Palm Beach County is under mosquito-borne illness advisory
Palm Beach County is being warned about possible mosquito-borne diseases. As reported by CBS 12 News, the Health Department of Palm Beach County issued the advisory. Experts state that there has been an increase in mosquito-borne disease activity in Wellington, Belle Glade, Jupiter Farms and West Boca Raton. The health department More...
‘Bill’ Hager, former Boca City Council member and state rep, dies at age 74
By Dale King A memorial service will be held Monday morning in Detroit Lakes, Minn., for William Dean “Bill” Hager, 74, a former member of the Boca Raton City Council and eight-year member of the Florida More...
Raise awareness and help stop domestic violence this October
Image courtesy of EAC Network Domestic violence is a topic that should be talked about more. Many are afraid to speak about the subject or bring it to light, but it could help save a life. It’s never too More...
Machu Picchu artifact exhibition opens at Boca Museum of Art this weekend
The Boca Raton Museum of Art will be premiering its exhibit of Machu Picchu artifacts on Oct. 16. As reported by WPLG, the exhibit, “Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru,” will show visitors More...
The Boca Raton to Host Major Career Fair as it prepares for Highly-Anticipated Winter Unveil
South Florida’s most storied and beloved luxury resort, The Boca Raton, invites enthusiastic individuals of all skill levels to join its growing team, and “Be a Part of the Extraordinary.” The Boca Raton More...
Think pink: Support breast cancer awareness in your local community
October is breast cancer awareness month, and for some, this month is very important. Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, according to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. 1 More...
City of Boca Raton Receives Additional Coronavirus Relief Funds for City Residents
The City of Boca Raton received additional coronavirus relief funds for City homeowners and renters who have experienced financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The $357,280 Community Development Block More...
Others Can Help, But We Must Do the Work
By Robert J. Tamasy There is a universal truth about work that needs to be done: Someone needs to do the work. And if it is work that only you can do, either you determine to do the work – or it definitely More...
Doc’s All American in Delray Beach withdraws application for its iconic destination
Image courtesy of WPTV The owner of Doc’s all American in Delray Beach will no longer seek its iconic location for the site. As reported by WPTV, the ice cream and burger restaurant had closed earlier this More...
Santa Claus is back in Town! Boca Raton Toy Drive Kickoff Party A Success
The Boca Raton Toy Drive is back for its 15th year and better than ever. On Thursday, October 7, the Boca Raton Toy Drive held it’s official kick-off party at The Pavilion Grille in Boca Raton and it More...
