Letter from the Publisher
Dear Boca Raton community, These are unprecedented times we find ourselves in. With business being told to close down in order to flatten the curve, many are wondering when we will get back to normality. At the Boca Raton Tribune, your closest neighbor is more than just a tagline for us, it’s what we truly believe in. In these times of More...
Thoughts From The Publisher
We at the Boca Raton Tribune always strive to bring you the most relevant news to our readers in the most efficient way as possible. Our staff is composed of hard workers who have your best interests in mind as More...
Coming Soon: A New Boca Raton Tribune
By: Douglas Heizer The Boca Raton Tribune is growing; we are evolving our newspaper. Through monthly inserts and slimmer weekly print editions, we are moving ourselves into the digital age of journalism. We’ve More...
Just Doing Our Jobs
By: Douglas Heizer We are just doing our job as a free press. As a newspaper, it is The Boca Raton Tribune’s job to report on things that happen in Boca Raton — not just East Boca or just West Boca, all of Boca. More...
Sorry to bug you.
By: Douglas Heizer The Boca Raton Tourist season is upon us! A lot of social events, great entertainment productions. Good new restaurants and old ones with some new menus, and wonderful new businesses. Amazing More...
Boca Raton Tribune’s Ethics Guidelines for Employees
Credibility is the franchise of journalism. People must be able to trust the Boca Raton Tribune. That requires a commitment to high ethical standards. We are all expected to be alert to situations that could diminish More...
Suddenly, things get interesting in Boca Raton
By Douglas Heizer “Never pick a fight with someone who buys ink by the barrel.” — attributed to Mark Twain The Obama administration has apparently never heard that old saw about avoiding fights with people More...
What I Learned From My Mother About God
By Douglas Heizer Several things we learn from our mothers. Truthfully, thanks to them, we walk our first steps in life. They worry about us and treat us with kindness, even after we are adults. I was able to learn More...
For the Record
By Douglas Heizer Last Friday, I answered the phone to the angry voice of Assistant City Manager Mike Woika, questioning a story two of my reporters had done on the city’s drinking water supply (Report Details More...
Taking Advantage of Proprietary Knowledge
By Jim Mathis In the 1970s the photo processing and printing company my wife and I owned was one of the first to buy a Kodak Royalprint print processor. Since copying and restoring old photos was a big part of our More...
