Boca Raton Public Library Presents The Photography Exhibit, “Backyard Beauty,” By Joshua Rubin
October 26–December 10, 2022, Spanish River Library Boca Raton, FL – The Spanish River Library in Boca Raton presents a new photography exhibit, “Backyard Beauty” by Joshua Rubin. This award-winning More...
“Landscapes: They Are a Changing…and We Are the Change!”
Landscaped yards and homes in Florida. Landscaping, plants, gardens, neighborhoods, communities, development. UF/IFAS Photo: Tyler Jones Free UF/IFAS Extension webinars for South Florida landscapes address More...
Cure stigma with green ribbons: Support mental health awareness month
Image courtesy of Stephen Rodgers Counseling and Consolation website Mental health is a topic that’s seldom talked about, although many professionals can agree that it is a serious one. It’s typically seen More...
We are the Pinwheels of Power
Image courtesy of Ounce of Prevention Fund website April was an eventful month. With spring in full swing, there were many fun and important things to look forward to. One of those important things being child More...
Local couple recycles beach trash in creative ways
A Boca Raton couple recycles trash they find on the beach by turning them into crafts. As reported by WPTV News, Tom and Rita Madden have created their own miniature world with beach garbage. Rita says that More...
Boca Raton man accused of stealing COVID-19 relief money
A local 57-year-old man is accused of lying to receive COVID-19 relief funds. As reported by CBS 12 News, the man was making false claims to receive $500,00 worth of financial assistance. He reported used those More...
South Florida’s tourist economy shows little sign of recovery
Coronavirus has hit the south Florida economy hard. The damage is likely to be longer-term than we originally had thought. This is due at least partially to an over-reliance on tourism related industries. Normal More...
Hospitals in South Florida are experiencing a shortage in Remdesivir
The drug has shown promise in treating COVID-19 patients. As the number of positive coronavirus cases continues to rise, hospitals in South Florida are experiencing a shortage in Remdesivir, a drug shown More...
Offseason Update for FAU Athletics
FAU is taking a unique approach to the offseason The COVID-19 pandemic prematurely ended FAU athletics’ spring 2020 season and the lasting effects of the pandemic could affect the upcoming fall season. As More...
The City of Miramar no longer plans to furlough city employees
Full-time employees were originally going to be furloughed eight hours per week for the rest of the year The COVID-19 pandemic has provided a barrier for economic growth within the U.S. and the small cities More...
