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Water Safety for Children on the Spectrum
Hot summer days are often filled with trips to the swimming pool and the beach. Boys Town South Florida wants to ensure that all children, especially those on the autism spectrum, are safe around the water this summer. “Drowning in children on the spectrum has long been a concern, but it is a very preventable cause of death,” says Boys […] The post Water Safety for Children on the Spectrum first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Disability Pride Month
In honor of Disability Pride Month, The Arc of Palm Beach County is celebrating the achievements and experiences of the disabled community. The Arc is spotlighting renowned artisan Margie Lee Rodriquez, a participant in The Arc’s Artisan Program. Rodriquez is best known for her folk art painting style, which includes vibrant motifs and custom stencil designs. She has debuted her […] The post Disability Pride Month first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Stylish Start for Teachers
Dress for Success Palm Beaches is helping send teachers back to school in style. In its fourth year, the annual free shopping spree experience is a show of appreciation for Palm Beach County teaching personnel. “Teachers are so deserving of this treat,” says Joe Ann Fletcher, DFSPB’s CEO. “Even though our governor plans to increase their pay, Florida ranks second […] The post Stylish Start for Teachers first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
It’s summertime, so why isn’t the living easier?
When temperatures rise in the summer, so can anxiety and stress. Juggling jobs, bored children and often hard-to-find, expensive childcare can impact summer sun and fun. For many, it becomes difficult to view summer through rose-colored glasses. Why is summer so stressful, and what can be done to reduce negative impacts? While students often love to be out of school, […] The post It’s summertime, so why isn’t the living easier? first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Grand Opening
See Vision Eye Institute celebrates its introduction to Palm Beach County with a ribbon cutting attended by over 35 local community and business leaders. Dr. Jason Gorscak and his team were on hand to discuss their new advances in cataract surgery and the team’s mission to provide life-changing vision through cataract surgery. “The Greater Wellington Chamber is honored to have […] The post Grand Opening first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Life Sometimes Finds a Way
One recent August day, a wandering ecologist named John Cassani found himself bumping up onto Mound Key Archaeological State Park in the middle of the Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve. There, the Calusa Native Americans once discarded their seashells in vast quantities, with intent. On what they’d eaten and pitched, they built the command center of a sprawling kingdom, a culture […] The post Life Sometimes Finds a Way first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Hangin’ Tough
When New Kids on the Block reunited in 2007, it was fair to wonder if the boy band would have anything more than just a brief second chapter. After all, it had been 13-plus years since the five vocalists –Donnie Wahlberg, Joey McIntyre, Jordan Knight, Joe Knight and Danny Wood – sold some 80 million copies of four albums worldwide […] The post Hangin’ Tough first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Florida In The Lead
If the media, in general, is held in some suspicion these days for delivering information that falls short of accuracy or fact, Florida Weekly remains a strong exception. So, we feel confident in declaring this fact, one both undeniable and indisputable, in our view: Florida is number one! While that’s true, it’s also true that there are many ways to […] The post Florida In The Lead first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Cocktails For JARC
JARC Florida, a nonprofit organization based in Boca Raton, which provides programs and services to educate and empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, is hosting its 14th Annual Cocktails for JARC event. The popular and fun evening will be held Wednesday, August 7, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at The Vintage Gym at Old School Square. This year’s […] The post Cocktails For JARC first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Annual All-Breed Dog Show
Get ready dog lovers! The Jupiter Tequesta Dog Club All-Breed Dog Show is trotting into town. Hundreds of dogs and their owners will get the chance to strut their stuff in the show ring from Friday, July 12 through Sunday, July 14, at the South Florida Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach. Spectators can watch the judging of various breeds and […] The post Annual All-Breed Dog Show first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Building a Pipeline of Diverse Leadership for the Arts & Cultural Sector
The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County has announced a new fellowship that will amplify new and diverse voices in arts and culture and build a strong leadership pipeline for the sector. Funded by the Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation, the Arts Administrators of Color Fellowship is a 10-month pilot program for emerging and mid-career leaders who are part of underrepresented […] The post Building a Pipeline of Diverse Leadership for the Arts & Cultural Sector first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Summer Vet Fest
The West Palm Beach VA Healthcare System (WPBVAHCS), in partnership with Mission United, United Way of Palm Beach County and Guardians of the Glades, is pleased to announce its upcoming Summer Vet Fest. It’s scheduled for July 10, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Lake Shore Civic Center, 1224 SW Avenue E Pl, Belle Glade. Doors open at […] The post Summer Vet Fest first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Back to School Basics
Unity of Delray Beach Church is hoping to help kids start out the next school year right. They are collecting backpacks and school supplies for local children in need. The Church asks for donations to be dropped off Sundays through Thursday, until August 1. Items can be place in the baskets in the Bookstore lobby at the south entrance. Or […] The post Back to School Basics first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Rising Star
Madeline Jaymes is moving in perfect harmony. The local South Florida singer-songwriter is quickly making a buzz on the music scene. “Music is what makes my soul tick,” says Jaymes. “My whole life, I’ve had a deep connection with music. It’s an outlet for my emotions, experiences, and passion for writing. My goal is to help connect people through my […] The post Rising Star first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Gay Polo League Adds New Event
The Gay Polo League is delighted to announce it is expanding the roster of GPL produced events with the International Gay Polo Tournament at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky. The tournament is set for August 1-3 at the Lexington Polo Club, located within the Kentucky Horse Park. Sixteen players from around the world will compete in this special […] The post Gay Polo League Adds New Event first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Helping in the Wake of Hurricane Beryl
Knowing the destruction that a major hurricane can cause, the team at The Jupiter Grill is moving quickly to help the many families who are or will be displaced due to major hurricane Beryl. The restaurant, located at 149 Sounding Ave. in Harborside Place, is now collecting paper products such as toilet paper, paper towels, sanitizing wipes, baby wipes, diapers, […] The post Helping in the Wake of Hurricane Beryl first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
The Big Business Of Luxury Retail Space
Worth Avenue stands as a beacon of luxury and exclusivity. Recently named one of the most beautiful streets in the world, it’s nestled in the center of exclusive, prestigious Palm Beach. This iconic shopping district is not just a haven for high-end retail but a microcosm of the intricate balance between supply, demand, and the enduring legacy of elegance. Home […] The post The Big Business Of Luxury Retail Space first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
PBA – A Popular College Choice
More and more high school students are considering Palm Beach Atlantic University for their next four years of study. According to Numerade, who analyzed the National Center of Education Statistics data, the West Palm Beach College came in third on the list of the colleges with the largest increase in college applications. According to the report, PBA had 6,220 applicants […] The post PBA – A Popular College Choice first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Is Your Dog a Hero?
American Humane, the country’s first national animal welfare organization, is officially kicking off the 14th Annual Hero Dog Awards. The nationwide competition searches for and recognizes America’s standout working dogs. Winners are often ordinary four-legged companions who do extraordinary things, like saving lives or helping their humans with sight, hearing or mobility issues. “Through the Hero Dog Awards, we honor […] The post Is Your Dog a Hero? first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
Business Leader of the Year
John Couris, president and CEO of Florida Health Sciences Center, is named the 2024 Business Leader of the Year by the South Tampa Chamber of Commerce. This award highlights exceptional leaders who have made a significant positive impact on the South Tampa community. Couris leads 14,000 team members and physicians at Tampa General Hospital’s flagship 981-bed academic medical center and […] The post Business Leader of the Year first appeared on Palm Beach Florida Weekly.
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