West Palm Beach, FL News

• West Palm Beach, FL News
• Veterans Speakers To Present Forum At Boca Raton Middle
• Palm Beach County Graduates Receive Scholarships from Local Organization
• From Radio Host to Acreage Pines Elementary Guest Reader
• U. B. Kinsey/Palmview Elementary Teacher Dr. Lavinia Draper Receives Distinguished Fulbright Award
• Norman Rose, longtime Greenacres city councilman, dies at age 93
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• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Retired kennel club greyhound will help veteran of Afghanistan adjust to society
• Missing $1,800 ATM deposit returned to owner
• Gas tanker spilling fuel; Boynton Beach Boulevard and Jog Road intersection remain closed
• Gas tanker flips, spilling fuel at Boynton Beach Boulevard and Jog Road; intersection closed
• Palm Beach Gardens employees recognized for service
• Boynton Head Start center to be formally named despite family name dispute
• Palm Beach Gardens McDonald's losing playground for outdoor seating
• A Unique Art Gallery awards Big Shot photography exhibit winners
• Police: 2 murder suspects killed in crash while trying to flee from officers
• Boca Raton apartment burns; family of 7 left homeless
• Jupiter town council to discuss budget Thursday
• Bring sensitive documents to 'shred-a-thon' Saturday at Boynton High
• Bethune 5th Graders Present International Baccalaureate Projects
• Okeeheelee Middle Hosts Third Annual Model United Nations
• Eagles Landing Middle Student Among Top Five Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA) To Compete Nationally
• Four Teachers Chosen As Finalists To Compete At Microsoft Forum
• West Palm library closes Friday for employee furlough day
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• Four children uninjured in Palm Tran Connections van crash
• Jupiter SWAT, hostage teams practice creating happy outcomes
• Authorities: Boaters, stay safe this Memorial Day weekend
• Tournament to draw 1,700 baseball players, fans to Palm Beach Gardens
• Board delays plan for 459 workforce homes near Hypoluxo and Haverhill
• Schoolhouse director ups traffic, seeks visibility for kids' museum
• Sports Notes: Boca Raton Police Athletic League will hold its sixth annual Charlie McCutcheon Golf T
• 'Building up' Guatemalan students gives teacher a literary career, too
• Sports: Palm Beach senior softball seeks players 55 and older for its summer pickup game season
• WWII veteran pushes world travel for students, Americans in general
• The Glades: Young dancer moves with a spiritual purpose
• North Sports: Jupiter United Soccer Club is hosting tryouts for its boys and girls travel teams
• Water district offers Palm Beach County $30 million, 1,751 acres for Mecca Farms site
• Hobe Sound teacher's tutus, capes lift spirits of children with cancer
• Post Time: Statue of bucking horses was a Lake Park landmark
• Boca woman suing Walgreens over alleged prescription gaffe
• Consultants recommend no increase in Lake Worth water, sewer rates
• Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse offers free admission to active military members, families
• Schools Across The District Receive Wells Fargo Community Partners Grant
• Royal Palm Beach High Partners With Local Law Firm To Celebrate Florida Law Week
• Mathematics Teachers Of The Year Named
• Assistance To Set Up DCF Access Accounts at Vickers House
• MARK W. CLARK NAMED ONE OF THE "TOP 100 TRIAL LAWYERS"
• Lewis, Longman & Walker Attorneys Selected as 2012 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
• Local Teachers Win Statewide Honors
• Two adults displaced by fire in suburban Palm Beach Gardens
• Florida panther-on-panther deaths take toll
• Royal Sandwiches fit for everyone
• High number of crashes on stretch of Central Blvd. has Jupiter police concerned
• Term-limited county commissioner Karen Marcus says no to school board run
• Wellington horse-care nonprofit gives up fight for tax break for its luxury house
• Cerabino: Music gets minds moving in dementia patients
• Sheriff's Office second-in-command files defamation lawsuit
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• Repainted water tower to tout Lake Worth's 100th anniversary
• Court: Fired West Palm Beach police officer not entitled to $230,000 but can seek money from city
• Official: White powder found at PBIA 'not hazardous'
• SEC charges 2 Fort Lauderdale business partners with civil fraud linked to Rothstein’s investments
• Council's rejection may spell end of Wellington's Equestrian Village
• Council's rejection may spell end of Equestrian Village
• Family to get keys to Habitat for Humanity house in Lake Worth at ceremony Thursday
• Citizenship Classes at Vickers House South
• Hispanic Chamber Weekly Update - May 18, 2012
• Students From Palm Beach County Schools Participate In NFL Camp
• Tree crashes through ceiling of room where 12-year-old Fort Pierce girl was lying in bed
• Lack of rules on Boynton Beach expense accounts questioned
• Treasure Coast mosquito control districts start spraying this week to keep pests at bay
• Martin County Commission kills $2 million Transit Depot, gives up $1.2 million in federal funds
• Vero Beach minister's cross-country bike ride raises awareness about hunger
• Palm Beach County tax base falls less than half a percent in 2012
• Palm Beach County considers selling or leasing surplus sites to fill budget gap
• Cerabino: Prom next to porn expo calls for XX-tra rules
• Tenet wants to triple subsidy for trauma care; HCA offers to do it for free
• Tenet wants to triple subsidy for trauma care; HCA offers to do it for free
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• After three years at sea, former Hobe Sound man glad to be back on land
• One of two finalists for West Palm police chief drops out
• Several George Zimmerman witnesses change their accounts
• Dozens of Palm Beach County 'personal concierge' businesses take on to-do lists of the time-starved
• North Palm Beach hires former Colorado county manager
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• Officials: Man flown to hospital after falling 30 feet while trimming trees near West Palm Beach
• Indian River County jury awards $9.3M verdict against driver, now 94
• Mercury level in fish caught in Indian River Lagoon higher than it should be?
• Wellington Equestrian Village plat delayed
• Equestrian Village plat delayed
• Lake Worth officials to discuss zoning tonight
• Boynton leaders, Veterans' Council to host Memorial Day event
• Fort Pierce hires Wellington firm to guide city manager search
• Cerabino: Shoot-first Florida without a state gun?
• West Palm unveils short-term plan for supplying water during droughts
• Investigator probing cause of fire at West Palm Beach warehouse
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• Boynton residents split in survey on how to deal with budget woes
• Jury awards $9.3 million verdict for suit against driver, now 94
• Lake Worth creates utility board to aid customers
• Will Wellington's Miss Florida, Karina Brez, win the title of Miss USA?
• County sues for court takeover of struggling Glades water utility
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• Greenacres charity seeks non-perishable food donations
• Lake Worth to get $850K settlement with power co-op by Sept. 30
• Emerald Cove Teacher Shares Knowledge From Supreme Court Justices
• High School Graduation Ceremonies Live On The Education Network
• Seminole Ridge High JROTC Names Team After Local War Hero
• School District of Palm Beach County Mentor Named CNN 2012 Hero
• Congressional Democrats seek to close wage gap for women
• Boynton places museum, cemetery on city registry
• Sauce boss sells despite tough start and setbacks
• A HAVEN NO MORE
• Developer's plans may force senior citizens to move out of mobile homes in Jupiter
• Sheriff's deputies violated nurses' rights by demanding blood tests, judge rules
• Judge: PBSO deputies violated nurses' rights by demanding blood tests in suspected DUI cases
• Aronberg rival: Money not priority
• Suncoast student organizes walk to purchase shoes for Peru youth
• Golf program puts kids in the swing of things
• PBSO investigates suspicious package found in its own parking lot
• Girl Scouts try to allay church suspicions
• Localy-grown food finds a home in Abacoa Community Garden
• What horses leave behind is big business for hauler
• What horses leave behind is big business for hauler
• An afternoon with couture designer Harry Robles
• Revised project riles Versailles
• Car in canal in suburban Delray Beach sends one to hospital
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• New home is a dream come true for blind mom
• Nonprofit chief sees the changing face of poverty
• Cerabino: Rousing Florida's dead bloc is gravely important for Obama, Romney
• Wellington residents unhappy with plans for apartments, commercial space near homes
• Plane headed to Central Florida loses wheel during takeoff
• Miami’s Greenberg Traurig law firm apologizes, admits mistakes in Rothstein-related investment trial
• Lake Worth teen bicyclist killed by car
• Reports of attempted child abductions in western Palm Beach County
• Community Developmental Screening Clinic
• Vickers House Partners With Job Corps
• Free Clinic for Hepatitis Vaccine at Vickers House South
• New Wellington talent show open to acts from across Palm Beach County
• West Palm Beach narrows police chief finalists to Yonkers, Cincinnati candidates
• Terminal 2 evacuated at Fort Lauderdale airport in hazmat scare
• Area Deaths
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Surfboard, not shark, likely cause of boy's injury at Jensen Public Beach
• Exotic birds in Port St. Lucie under vet's care after sprayed with weed killer
• Vero Beach High School yearbook raises eyebrows, makes people blush, upsets some parents
• Sound-limiting equipment helps reduce noise at Jupiter's Guanabanas
• Greenacres event Sunday to benefit veterans
• Woman accused of roadside defecating, vehicle theft in Fort Pierce
• Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office honor 14 deputies who have died in line of duty over the years
• Groundbreaking for Wellington Boys & Girls Club set for May 22
• Diamond View Elementary School’s Critter Club to Donate Animal Oxygen Masks
• Poinciana Elementary School Afterschool Taz Bots Bring Home First Place in World Invitational Open
• Free Job Training: How To Work In a Wealthy Home
• Royal Palm Beach allows more school buses on Business Parkway lot
• Monroe Benaim won't run for school board, urges Karen Marcus to seek seat
• Tonight: on the campaign trail with Mitt Romney in Boca Raton
• The sheriff's guide to guarding Goodman -- code name Dasher
• Abitrator: Acquitted Boynton DCF worker deserves job back, plus pay
• Inspector General faults Palm Beach Gardens for unscheduled award of garbage contract
• Suit against allowing dog track slot machines is dropped; question set for November ballot
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• Boynton Beach soldier laid to rest at Arlington Cemetery
• Study: many who aren't poor have skewed perception of those who are
• Firefighters rescue four newborn kittens
• Meet Palm Beach County's first family of surfing
• Arts Mecca proposed for West Palm's north end
• Plans taking shape for giant Air Show at Vero Beach airport in 2013
• Jury begins deliberating in Fort Pierce homicide case
• South Sports: U15 boys Boynton Knights soccer team has qualified for the final four at this year's S
• Retired nursing home chief still tries to make life better for aged
• St. Paul's in Delray hosts green-activities weekend
• West Sports: Crestwood Middle School volleyball player Bailey Williams has qualified for a national
• Wellington woman's creative streak expressed in art, food and business
• Lagoon project restoring natural life to waterway
• Rollover crash sends one to the hospital, snarls SB traffic on I-95 in Lake Worth
• Central Sports: West Palm Fishing Club honors four men as Volunteers of the Year
• Devastation from Haiti earthquake spurs man to start reforestation
• Palm Beach Daily News: Croquet hall of famer Archie Peck dies of cancer
• Place of Hope head takes vision for social services to state council
• Riviera Beach's newest reigning representatives
• North Sports: Parker Greenwood of Jupiter won the Eastern Surfing Association Southeast Regional Open
• Groundbreaking is Saturday for new Army Reserve Center in Lake Park
• 2 Lake Worth homes built with federal grant money to be dedicated
• Rodriguez didn't force kiss, deposition in Boynton CRA lawsuit says
• Citizenship Classes at Vickers House South
• Nationally Renowned Author Wows Lantana Middle Students
• Regulatory Commission still determining how much oversight St. Lucie facility might receive
• Old Roosevelt Bridge in Stuart to close for two months for repainting
• Cerabino: Concussions bigger threat to football than raunchy rapper Luther Campbell
• Will a new alcohol ban tame the boats-and-booze party at Peanut Island?
• Parenting styles will vary - and that's OK
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• Union claims Kravis board reneged on labor dispute agreement
• Horse rescue foundation pays tax on its luxury home while awaiting property tax appeal
• West Palm fire lieutenant out temporarily after arrest
• Pet therapy ponies lift spirits for a day at Delray nursing home
• Men caught on camera torching stolen car in Fort Myers
• This weekend: Near Vero Beach, May 18-20, 2012
• This weekend: Indian River County, May 18-20, 2012
• The vet will SEE you now: Tim Cutler looks at animals through their eyes
• Former corrections officer charged with child pornography in Martin County
• Lawsuit claiming teacher bullied boy refiled against St. Lucie School District
• Port St. Lucie man accused of spraying weed killer on neighbor's bird
• Doctor says fall didn't kill wife in Aventura murder trial
• West Palm Beach neighbors concerned about trash and transients
• North Palm Beach to choose new town manager Thursday
• Lake Park to pick two Planning & Zoning board members tonight
• Palm Beach County judge under unprecedented fire, accused of bias
• Church Recognizes Educators During Teacher Appreciation Month, Superintendent Gent Special Guest
• 2012 Golf Outing Division of Support Operations, Benefiting Student Summer Intern Program
• Lake Worth commissioner shows off city's charms in videos on YouTube
• Lake Worth signs off on settlement with Florida Municipal Power Agency
• Boynton talks with PBSO to go on despite commissioner's objection
• Cerabino: In FCAT land, it's not easy being a pineapple - or student author
• Comptroller: Palm Beach County finances improved, but efficiencies needed
• Palm Beach County holds off on major staff cuts, will revive issue next month
• Grant will help Palm Beach County sheriff protect port, waterways
• Palm Beach County: Lynn University presidential debate is opportunity to promote area with tourism money
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• Off duty officer helps nab three burglary suspects in Boca
• PBSO withdraws bid to replace Ocean Ridge police
• Miami crime sweep sends more than 60 to jail
• Off-duty EMT saves man caught in rough surf in St. Lucie
• Crews extinguishing small brush fire near Jupiter elementary school
• Trayvon Martin’s mother thanks Miami-Dade commissioners, colleagues for support
• Bellissimo withdraws plan for 4-story hotel in Wellington
• Water plant sale will keep Royal Palm from raising taxes for years to come
• Judge throws out Jupiter couple's lawsuit against parents of Thanksgiving killer
• Miami-Dade fire captain who posted about Trayvon Martin on Facebook demoted
• Fire crews called to report of chlorine leak in Lake Park
• Authorities: Report of chlorine leak in Lake Park turns out to be false
• Obama's shift on gay marriage upsets some pastors
• Lake Worth to consider $850K settlement with power co-op
• Jupiter to consider special exception for sub shop tonight
• Boynton to honor fallen officers, employees of the year on Wednesday
• May 2012 Haitian Heritage Month Essay Contest Winners Announced
• Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith, PLLC Skipped Court and Headed to Sunfest to Help Children With Special Needs Enjoy SunFest in Their Own Special Way
• Port St. Lucie approves funds for Crosstown Parkway connector
• Cerabino: State protects us from gay couple seeking to drive
• West Palm Beach partners with State Attorney's corruption investigation group
• Smoking drum shuts down A1A in Hollywood most of Monday
• Hollywood smoking drum incident 'a big deal'
• Area Deaths
• Charlie Hayden, well-known area fisherman, dies at 78
• Palm Beach Gardens pays $8,200 for video to promote the city
• Popcorn machine fire causes evacuation of Wellington movie theater
• Shark bite victim improves, returns to Germany with physician
• Boynton Beach to pay $100,000 for disabilities act violations
• On second thought, maybe we should have gone with 'Bob'
• Jupiter Police switch to controversial OpenSky communications system
• Magazine rates Jupiter No. 9 for 'happiest seaside town' in U.S.
• Boynton commissioners to hear song written to promote the city
• Broward, Palm Beach budget squeezes tack on fees for cross-over library users
• VSA Florida-PBC hosts the works of AJ Brockman
• One of 7 winning Fantasy 5 tickets sold at West Palm Beach Publix
• 1 of 7 winning Fantasy 5 tickets sold at West Palm Beach Publix
• Officials ID 4 killed in fiery head-on crash on Interstate 95
• Teen shot three times in West Palm Beach
• Police: Teen was shot by someone he knew outside his West Palm Beach home
• Ethics chief to discuss lobbying in Jupiter
• Palm Beach County ethics chief to discuss lobbying in Jupiter
• Lake Worth High's bands set free concert
• Lake Worth High's bands set free concert
• Lake Park's State of the Town address set for Thursday
• Renowned Author James Patterson Holds Webinar With John F. Kennedy Middle Students
• Palm Beach County School District Launches Continued Accreditation Process
• District Students Among Top Winners of 2012 Equal Opportunity Fair Housing Student Contest
• Conniston Middle IB World School Hosts Third World’s Fair
• Monitoring of foster kids' schoolwork tightens
• Community briefs for May 13
• Port St. Lucie girl in watercraft accident 'critical'
• Local doctors weigh benefits, risks of prostate cancer screening past age 75
• Acreage house fire displaces three people, including one child
• Festival marks birthday of Israel
• Study of south end leaves officials flat
• Israel in the City event held in West Palm Beach
• Prescribed burn Monday in Jonathan Dickinson State Park
• Limestone Creek gets new launch for boats
• Area Deaths
• The week ahead: Indian River County, May 14-17, 2012
• In Your Community
• One man drowns, two other swimmers rescued in separate incidents in Palm Beach County
• Deadly crash under investigation in Riviera Beach
• Palm Beach Gardens woman killed in Riviera Beach crash
• Cerabino: For Obama, a profile in cowardice: Letting states make gay-marriage call
• Mother's Day wish: Let my daughter open her eyes
• Juror mischief a growing concern
• Richard Weinstein, leading conservationist, dies at 86
• North county to get the powerboat and the glory
• Next West Palm Beach police chief might not be a local
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• Reports: Gov. Scott's chief of staff stepping down
• Person taken by Trauma Hawk from accident at raceway
• High winds derail veteran's balloon flight
• 1 killed in wreck on northbound I-95 in Deerfield
• Shuttle Endeavour shut down for good
• Crash shuts down northbound I-95 north of SR 60
• University of Miami job cuts could have major impact on research, innovation
• Trayvon Martin’s mother got 8 months of donated vacation time
• Two winning Fantasy 5 tickets sold in Palm Beach County
• Lake County school system says move to iPads saves money, raises grades
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Fire forces evacuation of apartment building at The Fountains Country Club in suburban Lake Worth
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• A Boca Raton man's dream: To help the homeless
• Obituary: John "Jack" Schwencke, 95, a founder of North Palm Beach
• 1,000 Scouts gather to learn to 'be prepared'
• Trayvon Martin's mom releases Mother's Day video
• Miami-Dade judge orders filmmaker to court to explain tweets
• 'Stamp Out Hunger' food drive celebrates 20th year tomorrow
• Woman used fake identities to collect thousands in food stamps, officials say
• Malayan tiger cubs celebrate first birthday at Palm Beach Zoo
• Evidence in Zimmerman case will be handed over
• Cuban and Haitian migrants repatriated by Coast Guard
• Suspected human rabies exposures surge in Palm Beach County
• Palm Beach County Sheriff's office to pitch takeover of Boynton Beach police
• Turnpike in Broward back open after officers wounded in shootout
• $7 million bond set, 16-year sentence for polo mogul Goodman in fatal DUI crash in Wellington
• Today, prosecutors seek 20-year term for Goodman for DUI manslaughter
• Meet candidates for North Palm Beach village manager tonight
• Planned Parenthood opens Wellington clinic, first in county to offer surgical abortions
• Benoist Farms Elementary Fundraises to Help School in Central America
• Gifted Teacher Tops In The State
• Atlantic High Student Named Among America’s Top Ten Youth Volunteers In The 17th Annual Prudential Spirit Of Community Awards
• Plumosa School Of The Arts Students Win FAAE 2012 Digital Media Arts Challenge
• Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A. Welcomes Scott R. Haft to the West Palm Beach Branch
• JCC OF THE GREATER PALM BEACHES EARNS TWO EXCELLENCE AWARDS AT THE JCCs OF NORTH AMERICAN BIENNIAL
• From Bolshoi To Bak, Professionals Give Master Classes At Arts School
• Parts of Lantana under boil-water order after water main breaks
• In Your Community
• Two officers wounded in shootout on Florida’s Turnpike in Broward
• Disgraced ex-leader of Diocese of Palm Beach dies at 73
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• Cerabino: Secret Service story involving free speech not so sexy
• Kids get an up-close look at hot-air balloons
• Council honors Priore for service to Wellington
• New section opening fills in missing link of Riverwalk project
• Palm Beach Gardens couple given preliminary approval for water park in Hobe Sound
• Casey Anthony: Judge gives Zenaida Gonzalez access to Casey Anthony's secret address
• South Sports: Spanish River High will host three one-week summer basketball camps
• Temple, church mark 26 years of interfaith bond
• With balloons, everything's looking up at polo fest
• West Sports: Wellington Wolves third-grade boys travel basketball is looking for players
• In your community
• Seminole Ridge High teacher's bio of writer Hurston's last years wins state book award
• Exceptional families make for exceptional arts event in the Glades
• The Glades: Exceptional families make for exceptional arts event
• Lake Worth woman's stories turned into book about home front in WW II
• Central Sports: The King's Academy baseball team beat The Community School 7-0 in regional quarterfi
• Grant launches fix of Lake Clarke Shores boat ramp
• Film editor worked with Jackson, Bon Jovi; now looks to give back
• North Sports:Jupiter's Brigid Murray, 15, named 2011 Florida Quarter Horse Youth English Rider of t
• 'Superhero' video a triumph for Palm Beach Gardens High seniors
• TCoast Sports: John Carroll High School to offer several sports camps this summer
• School News: Martin County High OPUS, Combined Choir to present concert Tuesday
• Rinaldi tennis clan carries on with state high school finalist
• Woman attacked by shark off Vero Beach in serious condition after surgery
• Molly's House offers caregivers a three-day break
• Mariner Sands honors resident for a lifetime of achievements
• Post Time: 'Frenchman's Creek' of English origin
• Social Security: Go on, you're never too old to play
• Motivation Man Triathalon set for June 2, ending in Royal Palm Beach
• North Palm Beach to consider contributing up to $1,000 to 'Project Graduation'
• Gardens, fire union reach pension deal
• U. B. Kinsey/Palmview Elementary School Of The Arts Wins Lighthouse ArtCenter Art Awards
• Two Palm Beach County Teachers Awarded Facing History Scholarships
• BallenIsles Named Gold Award Business Partner of The Year
• Suncoast and Dreyfoos Among America’s Best High Schools - U.S. News
• Cerabino: Wait list for steamy novel 'Fifty Shades of Grey' signals a long, hot summer
• Wait list for steamy novel signals a long, hot summer
• Consultant: Palm Beach County can save $32M with 1,000 job cuts, add $3M with rate hike
• Consultant: Palm Beach County can save $32 million with 1,000 job cuts, add $3 million with rate hik
• School board narrows choices for corruption-chaser post
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• Amid controversy, West Palm moves to fill four empty audit committee posts
• Walt Disney Company earns $1 billion in 3 months
• Shark attacks woman near Humiston Beach in Vero Beach
• Appraiser's lawsuit against adjustment board over Wellington case delayed
• 23 pro-union protesters arrested at Mardi Gras Casino in Hallandale Beach
• Greenacres man accused of sexually assaulting girl, 17
• Fire blows doors off Delray Beach warehouse; no one injured
• In your community
• In your community
• Greenacres OKs AT&T's cellphone tower emergency generator request
• 2012 High School Graduation Information
• Wellington's vote on Elder Care expansion delayed
• Helmet cam catches gator jumping out of water, ramming kayak
• Sheriff's officials make pitch to police Ocean Ridge
• Cerabino: Goodman trial could spur plenty of page-turners
• Election-law claim won't be probed
• Interim state attorney decides not to investigate allegation of candidate breaking elections law
• A mansion or a charity? -- Property argues against tax break for animal care foundation
• Kitchen fire forces residents to evacuate Singer Island condominium
• New audit method could improve detection of flaws – and fix them
• Red light-runners in West Palm Beach can get small refund
• Simple steps could catch technical failures
• Area Deaths
• Quick Facts: Why 2 firms control Florida vote tallies
• Florida law hinders vote audits
• NASA super rocket on track for 2017 debut
• University of Miami med school laying off 800
• In your community
• Jose Baez to publish Casey Anthony book
• American Legion group to give out poppies this weekend to benefit vets
• Palm Beach Gardens Police Explorers take second place in competition
• Jupiter CRA meeting canceled
• High-tech radar helps find forgotten graves in Boynton
• Brevard libraries examine policy after '50 Shades of Grey' controversy
• Lantana-Lake Worth launches food tours
• Palm Beach Opera Welcomes New Board Members
• Suncoast and Spanish River, State Winners In Ethics Competition
• Student Wins People’s Choice Award at Vita Nova Event
• National Children's Mental Health Awareness Week, Speak Up For Kids
• CELEBRATE MOTHER’S DAY AT NORTHWOOD VILLAGE WITH ANTIQUE DISPLAYS, FUSED GLASS CLASS AND LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
• Watson B. Duncan Middle Students Win Big at State Competition
• Snake saved after eating ceramic egg
• Village classes to help people spring toward physical fitness
• Wellington lands grant for housing
• Atlantis to pay Greenacres 33 percent more for fire rescue services
• Masked men rob Table 42 restaurant in Boca Raton
• Supervisor 'slapped around' for allowing voting-machine test hack
• Federal elections panel formed after 2000 has no members
• Despite state oversight, vote-counting errors abound
• Mother of man among 7 charged with hate crimes says they're not white supremacists
• Mangonia Park Councilwoman Addie Greene targets mayor, clerk in anti-nepotism move
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• Judge denies John Goodman a new trial in DUI manslaughter case
• Ocean Ridge to consider letting sheriff's office take over policing
• Ocean Ridge to consider letting sheriff's office take over policing
• Palm Beach Atlantic University names new president
• Central Florida white supremacists arrested on hate crime, conspiracy charges
• Fundraiser held Sunday for boy injured in St. Lucie County school bus crash
• New Lake Worth City Manager Bornstein to meet residents
• Boynton Beach CRA delays meeting until May 15
• Gardens caps size of stores, possibly blocking planned BJ's Warehouse Club
• Palm Beach Gardens caps size of stores, possibly blocking planned BJ's Warehouse Club
• Greenacres may charge Atlantis more for fire, rescue services
• Atlantic, Carver And City Of Delray Beach Create Learning Landscape
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR 10th ANNUAL FITKIDS TRIATHLON IN WEST PALM BEACH
• Ocean Avenue Bridge concrete will cover mud at Snook Islands
• Runners going 1,800 miles for charity
• U.S. nuns weigh Vatican's rebuke
• Hot music, hot temps close out SunFest 2012
• SunFest lives up to its name as temps soar into upper 80s
• Election fumbles: Four local errors in four years with county's system
• Ex-supervisor recalls red flags, defends buying voting machines
• Voting machines: Full of defects, easily hacked
• Customs officials take about 15 adults into custody about 30 miles off coast of Palm Beach County
• Stuart man recalls watching Hindenburg go up in flames
• Riviera Beach minister gives house to long-time parishioner
• Riviera Beach minister gives house to longtime parishioner
• South Florida housing market has hit bottom, Zillow says
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• Polo team founder donates $1.5 million to new Wellinton Boys & Girls Club
• About 15 adults taken into custody by customs officials about 30 miles off coast of Palm Beach County
• Academic Games All-Stars Declare, 'We Are The Champions'
• 3rd Annual Model United Nations Held at Okeeheelee Middle School
• CRA chief says Boynton Beach is at start of something big
• 'Supermoon' appears in evening sky
• Boynton Beach soldier remembered as 'American hero'
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach County hopes to collect code-enforcement fines via tax bills
• Man struck by car in Wellington
• Soda bottle rockets, egg drops have kids thinking science at museum
• Horse, rider safety first among concerns for Wellington equestrian community
• Charlotte Hawkins Flowers, 112, of Riviera Beach, dies
• Rival: Palm Beach County state attorney candidate Aronberg broke campaign law
• Raccoon in Palm City tests positive for rabies
• West Palm woman killed, three others critical after crash near The Acreage
• Students From Ecuador Bring Cultural Message To Palm Beach County Schools
• Florida Community Alliance Hosts 'Walk Against Violence'
• Palm Beach County Schools Recognized For Making The Grade In 'Going Green'
• Outstanding Volunteers and Business Partners Honored
• School District of Palm Beach County News: More Arrests in Operation D
• John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts Honors School Board
• Tea Party Leader Decides Not to Run Against Allen West
• School District Police Conclude Third Phase of Operation D
• Jupiter High Students Win 1st Place At State Environmental Science Competition
• Palm Beach County ethics panelists criticize Boynton Beach 'slush fund'
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Area Deaths
• $6 million agreement reached to compensate marina, city for Flagler bridge project
• Flags at half-staff Saturday to honor Boynton Beach soldier who died in Afghanistan
• Elizabeth Smart shares her story during West Palm Beach law luncheon
• Palm Tran pension underfunded, threatening cuts to benefits for 400
• Atlas rocket successfully launched at Cape Canaveral
• Miami-Dade student gets doodle on Google
• Let the howling begin: Biggest full moon of year on Saturday night
• STUFFED! Bringing life to a room full of dead animals
• Jupiter community garden celebrates successful first year
• Hobe Sound man shot early Friday, dies at hospital
• Plans approved for new Palm Beach Gardens synagogue
• Boynton puts charter changes on March 2013 ballot
• In Your Community
• Family, public to honor fallen Boynton Beach soldier at visitation tonight, funeral service Saturday
• Lifetime movie will star Rob Lowe as Casey Anthony prosecutor Jeff Ashton
• Lake Park chooses finalists for town manager job
• Vickers House Partners With Job Corps
• Gipsy Kings 'Bamboleo Package' To Benefit Bak
• Palm Beach Students Campaign, Prepare To Elect New Leaders
• Palm Beach County To Celebrate Haitian Heritage During The Month Of May 2012
• Gove Elementary to Hold Groundbreaking Ceremony
• English Classes For Speakers of Other Languages at Vickers House South
• Four injured as boat strikes channel marker in Jupiter waterway
• Gourmet to go near the airport; Jupiter’s got a food fest
• Palm Beach Gardens approves 222 apartments at Central Boulevard and Hood Road
• Central Florida couple accused of renting out foreclosed homes
• State attorney candidates stay peaceful in first debate
• Ethics board: Palm Beach County Sheriff's staff must take county ethics training
• Ethics board rejects deal with Wellington vet over alleged conflict of interest
• Source: Zimmerman says Trayvon circled his SUV, frightened him
• Area Deaths
• South-Ender Materio wins appointment to West Palm commission
• Atlas launch scrubbed, reset for Friday
• Jury: Insurers owe Gloria, Emilio Estefan millions from damage to Vero hotel
• Projected Palm Beach County budget shortfall not as bad as expected
• Dreyfoos unseats Benjamin as best high school newspaper
• Massive sinkhole opens up in backyard of Windermere home
• Two women arrested in purse snatching, stabbing incidents at Port St. Lucie Walmart
• Boynton extends freeze on non-profit developments
• Suspended Boynton mayor's corruption trial to begin in July
• Boynton complex gets national 'green' notice
• School NewsL Seven Pope John Paul II students receive Blum Scholarships
• Sports: The King's Academy's Kim Valdes signed letter of intent for softball at Rider University
• West Palm Beach Achievers award winners see hard work on equality ahead
• Grandma's Place shelters kids in crisis in Royal Palm
• Teen with epilepsy, Asperger's on a mission to become surgeon
• Sports: Temple Beth Brotherhood golf tourney is Sunday at Palm Beach Polo and Country Club
• The Glades: Volunteers honored for good works in the Glades
• Sports: Zachary Smith of Palm Beach Gardens won the overall boys title at the South Florida PGA Juni
• In Your Community
• Public invited to National Day of Prayer event in Boynton today
• Students Celebrate Law Week At Palm Beach Lakes Community High School
• Village touts new notification system
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Sauce maker's patriotism, like his product, runs hot
• Suspect was wanted for attempted murder days before Cady Way Trail slayings
• New economics czar: West Palm needs more office towers
• Trayvon Martin's social media posts may come up at trial
• Zimmerman's attorney: Trayvon's social media posts fair game
• Expert: Vote to keep BJ's from Loehmann's plaza could put Palm Beach Gardens in court
• Charter school opening in Royal Palm Beach delayed a year
• Jupiter approves first reading of parking ordinance
• Life among the mosquitoes a jumpy affair
• Jupiter bridge work reaches halfway point
• Boynton to bring in three for city manager interviews
• Voters' Coalition to hear from state attorney candidates
• George Zimmerman’s Myspace page from 2005 uncovered
• 1940 Census: Vivid stories emerge from otherwise dry statistics
• Wave of Sewall's Point home invasion burglaries cause town officials, residents to call for action
• Plein air artist, Pati Maguire, presents at the Highland Beach Library
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket worth $237k sold at West Palm Beach Publix
• Public honors fallen Boynton Beach soldier as body arrives home
• Public invited to honor fallen soldier returning home today
• Number of drug-addicted newborns soars
• Gardens council to vote on plan to build 224 apartments
• Local veterans to receive France's Legion of Honor Medal in Boynton
• Palm Beach County Schools Recognized for Making the Grade in 'Going Green'
• Congressman Recognizes Wynnebrook Elementary in House of Representatives
• Boynton strikes a deal with Fort Lauderdale firm on 1927 high school revamp
• Russo's Subs a senior among sandwich shops
• Palm Beach Sheriff's Office proposes $7.5 million budget increase
• Miami-Dade advisor chosen as Lake Worth's new internal auditor
• Lake Worth museum to reopen in June
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Wellington teacher's Jackie Mason punch line still on stage
• Miami-Dade pit-bull ban to go to voters in August
• 800 homes and businesses under boil-water notice in suburban West Palm Beach
• Rough surf beaches boat in Palm Beach Shores
• Boynton's Shopper Hopper gaining ground, but still well below previous ridership numbers
• Kennedy Estates residents near Jupiter fear road's extension
• Brevard teen held after incident with toy shotgun near school bus
• Palm Beach County commissioners urge West to push for federal help for Glades region
• Feds bust three ex-NFL players in Miami-Dade on ID-theft, tax evasion charges
• Woman taken to hospital as fire-rescue crews battle West Palm Beach house fire
• Elderly man dies in West Palm Beach house fire
• Office Depot reports profit for first quarter while continuing to lose sales
• Office Depot reports proft for first quarter while continuing to lose sales
• Funeral for Boynton Beach soldier killed in Afghanistan planned for Saturday
• Lawsuit by Boynton's former CRA director will go to trial after mediation fails
• Gardens to consider protecting more of Loxahatchee Slough
• Jupiter to consider changing neighborhood parking rules
• Jamie Brown hired to oversee Lake Worth public services
• Wellington panelist faces $500 ethics fine
• George Zimmerman's lawyer has Facebook, Twitter accounts created
• Cerabino: Goodman's luxe defense team strikes gold
• West Palm, under presure from water district, agrees to draft drought plans
• Area Deaths
• Eight West Palm candidates vie to fill Moss' commission seat
• Royal Palm board appointee abruptly resigns after tone of meeting turned ugly
• Downtown West Palm Beach streets and docks closed for SunFest
• Consultant says Lake Worth losing $1 million yearly in revenue from utilities department
• Boynton Beach Neighborhood Art District offers an alternative scene
• Port St. Lucie man arrested after alleged sock 'fetish' incident
• Authorities: Crash west of Jupiter Friday was result of driver dying behind wheel
• Gardens to discuss plans for synagogue and cultural center on Thursday
• Lake Park library group seeks improvement ideas
• Greenacres library hosting comedy show
• Goodman case juror said he was pressured into guilty verdict
• Juror interviews to begin this afternoon in Goodman DUI manslaughter case
• Royal Palm Beach High Students Score High in US Treasury’s Financial Challenge
• District Library Services Specialist Selected For National Council on Digital Citizenship
• Court ruling helps foreign workers in country club, resort industry
• Wellington expects range of ideas for K-Park
• Southeast U.S. regional CrossFit competition wraps up at South Florida Fairgrounds
• Southeast U.S. regional CrossFit competition wraps up at South Florida Fairgrounds
• Power eater repeats at National Sweet Corn Eating Championship, held at South Florida Fairgrounds
• Small plane crashes off Brevard County coast
• Officials: Suspects identified in teen murders on Cady Way Trail
• 'Magic City' TV show struggled to find real breasts in Miami casting
• Area Deaths
• Zora Fest inspires fans of Zora Neale Hurston
• Lauderdale Air show canceled today due to rain
• Martin County robotics team earns world champion title
• Lag bolts were tough, but Desiree Neal says Wellington park overhaul worth it
• Cerabino: When it comes to guarding our public morality, we stand erect
• Burgers, pizza, wings and ribs from gourmet guru Carmine's
• Boynton Beach leaders, residents march against violence
• Inspector General's Office: West Palm Beach kept silent about wage-theft scandal
• Half a Jensen Beach duplex burns
• Felony warrant denied for lack of evidence in Torrey Pines altercation
• ESOL Parent Night To Include Haitian Flag Day Commemoration
• Resource center to be key to Palm Beach County's homeless plan
• Area Deaths
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Southbound lanes on I-95 closed in Palm City
• Haze, smoky odor prompt evaucation of Old Wellington Mall
• McCray's BBQ on 45th Street in Mangonia Park closing Sunday
• Preschoolers help Greenacres celebrate Arbor Day with tree plantings
• False alarm in West Palm Beach - suspicious substance is make up
• More layoffs hit Space Coast; 170 contractors given pink slips
• West Palm Beach 'fuku' restaurant denied trademark because of 'immoral' name
• Lake County sheriff's deputy accused of using agency card to buy gas for wife, girlfriend
• Trayvon Martin case: Details released on George Zimmerman's background
• Job expo at the Airport Hilton in West Palm Beach today includes several local employers
• Free job expo at the airport Hilton in West Palm Beach begins now, includes several local employers
• Contractors, business owners invited to free green-business workshop
• North Palm Beach picks 4 candidates for village manager
• McCray's BBQ Mangonia Park location closing Sunday after years of fights with town
• Heart pump, transplant save Wellington toddler's life
• Heart pump saves Wellington boy's life
• Lighthouse/Beacon Cove Fun Fair To Raise School Funds
• Ethics Bowl Finals and Eighth Annual Your Character Counts! Awards Celebration
• Deaf Entertainer CJ Jones Returns For VSA Florida - Palm Beach County
• Over 37,000 Volunteers and 1,100 Business Partners Support Students and Schools
• Johnson Scholars Receive Over $440,000 in Scholarships
• Two burned in explosion in Palm Beach Country Estates
• Three Palm Beach County commissioners open to wage-theft law
• West Palm Beach's District 5 Hispanic hopeful disqualified
• Boynton Beach police department's newest K-9 dog 'Czechs' in for training
• Palm Beach County to decide whether to allow pigs as pets in unincorporated areas
• Area Deaths
• Defense attorneys ask judge in John Goodman case to step aside
• West Palm Beach college student killed in Orlando crash
• County OKs rehab center for vacant Lake Worth Road hotel, over neighbors' protests
• South Sports: Kiwanis Club of Boynton Beach's 31st Annual Fishing Tournament will be held May 1
• Highly rated attorney says career allows her to help people each day
• Arts Garage becomes player by adding Florida Stage founder
• West sports: Temple Beth Torah Brotherhood Golf Tournament will be held May 6
• South Florida Science Museum ready to make its world of science wider
• Nun at West Palm Beach residence for the elderly says job means 'I listen to people'
• Central sports: Lantana Middle School boys basketball team wins division championship
• Officers respond after report finds some Florida police are not being ticketed for red light running
• Jupiter resident, co-owner of online dating service enjoys helping people find matches
• North Sports: Horizons Fishing Tournament benefiting Hospice of Palm Beach County Foundation will be
• Marinelife center's turtle mission goes swimmingly
• TCoast Sports: Pine School senior Rachel Gilbert named to Florida High School Athletic Association A
• Waiting game pays off for Lincoln Park shortstop
• Love of teaching fishing is second only to fishing for Jensen man
• Savannas Preserve State Park turns 35
• Sid Walesh creates unique award winning sculptures
• Need a career? Two big job fairs today
• PBSC students to share ideas for improving Lake Worth tonight
• Palm Beach County voters may be asked to increase sales tax by half-cent for roads, transportation
• Vickers House Partners wIth Job Corps - Orientation every Monday
• English Classes For Speakers of Other languages at Vickers House South
• Palm Beach Opera Appoints Managing Director
• Palm Beach Central High Learns About the Dangers of Texting and Driving with a Simulator
• Distinguished National and Local Authors
• Free Developmental Disabilities Testing At Vickers House South
• Palm Beach County School District Combats Air Pollution In May’s Clean Air Challenge
• Hundreds attend fundraiser for Joey Yannucci, injured in St. Lucie bus crash
• Keever enters state attorney's race, telling GOP supporters she'll end 'corrupt politics machine'
• U.S. Supreme Court limits scope of immigration case
• Liability waivers tossed by court
• Appeals court tosses liability waivers in response to Wellington teen's ear-piercing gone wrong
• BallenIsles hands out $130,000 in grants for groups' programs
• Cerabino: 'Arab Spring' near Delray? Kings Point man fights board
• NBC Miami affiliate fires local reporter in editing of Zimmerman police call
• Area Deaths
• Governor bill signing would allow Callery-Judge to incorporate
• Dr. Daniel Rowe, who delivered 6,000 Palm Beach County babies, dies at 93
• Relay for Life to begin Friday in Lake Park
• Cops: Knife-wielding man shoves soda, beer down pants, threatens clerk
• Lake Worth sets meeting to discuss internal auditor
• Police: Woman dragged by purse through Brevard County parking lot
• Orphaned black bear cubs get new home in Central Florida
• Melbourne police arrest 5 in prostitution bust
• 'Sewage' spews from drains aboard Bahamas Celebration cruise ship
• ‘Significant’ University of Miami medical school cutbacks coming in May
• North Palm to choose 3 village manager candidates tonight
• Spanish River Students Initiate Largest National Student Movement In Decades
• Pine Jog Elementary Named As Only Green Ribbon School In The State
• Welcome Home Heroes Concert
• Jupiter Middle Supports Fellow Teacher’s Family During Difficult Time
• Palm Beach County Council of PTA/PTSA Awards Three Scholarships
• SunFest
• Eighth Annual Popular Language And Culture Conference
• Companies line up to become Lake Worth's next electric supplier
• Cerabino: With university boondoggle, GOP gets 'A' in hypocrisy
• Canoe trail at Loxahatchee wildlife refuge to close Wednesday
• Zimmerman "on his own," lawyer says
• Area Deaths
• Wife of slain Nova professor testifies against accused killer
• Boynton Beach soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Officials: 4 children pricked by needles that student brought into Central Florida school
• Last day for Member Student Show and last week for Midtown April exhibit
• Cocker Spaniel killed in West Palm Beach apartment fire
• Lantana approves $97,000 contract with new town manager
• Bail set for man accused of robbing elderly sisters in suburban Boca Raton
• Center plans to reach growing Jewish population
• Billionaire group to mine asteroids for water, precious metals
• Indian River County unemployment dips below 10 percent for first time since 2008
• Sulfuric acid spill closes Highway 60 in Polk County; truck driver burned
• Broward County deputy fired for visiting nude clubs: 'I just sometimes do dumb things.'
• 'Lunatic' sniper kills at least 10 Peacocks, Cape Canaveral residents say
• Lantana residents invited to drop off unwanted medications
• Public invited to meeting on repairing, paving roads west of Dixie Highway in Lake Worth
• Florida Community Alliance Hosts 'Walk Against Violence'
• Port St. Lucie approves high-tech surveillance cameras at parks after shooting last month
• Jury acquits detective Lee Ann Schneider of 152 counts
• Riviera Beach police detective Lee Ann Schneider acquitted after "three years of hell"
• Cerabino: George Zimmerman's public apology misses mark
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach Gardens home owners allowed back into community after fire threatened area
• Pine Jog Elementary honored as one of most environmentally friendly U.S. schools
• Royal Palm breaks with tradition, goes outside to fill planning board seat
• Long-ignored Boynton lampposts now at heart of area's renovation
• Outspoken lawyer with degenerative disorder makes it life mission to empower female executives
• Sanford police chief criticized for Trayvon Martin investigation resigns
• Co-founder of Sarah's Kitchen recognized for community service
• Since 9/11, couple has found meaning in volunteer hours
• IRSC opens hub for green-energy tech, business
• High school junior, club fight human trafficking
• West Palm woman finds mission volunteering at Golden Center
• Gardens man still plays big band music despite cancer treatments
• Delray woman's quest for one-story home focus of 'House Hunters' show
• Skeleton scare on sunken boat in Keys a hoax
• Baby delivered on the side of the road by grandmother in Loxahatchee
• Florida Highway Patrol searching for man who fled on foot after Interstate 95 traffic stop in PSL
• Finding God in a former strip club? Boynton Beach club converted into Evangelical Christ Church
• Man accidentally shoots girlfriend in legs while hunting
• Junior Lifeguard program seeks youths
• Volunteers needed for cleanup at Lake Park Scrub Natural Area
• Jupiter to host small-business seminar today
• Library to host talk on Whitehall mansion
• Tree planting at Oceanfront Park in Boynton Beach
• Melaleuca Elementary Celebrates Holocaust And Human Rights Remembrance Day
• Man shot in Jupiter Farms
• Plans for old Boynton Beach High School building face hurdles
• Stuart man in serious condition one day after crash
• Business keeps wealthy owners' Wellington homes in show-ring condition
• New masks could save animals from fire deaths
• Local Komen office survives Planned Parenthood uproar
• Baby delivered on the side of the road by grandmother
• Wellington touts efficient service for residents with new kiosk
• Cookie grows in Jupiter and the Donut Factory dominates
• Area Deaths
• Man trapped after accident involving bus in Fort Lauderdale
• About 1,000 visitors attend new water park's opening in Stuart
• 'Miracle baby' left to die near anthill is grown up and graduating
• Fire-Rescue crews extinguish small fire at Jupiter condominium
• Boynton Beach celebrates Earth Week with art events: April 21 - 26
• Pedestrian fatally struck by car; U.S. 441 closed in suburban Boynton Beach
• Overhaul of Lake Worth beach casino building nearly complete
• New state attorney Peter Antonacci makes big changes in little time
• Cerabino: 'Rogue juror' in John Goodman DUI manslaughter case defends his vote, book writing
• Area Deaths
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Renovated San Castle park pleases parents
• Blue Door Coffee Bar is pocket-sized perfection
• 14 arrested for insurance fraud at Miami massage clinic
• Plans submitted for turning Palm Beach Gardens fire station into synagogue, cultural center
• County leaders haven't given up on solutions for beach erosion
• South Florida restaurants stay hungry for workers
• Village officially quits inspector general suit
• Palm Beach Lakes Dance Ensembles Present 'Euphoric Motions'
• Award Winning Author And National Teacher Of The Year To Speak To Palm Beach Gardens High Students And Parents
• Palm Beach County Schools Entertain At Free Veterans Concert
• 1st HATT (Haitian American Tree Trust) Golf Tournament! ‘Play to Save A Life’
• Palm Beach County Public School Graduate Creates Art Using One Finger
• Stretch of beach in Jupiter takes a beating from erosion this winter
• In Your Community - Saturday
• Area Deaths
• City workers rally to side of longtime colleague who lost home, pets, to fire
• West Palm Beach job fair, party for vets postponed by weather forecast
• Dog wearing chip is back on old block in Lake Worth
• Goodman trial judge will interview jurors on April 30
• New Lake Worth city manager fires assistant, eliminates budget office
• $4 million Nicklaus children's clinic nearing completion in Palm Beach Gardens
• Jupiter Middle School kids raise money to help student injured in bus crash
• Palm Beach County public defender, 15 judges re-elected today
• Officers remove nearly 30 cats from hoarder's Lake Worth home
• Suburban Boca Raton man returns home five hours after being reported missing
• Authorities: Fire at building in suburban West Palm causes $100,000 in damage
• When will the mommy wars end?
• Jupiter High freshman missing since Tuesday, could be runaway
• Loxahatchee high-school girl confesses: I was a middle-school bully
• Man who beat up teen in video sentenced to 47 months
• Candlelight vigil held for two teens slain, burned
• Surfer bitten by shark in Melbourne
• 7 years after fatal accident, sidewalk construction about to begin in Fort Pierce neighborhood
• Joey Yannucci out of coma, but still recovering after St. Lucie school bus crash
• ABC News: Photo taken after Trayvon Martin shooting shows bloody George Zimmerman
• Two more candidates sign up to run for Lake Park town manager
• Art concoctions made out of Peeps on display today in Lake Worth
• Crews battle fire at business near Palm Beach International Airport
• Joey Yannucci out of coma, but still recovering after fatal St. Lucie school bus crash
• Star Princess sailed by boaters in distress, passengers say
• Concentration camps survivor's tale brings urgency to Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Area Deaths
• Amount of Goodman settlement revealed: $46 million
• Cerabino: A few etiquette rules to waltz around escort dustups
• Four Palm Beach County judges face opponents in August election
• Palm Beach Gardens to start weekly entertainment event in May
• Passing motorist shot in mouth in Fort Pierce
• Volunteers needed to help clean up Lake Worth Saturday
• Drum circles, 'muck monster' are all part of Lake Worth Earth Day event
• Schools police chief in running for North Palm Beach manager position
• For more than 30 years, IIneria Hudnell, 91, has documented black history in Palm Beach County
• Sports & Recreation: Jupiter vs. Dwyer Fishing Tournament set for April 28
• Pope John Paul II High's Andrew Bolger named U.S. Lacrosse South Florida Chapter Coach
• Sports & Recreation: Martin County Pitch, Hit and Run Youth Baseball and Softball Competition set fo
• Sports & Recreation: Michael Page named Southeast Regional Pop Warner Football Conference First Team
• April 19th: This weekend in art and more Earth Day celebrations
• April 19th: This weekend in art and more Earth Day celebrations
• Sports & Recreation: Croquet center offers free lessons
• Boston Proper holds charity event at the Boca Raton Resort and Club
• 10-foot whale beaches self in Cocoa Beach
• Narcy Novack: I’m sorry for calling lawyers ‘rat bastards’
• Coast Guard stops 30th drug sub
• New judge will preside over Trayvon Martin case
• Area set for new memories at Black Gold Jubilee
• Help Earth by doing business online
• Vigil planned for two Winter Park teens killed, burned over alleged $500 drug debt
• Boynton declines to support Supreme Court ruling OKing corporations pouring cash into politics
• Boynton may move budget meetings to late afternoons
• Several events set for Holocaust Remembrance Day in Palm Beach County
• National Merit Corporate-Sponsored Scholarship Winners Announced
• 2012 District-Wide Middle School Poetry Competition
• Boca Raton Community High School Receives National Student Council Award
• K.E. Cunningham/Canal Point Elementary TV News Club Continues To Be Top In the Country
• Week-old south Martin County fire creates smoky conditions
• Leaders must bring change in changing world, former British PM Tony Blair tells PBAU crowd
• Area Deaths
• Former Palm Beach Gardens councilwoman challenges Judge McCarthy
• Cerabino: Pardon my tears as I envision a past ripped to shreds
• Why is money so hard for couples to talk about?
• Judge quits Travon Martin case, cites conflict
• Mary 'Liz' Albertson, acclaimed bass fisherman, dies at 87
• Sources: High school students killed and burned over $500 drug debt
• Officials: 2 burned bodies identified as Winter Park High School students
• Tequesta council welcomes new board members
• Police: Ore. man strips in airport to protest TSA screening
• Lake Worth advisory boards must now have majority from business community
• Former Havana Hideout owner to open restaurant in Boynton
• Gershman announces run for Palm Beach County State Attorney
• Approach to sheriff about takeover causes furor in Boynton
• Benny's gets new 10-year lease for restaurant site on Lake Worth pier
• Murder defendant Narcy Novack lashes out at ‘rat’ prosecutors in New York
• North Miami High student who faced deportation honored by School Board
• Divers called to search canal near South Bay for vehicle after deputy sees evidence of wreck
• After search, divers find no car in canal near South Bay
• Is the boss spying on you? Cyber-snooping on rise
• Central Florida woman blamed for burning down 'Senator' tree pleads not guilty
• Secret Service looking into rocker Ted Nugent's comments about Obama, Democrats
• Zimmerman judge expected to step aside Wednesday
• Soldier from Central Florida reported missing in N.C.
• Video shows car plowing through Publix, seriously injuring customers
• New Cuba air service rolled out from Fort Lauderdale
• Palm Beach County strikes down push by Marcus to protect land from development
• Instructional Materials Adoption Committee Meetings
• Seminole Ridge High School Teacher Earns State Book Award
• State splits blame for election error in Wellington
• Cerabino: Goodman's conviction all fault of pesky jurors
• Gershman expected to announce race for state attorney Wednesday
• Boynton commissioner Mack McCray is new vice mayor
• Boynton commissioner McCray is new vice mayor
• Wellington equestrian panel official accused of ethics breach
• Lake Worth commissioners don bow ties to welcome new city manager
• Bicyclists pedal up the coast to help families of officers killed in line of duty
• Area Deaths
• Legacy Place Food & Wine Experience a treat for the senses
• After scandals, West Palm hires outside firm to run housing department
• Soccer, a special sport for special-needs kids
• Keep records sealed in Trayvon Martin case, defense lawyer says
• On the run from the Nazis. A Boynton man remembers
• This Weekend: Martin, Palm Beach counties, April 20-22, 2012
• This Weekend: Martin, Palm Beach counties, April 20-22, 2012
• The Week Ahead: Florida‘s Treasure Coast, April 17-19, 2012
• Lake Park to discuss town manager position Wednesday night
• Group plans 'bury the violence' march in Boynton
• Orange County High school girls basketball coach accused of sex with a player
• Zimmerman anxious to bond out of Seminole County jail, attorney says
• U.S. Secret Service sex scandal has left Colombian escort industry abuzz
• Miami woman imprisoned for her role in a murder linked to cocaine cowboys may be freed from life sentence
• County asks workers group, employers to seek middle ground on wage theft prevention
• Palm City mom charged with child neglect after returning home from 'four hours of partying'
• Miami Dade College janitor discovers body in the bathroom
• April 22nd enjoy Earth Day at the Good Earth Farm
• Juno Beach plans meeting to set town goals Wednesday
• Jupiter Town Council to consider expansion at Jupiter Yacht Club tonight
• Okeeheelee Middle School Teacher Inspires Students to Become Runners and Raise Funds for Colon Cancer
• Holocaust Remembrance Day at the School District of Palm Beach County
• Lighthouse Elementary First Graders Sing And Sign Songs To Help Break The Cycle Of Homelessness
• Residents, community leaders try to shape Wellington's future
• Ashes still smoldering from south Martin fire; crew on site to monitor
• Greenacres annexes Exxon gas station, convenience store into city
• Booze banned on popular Peanut Island beaches
• Cerabino: 'Illegal' scholars excel at showing our hypocrisy
• Goodman attorneys raise questions of possible jury misconduct; seek to interview jurors
• After auditor quits, West Palm weighs how to assure post's independence from meddling
• Briny Breezes nixes latest plan to sell land to New York developer
• John DeGrove, land-use planner, dies at 87
• Area Deaths
• Wellington High to offer Cambridge diploma program next year
• Buy one, give one comforter program kicks off for Palm Beach County homeless
• Texas firm wins contract to build Army facility in Lake Park
• Wellington seeking public input on master equestrian plan tonight
• COBWRA to induct new officers on Wednesday
• New hurricane evacuation zones to be released on Tuesday
• Schools gear up for FCAT; testing starts today
• Urban League group hosts panel to discuss aftermath of Trayvon Martin case
• Cosby: Trayvon Martin case about guns, not race
• George Zimmerman's attorney to file motion to remove judge from case
• Free breakfast from McDonald's for all students taking the FCAT today
• Apartment fire in suburban West Palm Beach evicts family of three from home
• National Security Watchdog Briefs Florida’s Palm Beach County School Board on Islam Bias in its District’s K-12 Public-School Textbooks
• Jupiter Middle Offers MS Office 2010 Suite For Middle School Technology Coursework
• Palm Beach County School District Students Named as National Achievement Scholarship Winners
• Dr. Donna Goldstein Receives Florida Atlantic University’s Outstanding Professional Educator Award
• Palm Beach County Elementary Mathematics and Science Fair
• The Council Of Great City Schools Recognizes School District For Outstanding Facilities Management
• Three Palm Beach County Educators Named Outstanding Social Studies Teachers Of The Year
• Palm Springs Middle School Philharmonic Orchestra Students Head to Williamsburg, Virginia
• The Urban League of Palm Beach County Center of Excellence Seeks Brightest for Induction into the National Achievers Society
• Palm Beach County officials battle over payout from online reservations company settlement
• Two ideas for renovating Boynton Beach's historic high school building differ sharply
• Montenegrin officials arrive to solidify ties to West Palm Beach as part of sister city program
• Martin County rescue crews battle brush fire in Hobe Sound
• Area Deaths
• Morning house fire leaves Riviera Beach family of six temporarily homeless, Red Cross says
• House fire leaves Riviera Beach family of six temporarily homeless, Red Cross says
• Historic train depot inches way from Tequesta to new waterside home in Jupiter
• Free 'green business' workshops set for Boynton Beach and Lake Worth
• Boynton Beach will unveil solar projects, electric vehicle charging stations.
• Empty houses back in service in West Palm Beach
• Palm Beach County sheriff's office purple car is tribute to cancer survivors, victims
• Tiny deli with a huge pedigree: Lucio's Gourmet Bakery
• Blood found in burning Lake Worth apartment; detective search for tenant
• Area Deaths
• Wellington playground reopens today, but official dedication delayed
• Winds delay Discovery lift until Sunday
• Missing Delray Beach man found in Hollywood
• FDOT offers up to $75 incentive to carpool near Miami airport
• Lake Worth sees increase in business with Lantana bridge closing
• Port St. Lucie man confesses to involvement in 1986 homicide of Vero Beach man
• Boats up on south jetty rocks in Fort Pierce Inlet
• Woman rescued from near drowning in Jupiter
• Man taken to Palms West Hospital hospital after electric shock
• Missing police dog found safely, Palm Beach County sheriff's office reports
• This Weekend in St. Lucie County: April 13-15, 2012
• Campfire sparked brush blaze that threatened 24 Hobe Sound homes, consumed 105 acres
• West Palm watchdog's departure raises question: How independent should auditor be?
• Area Deaths
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Man hospitalized after shooting self in hand at Lake Worth firing range
• Meet Wellington's royal couple of polo
• Orlando officer fired after stealing two bottles of wine
• Police searching for missing Delray Beach man, 89, with dementia
• A dramatic Broadway costume exhibit comes to The Gardens Mall
• Police: Man armed with plunger tries to rob NY bank
• Lake Worth to pay more than $2,000 for commissioner's trip to Germany
• Voices of Pride gay chorus to perform Sunday in Lake Worth
• Lantana names Greenacres assistant Deborah Manzo town manager
• Deputy released from hospital after attack in courtroom
• Murder suspect Narcy Novack: I was targeted, too
• Years of legal experience abound in Zimmerman case
• Brevard deputies solve cold case murder with DNA evidence
• North Palm residents invited to review 119 candidates for village manager Wednesday
• Governor suspends St. Lucie Commissioner without pay
• Forty-Four Palm Beach County Public School Students Named National Merit Scholarship Finalists
• Conniston Middle School Partners with Palm Beach Atlantic to Create STEAM for Enhanced Science Learning
• West Boca High School’s Drama Department Presents An Encore Performance Of Its Acclaimed Comedy, Moon Over Buffalo!
• Bak Middle School of the Arts Performs for National Conference
• Education Foundation And Charity Dine Partner On Discounts And Donations
• Dreyfoos Student's Essay Wins Her a Trip To Azerbaijan
• 'Not too upscale' seafood restaurant to negotiate for second-story Lake Worth casino space
• Cerabino: Documentary on school cafeterias is food for thought
• Retired military vessel that houses World Ocean School open for visit at Peanut Island
• Area Deaths
• Democrats challenge West Palm Beach commissioner vacancy-filling plan
• Lack of lifeguards at renovated Dubois Park has some upset
• 35-acre brush fire threatens homes in Hobe Sound
• Hobe Sound brush fire that threatened 24 homes now deemed 90 percent contained
• Palm Beach County clerk warns residents about deed notices
• Two uninjured as plane flips at north Palm Beach County airport
• 25-acre wildfire threatening Hobe Sound
• Fire destroys second-story condo at Jupiter Ocean and Racquet Club
• Missing suburban West Palm Beach woman, 85, found unharmed in Yeehaw Junction
• Tyler Hadley has brief court hearing Thursday
• Dogs star as reading coaches in Boynton Beach after-school programs
• Miami Beach inspectors, county cop charged in nightclub shake-down
• Passionate Boca mom rewarded for her school volunteer efforts
• Teens teach seniors how to use computers in West Palm
• Sports: West Palm's Jacob Torres, Amber Davis won the coed division at Florida Beach Volleyball Tour
• Trayvon Martin case on TV: Legal experts, family speak of George Zimmerman’s plight
• West Palm motorcycle shop owner lives for the road, roar and racer
• Wellington takes county lead in green initiatives
• West sports: Wellington Wave White U15 girls travel soccer win Florida Youth Soccer Assoc. Region A
• Royal Palm podiatrist helps patients put best foot forward
• Second-degree murder charge may be hard to prove in Trayvon Martin case
• The Glades: Sweetness! It's the annual Clewiston Sugar Festival
• Vero Beach woman dies in house fire 2 months after husband's death
• Sally Cooper wins Second Place in WITVA's Armory Art Center show
• Sally Cooper wins Second Place in WITVA's Armory Art Center show
• Free plants, advice available Saturday at John D. MacArthur State Park naturescaping event
• Palm Beach Gardens rezones 14 acres for $20 million Jewish center, school
• John I. Leonard – Medical Sciences Academy Students Have 100% Pass Rate
• Suncoast High Musical Theatre Department Presents 'Pippin'
• Commercial airliner lands safely at PBIA despite equipment trouble
• Regional waste-water treatment plant to get $115 million overhaul
• Inspector general questions Wellington purchasing card use
• West Palm auditor quits after Commissioner James tells her don't talk -- or else
• Dressage complex work halted over missing permit
• Area Deaths
• Deputy-turned-dispatcher named Palm Beach sheriff's communications officer of year
• Lantana names new police chief
• Lantana will meet Friday to attempt to hire new town manager
• Statewide Silver Alert issued for missing suburban West Palm Beach woman, 85
• Car crashes into front entrance of Boca Raton restaurant
• Cerabino: Congressman West goes on the commie hunt
• Publix on Lake Worth Road reopens after fear of gas leak closes it
• Bubba Gump latest addition to Jupiter's 'funky fishing village'
• Palm Beach County accepts $719,000 from Waste Management for stolen trash
• Ruby Tuesday buys homegrown Miami chain Lime Fresh Mexican Grill
• Port St. Lucie woman arrested after husband finds hidden cell phones
• Oravec: Port St. Lucie Police Department poised to re-create itself with reorganization plan
• Hospital where teen impersonated physician's assistant slapped with $5,000 fine
• Vero Beach mom chomps teen daughter in Rihanna CD flap, reports state
• Deputies: 2 gunmen threatened to shoot toddlers during home invasion
• Police: Devil-worshiping male escort killed man over $800
• I-95 speed limit in South Broward County to drop to 55 mph
• School system makes case against 'raunchy party' charter school
• Stiletto awards coming to Breakers West Country Club
• International Polo Club Palm Beach strikes deal with U.S. polo group
• Ed Morse Golf Classic to benefit Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Ed Morse Golf Classic to benefit Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Allen West hears cheers, jeers at town-hall meetings in Palm City, Jensen Beach
• Port St. Lucie Police Department poised for major reorganization
• Indian River County boy, 4, hurt after running into side of moving car
• Almost a month after being elected, Wellington council members finally sworn in
• Palm Beach Gardens board OK's land-use change that would bar proposed BJ's from PGA corridor
• Cerabino: Strip-search ruling touches nerve in once-jailed protester
• Man burned in gas range explosion at Lake Worth motel
• West Palm Beach city commission to appoint replacement for Moss on May 3
• Gov. Scott signs bill to reduce insurance assessments
• Obama finds enthusiastic crowd at FAU, but not all ready to vote for him
• Area Deaths
• Council voices opinions, but hiring Lantana police chief will be up to manager
• 119 apply for North Palm Beach village manager position
• Greenacres woman wins house in Treasure Coast YMCA drawing
• Tequesta Council to hold reorganization meeting on Thursday
• Local minister an apostle for social justice
• Lake Worth to consider restaurant lease for casino
• This weekend in Vero Beach: April 13-15, 2012
• Celebrate Earth Day at Riverview Park, Sebastian: April 21, 2012
• Full text of President Obama's speech at FAU
• Explore the waters of Florida aboard a River Explorer boat tour
• This weekend: 2012 Hibiscus Festival, Vero Beach
• Obama press pool reports: Up, up and away
• Jupiter man dies after 3-car crash on turnpike near Port St. Lucie
• Alleged 9/11 conspirators to be arraigned May 5 in Guantánamo
• Council to vote on selling North Palm Beach land
• Shots fired at Sanford police car; Zimmerman seeks support on website
• President Obama's schedule today
• Fort Pierce officials table, for now, installing cameras at intersections to catch red light runners
• New Wellington council members to be sworn in tonight
• Greenacres new finance director to earn $90K salary
• Obama in full campaign mode at FAU, clearly defining differences with GOP to student cheers
• Obama's in the house - plan for possible traffic snarls
• Half-century wait is over as second sitting president visits FAU today
• Tea Party Leader Supports Rep Mack'S Statements
• Kindergarten Round-Up Schedule 2012
• Pine Jog Elementary Nominated by the Department of Education for Green Ribbon Schools Award
• Lantana says goodbye to longtime town manager
• Dior names Raf Simons as new artistic director
• West Palm utility chief says water supply more plentiful, despite dry season
• West Palm utility chief says water supply more plentiful, despite dry season
• Cerabino: Marlins need a wizard to clean things up after Ozzie Guillen
• Area Deaths
• Gov. Scott touts restoration of school funding
• West Palm commission to name Moss replacement next month
• Plane makes emergency landing in lake west of Delray Beach
• Police: Realtor found in downtown West Palm Beach garage may have died earlier
• Another suit claims graveyard operator Broward desecrated graves
• St. Lucie County commissioner arrested, charged with stealing pool heater
• Man, 2 children arrested for stealing, killing Deltona Middle School farm animals
• The archery craze: Targeting your inner Katniss
• Donations sought for medical treatment for abused dog
• Wellington needs volunteers for Great American Cleanup
• State high court rejects serial killer Gore's appeal; execution set for Thursday
• Vote to sell land to school set for Thursday in Palm Beach Gardens
• Move of historic depot from Tequesta to Jupiter will take place Sunday
• Sinking health system needs to change course
• George Zimmerman could be arrested this week
• Trayvon Martin death won't go to Fla. grand jury
• 4 reappointed to Royal Palm Beach education board
• Hearing set for Jewish center in Palm Beach Gardens
• Lake Worth officials to discuss federal grant use
• Nominations for Juno Beach planning board
• Public invited to meet new additions to fennec fox family at the Palm Beach Zoo
• Easter delivers strong day for businesses that stay open
• TV specials, books, newspapers, other media document killings of David Alan Gore
• Riviera Beach firefighters working blaze in vacant home
• Gore killed 6 women, but targeted more than a dozen for kidnap, rape, court files show
• Boynton Beach apartments evacuated after heavy smoke pours from building
• David Alan Gore: A killer with no remorse
• President Obama's host in Palm Beach Gardens has top credentials
• Charity feeds pets of struggling families
• Marina seeks leeway in Flagler bridge plan
• Boynton Beach passive-park idea faces obstacles
• Only 4.2% of Greenacres voters went to polls March 13
• The week ahead: Vero Beach, surrounding areas
• Area Deaths
• Easter Sunday crash on I-95 in Hollywood leaves car on top of another
• Easter lesson in Coral Springs: Warn parishoners that weapons are fake
• 2 Vero Beach women in good condition after fatal I-95 crash in Martin County
• Easter, Passover, Spring together at the Gardens Greenmarket
• Indian River toddler hit by car Saturday, flown to West Palm Beach
• Is the megachurch a model for the Catholic Church?
• Who are the 'unchurched'?
• Religious revival: Flocks moved by spirit of megachurches
• Car plows through Boca Raton UPS Store, hurts owner Video
• Greenacres home filled with cats and garbage sheds light on animal hoarding
• Cerabino: How an armed vigilante became Canada's folk hero
• Spectacular cars turn heads at Barrett-Jackson Auction
• Boynton Beach library makes e-books available
• Man's body discovered in Westgate neighborhood
• Man severs arm in tree trimming accident
• Developers say city is changing rules to deter BJ's from prime Palm Beach Gardens spot
• Passover ritual is a mystery to many
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Area Deaths
• A collection of love that is hard to bear away
• Jupiter responds enthusiasically to possible powerboat race
• Palm Beach County art scene: This weekend April 7
• Budget cuts force Palm Beach County Fire-Rescue truck staffing to go from 3 to 2 per truck
• Supporters launch effort to bring back Sanford police chief
• Palm Beach Gardens gives tentative approval to apartment, townhome complexes
• Miami speeding cop avoids jail, won't have criminal record
• Royal Palm Beach Publix sells winning Fantasy 5 ticket worth $231,000
• Cruise ship rescues Cubans at sea
• Royal Palm OKs allowing hedges to 8 feet
• Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, designer of Porsche 911, dies at 76
• Teen arrested who brought knife to Fort Pierce school because he's tired of being bullied
• Greenacres woman wins $219,900 Easter House drawing in Palm City
• South Florida awash in mysterious sub sightings
• Report: PBSO helicopter in air 50 minutes before west Delray Beach crash
• Lake Park employees to take the day off on Monday to save the town money
• Downtown Lake Worth roads and bridge to shut down Saturday morning for race
• Report: Pilot did not try to abort takeoff of plane before crash in Wellington
• District Summer Camps – Sunshine, Smiles and Safety!
• Palm Beach County Schools-2012 Broad Prize Finalist
• International Equestrian Center Recognizes Palm Beach County Schools
• Lincoln Elementary Students, Taking The FCAT By Force
• South Florida Science Museum launches a 7,000-square-foot expansion and renovation
• Royal Palm Beach adds skateboard park to its plan for village improvements
• After employee thefts, Boynton Beach cracks down on handling of city scrap metal
• Levy reappointed Palm Beach Gardens mayor, despite concern over county office bid
• Crews fight gas station fire in Palm Beach Gardens late Thursday
• Crews fighting gas station fire in Palm Beach Gardens
• Cemetery giant again accused of desecration
• After employee thefts, Boynton Beach cracks down on handling of city scrap metal
• West Palm Beach mayor: Appointment now, election later to fill Moss' commission seat
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Don't hold accident of wealth against a poor polo mogul
• FAU speech centerpiece of Obama South Florida swing Tuesday
• Despite turnover, Boynton decides not to scrap financial advisory board
• Vets receive medals in Delray Beach ceremony
• Mayan center moves into new offices in Lake Worth
• Lake Park cuts manager wish list to ten
• Lifeguards rescue two boys caught in rip current off Jupiter
• County OKs rehab center at site of vacant hotel near Turnpike
• Google's 'augmented reality' glasses create online buzz
• Boynton may get another piece of 9/11 'sacred steel'
• South Sports: Palm Beach Triple Threat 11U travel basketball team won the USSSA Slamfest Fifth Grade
• West Sports: Wellington's Carl Chidambaram took first in the 15-18 division of the Hurricane Junior
• This Weekend: Indian River County, April 5-8, 2012
• Young Loxahatchee man with a horn follows the promptings of jazz vocation
• Celebrate Easter at McKee Botanical Gardens
• Egg hunts, fried chicken and faith: A Glades Easter
• The Acreage now home to new, green county library
• Historian hopes to raise awareness of Lantana's town cemetery
• Suncoast freshman, Lake Worth resident has winning ways reciting poetry at contests
• Central Sports: West Palm's Jason Holt took second place in the 11-14 division at Hurricane Junior G
• Navy man, Jupiter native sets armor-run record in bid to help, salute bomb techs
• Coral Springs woman accused of attacking boyfriend for refusing sex
• 20 local WWII vets to receive France's Medal of Honor today in Delray
• Royal Palm expected to OK higher hedges in meeting tonight
• Palm Springs hires Boca Raton captain as its new police chief
• Principal scowls at smiley face on school photo
• Meat industry says 'butt cancer' billboard near Marlins Park hits below belt
• John I. Leonard – Academy Of Finance Selected To Participate In New York Benefit
• Vickers House Partners With Job Corps
• AT&T Service Group Focuses on District Schools
• Five-Year Enrollment Projections Released
• Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw chided for using tax money for meals
• Janis Andrews, finalist for Palm Beach County schools superintendent, named chief academic officer
• Cerabino: Challenge Florida gun law? Go ahead, make their day
• Deadlines, commissioner's question may jeopardize West Palm special election
• Braves ballplayer's killer released from prison, dismaying widow
• Jury finds Santamaria not defamed by political opponent
• Area Deaths
• Three interracial couples say that difference does not defines them
• Palm Beach Gardens may shield 200 more acres from development
• Jupiter approves Guanabanas restaurant expansion on redevelopment land
• Wellington survey finds age 20-34 residents lacking
• Keys fishing boat reels in 683-pound swordfish
• Wine Competition to raise money for diabetes research, education
• Pentagon approves 9/11 death penalty trial
• Board rejects requiring tougher votes on building on Palm Beach County-owned land
• Carin Wagner explores Florida's natural beauty
• Man shot in Broward by accident while gun shopping
• Pregnant woman, two others shot in Sanford drive-by
• Mexican plan for Gulf deepwater wells sparks new worries
• Sanford’s image takes a blow against backdrop of shooting
• Zimmerman's lawyer: Scout leader, martial-arts expert, one-man law firm
• South Florida cop suspended over on-duty sexcapades
• St. Lucie County man killed in shooting at Miami-Dade funeral home
• Port St. Lucie man nicknamed 'Nasty Nate' charged with felony after allegedly having sex with girl, 14
• Rubio opens new regional office in Palm Beach Gardens
• No drinking, cussing or shark fishing among rules OK'd for new Lake Worth pier
• Luxury enclave in Briny Breeze's sights includes multi-story hotel, condos, townhouses, shops
• Florida Public Service Union Holds Poster Contest for Palm Beach County Students
• Art Teachers Featured at Delray Beach’s Old School Square
• Florida Atlantic University Offers Multicultural Education Course in Masters Program this Summer
• District Facilities Services Department to Install Assisted Listening Devices in Schools
• Allamanda Elementary And WILD 95.5's Kevin Rolston To 'Rock The FCAT'
• Broward County endorses no-kill goal for animal shelters
• Boynton nixes offer by Leisureville to purchase property
• Ocean Ridge weighs whether to let sheriff's office take over its policing operations
• Cerabino: Former local talent promoter discovers the gift within
• Palm Beach County assistant attorney recognized by Anti-Defamation League
• Area Deaths
• Heart-felt send-off at West Palm city hall for late Commissioner Bill Moss
• Suburban Delray Beach man dies two weeks after crash
• Royal Palm Beach to discuss possible skate park construction
• Survivor of the long-hair era, Lake Worth barber marks 50 years
• Survivor of the long-hair era, Lake Worth barber marks 50 years
• Jupiter opens newest part of Riverwalk project
• From zero to sexy: Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction returns
• Greenacres police cars to feature new logo, reflective letters
• Lantana sets timetable for hiring new town manager
• CTA president mum about leader's ouster
• Lake Worth hires economic development manager
• Volunteers upgrade Tiger Shark Cove Park in Wellington
• Palm Beach Gardens State of the City forum tickets on sale
• West Palm Beach Rotary to give away bikes
• Lake Park offices closed Friday for spring holiday
• Ocean Ridge honors outgoing mayor
• Boy, 11, still in hospital after last week's deadly St. Lucie County school bus crash
• Miccosukee tribe sues prominent Miami defense attorneys for alleged malpractice worth millions
• County employees' paper paychecks to be replaced by pay cards, comptroller says
• Boisterous bare-breasted brouhaha in Vero Beach ends in couple's arrest
• Jaguar driver attacks man with baseball bat in Boca Raton road rage fight
• 7 Sunrise cops disciplined for speeding; exceeded 90 mph without justification
• POST WATCHDOG: Read the manual, firm says about Wellington election snafu
• Boy, 16, accused of shooting at 2 deputies in Fort Pierce
• Vero Beach man, 72, cleaning gun shoots self in chest
• Child identified in Stuart drowning
• NANCY LA VISTA EARNS PRESTIGIOUS BOARD CERTIFICATION AS MEDICAL MALPRACTICE LAWYER
• 2012 High School Graduation Schedule Posted on School District Website
• Roosevelt Middle School Students Excel at State Math and Word Wizard Events
• Five hurt, 2 seriously, after small plane crashes into Publix in DeLand
• Greenacres reappoints veteran council member Peter Noble as deputy mayor
• Greenacres gives McDonald's OK to be open around clock
• Fort Lauderdale considers limits on panhandling
• Skydiving instructor dies after hard landing in Sebastian
• Cerabino: Hurricane app could unleash big wave of local uses
• County commissioner Santamaria suing former rival for allegedly painting him a criminal
• Student-painted horses land cash for Wellington schools
• Palm Beach Gardens to choose mayor Thursday night
• West Palm Beach to host New Urbanism event
• Post reporters win national award for coverage of kids found in Delray Beach canal
• Goodman civil suit dismissed in wake of alleged settlement with parents of Scott Wilson
• Election to replace the late Moss is West Palm commission's tentative preference over appointment
• West Palm commission opts for election to replace the late Commissioner Bill Moss
• Only one bid received for Boynton properties, well below appraised value
• Judge denies move of Boynton CRA trial from Palm Beach County
• Funeral held for West Palm Beach Commissioner Bill Moss
• Fantasy 5 ticket sold in suburban Boynton worth $97k after April Fools' Day drawing
• Post exclusive: Tax-paid lobbyists thrive in county
• St. Lucie County poised to get state money to clean up St. Lucie River, restore beaches
• Report: Trayvon Martin fire rescue dispatch call shows second ambulance canceled
• Boynton Beach police searching for missing man, 61, with Alzheimer's
• Missing man, 61, with Alzheimer's found walking on East Martin Luther King Blvd.
• Fifth Year for West Palm Beach Elementary School Bike Project
• Students To Get Real Life Work Experience With School District Summer Internships
• Mary Monroe, Palm Beach County Teacher of the Year
• Park Vista High Teacher, Mary Monroe, Is Palm Beach County Teacher Of The Year
• After Trayvon Martin shooting, black parents teach sons realities of racism
• Jess Santamaria alleges ploy to eliminate Palm Beach County inspector general's office
• Boynton finance panel woes may result in its disbanding
• Lake Worth boat ramps closing for 5 months for renovation
• Local celebrities, thousands more attend rally in honor of Trayvon Martin in downtown Miami
• Injured West Palm Beach motorcycle officer Keith Gorski thanks hundreds
• Area Deaths
• Man flown to hospital after water skiing accident in Royal Palm Beach
• Wellington man dies after speeding car skids off road, strikes tree
• New rule requires helmets for anyone on horseback at International Equestrian Center in Wellington
• PBSO deputy on Segway-style vehicle hit by truck, flown to hospital
• Poisoned man sickens rescuers, shuts down Margate emergency room
• More than 100 rally in Stuart for Trayvon Martin
• Boynton Beach's new barrier-free park lets play flow naturally
• Two scuba divers pulled to safety after floating for four hours off St. Lucie County
• Coast Guard searching for two scuba divers missing off Hutchinson Island
• Cerabino: Man gets his Jockey shorts in a twist over Sears' skivvy bias
• Man, 77, critical after car crash in suburban West Palm Beach
• Man critically injured in suburban West Palm Beach crash
• Area Deaths
• NAACP joins battle to reinstate West Palm Beach firefighter
• It's official: Wellington finally has its winners
• Spanish River High Student’s American History Essay Is A National Winner
• The Education Network Launches the B.E.S.T. Initiative
• Dreyfoos Students Wow The Judges of The 2012 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards
• Northboro Elementary Students Learn The Importance Of Helping Others
• Golden Grove Elementary School Gears Up for Eighth Annual Career Fair
• Tax-paid lobbyists thrive in Palm Beach County
• Vote firm rebuts Bucher's account of Wellington ballot snafu
• Kayaker on 6,000-mile trip journey
• Area Deaths
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• West Palm Commissioner Moss' death attributed to heart attack
• Easter activities in near Vero Beach, Florida
• Chances of cancer cluster recovery dim for Acreage residents
• 75 townhomes in Palm Beach Gardens up for approval
• Mega Millions jackpot climbs again, to $640 million
• State approves sale of WXEL-TV
• Easter egg hunts along Florida’s Treasure Coast
• Port St. Lucie police involved in suspected DUI won't be disciplined, report says
• Hollywood man, 34, dies in fall from roof in Boca
• Hollywood man, 34, dies in fall from roof in Boca
• Hollywood man, 34, dies in fall from roof in Boca
• Hollywood man, 34, dies in fall from roof in Boca
• Local, state and federal agencies to meet on fatal school bus crash in St. Lucie
• George Zimmerman’s brother defends him, calls him a ‘neighbor everyone would want to have'
• Batman pulled over in Lamborghini by Md. police
• Hammock Pointe Elementary Students Raise Funds For The Homeless
• Olympic Heights To Hold Golf Scramble
• Lake Worth approves three-year contract with Lantana's Bornstein as new city manager
• Attorney recommends appointment to replace Moss on West Palm Beach commission
• Mega Millions jackpot hits $540 million, largest in North American history
• Swarm of bees attacks three people, dog in Belle Glade
• Hiking event in Jupiter, Hobe Sound begins Friday
• Tributes paid to former Senate President Phil Lewis, at fundraiser for Homeless Coalition
• What to do? What to do? This weekend Florida’s Treasure Coast: March 31-April 1
• What to do? What to do? This weekend in Vero Beach, Florida: March 30-April 1
• Central Florida teacher quits after comment about student's cleavage
• Dozens rally over Trayvon Martin case in Fort Pierce
• Gas leak forces evacuation of six apartments in Palm Beach Gardens
• FAMU faculty members linked to hazing placed on leave
• Palm Beach County TSA officers charged with trashing South Beach hotel room, shooting gun
• Purse in Pembroke Park vehicle snatched in under a minute
• Gift card program helps Boca and Delray seniors
• Trump Hollywood poaching public beach, neighbor says
• Mega Millions jackpot a record-smashing $500 million
• South Sports: Little Kiddos Cheerleaders take first place at March 10 competition
• A childhood of making things leads to full-time career in clay
• Central Sports: Story Shaw of West Palm took second place in Girls 12-13 division of PGA Junior Tour
• After 7 years, Wellington woman returns to colorful catering world
• A dozen years later, Wellington's Tiger Shark Cove Park gets a remake
• West Sports: Shyanne Lovan took third place in Girls Overall Division in PGA Junior Tour at Honda Cl
• North Sports: Place of Hope annual charity dinner, golf tourney is April 29-30
• Try on designer pants, benefit Safe Harbor Animal Rescue
• Sunday is last chance for Tequesta Green Market
• Martin County Marine from WWII helps take care of wounded veterans
• Cheryl Brutvan at NAWA Florida Chapter Annual Luncheon
• Two Port St. Lucie men arrested on robbery and battery charges after alleged drug deal
• CLEMATIS BY NIGHT ANNOUNCES SPRING SCHEDULE FOR APRIL-JUNE 2012
• Immunization Clinics For Hepatitis In The Year 2012
• Vickers House Partners With Job Corps
• Dreyfoos Spanish Tournament Team Once Again Takes First At State
• Dreyfoos Theatre Students Perform for 2600 Audience Members and Win Awards and Scholarships at Tampa’s Florida State Thespian Festival
• Lighthouse Elementary Students Raise Funds For Wildlife Sanctuary
• Landlord of Palm Beach Shores apartment building fined for unsafe conditions
• NTSB conducting investigation of St. Lucie's fatal school bus crash
• Rally in West Palm calls for justice for slain Trayvon Martin
• Rally in West Palm Beach calls for justice for slain Trayvon Martin
• Longtime West Palm Beach commissioner Bill Moss found dead
• Trayvon Martin: Sanford police threaten to arrest reporters for asking questions
• Palm Beach County to consider allowing 'big-box' store on rural fringe
• How to fill Moss' West Palm commission seat? Law unclear on whether appointment or new vote needed
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach County bars told to post underage-drinking warning signs
• Wellington voters file suit to speed recount of ballots
• Family survives rip currents off Singer Island
• Dennis Rodman 'broke,' 'extremely sick,' his attorney says
• Man who allegedly abducted his kids, had them on boat, held on $100,000 bond in Broward
• Husband, wife found dead in apparent murder-suicide in Port St. Lucie Video
• Easter activities in Sebastian, Florida
• Easter activities in Vero Beach, Florida
• Funeral today for boy killed in St. Lucie bus crash, remembered as ‘fearless,’ ‘artistic,’ ‘funny’
• More than 1,500 pay last respects to fourth-grader killed in St. Lucie bus crash
• 5 kids in St. Lucie school bus crash ‘critical’ in hospital, some released
• School bus driver ‘torn up’ about accident that killed boy, injured 15 in St. Lucie
• One dead, 15 injured in crash between school bus, semi in St. Lucie County
• Grief counselors to help students after school bus crash that killed 1, injured at least 15
• Flare washes ashore in Ocean Ridge, temporarily closing part of beach
• Mega Millions jackpot a record-smashing $476 million
• Passengers recount fears during captain breakdown Video
• Rumors abound in Trayvon Martin case, but here are facts
• Tough-minded prosecutor in spotlight on Trayvon Martin case
• Driver’s charges dismissed after Coral Springs cops caught on taped call Listen to the call
• Conviction rates irk new state attorney Antonacci
• Local High School Students Ready To Buzz Off Locks To Fight Cancer
• Whistleblower Awarded $18 Million To Address Pre-law Magnet Students At Palm Beach Lakes Community High School
• 2012 Golf Outing To Benefit Student Summer Intern Program
• Cerabino: False rumor frightens thespians in Century Village drama
• Couple gives $1M to Maltz Jupiter Theatre
• Boynton set to receive high-tech video laryngoscopes
• Boca woman sues Palm Beach County to take slots vote off November ballot
• Lake Worth Democratic Rep. Clemens files for Florida Senate
• Area Deaths
• Few cities share cost of Palm Beach County chemical-monitoring to protect water wellfields
• Plan would bulldoze Loehmann's Plaza, build BJ's, other stores in Palm Beach Gardens
• Suburban Boynton Beach man dies two weeks after crash
• North Palm Beach elections running smoothly, clerks office reports
• Doug Bush wins seat on North Palm Beach city council
• If approved, new Lake Worth manager to earn $15,000 less than predecessor
• Officials: Boater OK after vessel took on water, was pushed ashore off Palm Beach Inlet
• Boynton CRA head apologizes over property misunderstanding
• Wellington canvassing board certifies revised election results subject to hand count
• Artistic visions enthrall at the Armory
• Battle Of The Bands Swings Into Finals
• High School Students Compete In Statewide Chinese Language Competition
• Cerabino: With Florida gun law, it's really a black-and-white issue
• West Palm mayor hires economics csar to spark city growth
• West Palm opts out of county lobbyist sign-up system
• Cities and county head to mediation over who pays for anti-corruption watchdog
• Area Deaths
• Developer lays out plans for shopping center near new PBSC campus in Lox Groves
• 1 dead, 6 injured after SUV full of teens rolls in I-95 crash in Brevard County
• Police: Zimmerman says Trayvon decked him with one blow then began hammering his head
• Rodeo set for Palm Beach raceway this weekend
• School board gives 5-plus acres to Boynton for city preserve
• Residents will get chance to vote on charter changes in Boynton
• For some in tea party, honeymoon with Gov. Scott is over
• Trump’s tower of trouble: anatomy of a financial fiasco
• Judge could hold hearing on Wellington election on Tuesday
• Judge expected to hold hearing on Wellington election today
• NRA ready to stand its ground over Stand Your Ground
• Classmates arrive at school wearing black to protest Trayvon case
• Exclusively in today's paper: Lawyers share what it's like to argue before the Supreme Court
• Local victims' families insist Florida's 'stand your ground' gun law flawed
• Attendance, sales up at Palm Beach International Boat Show
• North Palm Beach to hold runoff election Tuesday
• Area Deaths
• Lawsuit filed to stop swearing-in of Wellington elected officials
• Pilot suffers broken ribs, concussion in Wellington plane crash
• Man killed in motorcycle accident in suburban Lake Worth
• Hundreds participate in 5K run to find a cure for brain cancer
• Worshippers at West Palm Beach black churches decry Trayvon Martin case
• Demolition crews blow up Orlando's old Amway Arena VIDEO
• Early morning fire guts Greenacres home
• Boynton puts review of police department on hold
• Deal to develop 4.7-acre tract in Boynton Beach falls through
• At West Palm Beach boat show, fishing lessons offered at children's clinic
• Exclusively in today's paper: How the Affordable Care Act aims to protect retirees
• Owner of Wellington home talks about plane crash
• Sharkbite Grille swims onto the Jupiter dining scene
• Cerabino: Florida's 'common-sense' gun law paves way for Trayvon Martin's senseless death
• Boynton Beach canine named 'top dog' in K9 competition
• Trayvon Martin: George Zimmerman leaves voicemail for supportive neighbor
• Area Deaths
• Elderly man in power chair struck, killed by SUV in Palm Springs
• New Black Panthers offer $10,000 bounty for capture of Zimmerman
• Palm Beach Gardens couple wants to build water park in Martin County
• Neighbors complain of Sunrise home with stench of death
• Jogger in critical condition after being hit by truck in Palm Beach Gardens
• Exclusively in today's paper: Christ Fellowship fuels growth of evangelicals
• Hispanic Chamber Weekly Update - March 22, 2012
• Officials seek volunteers to help paint Boynton Beach City Hall
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Bucher says 'toldya so' after software maker takes blame in Wellington vote count mess
• Area Deaths
• Single-engine plane crashes into backyard of Wellington home
• NTSB to investigate hard landing by Palm Beach County sheriff's helicopter west of Delray Beach
• Agencies investigate Riviera Beach day care center where toddler was locked inside
• Loggerhead turtle to be released Saturday in Juno Beach
• Wellington annexation on way to creating medical hub
• Plan calls for eliminating dry-dock boat storage at Jupiter's Seasport Marina
• Three school district employees face suspension in noose incident
• Palm Beach County art scene: March 23 -25
• West Palm Beach GreenMarket closed this weekend because of the Boat Show
• Rescue crews extinguish fire in suburban West Palm Beach, treat smoke inhalation patient
• Worker survives fall down elevator shaft
• Miami Customs agents find fetuses in jar on return flight from Cuba
• Conniston Students Learn Algebra Using Cutting Edge Technology
• Palm Beach Opera Announces 2013 Season
• Exclusively in today's paper: How and why police are called to local schools
• North Palm Beach appoints new acting village manager
• Cerabino: Relax, South Palm, gangs not using kids as crime bait
• Delray Beach Mayor McDuffie to run for county elections supervisor, against embattled Bucher
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach County OKs year-long ban on 'casino on a corner' Internet cafes
• Ex-opponent: Boynton Beach commissioner Marlene Ross should leave for election 'lies'
• Royal Palm to study raising height limits on hedges, fences
• Windfarm OK'd by county to generate power, jobs in struggling Glades region
• Maintenance man pulled from lake in BallenIsles in Palm Beach Gardens
• Boynton man, a native Finn, curates collection at Lantana museum
• South Sports: Palm Beach Coralytes synchronized 13-15 swim team win recent competition
• Ex-government investigator finds fulfillment in music, volunteering
• Black belt builds a program for the picked-upon
• Central Sports: The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society raised $215K at recent golf tourney
• Bible sessions reach out to women of the Glades
• Acreage woman tackles cancer through local Relay for Life team
• Wellington school checkmates all comers in contest
• Riviera Beach house fire under investigation
• West Sports: Berean Christian School's Aubrey Galbraith place first at Feb. 26 horse show
• For 40 years, 'Mama Gib' has been teaching, shaping county's students
• Gardens students step up to project management
• North Sports: JTAA Chill Blue and Black girls volleyball teams placed first and second respectively
• Deerfield Beach head-stomping case set for early May trial
• Stuart resident and last man from first Masters is still making the cut at 101
• Broward County deputy hospitalized after late Wednesday crash
• South Fork junior, Youth of Year, to represent county at state level
• French Immersion Weekend Transports Students To 'France'
• Immunization Clinics For Hepatitis In The Year 2012
• School District Website Receives 'A' Transparency Grade
• South Florida's taste for conch drives smuggling, black market sales
• More than 1,000 people - pro and con - turn out for State Road 7 expansion hearing
• FAU has student hospitalized under Baker Act after classroom outburst
• Exclusively in today's paper: County's homestead fraud squad targets ineligible exemptions
• County commissioners brush up on budget etiquette, but no answers on closing spending gap
• Area Deaths
• Candidates to find out Tuesday who will be sworn in at Wellington council
• Palm Tran 'accordion' buses to debut on Military Trail, Dixie Highway
• Boynton to fly in city manager prospects
• Students spend spring break at stadium to 'kick butts'
• Palm Beach Gardens games seek best senior athletes
• Cerabino: John Goodman put the Frosty on the cake of his defense
• Restoring the graves - and ghosts - of Woodlawn Cemetery
• Suspect held in Hallandale Beach fatal shooting
• Soldier's arrest in Afghan killings resonates:'The mind can only go so far,' Greenacres veteran says
• Student causes scare at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton
• Trayvon Martin: Who is Sanford crime-watch volunteer George Zimmerman?
• Genting Group scales back plan for resort at 'Miami Herald' site
• Busloads expected at hearing on SR 7
• Brazilian Family Night Scheduled For Hammock Point Elementary School
• SPRING 2012 SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED FOR SCREEN ON THE GREEN
• Exclusively in today's paper: What seniors say about having to work into their 70s
• Boynton Beach man hopes new evidence will reveal Amelia Earhart's fate
• Cerabino: Elections glitch has us longing for good old Votomatic days
• Boy, 5, who nearly drowned at Jupiter Beach Park expected to recover
• Wellington election debacle has state and county officials and software experts hunting for answers
• Wellington election results tossed out, but legal ground uncertain
• Area Deaths
• Lawsuits brewing as all four candidates in Wellington recount stand their ground
• Palm Beach County rejects plan for how cities would pay for inspector general corruption watch
• Speeding Miami cop to take plea deal, avoid jail time
• Tourist dies on diving trip near Pompano
• County Commission votes to seek court-appointed receiver for Glades Utility Authority
• Grand jury, Department of Justice to investigate Trayvon Martin shooting
• Orlando neighborhood watch volunteer who killed Trayvon Martin called cops 46 times since Jan. 2011
• Trayvon Martin's girlfriend details final moments before the Miami teen was slain in Orlando
• Stock Island man hangs himself in Keys jail cell, sheriff's office says -- third death at the jail this month
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Palm Beach Gardens
• Power restored to 1,600 residents in The Acreage
• WEST PALM BEACH GREENMARKET KICKS OFF FIRST-EVER SUMMER “THYME” SEASON ON MAY 23
• Poinciana Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics Magnet Elementary School TAZ BOTS Host Presentation Night
• Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith, PLLC Celebrates Its 85th Anniversary
• Cerabino: For Goodman defense team, it's all about hypotheticals
• Lantana town manager to become new Lake Worth city manager
• West Palm commission votes for Okeechobee Boulevard plantings
• West Palm seeks grants to improve Currie Park boat ramps and piers
• Child taken to hospital after nearly drowning at Dubois Park in Jupiter
• Temple's neighbors want its road paved, fence built
• Homeless center slated to open in July
• Area Deaths
• Recount shows wrong winners declared in two Wellington election races
• Wellington election results may be wrong -- recount in progress
• Try trapeze, and forget your fear of flying
• Who will be the next Gloria Steinem?
• Additional charges in case of caged, starved child in Titusville
• Renovations nearing completion on 1898 Dubois home in Jupiter
• Elderly woman run over, killed in Delray Beach Walmart parking lot
• 'I could feel her breath on me,' woman says after bear attack
• Post exclusive: Tax money helps pill mills thrive
• New Boynton manager finalist added; Titcomb out
• FAU Football Coach Carl Pelini and the FAU Combine
• Congressman Allen West's Weekly Wrap-Up: March 19, 2012
• The 14th Annual Palm Beach County Strings Festival
• Lake Worth High School Senior Selected as National Epilepsy Spokesman
• SECME Announces 2012 Master Teacher Mentors
• Fifth Grader Places In Top Fifty In World Maths Day Competition
• Over 700 Students To Attend A Very Special Science Fair
• Firefighters battle blaze in suburban Lantana
• Incorporation for Callery-Judge Grove years off, if it happens at all
• POST ANALYSIS DUI manslaughter trial
• Greenacres veteran understands stress troops face
• Heath district board member not content with status quo
• Heath district board member not content with status quo
• Redistricting may toughen area races
• CEO Patrick Franklin steers Urban League through times of turmoil
• CEO steers Urban League through times of turmoil
• Man shot in leg at gun show at South Florida Fairgrounds
• Lantana parties as bridge closes for 20 months
• Area Deaths
• Pregnant woman killed when car crashes into Fort Lauderdale hotel pool cabana
• Warm, windy conditions to continue all week in Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Woman dragged underneath car at Deerfield church
• Coast Guard rescues five men from swamped boat in Fort Pierce Inlet
• Second day of tests confirms Seacoast Utility Authority water safe to drink after line break
• One of two winning Fantasy 5 tickets sold in Royal Palm Beach; victors split $145,561
• Palm Springs Community Middle School Presents the 14th Annual Palm Beach County Strings Festival
• National Forensic League Awards Third Diamond to Dreyfoos Debate Director
• Learning to cope with loss - the 48 children of Camp Sea Star
• Little woman with huge appetite wins TooJay's amateur eating contest
• Term-limit message didn't apply to West Palm Beach commissioner Bill Moss
• Authorities identify pedestrian struck by truck in suburban Lake Worth
• National children's exhibit makes stop in Palm Beach County
• Cerabino: Arrest of autistic boy on shoplifting charge at Boynton mall spurs mom to fight charges
• Using water plant sludge for fill in Palm Beach County raises concerns
• Boil-water order lifted for northern Palm Beach County residents
• An Author’s Festival Featuring Authors Who Write For Children and Young Adults
• Caribbean Educators' Association To Present 2012 Scholarship Winners
• In Your Community - Saturday
• Six-year-old shot with BB gun at hotel west of Boca Raton, taken to hospital
• Juno Beach police shoot at pit bull while trying to serve warrant; dog to be OK
• West Palm Beach investigates white powder found on Clematis Street
• Mysterious powder found in West Palm Beach turns out to be costume glitter
• Restaurants hope business doesn't dry up with boil-water notice
• Inspector general fears county's proposed settlement to lawsuit over city, town payments
• Financially struggling Glades Utility Authority faces $750,000 cost to fix well
• Lantana, Manalapan prepare for 18 months without their bridge
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• As competition nears, champion eater prepares by downing coffee, broth
• State's most popular building might be in Palm Beach County
• The Bentley Defense: Carmaker says Goodman's 'claims are without merit'
• Tampa teen girl gets three DUIs in less than three weeks
• Police: Two arrested after boy found emaciated in home
• Video: Florida car repair crew coaxes woman's pet python out of dashboard
• Bear attacks woman while she walks her dog in Longwood
• Hallandale Beach bans 'human signs' but halts enforcement
• Father of neighborhood watch volunteer who killed black teen: My son is not racist
• Keyless Mercedes linked to carbon monoxide poisoning in West Boca, authorities say
• Seahorse-shaped Cheeto sold on eBay
• Lynn University to dedicate memorial this morning to students, faculty who died in Haiti earthquake
• Gang member charged with stomping Daytona Beach biker
• Trial date set in Michael Brewer burning case; suspect hires new lawyers
• Inspector: Riviera Beach's no-bid hire illegal
• Boynton Beach water safe to drink, despite bacteria found in sample at city plant
• Antonacci takes helm as Palm Beach County's new top prosecutor
• Tequesta man's new book retells his way of the cross
• Area Deaths
• Class to train budding lifeguards
• Boil-water notice issued through Sunday for Seacoast Utility customers in northern Palm Beach County
• St. Patrick’s Day 2012 events: Florida’s Treasure Coast
• South Bay man reported missing Wednesday returns home today
• Shark bites surfer at Jensen Public Beach, closing waters to swimmers
• Firefighters’ Indian River County Fair: Thursday, March 15, 2012
• Post reporter Michael LaForgia discusses 'Kids in Peril' investigation on CNN
• Spring breakers spend time cutting invasive plants from Scouts camp
• Only four days left to enjoy the Firefighters' Indian River County Fair
• South Sports: Levis JCC will sponsor Run Like a Fool 5K Race/Walk on March 29
• Two Jewish congregations west of Boca become partners
• West Sports: Palms West Pop Warner is taking 2012 youth football and cheer registration
• The Glades: Big 'O' Birding Festival brings back family memories
• Calvary United Methodist celebrating 100 years
• Central Sports: Palm Beach Soccer Academy is taking registration for its summer soccer program.
• Lake Clarke Shores will honor picnic planner at annual event
• Jupiter, Gardens volunteers help to rid towns of unsightly debris
• North Sports: Palm Beach Juniors Elite 14U Volleyball won the 14 Open Silver Division at OVA Asics t
• Sports Notes: Martin County is hosting free open tennis Saturdays at the Halpatiokee Regional Park T
• Stuart event celebrates 25 years of art and music
• Post Time: World War II flight to West Palm Beach crashed in Arkansas
• Singing South Florida lawyer kills self amid child porn investigation
• WPTV streaming preview
• Roy Kronk sues Examiner.com over Casey Anthony report
• Rep. Allen West Supports National Graduated Driver Licensing Legislation
• American Chef’s Federation Hosts Student Career Day At West Boca Raton High School
• Okeeheelee Middle School Chalk’s It Up
• Palm Beach Opera Orchestra Auditions Set For April, 2012
• South Bay man reported missing, endangered, sheriff's office says
• Three file to oppose Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw
• Jupiter board tentatively OK's selling land to Guanabanas restaurant
• In Your Community Thursday
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• Palm Beach County tax collectors may soon be knocking on landlords' doors
• Palm Beach County landlords, beware; Gannon plans to step up bed tax collections
• Wellington voters ousted incumbents but left council's support for Equestrian Village unchanged
• Vote-counting gnerally smooth Tuesday; turnout a tad low in Palm Beach County
• Area Deaths
• Deadline passes with only one bid submitted for Boynton city land sale
• Hamilton Jewelers hosts premier bridal event: one day only
• 23rd Annual Golf Classic keeps the good times swingin’
• Fox Surf hasn't given up on leasing in Lake Worth Casino
• Palm Beach County gives up on modems to speed up election night counting
• In your community Thursday
• In your community Wednesday
• Casey Anthony civil trial delayed until Jan. 2, 2013
• Fire breaks out at RJ's Restaurant and Lounge in West Palm Beach
• DAVID C. PRATHER APPOINTED CHAIR OF AUDIT COMMITTEE FOR THE COMMUNITY TELEVISION FOUNDATION OF SOUTH FLORIDA
• Dreyfoos Senior Selected for Jazz Band of America
• West: Farming Must Remain A Viable Industry In South Florida
• Woman dies, two others injured when car overturns in suburban West Palm Beach
• Moffett, Moss win re-election to commission
• Bill Moss, Sylvia Moffett win West Palm Beach commission seats
• Royal Palm Beach: Incumbent Mattioli, 84, wins mayor race
• Riviera Beach: Davis wins third straight city council term
• Elections results from the Glades region among first to be completed
• Voters return Greene to Juno Beach council
• Judge denies motion for mistrial by Goodman's lawyer
• Organic and gluten-free foods featured at Jupiter's Green Leaf
• Lingerie thieves nab 600 pairs of panties from Victoria's Secret in Boca Raton
• With five candidates in race, runoff most likely in North Palm's future
• North Palm Beach: Bush, Bickel in runoff for council seat
• Veterans learn yoga to clear away the post-traumatic shadows of war
• Democrat canvassing board says Margolis inching ahead in Wellington
• Wellington: Margolis ousts Bowen as mayor; Hostetler, Paglia win council seats
• Area Deaths
• Carney files as Democrat to challenge Gannon for Palm Beach County tax collector
• Jupiter park pavilion to be named for Roy Rood
• Greenacres: Incumbents reelected to council
• Turnout light in Greenacres; some precincts attract no voters
• Cerabino: Goodman's 'razor' thin defense
• One person dead, another hospitalized after crash in suburban Boynton
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket worth $220k sold at suburban West Palm Beach store
• Report: 14-year-old Florida girl buys home
• Pot worth $43 million seized in Caribbean, Coast Guard says
• Voting day begins with only minor hitches in Palm Beach County
• Results coming in from smaller towns in Palm Beach County
• Royal Palm Beach High School Art Showcase Highlights Students From Across The County
• Girls Day Symposium Makes A Difference In Lives Of Belle Glade Youth
• Palm Beach County Teachers Among Recipients Of Outstanding Holocaust Educator Of The Year Award
• Man, 50, killed after walking in front of train in West Palm Beach
• SUV crashes into West Palm Beach convenience store
• West Palm Beach mayor lobbies in Washington against State Road 7 extension
• Jupiter to consider selling land for half what it paid during boom times
• Habitat for Humanity building houses 99, 100 in Boynton Beach
• Boynton Beach man, two others arrested, one sought after DeBary pain clinic raided
• State: Ex-porn actor and substitute teacher can pursue teaching certification
• Royal Palm OKs new charter school
• Lake Worth narrows manager list to four, including Lantana's Bornstein
• Classes begin at Digital Domain Institute today
• Flagler book 'Last Train to Paradise' chosen as Read Together Palm Beach County book
• Endangered Florida Species Exhibition at Paul Fisher Gallery this Friday
• Casey Anthony lawyer: threats have been made to Casey, legal team and family members
• One of two winning Fantasy 5 tickets sold at Palm Beach Gardens Publix
• Hospitality and Tourism Academy Teacher Honored at Florida's Salute to Excellence Award Dinner
• Two Palm Beach County Schools Recognized For Outstanding Parent Involvement Programs
• Lake Worth liaison builds trust between city's immigrants, law officers
• Boynton Beach intensifies rehab of its reputation
• North Palm Beach car show takes about 5,000 visitors back in time
• Ruby Princess returns to Port Everglades with more passengers sick with the norovirus
• Former Tarzan actor raises nearly $7,000 to put wild cats back in Loxahatchee home
• 'Universal flu shot' coming soon?
• Year after Fukushima disaster, FPL has spent $800,000 on St. Lucie nuclear plant safety
• Classic car show attracts 5,000 to North Palm Beach
• Area Deaths
• IPads, cell phones now welcome at schools in Palm Beach County
• Police set to go to the dogs in contest to fund K-9 unit
• Jupiter considers using property taxes to pay for buried power lines
• Cerabino: It's a dog's life on the bus, unless the kids tongue-wash the windows
• Area Deaths
• Daylight saving time begins Sunday; set clocks ahead one hour
• Set your clocks ahead one hour tonight
• 8-year-old girl found unconscious in pool in suburban West Palm Beach
• New church congregation welcomed to Boynton Beach
• Tuesday night's Palm Beach County election results will come in slowly
• Exclusively in today's paper: How local government layoffs are impacting the county's economy
• Report: Wellington's Goodman settles civil suit in wrongful death case
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Area Deaths
• Inspector general OKs Palm Beach County overpayment fix
• With county money at risk, board may ask court to wrest control of Glades utility
• Baby and grandmother drown in suburban Lake Worth
• Exclusively in today's paper: Are local businesses knowingly hiring illegals?
• Exclusively in today's paper: Expected growth will boost local cities' coffers
• Exclusively in today's paper: Tens of thousands of seniors on waiting lists for help
• Exclusively in today's paper: The latest updates on West Palm's troubled housing department
• Exclusively in today's paper: Is segretation creeping back into local schools?
• Wellington man dies when motorcycle hits SUV near Wycliffe Country Club
• Exclusively in today's paper: Tight budgets mean more aging police cruisers on the road
• Lake Worth breaks ground for 'urban arts lofts'
• Exclusively in today's paper: The deadliest crash zones on I-95 in the county
• The little chimp with the big heart : They call her Little Mama
• A Unique Art Gallery hosts an evening with John M. Soderberg, Ph.D.
• Woman, 82, in stable condition after being run over by own car in suburban Boynton Beach
• Woman, 82, goes to fetch mail, gets runover by own car in suburban Boynton Beach
• Palm Beach Opera closes 50th Anniversary Season with Opera’s Most Chilling Psychological Thriller ‘Lucia di Lammermoor’
• Dreyfoos Choral/Orchestra Concert
• Palm Beach County Schools Celebrate Youth Art Month
• Exclusively in today's paper: The inside scoop on how HOAs are slapping residents with foreclosures
• Western Boca Raton man dies from injuries sustained in car crash involving Jupiter woman
• NHL owner's family wages $250,000 fight over Equestrian Village in Wellington
• TSA: Officers intercepted PBIA passenger with taser, ammunition, fireworks, knife
• Turtle Cove project still irks North Palm Beach village council
• Cerabino: Limbaugh's wives obviously didn't talk about birth control
• Jurors seated in Goodman trial; possible defense strategy revealed
• Area Deaths
• Man inexplicably beaten at Fort Lauderdale convenience store Video
• Court ruling says company wrongly cut paratransit bus drivers' hours
• West Palm commissioner Bill Moss sued for defamation by rival's political consultant
• West Boynton Beach woman critically injured when her own car runs over her
• Woman retrieving mail run over by own car
• Social Security: 'Be prepared': Plan for retirement
• Garden club replants plot near Ocean Ridge Town Hall
• Sport Notes: Spanish River High School defeated Cardinal Gibbons in championship
• The Glades: Proactive pre-teen pushes breakfast, anti-bullying
• Three people flown to hospitals with serious injuries after Belle Glade crash
• West Sports: The Wellington Wrestling Club finished second in its division Feb. 25 at a 12-team dua
• Diabetic-alert dog gives Wellington High pre-vet students a cause
• Pre-med student from Royal Palm is 'saving lives with $5 of medicine'
• Central Sports: West Palm Beach Fishing Club will conduct its annual Marine Yard Sale April 14
• Gardens resident and Bak eighth-grader's pro-sobriety poster will be featured on district buses
• For decade, couple has helped plant college seeds at Jupiter Elementary
• Fort Pierce artist's paintings part of Black History Month display
• Extreme Trail event in Palm City challenges owners to trust horses
• First cage-fight loss won't stop Fort Pierce wrestler with eyes set on Army
• Fullerton Island off Jupiter getting new life with kayak paths, dock slips, observation tower
• Florida panther Colin Patrick dies at Palm Beach Zoo
• Boynton Beach city manager candidate list culled, then grows to 8
• NASA chief says computers are secure despite thefts
• Spider-Man ride spinning again at Universal - this time in high-def
• FBI: Help us find ex-agent from South Florida
• Open casting call for canines who do tricks
• Jupiter High Announces National Merit Scholarship Finalists
• Unique quadruple transplant saves child with rare disease
• Greenacres candidate forum draws only incumbents
• Barge hits Southern Boulevard bridge, causing $300,000 in damages
• Possible jurors in Goodman trial focus on crash victim
• Cerabino: California porn regulations open door for move to Florida
• Cerabino: California porn regulations open door for move to Florida
• Exclusively in today's paper: How much is it costing you to keep the medians on our roads pretty?
• Area Deaths
• Parts of Riviera Beach under boil-water order through Saturday
• One treated for smoke inhalation after West Palm Beach fire
• Rescue workers work to save Wellington dog
• DeLaTorre withdraws from Royal Palm election
• Miami-Dade judge ends visits between alleged molester and 4-year-old
• Key West man accused of sitting on his cockatoo
• Pompano Beach teacher suspended 10 days for remarks to Haitian student
• MMA fighter's alleged attack was another wild day on South Florida roads
• Brevard County deputy killed; suspects to face judge today Video
• Police seek help finding man, 65, who walked out of West Palm apartment complex
• Deportation reprieve for North Miami valedictorian
• Wellington moves forward with plans for medical hub
• Roosevelt Middle Students Win Battle Of The Books For Third Time
• Allamanda Celebrates FCAT Success With Pies To Assistant Principal
• Paul H. Amundsen Joins Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A.
• Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Announces 2012 Scholarship Winners
• Family of missing cruise passenger Fariba Amani searching for answers Video
• Occupy protesters in West Palm Beach booted out of latest lot off Tamarind
• Jupiter OK's smaller Marriott for Abacoa
• Spend an Evening in Polynesia at Foundation’s 36th Annual Ball
• Boynton votes in McCray to fill District II seat
• Former commissioner Smith drops out of West Palm Beach race, endorses incumbent Moss over Arp
• Exhibit chronicles Boynton Beach pioneer
• Area Deaths
• Commissioners approve deal to rent out former north Palm Beach County grove meant for Scripps
• Exclusively in today's paper: A look at why the Coast Guard is changing rules for the weight of passengers on boats
• Palm Beach County commission acts on skate park, homeless center
• Wyo. GOP starts protracted caucus process
• Fire damages Palm Beach Gardens home
• Morikami Museum gallery presents Mariko Kusumoto's brilliant sculptures
• Barry University votes to turn over WXEL-TV to local owners
• Allamanda Elementary Alumnus, Local Young Entrepreneur, Jason Brian, To Speak At Honor Roll Breakfast
• Students Compete In Black Chief Officers Committee Oratorical Contest
• Physical Education Teacher National Finalists
• Exclusively in today's paper: Felons easily hired at summer camps
• Exclusively in today's paper: Kids in Peril: Lawmakers fail to respond
• Jupiter post office building named after Palm Beach County pioneer
• Plans for Hindu temple, soccer fields inch forward in Greenacres
• Cerabino: Legislators bravely decline drug tests for themselves
• Area Deaths
• Longtime tenant Fox Surf pulls out of renovated casino building in Lake Worth
• Two people rescued from sinking boat by luxury yacht near Lake Worth Inlet
• FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH of WEST PALM BEACHS' 90TH ANNIVERSARY
• Exclusively in today's paper: Organizations that run summer camps employ the mentally disturbed, robbers, rapists
• Crews battle fire at Wellington home
• Honda Classic crowds stay strong despite bad weather early
• Area Deaths
• Tea time, a new food truck and JC's Bread arrive at Tequesta's Greenmarket
• Autism walk's cancellation doesn't slow support at West Palm Beach fund-raiser
• Autism walk's cancellation doesn't dampen support at West Palm Beach fund-raiser
• Occupy West Palm Beach protestors refuse again to leave downtown encampment
• Occupy West Palm Beach protesters refuse again to leave downtown encampment
• This weekend: 9th annual Palm Beach Fine Craft Show
• Exclusively in today's paper: Felons run many summer camps. Are your kids safe?
• Palm Beach State college student wins battle over service dog for psychological disability
• Jupiter Farms man killed in Friday night crash
• Term limits, other charter changes go to West Palm Beach voters on March 13
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: A racist gift from a Rush Limbaugh fan? No investigation necessary
• Coffeehouse a welcome sight on Tequesta Drive
• Car with keyless ignition might have been left running at West Boca home, killing a couple with carbon monoxide
• Occupy Palm Beach protesters aren't budging
• Roosevelt Middle Pre-Engineering Students Tour Lockheed Martin
• Exclusively in today's paper: A look at the trove of items seized by security at PBIA, and where it goes
• Federal judge won't hear Gulf Stream billionaire's appeal of $28.8 million judgment
• Area Deaths
• Pennsylvania doctor identified as sender of suspicious package to Limbaugh's Palm Beach home
• Lantana TB hospital closing approved by Florida House; fate in Senate uncertain
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Palm Beach County settles dispute over alleged $90,000 overpayment to utility supplier - for $12,000
• Lake Worth cuts list of city manager candidates to five, will interview each
• Candidate hopefuls for Wellington Village Council speak at Mid County meeting
• Humblo hero 'Capt. Sully' speaks at a fundraiser for St. Jude's Children's Hospital
• Authorities identify suburban Boca couple believed to have died by carbon monoxide poisoning
• Occupy West Palm Beach protesters served notice to leave, most clear camp
• Authorities suspend search for woman missing from Celebration cruise ship
• Teacher quits, leaves wife, moves in with student; outrage ensues
• Sylvia Gibson – High School Excellence in Education Award Winner
• One year ago, two Delray kids were found stuffed in suitcases in a canal
• At candidate forum, Bill Moss appeals for south end support as West Palm Beach election nears
• Suspicious package at Limbaugh's Palm Beach residence turns out to be 'business opportunity'
• Ethics panel to West Palm Beach: Let voters decide whether VIP frills for city employees are OK
• Two found dead in Boca Raton home; carbon monoxide poisioning suspected
• Area Deaths
• Riviera candidates highlight the need for jobs and crime prevention
• Lake Park mayor: Marina director's personality made all feel welcome
• Police post 'no trespass' sign at Occupy West Palm Beach site; papers to come Friday
• Plan for crowds and traffic when heading to Honda Classic
• Delray Beach woman on mission to get shoes on feet of needy kids
• West Sports: Acreage Steelers Pop Warner Football player Michael Page wins $500 college scholarship
• Senior stickball players return to boyhood pastime
• Central Sports: Palm Beach Sharks 11U travel baseball team is seeking players
• North Sports: Jupiter United U14 Premier girls travel soccer team won the 2012 Weston Cup
• Palm Beach Gardens woman shares secrets to being active centenarian
• TCoast Sports: 2012 Single Fin Showdown surfing event is March 17 at south end of Stuart Beach
• Fort Pierce native and Eagles starter returns to talk football
• Conservative media publisher Andrew Breitbart dies at 43
• Single-engine plane makes hard landing at Boca Raton airport, clips fence
• Broward County bus drivers question their safety after videotaped beating
• Why we're paying big at the gas pump
• DCF pushes to return boy to North Miami Beach home he fears
• Rabbi Offers Workshop on Reigniting Intimacy After Cancer and Other Illnesses
• Free Job Training: How To Work In A Wealthy Home
• Vickers House Partners With Job Corps
• Palm Beach Opera Presents Free Performance of Spanish-Language Opera at CityPlace
• Exclusively in today's paper: What happens when high-priced homes fall into foreclosure
• Rothstein investors' case ends in settlements
• After Arizona, GOP battles itself on several fronts
• Food trucks banned in West Palm Beach?
• Isiah C. Smith, Palm Beach County judge and civil rights leader, dies at 89
• Area Deaths
• Donald Little, veteran equestrian rider, dies of injuries sustained during competition Sunday
• Pero farms wants rule change, to allow processing warehouse on its agricultural preserve property
• Ethics staff questions VIP treatment for city employees at West Palm Beach event
• Health fair, bass tourney memorial set for Saturday in Belle Glade
• Couple leads Zumba dance classes at Belle Glade church to bring people together and have fun
• Outdoors lovers celebrate opening of new Lake Worth pier, boardwalk and boat docks
• Monkees singer Davy Jones complained of trouble breathing, not feeling well before dying
• Woman reported missing from Port of Palm Beach cruise ship
• Mother of soccer standout killed in crash sues American Heritage
• The Armory Art Center presents two exciting new exhibitions
• Lake Worth signs off on $6.7 million in work for city beach project
• Authorities: Missing Lake Worth girl, 12, feared she was in trouble, hid from searchers
• Palm Beach Gardens High Students Win Public Service Announcement Contest
• Limestone Creek Elementary Students Compete In Online Battle Of The Books
• Swamp Stomp 5K Road Race To Support Palm Beach Gardens High Magnet Programs
• The Alliance for Eating Disorders Awareness Distributes U.S. Guide of Eating Disorder Treatment Centers to All Colleges and Universities Nationwide
• The Eighth Wonder of the World Premieres on The Education Network
• Christa McAuliffe 7th Grader Heads to Nation’s Capital for National Spelling Bee
• Online Battle Of The Books Has 2,400 Students Competing
• West Boca High Student Is First To Compete In American Culinary Federation National Competition
• Media Advocacy Training About Tobacco Prevention For Palm Beach County Students
• Exclusively in today's paper: Unregulated halfway houses are popping up all over the county
• Wellington approves bigger digs for Boys & Girls Club
• Search under way for 12-year-old Lake Worth girl who wandered away from home
• Authorities searching for 12-year-old Lake Worth girl
• Woman arrested in burning of 'The Senator' tree did it 'to use illegal drugs'
• Beloved Palm Beach photographer Lucien Capehart dies
• Area Deaths
• Bacchus Beckons! Sip, Savor and Stroll at Grand Tasting
• Ban extended on new limo operations in Palm Beach County
• West Palm Beach pushing Occupy protesters out after four months
• Lucien Capehart and the art of society photography
• Dow closes above 13,000 for the first time since 2008
• 17-year-old girl pulled from ocean at Lake Worth Beach has died
• Q&A with crusading feminist Gloria Steinem ahead of her Planned Parenthood talk in West Palm Beach
• Sea turtle nesting season set to begin on Thursday
• County commissioners pledge to work on improving dire conditions in Glades
• County commissioners pledge to work on improving dire conditions in Glades
• Crews extinguish tanning bed fire in suburban Lake Worth
• Filthy habits of the filthy rich: they're selfish cheaters, study says
• Historic Temple Beth Israel synagogue moved to new location on Flagler Drive
• 2012 William T. Dwyer Awards Finalists Announced
• NBC Nightly News Features Santaluces High And Village Academy Students In 'Fishing For Success' Story
• Spanish River High And PTSA Present ‘Race To Nowhere’
• Suncoast High And Roosevelt Middle Recognized As 2012 Magnet Schools Of Merit
• School District Of Palm Beach County To Hold 14th Annual Technology Conference
• Palmetto Elementary School Joins in Dr. Seuss Celebration Week
• Business Partnership Continues to Provide Outdoor Experiences for Students and Families at MacArthur Beach State Park
• Congressman Alcee Hastings to Visit Wynnebrook Elementary
• Adopt-A-Classroom And Wells Fargo Continue Success In Raising Funds For Our Schools
• 11th Annual Race for the Arts Celebrates Young Artists in Palm Beach County
• Exclusively in today's paper: Medical mistakes - how well did your hospital perform?
• Cerabino: Muslims find unlikely defender on legislative silliness
• Police, man involved in standoff at Fort Pierce motel
• Students wind up for Wednesday flash mobs in Palm Beach County
• State moves forward with revamp of health department -- and possible A.G. Holley closing in Lantana
• Wellington competitor seriously injured in fall at Equestrian Festival
• Foundation sues Delray Beach over new, more restrictive regulations for 'sober houses'
• Opponents of State Road 7 extension plan bus brigade to public hearing
• Area Deaths
• WWII pilot knows: It's not the leap, it's the landing
• Area Deaths
• About 1,500 gather to remember Palm Beach Central junior
• Sitton family of Jupiter, who lost daughter Makayla in Thanksgiving 2009 crime, welcomes a new baby: Natalia Grace
• Candidates for Juno Beach council seat both approve of red-light cameras
• Parents of West Palm Beach leukemia survivor, 12, are eager ambassadors for St. Jude hospital
• Authorities arrest former Tarzan actor, remove three big cats from Loxahatchee home
• Tibetan monks to spend this week creating a sand painting at FAU
• Exclusively in today's paper: Children of deported parents left as orphans
• Turtle Cove seagrass plan seen as 'dump' by North Palm Beach council
• FHP is cracking down on aggressive drivers today through Wednesday
• FHP to target aggressive driving
• Federal grant buys Lake Worth 90 properties
• Ex-student still suing Palm Beach State College for refund after finishing course
• Ex-student still suing for tuition refund
• Gardens Greenmarket gets "peppered", "frosted" and "cheesed" with new vendors
• Area Deaths
• Man in 70s injured during Winter Equestrian Festival
• Key Muoio bloc at risk in West Palm Beach races
• Walk for multiple sclerosis attracts about 700 in West Palm Beach
• Woman dies in single-car accident in Boca Raton
• Jerry Weingart recalls fighting World War II in Europe and in Pacific
• Mexican food for a good cause at Torero's
• Margate couple tries to fight fire with backyard hose; pet cat dies
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• Jupiter ice sculptor makes cool conquest of national contest
• Hospice of Palm Beach County honors hundreds of volunteers
• Boynton CRA lawyers want lawsuit trial moved due to 'exhaustive local media blitz' over troubled mayor
• Nina Fusco has a passion for paper and her artwork reflects it
• Suncoast High Holds Life Celebration For Former Teacher John Slattery
• Independence Middle School Band Hosts Pancake Breakfast And Silent Auction
• The Art Of Dance Celebrated In Young Dancers Concert
• Superintendent's Graduation Task Force Hosts Youth Panel Discussion
• Wellington PTA/PTO Wins $150,000 from Great City Challenge
• Croquet tournament brings top players to Palm Beach County this weekend
• Mangonia challenger questions having mayor's wife -- the town clerk -- officiate the election
• A virtual closet that can be seen around the world: meet WISHI
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Exclusively in today's paper: Taxpayers' money used to lure companies, jobs; so, where are they?
• Calling Taylor Swift! Friends of teen who died in crash launch Twitter, Facebook campaign
• Man suffers electric shock in Belle Glade
• Judge orders man to apologize to estranged wife on Facebook
• Police in riot gear break up shoe melee at Central Florida mall
• Florida Department of Education (FDOE) Releases FY2011 School Grade Simulations
• Palm Beach County Council of PTA/PTSA Invites Community to Families for Fitness and Fun
• Dog euthanized after wounding four - including firefighter, 3-year-old girl - in West Palm Beach
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach County OKs temporary ban on internet gambling cafes
• Commissioner Moffett against State Road 7 extension, two challengers for it in West Palm Beach debate
• Gov. Soctt at Kravis Center talk Friday
• Jupiter resource center sets up free safety workshops for laborers
• Palm Beach County inspector general office earns accreditation
• Wellington seminar to help residents prepare for the worst
• Palm Beach County Commission allows office building at Lantana and Hagen Ranch roads
• 18-month-old Loxahatchee boy dies after falling into pool
• Grandmother, stepmother charged in death of Alabama girl forced to run 3 hours for lying
• Lawyers for ACLU, union fight Gov. Rick Scott's order for random drug testing of state workers
• Survey ranks Publix top grocer in customer satisfaction
• South Florida legislator admits to sending inappropriate 'sexxxy' texts to married prosecutor
• Students Embark On National History Day Journey
• Palm Beach County Students Promote Alcohol-Free Messages
• Rep. West Brings Small Businesses Together with Defense Industry Experts
• Broward courthouse employees sue over working in ‘sick’ building
• Wellington changes permit rules for some equestrian events
• Child, 18 months, rushed to hospital after near-drowning in Loxahatchee
• Cerabino: Racist video by immature girls; adults should know better
• Area Deaths
• Health Care District discounts unpaid bills to make dent in deep subsidy at Belle Glade hospital
• Police: Wheelchair-bound woman drowns in Jupiter retention pond
• Apple settlement: $15 or free case to iPhone 4 users
• Riviera Beach woman takes 112th birthday in stride
• Boynton puts off appointing new commissioner until March
• UM students camp out overnight for Obama tickets
• February 22, 2012 art happenings: Where to go and what to see
• New Delray Beach water meters could mean higher bills
• Man found not guilty of abusing child he mentored Video
• School District Teams To Participate In 'Walk Now For Autism Speaks'
• Palm Beach Atlantic University, Public And Private Partners Form Parker Avenue Consortium
• Touching Dedication Ceremony Set for Forest Hill High School Military Monument
• Suncoast High Musical Theatre Department Presents ‘Pippin’
• 2012 Counselors and Administrators of the Year Honored
• Boynton Beach clears path for megachurch to move into closed Dillard's store
• Lake Worth's proposed fire assessment officially repealed
• West Palm Beach seeks to enforce upkeep of foreclosed homes
• Palm Beach County officials question tax collector's settlement with travel companies
• West Palm library gets major donation, new name
• Area Deaths
• University of Miami’s Department of Neurology celebrates 50th Anniversary
• Possible new fine added to growing list of penalties for cutting mangroves in Jupiter
• Grandma's promise: 'What happened to Joey should not happen to any child in America'
• Erdem delights at London Fashion Week with a vibrant collection
• Is it a house or a boat? -- U.S. Supreme Court to decide case of Riviera Beach houseboat
• February is National Grapefruit Month: Indian River Citrus markets
• Reward doubled to $10,000 for info in July slaying of grandfather in Palm Beach Gardens plaza
• Riviera Beach high schoolers meet the United States' first black military aviators, the Tuskegee Airmen
• PBSC set to file land-use plans for western campus
• Spring training begins on the Treasure Coast
• Dinosaurs invade Brevard Zoo: New robotic exhibit
• Palm Beach port begins three-day hazmat exercise today
• Jupiter to consider biotech deals
• Lawyer claims foul play by CRA head over Boynton Beach property
• West Palm Beach may not announce police chief until early summer
• West Palm Beach candidates split over condo project
• Suburban Boynton community votes to remove part of their peacock problem
• Whiteflies are spreading in South Florida
• That sticky goo on your car and plants is from a spiraling whitefly
• Palm Beach Kennel Club sets record for biggest poker tournament in the state
• Cerabino: Outlawing all white powders would end costly 'scares'
• Two more seek interim state attorney appointment
• County puts court record system online Tuesday, but hopes it doesn't draw too much interest
• Rabies alert issued for Palm Beach County after puppy tests positive
• Area Deaths
• Royal Palm sells land it can't use to church at bargain price
• Jupiter resident from Zimbabwe applies big imagination to ceramics business
• West Palm Beach woman finds, rescues Everglades dogs
• Red Lobster sentence? I'm not laughing
• Before the torture, Nubia Barahona dreamed as a child
• Suspicious powder in baggage claim at Palm Beach International Airport proves harmless
• First Round Battle Of The Bands Palm Beach County Complete
• Bak Students To Perform With Jazz Greats
• Conniston Middle School Hosts FCAT Family Extravaganza
• Best Selling Author James Patterson Visits Palm Beach County School
• Palm Beach County rejects long-term fixes for beach erosion
• Jupiter council to consider Yacht Club site proposal
• Benefit set Friday for teen with bone cancer
• Benefit set Friday for West Boynton Beach girl, 17, with bone cancer
• Report: Megachurch in Boynton Beach Mall could be a boon
• Best in Show at this year's ArtiGras festival in Jupiter started beading for fun
• Palm Beach County firefighters working large brush fire in Lantana
• George Elia, accused of Ponzi scheme, pleads the Fifth, then vanishes
• Loxahatchee woman offers to take unwanted peafowl
• Area Deaths
• Kite surfer taken to hospital after colliding with West Palm Beach building
• Female, 17, 'unconscious but alive' after being pulled from ocean at Lake Worth Beach
• Fire forces evacuation of building on S. Olive Ave. in West Palm Beach
• Crash kills one, closes northbound Interstate 95 at Atlantic Ave. in Delray Beach
• Woman killed in morning I-95 wreck in Boynton Beach identified as Jupiter resident
• Fallout over tree-cutting at Ibis: Hunt for person who leaked information
• Many Catholics say choice of using contraception should be private despite church's edict
• Two Greenacres council members face rare challenge for seats
• Pedestrian dies after being hit by car near Wellington
• Missing Boynton Beach man found in Lantana
• Man dead, police officer injured in Hialeah shooting
• Area Deaths
• Farmergreens Market opens in West Palm Beach
• Retired Fourth DCA Judge John Dell, 80, dies after brief illness
• Cerabino: Facebook-fueled fools earn fame on society's wall of shame
• Presidents' Day weekend is filled with art events in Palm Beach County
• Transplants offer hope for decaying reefs
• Marina Day a big splash for Riviera Beach kids
• State: Broward man had 144 child porn images on computer
• Man dies when truck hits semi on U.S. 441 in suburban Delray Beach
• Sunrise Park El Goes Pink To Raise Money For Breast Cancer Cure
• Polo Park Middle School Student Selected as Governor’s Black History Month Essay Contest Winner
• Palm Beach Opera Offers Free Dress Rehearsal Tickets To Those Who Tweet
• In Your Community - Saturday
• Boynton High plans boutique for donated dresses for seniors' prom
• Area Deaths
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Delray Beach man found unconscious in pool, taken to area hospital
• Royal Palm festival to get $6,000 from village despite bait-and-switch claim
• Three file for Ocean Ridge mayor's seat
• What's open, closed for Presidents Day
• Boynton set to vote on commissioner replacement Tuesday
• Lake Worth Beach work comes in $2.7 million over budget
• 66 have applied for Lake Worth city manager position
• Rolex airport thief nabbed wearing stolen watch, BSO says
• World War II-era graduates form 'The Lunch Bunch' to relive the pride of Palm Beach High
• Casey Anthony: Hearing set to get her home address
• Art exhibition in West Palm Beach highlighted talents of Arc members
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket worth nearly $230k sold in suburban West Palm Beach
• Red Lobster sentence? I'm not laughing
• Judge denies bond for 'dangerous' woman accused of having sex with girl
• PBAU student-athletes pay tribute to baseball Hall-of-Famer Gary Carter
• What's open, closed for Presidents Day
• Authorities hit the waterways Sunday to protect the manatees, enforce low-speed zones
• A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts Performs Zimmerman’s Metamorphoses
• Atlantic High School Student Among Top Youth Volunteers In 17th Annual National Awards Program
• Crystal Lang Receives 2012 Governor’s Excellence In Education Award
• Cynthia King Selected School-Related Employee of the Year
• Teacher Uses Creativity To Raise Awareness of Autism
• Cerabino: Few know it, but I could be state's top poet
• Friday's Great Charity Challenge in Wellington uses equestrian teams to raise money for charities
• West Palm Beach audit committee member quits, calls city corrupt
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• Mayor's 'fun run' officially canceled in Boynton Beach
• Crews extinguish house fire in suburban West Palm Beach; no injuries reported
• Casey Anthony civil trial on track for April start date
• Boca man refuses to let disability define him, reaches out to others
• Artist brings 'yarn-bombing' to Boynton Beach
• South Sports: Boynton Beach's Derron Peyton wins overall title at South Florida PGA Junior tourney
• The Glades: New chamber secretary has big plans for Pahokee
• West Sports: Megan O'Boyle of Wellington wins half marathon in Georgia
• Sustainability Summit keeps growing in West Palm
• Lake Worth guitar player, wife mark 25 years as a singing duo
• Central Sports: West Palm's Story Shaw finished second at South Florida PGA Junior tourney
• North Sports: Palm Beach Gardens' Andrew Kozan tied in second place at South Florida PGA Junior tour
• Martin County Fair ends with flourish of food, rides and concerts
• St. Lucie Power Squadron commander aims to improve boating safety
• TCoast Sports: LaSala's Dojo earned several medals at Warrior Invitational
• Post Time: 'Post' complex was barbecue drive-in
• Lake Park approves 30-day contract with former North Palm manager
• A Unique Art Gallery presents its second annual small works show
• Miami-Dade County jury awards $3.3 million to man wrongfully detained in bank scare
• Scott orders broader look into Florida law-enforcement crashes
• Luxury movie theaters coming to Boca Raton's Mizner Park, Hallandale Beach
• NY Knicks' Jeremy Lin to play the Miami Heat next week
• Computer swap prompts clerk's office to limit online services today, Friday
• Twenty employers scheduled for transportation job fair today
• Randy Travis DUI arrest video released
• Palm Beach County SECME Elementary Olympiad 2012
• Two Palm Beach County School Volunteers Recognized On State Level
• Private school for equestrians faces obstacles
• Elderly woman dies in auto accident in west Delray
• Dad testifies home invaders played Russian roulette with 5-year-old son
• Palm Beach County to shut down online traffic ticket payments from midnight Thursday until Tuesday
• Century Village golf course, truck noise draw west county residents to forum
• Nonprofit sues tax collector Anne Gannon, seeking public records of travel company settlement
• West Palm Beach commission holds unrecorded 'administrative' meeting
• Cerabino: Boynton Beach mayor's arrest shouldn't cancel his 'family fun run'
• Fire extinguished at home in Jupiter
• Area Deaths
• Scott extends application deadline for interim Palm Beach County State Attorney
• Glades water utility deal heads south, as South Bay fails to okay bailout by county
• Richard Lewis, Joe Theismann to light up Gala After Dark
• Longstanding suburban Lake Worth flower shop ravaged by early morning fire
• Best Selling Author James Patterson To Speak And Giveaway 3300 Books To Middle and High School Students
• Palm Beach Opera Presents a Family Opera Performance of Charles Gounod’s Romeo and Juliet
• Palm Beach Lakes Community High School Wins First Place In Mock Trial Competition
• Boca High Students Among ‘Top In The World’ And ‘Top In The USA’ Scholars
• Hidden Oaks Elementary’s Student Council Promotes Hope Totes for the Homeless
• Students, Employees To Wear Pink To Support 'Stand Up To Bullying'
• Cerabino: Boynton community split on what to do with pesky peafowl
• Bomb squad investigating suspicious package at Palm Beach County school district boardroom
• Contents of suspicious package at school district boardroom discovered to be soap
• 14-year-old is Wellington Idol's top talent winner after singing a Broadway tune
• Area Deaths
• Most West Palm Beach commissioners cool to proposed anti-fraud hotline
• Most West Palm commissioners cool to proposed anti-fraud hotline
• 42 win municipal seats in Palm Beach County without opposition
• Jury awards $1 million to Pahokee residents evicted to make way for sex offenders
• Tiger Shark Cove Park in Wellington to get $300,000 makeover
• More than 9,000 workers found jobs through Jupiter's El Sol program in 2011
• Debit, bankcard travel safety tips
• Thunder on the Beach returns to Vero Beach
• What to do? What to do? Things to do this weekend in Vero Beach, Florida
• Tuskegee Airmen subject of Friday talk in Lake Worth
• What to do? What to do? Things to do this weekend near Vero Beach, Florida
• What to do? What to do? Things to do this week near Vero Beach, Florida
• Rookie 911 Alachua County dispatcher guided victims through nightmare I-75 pileup
• Unembarrassed Casey Anthony prosecutor to defend son in Seminole County DUI
• Swimmer wins gold, proposes to girlfriend on medal stand Video
• Broward County Sheriff's deputy shoots, kills armed man in Pompano Beach
• Man in Deerfield killings once threatened to kill own family
• Arranged marriages: A South Florida Valentine's Day love story
• Love is in the air: Palm Beach County clerk to wed 40 couples today for free
• Spanish River High Sponsors National Day Of Awareness Of No Texting And Driving
• New Book Teaches Children Their Actions Have Consequences
• Palm Beach County Students Learn to Practice Better Health Through Good Nutrition
• Odyssey Middle Presents RAINing FCAT Resource And Information Night For Parents And Students
• Computer swap at clerk's office will bring online ticket payments to halt
• Cerabino: For Palm Beach County, 4th on 'Forbes' most-miserable list just as good as 128th
• Barry Krischer one of five to apply for interim Palm Beach County State Attorney job
• Area Deaths
• Martin County's Crowder may challenge West for congressional seat
• Gannon's withholding of travel firms' back-taxes deal raises open records questions
• For these Valentine's couples, dating never ends
• West Palm Beach couple become U.S. citizens just in time for Valentine's Day
• Auto dealer sues North Palm Beach Police officer over 'bad driver' report
• Military Trail to go down to one lane during North County paving project
• Palm Beach Shores considering jump to Gardens' dispatch center
• Delray Beach bicylist hurt in Boca Raton hit-and-run crash
• South Florida Fair attendance up over last year
• In Your Community - Monday
• Miccosukee Indians: We owe the IRS nearly $26 million, and our lawyer Dexter Lehtinen is to blame
• Boynton 'fun run' likely off following mayor's arrest
• Dreyfoos Thespians Offer Encore Performance Of Midsummer
• College Planning Guide Intended To Facilitate College Attendance
• Boynton High Teacher Receives Award From Lynn University
• City manager hunt turns into sprint
• Temperatures to rise slowly in next couple of days
• Boy, 4, rescued from Belle Glade canal
• Riviera Beach residents oppose proposed street widening
• Area Deaths
• FAU finds Victory despite coming from behind for the Game
• Catholics divided on Obama birth control plan
• Acreage filmmaker uses at-risk area youths in films
• Frankel's first campaign manager is potential opponent's mother
• Boynton High Asks For Help Collecting Prom Dresses
• FAU, Wellington may team up for horse sense
• DuBois docks closed until ladders added
• Man hit by vehicle on I-95 while checking damage to his car after accident
• West Palm Beach worker unions fight insurance hike
• More than 1,100 seek care at today's Medical Home Day
• Relax, West Virginians; at least you're not from Kentucky
• Cerabino: Relax, West Virginians; at least you're not from Kentucky
• Inventors show off the next 'big thing' at convention center
• Area Deaths
• Temps to dip to low 40s tonight in Palm Beach County
• Temps to dip to low 40s tonight
• 12 clinics will give free care today to the uninsured
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Area Deaths
• U.S. changes rules to force resorts to try harder to hire locals first, not foreign workers
• West Palm Beach stops leak of treated sewage
• Palm Beach County water department pays $90,000 for equipment it says never came; supplier says he delivered
• Drowning victim identified as Pahokee man, 23
• West Palm Beach assures residents water is safe after spill of treated sewage
• Judge Krista Marx says she won't run for Palm Beach County State Attorney
• American journalist recalls 5 months as captive in North Korea
• What would you do with $310 million?
• Record Powerball jackpot: What would you do with $310 million?
• Pentagon shifting women closer to combat
• School bus in N.C. bursts into flames while carrying children home Video
• Palm Beach County Schools 'Love the Bus'
• Palm Beach Opera Receives $1 Million Gift To Be Used In The Name Of Artistic Excellence
• Sewage spews at West Palm Beach treatment plant, threatening groundwater
• North Palm Beach fill seat on village recreation advisory board
• 2 Boynton Beach commissioners show disdain for interim city manager
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• Inspector general urged to go after corruption before it happens
• Palm Beach County inspector general urged to go after corruption before it happens
• Raised by parents who helped others, Genesis clinic director gives back
• South Sports: West Boca Raton High placed second at state competitive cheering competition
• 13th annual Garlic Fest begins Friday in Delray
• Glades native: From water tower graffiti to art exhibit
• Grandmother in Central Fla. stabbed 93 times, shot with crossbow - grandson arrested
• The Okeeheelee Heat U14 girls soccer team wins championship
• Jupiter Middle regroups, wins 3rd straight crown
• North Sports: Jupiter High wins the Florida High School Athletic Association Region 4 cheerleading c
• Gardens woman tapped to lead volunteers for Meals on Wheels
• Family makes less than $50,000? Get free tax help at Martin County United Way
• TCoast sports notes: 18 gymnasts competed for the YMCA at the USAG Florida State Championships
• Girlfriend's adoption doesn't jeopardize all wealth in Goodman case
• 'Extensive' suspicion of discrimination among U.S. Air Marshals
• Orlando woman arrested again for selling used theme park tickets
• FDLE to discuss 2012 strategy for fighting pill mills
• One of two winning Fantasy 5 tickets worth $134k sold in suburban Lake Worth
• Baby’s corpse decapitated, other tombs disturbed in Miami cemetery; some blame santeria
• Deerfield Beach 'PAC Man' faces 2,052 counts of breaking election laws
• Free medical service for one day at 12 clinics in Palm Beach County for those in need
• Free Training At Vickers House South: How To Work In A Wealthy Home
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps - Orientation
• New Health Program Provides Wellness Lessons for Palm Beach County Teachers and Students
• Multicultural Education Department Organizes College Tour
• Atlantic High FIRST Robotics Team Receives Sponsorship Support From Jcpenney
• Votes might doom Lori LaVerriere's chances at Boynton Beach city manager job
• FPL employee severly burned working on South Bay utility pole
• Area Deaths
• Deputy, driver shaken up in auto accident
• Bond refinance to save city millions
• More fallout at Health Care District as two top hospital administrators depart
• Pool, trees, bike paths, artwork: consultant lays out broad strokes for West Palm Beach waterfront redesign
• Cerabino: Judge offers modern marriage counseling: Red Lobster, bowling
• Guardian contests Goodman's adoption of his girlfriend
• Goodman children's guardian objects to polo magnate's adoption of his girlfriend
• North Palm Beach's Puppy Love event takes place Saturday with parade, contests, more
• Boynton approves vets monuments, but not one for Bay of Pigs invasion
• Parents plead for public's help in finding missing son last seen in Lantana
• Brothers to sell Boca museum collection, including antique plane, chandeliers, carousel, expected to bring $40M
• Palm Beach County rejects $720,000 settlement, sends stolen trash caper to inspector general
• NTSB: Jupiter businessman was not qualified to fly copter when it crashed in Georgia mountains
• Palm Beach County administrator on negative article about West Palm Beach: 'Screw Forbes'
• Criminal charges filed against Jupiter man for cutting of mangroves
• PB Daily News: Storm damage, insects force church to remove 100-year-old tree
• In late Tuesday vote, Lake Worth limits council meetings to four hours
• Rothstein’s uncle to plead guilty to fraud in $1 billion Ponzi scheme
• Shark attacks down, but deaths hit highest level since 1993
• Shark attacks down across U.S., but deaths hit highest level since 1993
• Cops: Missing Miramar teen safe, had run away
• Manatee released to waters at John D. MacArthur Beach State Park after year of rehab in Miami
• Lake Worth speeds up process to hire new city manager
• Jupiter High Future Farmers of America Students Score Big
• Important FCAT Parent Night To Be Held At Howell L. Watkins Middle School
• Media Specialist Published In School Library Monthly Magazine
• Palm Beach County votes against rock jetties to stop Singer Beach erosion
• S. Fla. water district snubs its own ban on land leases
• Jupiter OK's construction of 142 new apartments in Abacoa
• Boynton Beach picks longtime commissioner to fill in as mayor
• Palm Beach County to cover inspector general cost, while pushing for cities to pay up
• Cerabino: Trump golf course-cemetery could present new hazards
• 50th Annual Ball raises more than $1.2 million for patient care
• 5 years sober, ex-Miss USA to speak Sunday in Wellington
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• Federal approval puts State Road 7 extension to Northlake one step closer to reality
• Divers scramble to save New York man off Boynton Inlet
• Time in Italy stays with WWII veteran now in suburban Delray Beach
• After age 50, women are divorcing at double the rate of 20 years ago
• Glades Road turnpike crash injures one; northbound lanes reopen
• Inspector General chides Lake Worth for free leases while paying for workspace for employees
• Second suspect in custody after Jupiter home burglary
• San Diego lawsuit seeks to end slavery of SeaWorld's killer whales
• Teen imposter aided patients at Osceola County hospital; said he dreamed of being a nurse
• Sex predator accused of flashing children in Titusville Walmart toy aisle
• Former Florida Sen. Mandy Dawson to plead guilty in tax evasion case
• Would you donate a loved one's ashes? South Florida charities find wacky items mixed with treasures
• Report: Pain pills, money from dead people disappeared from Broward County Medical Examiner's Office
• Thwart ID theft: shred personal papers at Phipps Ocean Park today
• Teen driving dirt bike collides with car west of Boca Raton
• Former village manager of North Palm steps in to help Lake Park fill town manager spot
• Palm Beach State College signs contracts on land buy
• Cerabino: To proposal on student-led prayer, let's all say 'ramen'
• Greenacres OK's plans for a new Hindu temple
• Public input sought on how to popularize West Palm waterfront
• Hauler set to pay county $720,000 for taking tons of treasured trash
• Surviving Barahona twin alleges months of torture at hands of adoptive father
• N.Y. man who was diving on Sunday near Boynton Beach inlet dies
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• Inspector General's office chides Boynton on bid procedure
• Man pleads no contest to battering wife at divorce hearing
• Atlantic High student makes a difference for Nicaraguan poor
• Boynton set for first council meeting without Rodriguez at helm
• Drivers in fatal U.S. 27 crash won't face racing charges, FHP says
• Boynton Beach police evidence hard to find in tight space
• Fantasy 5 ticket worth $95k sold at suburban West Palm Beach food mart
• Infected cruise ship leaves port after cleaning
• Cast Your Vote To Support The Wellington PTA/PTO
• Lewis, Longman & Walker Part of Team That Made the Fort Lauderdale Airport's New Runway Expansion Project Possible
• Norton Museum of Art Hosts Conniston Middle School's Upcoming Family Day
• Homeless event attracts hundreds in West Palm Beach
• Lake Park library's teen room under construction
• Area Deaths
• Two hospitalized after scuba diving accident off Ocean Ridge
• Donut dreams a reality in Jupiter beginning Tuesday
• Kitchen fire this morning leaves Hobe Sound family homeless
• Boynton Beach police find ailing woman missing since early morning
• Whispering Pines Elementary School To Showcase New Gifted Cluster
• Hollywood Beach surfer drowns
• Planned Parenthood debacle a black mark for Komen charity's pink brand
• Community reaches out to help hospitalized Palm Beach Gardens baby
• Promoters hope to return offshore powerboat racing to Jupiter area
• Palm Beach County business leaders lift Mitt Romney's super PAC
• Attorney accuses Palm Beach Sheriff's Office deputies of perjury
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: How you gonna keep 'em in South Florida, once they hear of Anchorage?
• Palm Beach County's new beach erosion fight reignites sea turtle concerns
• West Palm Beach No. 4 on Forbes' list of 'Most Miserable Cities'
• Pompano high school teacher accused of racial slur against Haitian-American student
• Everglades Elementary Achieves Prestigious LEED Gold Certification From US Green Building Council
• Allamanda Elementary And The Home Depot Partner For Exciting Parent Night
• School Counselors Celebrated During National School Counseling Week - February 6–10, 2012
• Komen foundation says it will honor grants to Planned Parenthood affiliates, apologizes
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• Former Septic Remedy telemarketers plead guilty to fraud in federal court
• Royal Palm votes to change speed limits on Okeechobee Boulevard
• Boynton to vote on paying estate of woman who bled to death
• It's the queen's big day! 60 years of reign
• Doctors in Orlando pill-mill probe arrested on racketeering charges
• Love story: In 60-plus years the two never forgot each other
• Rare Byron Simonton residential design up for sale
• Award-winning poodle from Palm Beach Gardens to be on national TV Saturday
• How has Pioneer Linens lasted 100 years? 'It feels like home'
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket worth $74k sold at Boca Raton Publix
• Ohio Good Samaritan David Bompart shot during Haiti robbery attempt dies from wound
• Is Justin Bieber in Miami? Hundreds of teenage girls camp on it
• Unwanted pythons find a home in Jupiter
• Playboy's Playmate of the Month is from Boynton Beach
• 4th Annual Strawberry Festival at Pine Jog Elementary
• Crisis erupts after Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation halts support for local Planned Parenthood
• Palm Beach Gardens OKs more residences, business space at Cimarron Cove site
• Area Deaths
• Wellington's father-daughter dance set for Saturday night
• Cerabino: West taps into radical's playbook
• West Palm among cities where national ad campaign debuts for contraceptive coverage
• John Goodman responds to media after adopting girlfriend
• Meet Science Museum's dino dudes
• Lake Park to hold special meeting to discuss hiring of town manager
• Lake Worth attorney forms group to plan city's 100th birthday party
• Three submit names to be interim Boynton mayor
• Sheriff's office seeks help in identifying man struck by car in Belle Glade
• Jupiter intersection reopens after water pipe break
• Wellington OKs dressage site, lays groundwork for hotel in Equestrian Preserve
• South Sports: Registration is now open for the South Florida Menorah Jewish Softball League's Spring
• West Delray to bustle with shopping/recreation center
• Wellington junior seeks sponsors to pay for his driving ambition
• Wellington Tennis Center will host a United States Tennis Association Play Day
• Wellington Village Hall shows environmental photos
• MS diagnosis doesn't stop equestrian's quest
• The Glades: L.J. bids farewell to 'The Post'; welcomes new columnist
• Neighbors help each other to beautify Lake Worth home
• West Palm woman starts county branch of Girls on the Run
• Police Blotter: Woman charged with DUI after hitting curb, driving with one tire missing
• Jupiter fifth-graders collect trading cards for contest
• Gardens woman turns painting into fun job decorating purses
• Water main break leaves Jerry Thomas Elementary kids with bagged lunches
• TCoast Sports: The St. Anastasia Catholic School's boys and girls junior varsity basketball teams wi
• Retired Hobe Sound businessman runs local group to help new owners
• Muslim woman in Boca Raton accuses Chevron of religious discrimination
• Crews investigating gas leak at Boca's St. Andrew's School
• Man accused of stealing from church in Hollywood
• Lantana Lou predicts 10 more weeks of good weather
• Deputies and firefighters raise $20K for breast cancer, serve breakfast this morning, too
• Tea Party Leader Comments On Florida Primary
• Cerabino: Mr. Goodman, let me help with your adoptee search
• FAU graduate returns as a U.S. ambassador
• Pfizer recalls 1 million packets of birth control pills
• County has driest January on record
• Deen eats cheeseburger and the world goes ape
• Water main break closes part of Toney Penna Drive in Jupiter
• Candice Swanepoel will be the face of Prabal Gurung for Spring 2012
• ORT America Gala to honor donors, gather supporters
• Kravis celebrates 20th anniversary with Gala starring Botti
• Latest search for missing mom Michelle Parker turns up empty
• Wellington OKs first of several requests needed for Equestrian Village
• Young stars selected for Vanity Fair's Hollywood Issue
• Lake Worth OKs leases for restaurants, other shops at renovated casino
• Miami Beach officer injured in chase of carjacked Bentley
• Fort Lauderdale halfway house operator jailed in health care fraud
• Fort Lauderdale gold merchant fires back, wounds one of two suspects
• Report: Osceola teacher faces firing for hot-sauce discipline
• Boca Raton starts installing red-light cameras
• MegaMoney $500k jackpot goes to person who bought ticket at suburban Boca Raton Publix
• MegaMoney $550k jackpot goes to person who bought ticket at suburban Boca Publix
• Live chat on GOP primary with George Bennett at noon
• Read George Bennett's Q&A about the GOP primary
• Northbound HOV lane opens on I-95 in Jupiter
• Thward ID theft: shred those documents at community shredding event next week on Palm Beach
• Thwart ID theft: Shred those documents at community shredding event next week in Palm Beach
• School Board Schedules Interviews, 'Meet and Greet' For Four Superintendent Finalists
• Accomplished High School Senior Headed To Yale
• Six Palm Beach Schools Among Top Ten In State District Ranks First Among State's Big 7 Districts
• 78-year-old man missing from suburban West Palm Beach home has been found
• Equestrian Village votes draw huge crowd to Wellington village hall
• New voting equipment brings smooth day for Palm Beach County, where turnout hit 33 percent
• At GOP watch party in Gardens, everyone friendly but Romney backers happiest
• Judge denies polo club founder's request to move trial out of Palm Beach County
• Cerabino: Don't judge me harshly just because justice wasn't served
• Cost projections double to $1B for water supply project in Palm Beach County
• Lake Worth rejects plan to hire private company to handle utility's billing, customer service
• What the voters said in Palm Beach County
• Boynton Beach commissioners could act next week to choose interim mayor
• Area Deaths
• GOP voters push Romney to victory in Palm Beach County
• All precinct votes in and counted for Palm Beach County; Mitt clobbers Gingrich
• Polo club founder Goodman adopts his adult girlfriend
• Mitt Romney presents victory speech
• Romney: 'Mr. President, you were elected to lead, you chose to follow'
• Event will raise money for Palm Beach Gardens Police
• Father uses comedy to help son fight brain cancer
• Saveology's new office offers unusual work environment
• Pedestrian hit by truck in Palm Springs last week dies from injuries
• Be safe in the ocean waters: Know the different flags
• Pick up healthy, fresh foods from the Oceanside Farmers Market
• Weekend events, activities in Vero Beach, Florida: Gardenfest! is back
• Weekend events, activities near Vero Beach, Florida: Feb. 3-5, 2012
• Weekend arts, entertainment activities along Florida’s Treasure Coast: Feb. 3
• Tri County Humane Society to rescue 50 dogs found cramped in Tennessee U-Haul
• Tri County Humane Society to rescue 50 dogs found cramped in Tennessee U-Haul
• Some early federal tax refunds will be delayed a week
• Starlight Cove Elementary School Counselor Named As Finalist For School Counselor Of The Year
• Roosevelt Middle Student Semi-Finalist In Poster Contest
• Palm Beach County Health Care District sued by former internal watchdog, who claims retaliation
• Town manager signs off on severance package ending her term at Lake Park
• Cerabino: Sugar police lack any grain of integrity
• Travel websites settle suit by Palm Beach County
• Students help younger peers grow their gardening skills
• Justice Alito cancels Forum Club speech; Post columnist Cerabino to fill in
• West Palm boat show back on track, after deal reached on stage repairs
• Area Deaths
• West Palm officials hungry for a downtown Trader Joe's boutique grocery
• Boynton city attorney suggests timetable for mayor's temporary replacement
• Lifeguard competition a go despite predicted rough seas
• Death on Royal Caribbean cruise ship being investigated
• Fired deputies clocked at 120 mph responding to golf cart noise complaint
• Palm Beach County Schools - State Winners In Public Service Announcement Contest
• Dedicated High School Speech And Debate Coach Receives Prestigious Award
• Palm Beach Opera Continues Free Opera Series With Copland's The Tender Land
• Gingrich loses ground Sunday as Romney soars ahead, leading up to Tuesday's GOP primary in Florida
• Lake Worth to keep electronic tabs on recycling
• Lawn care foes end long fight after 42 judges, 42 lawyers and more than $2M fines
• Lawn care foes end long fight
• Italian food has roots at Tequesta's Vulcano's restaurant
• Area Deaths
• Fire that led to fatal Interstate 75 crash may have been set by arsonist
• Area Deaths
• Area Deaths
• Veterans Speakers Forum Available To Make Presentations At School Events
• Gingrich expected to snare Cain endorsement at the Kravis Center
• Gingrich garners Cain endorsement at Kravis Center GOP event
• Cerabino: Newt's moon idea a bit loony, but retirees see a bright side
• Plane down on Palm Beach; pilot uninjured
• Strong GOP voter turnout in Palm Beach County as early voting ends
• Special: Tight Ends and Special Teams Coordinator Joe Corozza; FAU
• A Discussion with Director of Athletics Craig Angelos of FAU
• Program allows students to catch flavor of equestrian events
• Rodriguez' opponent in 2010 seeks to take over Boynton mayor job
• West Palm awash in pink for this morning's Race for the Cure
• 20,000 participate in Komen Race for the Cure at West Palm Beach waterfront
• Boca Raton High Operation Warm And Fuzzy Help Safety Patrol Trip Students At Barton EL With Warm Clothes
• 2012-2013 School Calendar Approved
• Global Connections Art and Essay Contest Deadline Extended To Accommodate Student Entries
• Suncoast High Twin Sisters Drive Bikes For Kidz Charity To $5,000 Pepsi Refresh Grant
• Wellington equestrian center to give HomeSafe youths backstage tour
• Glenn Jergensen resigns as president, CEO of Greater Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• It still happens: Palm Beach County firefighters rescue cat from tree
• Former West Palm finance chief Randy Sherman to get 90 days' separation pay
• Republican Jewish Coalition turns out in force for Gingrich in Delray
• Confusion feared since ballots bear names of presidential contenders no longer in race
• McAuliffe's last day in office will be March 16
• 21st annual Komen Race for the Cure expecting to draw more than 20,000
• Knight returns as interim village manager in North Palm Beach
• Habitat for Humanity welcomes Lake Worth resident into new peach-colored home
• West Palm Beach police sign might look official, but there's a spelling problem
• FAU club turns activity into a way to help others
• After 'toxic tush' fracas on Cristina's TV taping, a restraining order
• Blood banks merge: Massic nonprofit OneBlood unveiled
• Tri-Rail officials to discuss takeover of dispatching, track maintenance today
• Wayne Treacy loses another bid for bail in head-stomping case
• Community Unites For High School Student Who Needs Liver Transplant
• Alumnus Has Short Film Screened At Prestigious Slamdance Film Festival
• Scripps Florida Hosts ‘Science Cellebration’
• Hundreds Of Students To Compete In Upcoming SECME Olympiads
• West Palm Beach spokesman Chase Scott and finance director Randy Sherman are out in city hall shake-up
• Ex-soldier, Holocaust survivor now devoted friends
• PBSO: Lake Park man found after being reported missing
• Deputies search for Jupiter Farms man, 80, missing since this afternoon
• Michele Obama urges support for president at Palm Beach fund-raiser
• Michelle Obama, at Palm Beach fund-raiser, urges support for the president
• Lake Park town manager fires back at commission member for 'misrepresenting the facts'
• Cerabino: Century Villagers fight for seats at golf course hearing
• Lake Worth Beach Tee Shirt Co. won't return to renovated casino
• Burt Reynolds' drops price for Hobe Sound 'Valhalla' home by $4 million
• Area Deaths
• One-year-old falls from second-story Lake Worth balcony, sustains minor injuries
• Valentine's Day romance at the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens
• Celebrate Valentine's Day at the Inn on Fifth in Naples, Florida
• Barry Seidman: New Eyes
• Area Deaths
• Club helps visually impaired focus on what they can do
• South Sports: The Pope John Paul II High School cheerleading team performed a Nov. 20 Dolphins game
• Production company's co-founder has role in its first play tonight at Mizner Park
• 15-year-old Wellington filmmaker creates scene as G-Star freshman
• Former NFL lineman returns to faith as motivational speaker
• Wellington church built with national donations
• Rotary, chamber to host benefit for Darius Redd
• Northboro redo becomes environmental model
• Retired music teacher keeps beat going with Century Village chorus
• Central Sports: Palm Beach Sharks 11U travel baseball team is seeking players
• North sports notes: Palm Beach Gardens Makos swim team will begin its spring season this week
• Jupiter DCF worker relishes her role in helping those in need
• Abstract artist from Hobe Sound loves sharing her knowledge
• Port Salerno gears up for Saturday's Seafood Festival
• Former NFL lineman returns to faith as motivational speaker
• Stranded dolphin recovering at SeaWorld Orlando
• Phony 'Florida Police Department' cops tried to scam elderly, police say
• Appeal delays let Casey keep mum in civil cases
• Police witness suicide at Fort Lauderdale murder scene
• Century Village residents overflow auditorium, to object to development plan
• South Florida tour pushes medicinal pot use for seniors
• Check blood pressure, learn about various public services at Lake Park Town Hall this morning
• Butt-injection suspect in confrontation at 'Cristina' TV taping
• Gov. appoints County Court Judge Gregory Keyser of Boca Raton to Fifteenth Circuit
• Michelle Obama stops in Tampa, Sarasota today, then heads to Palm Beach for fundraiser tonight
• Recovered green sea turtle Checkers to be released today at Loggerhead Park in Juno Beach
• Forty Students Qualify For State Science And Engineering Fair
• Child-care providers can get money to offset cost of mandatory van alarms
• Teen once accused of cat killings sues Miami-Dade County for false arrest
• Four hospitalized after fuel spill at Miami airport
• Cerabino: Opposition to development a war to Century Villagers
• Lynn University renovates in preparation for final presidential debate of 2012
• LOOK GREAT FOR DEBATE
• County commissioners to take swing at controversial Century Village course redevelopment
• County commissioners to take swing at proposed Century Village course redevelopment
• Lake Worth commission kills fire assessment fee and freezes filling newly created positions
• Casey Anthony: Appeal's delays let her keep mum in civil cases
• Boynton puts up 3 tracts for sale
• Volunteers help Wellington to run offices, programs
• Teens who learned CPR in Boy Scouts help save their father
• Lake Park manager won't face Palm Beach County ethics probe over contract
• South Bay official's contract trimmed after review finds terms too rich
• Judge: Jupiter couple must pay $1.6 million for cutting down mangroves
• Police: Man rescued from ocean at Jupiter beach has died
• Investigator looking into cause of abandonded house fire in suburban West Palm Beach
• Boca Raton: Red spitting cobra, other deadly snakes seized
• Facebook Timeline will soon be mandatory
• Bak Middle School Of The Arts Students To Shine at Annual Dance Concert
• Palm Beach County First Among Florida's Big 7 Urban Districts In New State Rankings
• Project SMART Announces Alcohol Prevention Poster Contest Winners
• Pilot who walked from forced landing in marshy area near North County Airport is Kentucky m
• Authorities: Pilot who walked from forced landing near North County Airport is Ky. man
• Lake Worth commissioners lay out what they want in next city manager
• Two pedestrians hit by car in Tequesta
• Two pedestrians hit by car in Tequesta
• Hundreds protest new development near Century Village
• Palm Beach County tells developer of 'transit village' to scale back his plan
• County threatens to end Glades utility bailout if South Bay won't approve
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach County adds gender identity protections
• Get into the swing at the premier Young Friends USO Bash
• Boynton dive shop gets temporary reprieve
• Man taken to hospital after near-drowning at Jupiter beach
• Michelle Parker: DCF investigation into missing mom's children ends
• Crash involving bus, truck injures 18 in Miami
• NAWA Florida Chapter presents 'Insights' and 'Reality and Perception'
• Video: Florida GOP primary: Gingrich 41 percent, Romney 32 percent
• Archaeologist: bones found in Delray are between 1,000 and 3,000 years old
• Authorities probe explosion at SWA plant in West Palm Beach; injured man recovering
• Explosion at Solid Waste Authority plant in West Palm Beach sends one to hospital
• CLARK FOUNTAIN PARTNERS RECOGNIZED AS "TOP LAWYERS" BY SOUTH FLORIDA LEGAL GUIDE
• An Evening With Bill Mays To Benefit Music Programs In Jupiter Schools
• Take The Lead And Read Celebrate Literacy Week, Florida! 2012
• Students Canoe The Everglades Through Live, Interactive Webcasts
• Boynton Beach Community High School Thespians Head For States
• Palm Beach Daily News: George W. Bush in town to raise funds for presidential library
• Lake Worth park upgrades to begin next week
• 66 cats removed from home west of Delray Beach
• Work on new elevated airport runway about to take off
• Greenacres mayor wants part of Jog Road repaved
• Cerabino: Get ready for a weeklong barrage of GOP attack ads
• Vehicle hits Wells Fargo bank in Delray Beach
• Downtown alcohol restrictions approved in West Palm Beach
• Area Deaths
• Weeks after Battle of Bulge, Palm Beach man took part in Rhine River Crossing
• After nearly 60 years, Disney to let theme-park workers grow beards
• Winn Dixie customers in Royal Palm Beach, Stuart hold winning Fantasy 5 tickets worth $90k
• Age of casual hookups on campus means more get STDs
• Turbulence injures crew on flight to Miami from Brazil
• District Substitute Teachers to Help With Language Testing
• Joe Paterno's career, not the last three months, will define his legacy, those who knew him say
• Lake Park offers a Sunday greenmarket in an oceanside park
• Meat, heat and hot cars at North Palm Beach chili cookoff
• Florida Arbor Day celebrated at Mounts Botanical Garden
• Four-year struggle to adopt Vietnamese girl ends happily for West Palm Beach mom
• Study sees senior housing in Royal Palm Beach in five years
• Midtown Beach in Palm Beach reopens after closing following shark sightings
• Area Deaths
• Bowden, Schnellenberger recall Paterno as 'a winner with class'
• Missing Fort Lauderdale teen found safe, Riviera Beach police say
• High-profile cases during Michael McAuliffe's tenure
• After McAuliffe's short stay, verdict out on his legacy
• After McAuliff's short stay, verdict out on his legacy
• Battle heats up over proposed project near Century Village
• "Boys" is chaotic, crowded and completely worth your time
• Cerabino: Potbellied problem -- Teacher must give up pet pig or move
• Cost to bury power lines in Jupiter raises issue
• Area Deaths
• Mother, son struck by car in Lake Worth
• Faviana makes looking like a star easy
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• McAuliffe will not finish state attorney term; Governor or chief judge could appoint successor
• Burned Loxahatchee boy, 3, home from hospital, 'doing awesome'
• Lake Park commissioner calls on town manager to resign
• Activists protest Supreme Court's 'Citizens United' decision outside federal courthouse
• With bus ridership up, Palm Tran seeks to increase funding
• Race for the Cure chair refused to let cancer define her
• 4 FAMU band members arrested in hazing incident
• 15th annual artpalmbeach has arrived at the Convention Center
• Scheduling conflicts lead to cancellation of Boynton's Downtown Open Market
• T is for Table serves up tantalizing tableware
• ABC News Video: Marriane Gingrich says Newt wanted an 'open marriage'
• West Palm firefighters still battling blaze near Good Samaritan Medical Center
• Church taking over former Boynton Beach strip club to get $12,000 gift from Christ Fellowship
• Palm Beach County Science Teachers Participate In Inaugural Teacher Workshop At Scripps Florida
• David Pollay - Author Brings Anti-bullying Message To Wellington Landings Middle School
• Manager who hired roommate focus of Lake Park probe
• West Palm Beach firefighters battle blaze near Good Samaritan Medical Center
• "Girls" versus "Boys" or charm versus chaos
• Cerabino: Privatizing wastewater a whole new spin on cash flow
• Inspector general faults Wellington's cost management for Patriot Memorial
• Arts lovers, city officials welcome cultural council's new home in Lake Worth
• Can a $5 million simulator prevent another cruise ship disaster?
• Dick Robinson spotlights ambassadors, advisors and artistsof The Society for the Preservation of the Great American Songbook
• Panel reverses course, votes to approve Bay of Pigs memorial in Boynton Park
• Boynton officials agree to pay their own way to visit sister city in Haiti
• Mah-jongg revealed at Levis Jewish Community Center
• Compromise possible in towns' lawsuit over Palm Beach County inspector general
• South Sports: Jay Sigel, Bob Murphy help lead Delray Dunes Golf and Country Club to tourney win
• The Glades: Project Cradle Care to give tips to pregnant women
• West Sports: The Wellington Rage wins the Susan G. Komen "Flags for the Cure" flag football tourney
• Move to Wellington for daughter, opening bistro pay off for chef
• Free yoga coming Saturday to West Palm Beach
• Palm Springs rookie flag football coach teaches kids to pursue dreams
• Central Sports: West Palm's Kids and Police Tennis Association awarded $15K from USTA Serves
• Jupiter team excels at international Envirothon
• North Sports: Palm Beach Gardens Predators White U10 girls travel soccer team win tourney
• Martin County Blue Devil lacrosse travel team ends season with 32-4 record
• Sarkozy approves legion medal for Hobe Sound veteran of WWII
• Lake Worth approves casino leases, then rescinds two of them in early-morning vote
• As websites go black, Washington lawmakers react
• Snow! The only flakes on record in West Palm Beach fell 35 years ago today
• Court reverses jury award of nearly $1 million to former TV reporter Marilyn Mitzel
• Aronberg announces run for Palm Beach County State Attorney
• Aronberg expected to announce run today for Palm Beach County State Attorney
• NFL Player - James Lee 'B'comes Principal for a Day
• Timber Trace Elementary Students Featured In NetSmartz Kids’ January Hall Of Fame
• Palm Beach County Council Of PTA/PTSA Announces Reflection Program Winners
• Education Foundation Of Palm Beach County Announces 2012 Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients
• Greenacres Elementary School Continues Inspirational Legacy
• After unproductive 2011, Congress faces numerous hot-button issues
• McAuliffe's taking private-sector job leaves political future vague
• Area Deaths
• West Palm mayor, in annual address, announces search for economics czar for city hall business push
• Missing Boca Raton man, 90, found unharmed in Lake Worth
• Delray Beach attorney in thick of bidding war for Casey Anthony interview
• British Airways apologizes for mistakenly telling passengers to brace for crash
• Report: TSA will apologize for strip searching elderly women
• Ridership on Boynton's Shopper Hopper drops dramatically after price hike
• NTSB: Cause of fatal November 2010 plane crash at PBIA likely pilot, instructor error
• Google joins Wikipedia blackout against piracy bill
• Lake Worth approves casino leases, then rescinds two of them in early-morning vote
• DCF: Working on 'safety plan' with family of baby that fell from Riviera Beach apartment window
• Fire torches bedroom, makes Boca Raton home unliveable for mother, son
• Del Prado Elementary PTA Presents What's On The Menu: Financial Education Workshop
• Parent Information Expo to Take Place in the Glades
• Johnny Longboats' pitch to Lake Worth booted as commissioners narrow plans for beach casino
• Jupiter's price tag for moving Henry Flagler's train depot up to $150K
• Tri-Rail's 'Easy Card' a pain for some riders
• Duo's plea: Stop paintballs from splattering our home
• GL Homes finds spot for west Boynton charter school; preserve-land plan discontinued
• Boynton mayor's wife drops divorce bid
• Dispute over damaged platform leads city to threaten boat show ouster
• Palm Beach County sets aside $600,000 for homeless center
• Area Deaths
• 1-year-old girl falls out of third-story apartment window in Riviera Beach
• West Palm funeral director charged with alleged obscene chats with 'teen boy'
• Family of four taken to hospital after eating 'bad batch' of chicken and rice
• Boca Raton man charged with DUI after police chase his dune buggy to dog park
• Boynton OK's $9 million loan to charter school
• McAuliffe won't seek re-election as state attorney; plans to join Oxbow Carbon
• Pink potties and arty bras: Artists support the fight to cure breast cancer
• Cruise ship survivors from South Florida 'thought we would be dying. Right then'
• Stephen Colbert launches attack ad against Mitt Romney
• Obama administration to make "major" Burmese python announcement today
• Calendar Committee Approves Two 2012-2013 Calendar Options For Superintendent, Board Consideration
• School District Invites Community To Select Winners of the Alcohol Prevention Poster Contest
• Area Deaths
• Lake Worth mulls replacing storm-damaged building
• MLK event speaker urges all to get out of their comfort zones
• 'Unruly couple' causes Delta Air Lines flight to divert to Florida
• 3,500-year-old tree cypress catches fire at Big Tree Park - arson could be cause
• Fire-rescue responds to suicide attempt at Okeeheelee Park
• Orphaned Florida panther becomes fourth killed this year
• Equestrians gather to fight domestic violence
• In honor of 100th year, Girl Scouts add a cookie
• Boynton Beach's Veterans Park on track to be renamed for pioneer couple
• White-powder scares steadily mount
• Paella, Nutella and Crazy Confections at this week's Gardens Greenmarket
• Veteran cruisers shrug off capsized ship: 'That tree's not going to fall twice'
• Area Deaths
• On King Day, couple to recall 'I Have a Dream' speech: 'For that day, we all got along'
• PBSO deputy extricated after accident in West Palm Beach
• Aventura couple escaped ill-fated Italian cruise ship after it runs aground
• Area Deaths
• Burgers on a different level at Elevation Burger
• Gov. Scott keeps mum on presidential preference
• Wellington equestrian village project raise hackles
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Polls to open soon for early voting in Palm Beach County
• Hurricane center chief leaving June 1
• Hurricane center chief Bill Read leaving June 1
• MLK contest winner: King opened 'the door of opportunity'
• Cerabino: Boynton panel has it wrong -- military failures deserve memorials
• Area Deaths
• Glades utility bailout in danger
• Royal Park Bridge to Palm Beach gets a pink makeover in honor of breast cancer fight
• Palm Beach Daily News: Former Palm Beach Fire-Rescue Assistant Chief B. Val Williams dies
• Area Deaths
• Wellington apartment fire displaces family of three
• Lake Worth's James Currie is a star among bird-watchers
• West Palm weighs restricting late-night alcohol sales downtown
• Jazz in the Garden at McKee Botanical Garden
• Crews fight house fire in Loxahatchee
• Drug ring involving U.S. attorney's office employee busted
• Loxahatchee man burned while working on car
• Artists of Palm Beach County fill 110 East Atlantic Avenue
• Video shows Fort Lauderdale attack that caused man to lose leg
• Community Gardens to Generate Vegetables and Community Service Credit
• Glades Central Community High School Rated ‘B’ School
• Boynton Beach Community High School Theatre Academy Students Take Home Shakespeare Awards At Kravis
• Award Winning Boynton Elementary School Students To Host First Lego League Invitational Tournament
• Ed Eissey returns to North Palm Beach village council
• Cerabino: Culture shock as CityPlace gets bowled over
• German scholar of Jewish history to speak Friday to speak at West Palm's Temple Beth El
• Area Deaths
• Dr. Carl Brumback, Palm Beach County's pioneer public health advocate, dies at age 97
• Lake Worth plans events for MLK Day
• Boynton Beach fire chief sheds 'interim' title
• Post Time: In 1912, 'Flagler's Folly' became wonder
• Romney blasts Obama, ignores GOP rivals at West Palm Beach rally
• Lee County School District representatives visit, praise Glades Central High School
• Area Deaths
• Segway Tours at Okeeheelee Park great way to commune with nature
• West Sports: Wellington Wave Girls 13U soccer team won the Orange Classic Soccer Tournament
• North sports: West Palm Beach Fishing Club announced the winners of its 2011 annual angling awards:
• North Palm Beach teen wins Seventeen's Show Us Your Prom Style Contest, free trip to New York City
• Pop Warner Pirate's prosthetic leg doesn't keep him off St. Lucie fields
• Martin County Parks and Rec is hosting a pre-school basketball program at Hidden Oaks Middle School
• 'If I Die' app posts your farewell to Facebook friends
• Major ID theft ring dismantled after thousands of credit cards, licenses seized from Apopka home
• After Hialeah man’s story falls apart, he faces attempted-murder, hate-crime charges
• Lynn University remembers the six who died two years ago today in Haiti quake
• Explosion at University of Florida chemistry lab injures student
• Rosie O'Donnell defends killing hammerhead sharks off Miami Beach
• Four local veterans complete 101-mile trek to Homestead
• Blisters and sore feet aside, local war vets expected to complete 101 miles to Homestead today
• Northboro Elementary Serves as Model For Smart Investment In Sustainability
• Two years after earthquake, Haiti refugees in PB County schools still shaken
• Container of liquid causes hazmat response at Fort Lauderdale airport
• FPL plant's greenhouse gas emissions top Palm Beach County
• Lucille Scott, of Boynton's famed "Lucille and Otley's" eatery, dies at age 98
• Health Care District delays action on settlement, bidding guidelines
• Boynton veterans commission turns down Bay of Pigs monument but OKs Missile Crisis marker
• Already without a city manager, Lake Worth now losing utilities chief, too
• Ethics panel to review claims against U.S. Rep. Hastings, but does not form investigative subcommittee
• Economist says confidence key to pace of Florida recovery
• No surfing in most of Miami Beach? Enthusiasts 'freaking out'
• West Palm Beach Fire Rescue lieutenant helps train firefighters in Haiti, other countries
• Suburban Delray Beach man sues Boynton Beach police, alleging excessive force, false arrest
• Deerfield Beach commissioner Poitier to be sentenced Wednesday
• Miami man admits fleecing relatives, others out of $800,000
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket worth $108k sold at Boynton Beach Publix
• Fantasy 5 ticket worth $108k sold in Boynton Beach Publix
• Tribute to fallen firefighter will take Boca Raton brother to ladder's top
• Tribute to fallen firefighter will take Boca Raton brother to ladder's top
• Deerfield commissioner Sylvia Poitier to be sentenced Wednesday
• West Delray man's suit against Boynton police alleges excessive force, false arrest
• Senior binge-drinkers hit the bottle most often, study finds
• Winter Equestrian Festival begins today with more horses, more riders, more prize money
• Winter Equestrian Festival opens with horses, riders and lots of excitement
• Judge rules man charged in death of Miami Heat dancer must stay in U.S.
• Martin County Habitat store has record sales with salvaged items from Tiger Woods' ex-wife Elin
• English Classes (ESOL) at Vickers House South
• Free Job Training: How To Work In a Wealthy Home
• Taxes Done Free at Both Vickers House Locations!
• Kenneth G. Spillias Named President and Managing Shareholder of Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A.
• Wellington moves closer to allowing RV use during equestrian season
• Rosie's in hot water after reeling in hammerheads off South Florida's coast
• Cerabino: Art lovers find patchwork flag awesome, awful
• Area Deaths
• West Palm commissioners Moss, Moffett face challengers; Mitchell wins without opposition
• Opening today, Winter Equestrian Festival expects record year
• Winter Equestrian Festival expects record year
• Glades utility bailout in jeopardy, as South Bay rejects county takeover deal
• Join the Red Stiletto Stroll at the Boca Raton Town Center Mall
• PGA National Resort and Spa teams with Saks Fifth Avenue for local event
• Area Deaths
• Beezow Doo-Doo Zopittybop-Bop-Bop arrested in Wis.
• Much ado about numbers: Did Tebow throw a Bible verse?
• Broward asks TSA for health information about airport scanners
• Boy, 3, severely burned after falling into open fire last night in Loxahatchee
• Cerabino: Underwater homes take on new meaning
• Ballooning pension costs spur Greenacres to join statewide movement to reform laws
• Scott Rothstein: Bankers were 'in my pocket'
• Funeral worker accused of taking money while removing body from Tamarac home
• West Palm, firefighters reach agreement on 3-year contract
• West Palm firefighters reach contract agreement with city
• Qualifying deadline nears for West Palm commission candidates
• Investigator: Suburban West Palm Beach house fire intentionally set
• Lantana bridge set to close March 18 with town-sponsored party
• Ibis residents ask: Where have all the oak trees gone? Answer: HOA axed them
• Florida workers participating in retirement plans among lowest in nation
• Memorial pays tribute to Desca DuBois, late mayor of Lake Park
• Twenty-five vie for position of Palm Beach County schools superintendent
• Boynton mayor proposes veterans memorial for Bay of Pigs invaders
• Fire breaks out at abandoned home in suburban West Palm Beach
• Five $1,000 scholarships available from property appraiser's employees
• Area Deaths
• Area Deaths
• Area Deaths
• Police cruiser catches fire on the westbound ramp of Interstate 595 that leads to I-95
• Art and life: The spirit of Haiti
• South Florida prepares for rising seas with plans for protecting roads, wells and property
• Authorities: Pedestrian hit, killed while running across road in Belle Glade
• Attorney Jose Baez to 'Geraldo': Casey Anthony videos were private
• Vets begin walk this morning from West Palm Beach to Homestead for wounded warriors
• Vets begin walking from West Palm Beach to Homestead for wounded warriors
• All of Florence Seidelman's world a stage -- in Boynton Beach
• Norton Museum of Art's mobile glass studio gets lift
• Palm Beach County courts redact personal information from cases available to public
• Area Deaths
• Cab driver killed by car in West Palm Beach parking lot
• Study suggests traffic 'chokers,' speed limit signs in Lake Worth
• Full meal to single sweets, stroll the Champs-Elysées to find them
• Rare penny sells for $1 million at Orlando coin show
• Ex-Boynton Beach mayor opposes megachurch moving to mall
• Abacoa residents gather petition to stop gas station
• Water conservation essential, Everglades restoration overseer says
• Gabrielle Giffords commemorates a year of tears, triumphs after shooting
• Cheers, tears greet two returning veterans
• Anglers reel in records at Silver Sailfish Derby
• Davie man killed on I-95 after tire blows
• Commentary: BCS title game is right matchup because LSU, Alabama play defense
• Commentary: BCS title game is right matchup because LSU, Alabama play defense
• Cerabino: 57-year-old sees Century Village as Shangri-La
• Art Siegel and Hanne Niederhausen present in Highland Beach Library
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Home donations from Tiger's ex-wife aid Habitat for Humanity
• Belle Glade woman sustains life-threatening injuries when clothes catch fire
• 'No swimming' advisory lifted for Phil Foster Park in Riviera Beach
• Fired North Palm village manager leaves with nearly $70,000 severance
• Two students are suspects in stabbing of Miramar High classmate
• Area Deaths
• High School Grade Executive Summary
• Palm Beach Gardens delays vote on hurricane-shutter plan
• Inspector general to ask Palm Beach County to pay in for 15 cities and towns that refused, filed suit
• Juno Beach researcher studying dolphins seeks major scientific breakthrough
• Juno Beach researcher seeks scientific breakthrough to let dolphins to communicate with humans
• North Palm Beach dismisses village manager, citing low morale
• Cerabino: It takes more than Thin Mints to close the sale
• West Palm asks U.S. to hold off demanding payment for questioned housing project
• Tiger' Woods' ex-wife Elin Nordegren demolishes $12 million North Palm Beach house to build new home
• Lantana police seek public's help in finding missing 23-year-old man
• Lake Worth warning residents not to pay utility bills at 'pay stations'
• Boynton commissioners elect to keep deceased woman on veterans commission as honorary member
• Bird-watching tours to start Saturday in Wellington
• North Palm Beach to discuss manager's contract, open council seat tonight
• Wellington planning board gives approval for 'Equestrian Village'
• North Palm Beach boy, 10, is area's Pee Wee Angler of the Year
• Tibetan Buddhist nun to share spiritual insight at FAU lecture
• The Boca Hitmen 9U travel baseball team won the Thanksgiving Shootout Tournament
• Boynton Beach boy gets the word out about drugs, picks up prizes
• West Palm Beach library now lending out e-books
• Lake Worth woman's high hopes pay off with profitable pie bakery
• The Glades: Fire Rescue comes to the aid of mothers, their babies
• West Palm native 'inspired' by paper to start own business
• Angel Hernandez, a Major League Baseball umpire, aids kids with disabilities
• West Sports: The Wellington Wild 97 14U softball team won the second Amateur Softball Association Qu
• Report: Tiger's ex has $12 million North Palm property bulldozed for new home
• Gardens' Amara Shriners in the spirit of giving year-round
• Sixth Annual West Palm Beach Yoga Day is scheduled for Jan. 21
• Anderson Middle School defeated Hidden Oaks Middle School in basketball tournament
• Woman shoots, kills intruder after 911 operator says, 'Do what you have to do to protect your baby'
• Parents of 8th-grader killed by police say they overreacted
• Today, Palm Beach County commission to consider banning new Internet cafes
• English Classes at Vickers House South
• Overflow crowd weighs in on 'Equestrian Village' plan in Wellington
• Ethics panel rules that Boynton officials can be members of museum board
• Rick Santorum's task gets tougher in Florida
• Cerabino: Palm Beach County elections drew more voters than Iowa caucuses did
• City Diner's an All-American for decor and classic eats
• 'No Swimming' advisory issued for Phil Foster Park in Riviera Beach
• Wellington pool to close for cleanup and upgrades
• Area Deaths
• Lake Worth begins search for interim city manager
• Rothstein: Law firm had condo for sex with prostitutes
• Rothstein: Law firm kept a sex pad for law partners, clients
• FHP clears trooper in traffic stop of speeding Miami cop
• FBI: White powder found at State Attorney's Office is not hazardous
• Andie MacDowell to speak about ovarian cancer at luncheon
• Boynton reduces impact fees developers have to pay toward parks
• CNN: Michele Bachmann suspending her campaign for GOP nomination
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket sold at West Palm Winn-Dixie worth $53K
• Pompano Beach man reunited with dog lost at sea
• CLARK FOUNTAIN WELCOMES NEW ASSOCIATE
• Tara W. Duhy Named Shareholder at Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A.
• Inspector General begins oversight of Health Care District
• 'Nightmare' show scheduled for downtown Lake Worth
• Rothstein loses it when asked about law partner's slaying
• Lake Worth loosens parking impact fees in downtown area
• Boynton Beach moves forward with evening out districts
• Cerabino: Of all the gall! Allen West stabbed by remapping pen
• Palm Tran audit urges tighter property controls
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• Noose photos planted on city employee's vehicle; investigations inconclusive
• Equestrian village faces scrutiny in Wellington
• Opening of awaited Palm Beach County homeless resource center faces delay
• Riviera Beach to launch youth boating program
• Health officials lift mosquito-borne disease alerts prompted by Dengue, West Nile cases
• One of two winning Fantasy 5 tickets sold at Palm Beach Gardens Publix; worth $104k
• UM study: Hurricanes can trigger quakes
• Comcast restores service to pockets of Palm Beach County after outage
• Fire leaves family homeless in suburban West Palm Beach
• Lionfish are in Palm Beach County waters to stay, divers and scientists say
• Program rescues dogs from Afghanistan, reunites them with U.S. soldiers
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• Boynton Beach tow truck driver dies after being struck by car on I-95
• What to do? What to do? Things to do this week near Vero Beach, Florida
• What to do? What to do? Things to do this week in Vero Beach, Florida
• The Acreage scores worst in Florida for 'walkability,' company finds
• Man in custody after three shot, two killed in Lauderhill
• Man in critical condition after shooting at Best Western motel in West Palm Beach
• House fire displaces nine people in Delray Sunday
• How government's sugar policy helps Fanjuls, keeps prices high
• Palm Beach Opera Board Approves Plan To Expand Young Artist Program
• Wikileaks: Fanjuls among 'sugar barons' who 'muscled' lawmakers to kill free trade deal
• Off-duty Broward Sheriff's deputy killed in motorcycle crash
• Boynton fire chief wants to help bolster Haitian citiy's readiness
• Patriot Guard Riders shield families from protesters at military funerals
• Delray soldier travels from Afghanistan to be with family for holidays
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• Health care district looks to replace aging Trauma Hawk fleet
• Lake Worth city commissioners to see designs for artists' live-work townhouses
• Missing Miami-Dade police search dog found safe
• Prosecutor in Casey Anthony trial runs for office
• West Palm Beach puts out fire before fireworks display
• First South Florida baby of 2012 may be Lake Worth boy
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• Area Deaths
• Area Deaths
• West Palm Beach New Year's Eve fire under investigation
• Hangover cure is elusive - short of not drinking, there is only one
• Magnitude 7.0 quake hits Japan, no tsunami warning
• Fresh, healthy, organic start for the new year at Don Victorio's Produce
• Ex-West Palm cop fights firing over PTSD allegations
• Man hospitalized at St. Mary's for shark bite
• Most memorable quotes from Palm Beach Post stories in 2011
• Notable Palm Beach County deaths in 2011
• Palm Beach Post's top local stories of 2011
• Palm Beach Post's top stories from our towns in 2011
• School Board tries to rein in transportation overtime costs
• Mystery of downed WW II-era plane partially solved
• Miami Beach brawl becomes deadly shooting
• Casey Anthony prosecutor Jeff Ashton to make 'important' announcement Tuesday
• West Palm housing department audit alleges time-card irregularities
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Boynton Beach may cut developer 'impact fees' for new parks by up to 38 percent
• Audubon bird count starts
• Denied one new home, Boynton Beach dive shops finds another
• Man, woman found dead in possible double homicide in Boynton Beach
• Man, woman found dead in double homicide in Boynton Beach
• Sea Angels beach cleanup crew adds new Boynton Beach-area parks to its list
• Church transforming former Boynton Beach strip club into house of worship
• County Clerk Bock renews bid to add "Comptroller" to her title on ballot
• Paddleboarding is the newest craze in north county
• Electrician dies after cutting into live wire at Jupiter marina
• Living past 90: Five residents describe what it's like
• What's open, closed for New Years holiday
• In Your Community -- Friday
• Woman back home after a night in jail, confusion over restraining order
• Palm Beach County's next-generation 911 system with better mobile phone support rolling out
• Former Belle Glade councilwoman and community activist banned from practicing law in Florida
• West Palm Beach police captain sacked over relationship, parties
• Palm Beach County man tapped as interim regional chief of child protection agency
• Police seek help finding missing Lantana man, 23, with history of depression
• Police: Girl, 14, injured in Tequesta golf cart accident is stable in hospital
• Ringling Bros. helps visually impaired kids discover joys of circus
• New year, new worries over future
• West Palm Beach couple escapes house fire, saves pets
• Starting Sunday, Greenacres raising fire inspection fees by 10 percent
• Group gets extension past Saturday in bid to buy Boynton-based WXEL-TV
• Crime brought hospital to Boca Raton
• Online visits avoid late-year lines
• Slaughter remains persistent problem, advocate says
• Boynton man's love of environment earns Sand Sifters volunteer award
• South Sports: Joe Riccobene, captain of the SAS Strikers Wii bowling team, was name Wii Bowler of th
• Family to hit the road for 40,000-mile, 13-month trip
• Lake Worth woman's photography inspired by New York memories
• Central Sports: West Palm Beach Fishing Club's 75th Annual Silver Sailfish Derby will be held Jan. 4
• Helping released offenders fuels PBSO's reentry coordinator
• Moms Club ideas help improve Kidscape Park
• West Sports:Acreage Girls Flag Football League to host Susan G. Komen Flag Football Tournament
• Glades engineer honored for 44 years with Army Corps
• Science fairs peak curiosity of Weiss School eight-grader
• Boat slips, snorkeling lagoon add to DuBois Park's appeal
• Jonathan Dickinson Park offers nature at its finest
• TCoast Sports: Community Christian Academy High School in Stuart will host a six-week baseball camp
• Report: Miami-Dade homeowner finds live grenade in backyard
• One dead in morning shooting involving attempted motorcycle theft
• English Classes for Speakers of Other languages At Vickers House South
• Vickers House Partners With Job Corps
• Celebrate New Year's Eve. at Ironwood Steak and Seafood
• In Your Community -- Thursday
• Fighting debt-limit hike futile, conservatives concede
• South Florida woman held after pink-paint attack on ex, his car
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• Greenacres to buy voice-stress analysis system, a technology some studies question
• Planning to get married? Palm Beach County clerk's office offering Valentine's Day freebie
• Royal Palm Beach to strip 100 sidewalks of paint, coatings next month
• Pilot makes an emergency landing in western Palm Beach County
• Exhibition - Beth Lipman: A Still Life Installation
• Exhibition - Studio Glass: Works from the Museum Collection
• S. Florida elected officials richer than those they represent
• In Your Community -- Wednesday
• Potty-mouthed doll has parents talking
• Rothstein fretted about drug-dealing at his law firm, transcripts show
• Stray Waifs: stellar turkey, Boxing beer and a Spot of coffee
• Man held in slaying, dismemberment of girl has South Florida ties
• Protesters ask that Ringling Bros. circus stop using wild animals in its acts
• Forty couples to get free wedding at West Palm's Beach's croquet center
• A New Year's resolution: Stay positive to help your confidence
• Greenacres to renovate building as new home for historical society museum
• Family beats cancer, bakes cookies to support research
• Florida report: hate crimes steady, but below high numbers of a few years ago
• South Florida a hot spot for hate crimes
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• Billboard in Jupiter urges motorists to oppose horse slaughter
• Rip current traps swimmer: Know what to do should this happen to you
• Walk-in centers to be open to domestic partners on Wellington health-care plans
• State officials fire 6 West Palm juvenile detention workers in connection with teen's July death
• ‘Nights of Light’ continues to celebrate season, post-Christmas
• Police: Golf cart involved in crash in Tequesta was riding in the street
• Family of four displaced by house fire in West Palm Beach
• Lionfish are in South Florida waters for keeps
• Kwanza: A cultural celebration
• Century Village bus catches fire; no one hurt
• In Your Community -- Tuesday
• Pair honor son's short life with barrier-free play park in Wellington
• Wellington rethinks RV allowances
• Quick thinking saves Hobe Sound stroke victim
• Girl, 14, sustains serious head injuries in Tequesta golf-cart crash
• State of Florida defends its denial of tuition waivers for homeless
• Florida defends its denial of tuition waivers for homeless
• Gardens hopes fee reduction helps builders
• To locals, domestic abuse data all too real
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• 2011 Year in review: A calendar of art images
• Ill woman whose newborn died trusts in flu vaccines
• School choice applications flood into district offices
• School choice applications flood into district offices
• In Your Community -- Monday
• Flippers' role in housing flop larger than thought
• More Broward deputies, police officers being charged with crimes
• Cancer concerns mount over TSA body scanners
• Only two four-year terms for Palm Beach County commissioners? Florida Supreme Court to decide in 2012
• Stalking is rising menace in Palm Beach County
• Boynton fire forces 3 adults, teen out of home on Christmas Day
• St. Lucie County officials searching for Canadian visitor caught in rip current
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• Painkiller peddlers: Pharmacies targeted in crackdown
• 38 Haitian migrants die when boat sinks off Cuba
• 'New Year New You' at the PGA National Resort and Spa
• Rothstein says he bribed cops and politicians, associated with the mob
• Wounded Urban Beach bystanders wait for answers in police shooting
• In Your Community -- Sunday
• Service to most restored after water main break in six Broward cities
• Water main break affecting water pressure in Fort Lauderdale, Oakland Park
• Pizza, pasta and more at tiny Tippi's
• Commissioner Santamaria dips into personal wealth to help county's neediest
• Propane explosion causes garage fire in Boca Raton
• After mom beats drugs, family together for first Christmas in Lake Worth home
• Renters knocking on wrong doors in Internet scam
• Celeb hairsylist's $950 cut: Best bangs for buck? South Florida will find out
• Cerabino: Celeb hairsylist's $950 cut: Best bangs for buck? South Florida will find out
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• School's out, but students have a job to do - fighting melanoma
• Miami man stabbed to death after asking neighbor to turn down music
• Palm Beach Daily News: Occupy Palm Beach County stages second protest on island
• Killing of favorite waiter: An 'emptiness' at West Palm restaurant
• Divers discover airplane submerged off Jupiter Inlet
• Crackdown on counterfeit merchandise leads feds to Swap Shop
• Coast Guard repatriates 149 Haitians, Cubans
• Airlines hold their ground over hated baggage fees
• Hialeah Walmart worker slain over $1.25
• Airlines hold their ground on despised baggage fees
• In Your Community -- Saturday
• Military unit Boynton has supported home for the holidays
• Convicted Lake Clarke Shores killer may be granted new trial
• Palm Springs puts police chief on administrative leave
• For military family, Christmas comes two days early at PBIA
• Santa delights kids at the Children’s Hospital at St. Mary’s
• HE CAME TO TOWN
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• Forest Hill cheerleader to bring spirit to London
• Bathtub Reef Beach reopened today on Hutchinson Island
• Air Jordan sneakers prompt scuffles at Boynton Beach, Wellington malls
• Last minute beach-themed stocking stuffers found in Vero Beach
• The Wednesday morning mah-jongg club
• Mad dash for Air Jordans lead to arrests around the country
• Top beach-themed Christmas gifts found in Vero Beach
• Lake Worth looking to change rules on serving alcohol
• Fire at Riviera Beach gas station quickly extinguished
• Joanne Slattery: Award winning graphic designer and fine artist
• Food drive continues in Lake Park
• The Spanish River Community High School 'A Team' Won The Annual Palm Beach County A Team Competition Finals
• Palm Beach Opera Kicks Off Free Opera Series with Handel’s Semele
• Wynnebrook Elementary Students To Get Big Surprise Christmas Morning
• Missing Greenacres man, 75, found safe
• Silver Alert issued after Greenacres man, 75, goes missing
• Cerabino: Dessert-toting traveler thinks TSA takes cake
• Menorah lighting celebrates Hanukkah, raises money for needy
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• Palm Beach County an epicenter of opposition to Florida's new election law
• Casey Anthony: Defense wants prosecutor Jeff Ashton held in contempt
• South Sports: Tamara Savage of Delray Beach finished first in cycling at the Florida International S
• Delray adds digital downtown to its attractions
• Park Vista High School's award-winning physical education teacher believes fitness can counteract 'toxic culture'
• Suncoast High students help build Habitat for Humanity homes in Lake Worth
• Central Sports: Darryl Troy of West Palm Beach placed third in cycling at Senior Games in Lakeland
• What's in a name? West Palm Beach astrologer, psychic studies hidden meanings
• Royal Palm's Commons Park moving along nicely
• Wellington man caps sports career leading Little League International
• West Sports: Wellington Cubs won the Wellington Baseball Coach Pitch division championship
• 'Memoirs of an Everglades Pioneer' tells woman's enthralling story of life in Belle Glade 100 years ago
• Loggerhead Marinelife Center volunteer who teaches about sea turtles, ocean conservation wins awards
• Palm Beach Gardens woman who lost daughter to rare disease raises money to help pediatric nurses
• North Sports: Jupiter Mustangs Midgets win Pop Warner National Championship
• TCoast Sports: Luke Kung of Port St. Lucie placed second in Florida International Senior Games
• Stuart foundation has Christmas wish list for needy seniors
• Martin County Salvation Army volunteer chief puts in time on and off the clock
• What's open, closed during this holiday week
• Mystery buyer acquired vatican.xxx web address
• Don King's annual turkey giveaway today after glitch last week
• In Your Community -- Thursday
• Cerabino: Trash-burning cooks books for recycling
• Grandma fights off gunman with her cane in Hialeah
• Health district's problems linger
• Juvenile drug court graduate now has lofty goals
• Utilities worker pleads guilty in Chaz corruption case
• Betting on barrel racing in Panhandle causing rift in Florida Capitol and horse industry
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• Police investigating body found floating in lake at Greenacres apartment community
• Meter reader Roy Kronk sues Casey Anthony for defamation
• Autopsy report: Defibrillator used on FAMU hazing victim
• Event to honor attorneys, professionals for pro bono service
• Federation marks 50th with Marlee Matlin and Henry Winkler
• Homeless horse 'Blondie' among 400 animals up for adoption at Palm Beach County shelter
• A senior's wish: 87--year-old finally gets to ride fire truck, honk horn in suburban West Palm
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• Televangelist Pat Robertson blasts 'SNL' skit on Tim Tebow, Jesus
• A white tiger Christmas at McCarthy Wildlife Sanctuary Video
• Prolific sperm donor gets warning from feds
• Palm Beach County-based public defender named counsel to state court of appeal
• Performing Arts Student And Varsity Cheerleader Can Now Add 'Published Author' To Her Resume'
• District To Review New, Innovative Choice Program Proposals
• Suncoast High Students Support World War II Veterans
• Lake Worth beach and casino building upgrades to cost $13.5M
• Palm Beach County votes to fund $200,000 in new marketing incentives
• Boxing promoter Don King announces his turkey giveaway is back on at several South Florida locations
• Community bands together to help displaced Belle Glade residents
• PB County Commission OKs 6 new IG jobs to oversee health, children's agencies
• Charities get a chance to shop the needy
• Woman still ho-ho-hopeful lost mail will turn up
• Boynton's barrier-free park getting close to opening
• Palm Beach County Commission splits Peanut Island between Marcus, Taylor
• Palm Beach County voters will decide on slots in November
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• Christmas in Palm Beach: The Society of Four Arts and the Flagler Museum
• Kitchen fire in Wellington duplex sends one to hospital
• Study: One-third of young adults in U.S. have been arrested
• Videotaped sledgehammer attack critically injures Miami store owner Video
• Limestone Creek Elementary Literacy Night Gets Families Reading
• Jupiter Elementary School to Award Six College Scholarships
• Local Business Helps Indian Ridge School Implement Be The Three Program
• Everglades Elementary Sponsors Toy Drive For Students In Need
• Palm Beach Daily News: Family cited after code officers find it is 49 pets over town limit
• Woman found stranded in the Everglades
• Local woman is beating the odds against melanoma
• More than 800 celebrate Hanukkah a day early at West Palm Beach Jewish academy
• Cerabino: A holiday letter for both sides of the picket line
• Fort Lauderdale may bus homeless out of town
• Plans for new park in motion after canal cuts off Wellington neighborhoods
• Jupiter couple claim state's mangrove cutting fine supersedes town's
• Cultural council moves into former Lake Worth art museum
• Accent readers bring holiday spirit to their workplaces
• Local delegates pointing fingers at each other in payroll tax logjam
• Local delegation's finger-pointing mirrors chasm between chambers
• 1 dead, 7 survive sinking boat off of Florida Keys
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• Beach residents in Delray oppose planned sober house
• Christmas card chronicles 26-year friendship between two families
• Area Deaths
• Memorial for West Palm-based Marine today in Virginia
• Casey Anthony hearing: Texas EquuSearch wants Anthony to answer questions under oath
• Tim Tebow and Broncos get visit from Jesus during 'Saturday Night Live' skit Video
• Adopt-A-Classroom and Wells Fargo Get Into The Holiday Spirit Helping Classrooms
• Ride The Carousel And Help A Child Go To Camp Hope
• Free Training at Vickers House South: How To Work In A Wealthy Home
• Calls not getting through to Palm Beach County tax collector's office
• Jewish deli meets the rest of the world at Nestor's
• Lake Worth seeks upgrades to create jobs hub at Park of Commerce
• Flight takes off from PBIA after discovery of suspicious powder prompts inspection
• Palm Beach Gardens considers letting storm shutters stay up all hurricane season
• Lake Worth eager to turn Park of Commerce into jobs hub
• On 67th anniversary, survivors recall Battle of the Bulge: 'We had our buddies'
• Miami-Dade towing company agrees to repay motorists it preyed on
• Davie man wounded by girlfriend as she cleans gun
• Troops from Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast who died in Iraq
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• On flights, temper can be first thing to escalate
• Locals honor Makayla Sitton at pageant
• Now that West Palm has built a waterfront park, officials look for ways to attract people
• Pain and pride after Iraq War: Local veterans wrestle with mixed emotions
• Wellington set to cash in on waste
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• Missing Lake Worth woman has been found
• Lake Worth won't use recruitment firm to find new city manager
• After spine-breaking fall that disabled family wage-earner, electronic motor scooter is treasured gift
• Local PBC Student Is One Of The Top Ten Finalists For The '2011 Teens Girls Who Inspire Us Award'
• Gove Elementary Receives Grant To Support Wellness and Health Program
• 2011-2012 Outstanding School Volunteers Announced
• Lake Okeechobee water releases replenish estuary
• North Palm Beach program provides outlet for autistic children
• West Palm housing director leaving for new job, as problems she uncovered are being investigated
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Plane out of fuel when it crashed in Illinois
• Boynton CRA votes to divide unexpected windfall
• High school students suspended for 'Tebowing'
• Turkey truck goes missing: Don King's holiday giveaway to be rescheduled
• Royal Palm Beach High Students Receive Message Of Perseverance
• Water issues prompt more training for fertilizer use in Royal Palm Beach
• Boynton Beach becomes sister city with Les Cayes, Haiti
• Anonymous donor gives $100,000 to Season to Share
• Lawsuit challening Jeri Muoio's election as West Palm Beach mayor dismissed
• Lawsuit challenging Jeri Muoio's election as West Palm Beach mayor dismissed
• Jupiter mother: Marine reservist killed in Afghanistan 'lived by faith'
• Buyers of low-income homes in Boynton can now buy the land, too
• Holiday fishing tourney for kids in Wellington on Saturday
• Stuart agency gets more space to serve homeless
• Great-grandson of Stuart's first mayor works for county's future
• Gardens woman embraces five generations of women in her circle of life
• North Sports: Jupiter Mustangs win first national championship, defeating North Carolina team
• Gardens teens red hot at firefighter competition
• Royal Palm PAL pursues excellence in, out of ring
• West Sports: Berean eighth-grader Carolyna Puentes took first place and the gold medal in judo at co
• Female serial robber targeting Winn-Dixie stores
• West Palm Beach artist draws from a wealth of experiences for her paintings
• Sand sculptures offer a holiday trip around Old Florida right in downtown West Palm Beach
• Season to Share: Quantum Foundation's gifts in 15 years total $1.1 million
• Central Sports: Jeffrey Cunningham wins PGA Junior Tour in Boys 12-13 presented by Honda Classic
• South Sports: Derron Peyton of Boynton Beach named player of the year in South Florida PGA Junior To
• Puppetry Arts Center finds new home in Delray Beach
• Host a unique holiday event at Store Wine Storage for a limited time only
• Michelle Parker missing: Family renews plea for help
• This weekend's art scene: December 16 - 18
• 11-year-old girl made him do it, rape suspect tells Marion County detectives
• Injured female Florida A&M University band member plans hazing lawsuit
• Bullet found in man's head after traffic crash in Cocoa Beach, roommate arrested in murder plot
• Man tries to run over ex-girlfriend, smashes truck into Tenn. store Video
• Delray police sergeant was speeding ahead of violent fatal crash, report finds
• School Advisory Council (SAC) Meeting Dates
• Taxes Done Free at Both Vickers House Locations!
• Pahokee Middle Students Interview Superintendent Wayne Gent
• Boynton woman dies from injuries in Dec. 7 crash
• Blondies have more fun and their food rules
• West Palm Marine reservist dies in Afghanistan
• Digital animation venture gains state education license to open in downtown West Palm
• ‘Solving the Neurological Puzzle’ marks departments 50th
• Museum hopes to add its history to 1927 Boynton school space
• Fund set up for injured West Palm officer
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• Child struck by SUV in suburban Lake Worth
• Trapeze school to offer classes near waterfront in downtown West Palm
• Life in prison for man convicted in Pompano Beach sledgehammer murder
• Greenacres kids get a chance to 'shop with a cop'
• Wellington to save on health care for employees with clinic contract
• Sunrise cracking down on towing companies after Black Friday fiasco
• Michelle Parker missing: Efforts relocating briefly to Kissimmee Thursday
• Automated calls from Santa provided by Jupiter firm
• Miami patrol car runs up light pole Video
• Fire extinguished at Wellington house, no one injured
• FCC acts to quiet blaring TV commercials
• South Florida Muslims among those offended by Lowe’s decision
• Porn actor fired 2 years ago still on Miami Beach’s Police Athletic League payroll
• Time magazine names 'The Protester' as its 2011 'Person of the Year'
• Rated XXX: Universities vie for porn-site domain names
• Boom Boom Room: Sex-trafficking trial starts for man accused of running brothel
• Special American Sign Language Student Holiday Show Benefits Homeless Organization
• Juilliard Offers Strings Residency At Bak Middle School Of The Arts
• Palm Beach Opera Presents Madama Butterfly at Kravis Center
• Elbridge Gale Elementary Receives Visit from Popular Fitness Character
• Lake Worth advised to move forward with plans while searching for new city manager
• Wellington votes to boot volunteers who are no-shows at board or committee meetings
• Cerabino: Occupy Palm Beach 'protest' site just a glorified homeless camp
• Excluded from debates, the other GOP candidate - Gary Johnson - may run as Libertarian
• Former Boynton CRA head's suit against mayor goes to mediation
• Palm Beach County tax collector wins statewide honor for financial efficiency
• Ex-NBA star Kenny Anderson arrested after leaving Broward accident scene
• 'Jewish Santa' helps the 'other' Season to Share nominees
• NTSB: Jupiter businessman was taking medication at time of fatal helicopter crash
• Trump says he will not moderate Republican debate after all
• NTSB: States should ban driver use of cellphones, other electronics
• Amazon extends free shipping deadlines
• Dalia Dippolito reportedly writing a cookbook while awaiting her appeal
• Lake Worth residents to protest firing of city manager
• Today Show: Lauren Scruggs, model struck by plane propeller, making remarkable recovery
• Boynton mayor sues political enemy over tax fraud, pay to play comments
• Police: Pa. man prints premature obit for mother in ploy to get bereavement time off from work
• Legislative committee backs ban on texting while driving
• Parker's mom in Central Florida: Finding phone 'broke her heart'
• Report: Arrest in Fort Lauderdale head-stomping case
• Deadbeat dads, moms arrested when they go to collect prizes in Broward County
• Iran says Obama should apologize for downed drone
• Dutch firm apologizes for building design resembling 9/11 attack
• Record exec dies after Hollywood street rampage Video
• Local Students Excel At National Transportation Poster Contest - 2011 State Poster Contest Winners
• Beacon Cove Intermediate Wins A Thousand Dollars To Support Arts Education
• Carver Middle And The City Of Delray Beach Promote Civic Education
• Florida activists fear potential 'chaos' if Supreme Court allows states to bolster immigration laws
• Suit alleges PBSC snubbing homeless students
• Boynton Beach employee placed on leave after arrested on grand theft charges
• Cerabino: At Trump-led debate, expect a bored room
• West Palm Beach pledges $100,000 toward Okeechobee median beautification project
• Ponzi schemer Rothstein questioned by more than 30 attorneys inside Miami federal courtroom
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• Money rains down as county employees give to charity
• Money for charity rains down as county employees reward clerk's singers
• Walmart seeks to add groceries to store on Jupiter's Indiantown Road
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• Local art group joins with local merchants to benefit Toys For Tots
• Palm Beach County tacks labor charges onto government office improvements
• New court could mean jail for parents of truant kids
• Michelle Parker missing: Family allowed visitation with Michelle Parker's twins
• Palm Beach County tacks labor charges onto government office improvements
• Gunmen free U.S. teen in Philippines Video
• Belle Glade apartment fire displaces dozens, Red Cross Disaster Action Team helps victims
• Belle Glade apartment fire displaces 60-70; Red Cross helping victims
• Sunrise Park Elementary Secures A $1,000.00 Grant As A Finalist In The 2011-2012 Fins Frenzy Contest
• Water district: DDT tests are needless despite harmful levels at south end of Lake Okeechobee
• As waistlines expand, boat capacity sinks
• Mega-condo project pulled from West Palm Beach agenda
• Holiday horsefest attracts fans in West Palm Beach
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• Taylor Swift wins Harmony Award wearing local House of Lavande jewelry
• Prize money rises to $6.5 million at Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington
• County to take control of Boynton Beach's Child Care Center
• Benefit raises cash to help search for missing mom
• Boca hospital founder Gloria Drummond dies at 81
• In tight economic times, domestic violence incidents jump in South Florida
• Occupy Palm Beach protestors move encampment prior to noon deadline
• Camilla Belle and Evan Rachel Wood attend Bocelli Foundation event
• Occupy Palm Beach move due by noon; protestors say new space too small
• Fast cars and food trucks at Park Vista auto show
• Temple celebrates new Torah today along Hood Road
• Inspector General Sheryl Steckler: Resistance 'didn't stop me'
• Lake Worth marches to its own drummer
• Wellington rolls out city gift certificates
• Oversight an issue with housing program
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Dive shop at Boynton marina may have nowhere else to go
• West Palm Beach vote on mega condos set for Monday
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• Occupy Palm Beach says new space is too small
• Church renovates Boynton Beach strip club
• Lagerfeld to launch affordable Karl Collection
• Tropical sweets rule at new Caribbean bakery
• Expanded center helps kids with homework, needy families
• Retiree uses spare time to craft wooden wonders
• New address for West Palm Beach protest: Occupy old City Hall
• Man acquitted in mistaken ID beating case in Palm Beach Gardens
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• Michelle Parker: Police search canal behind home owned by suspect's father
• Pet portraits by Keenie Valega
• State approves new Scripps-Tenet hospital in Palm Beach Gardens
• Hermes rare red croc Birkin Bag sets new record at auction
• Police arrest man in fatal hit-and-run of grandmother
• Should Florida schools, by law, observe 'Christmas break'?
• Barahona records: Neighbor says Jorge Barahona was 'super paranoid'
• Teen wakes up sleeping bus driver in Washington Video
• Power restored on Palm Beach, mainland after morning outage left up to 2,000 in the dark
• Glades Central High Student Named Gatorade Florida Football Player of the Yea
• Award Winning Author Connects With Palm Beach Gardens High Students And Educators
• Project Christmas - A Night Of Hope To Benefit Highland Elementary School
• Park Vista Community High School Film Club Joins KOOL 105.5 For Annual Dueling Toy Drive
• Wellington experiments on a new twist with this year's toy drive
• Vote For K.E. Cunningham/Canal Point Elementary Student Video
• Royal Palm Beach High Students Excel at Princeton Competition
• Glades Central High School Serves As Model School For Lee County
• Excitement Brewing in Royal Palm Beach with Grand Re-Opening of Dunkin’ Donuts
• New Horizons Elementary Student Recognized By Spain-Florida Foundation 500 Years
• School District And Service Employees International Union Find Common Ground Following Latest Bargaining Session
• Do you Tweet? Palm Beach Opera Offers Dress Rehearsal Seats in the Name of Social Media
• Public Asked To Weigh In On Crucial Selection Screening Instrument
• 2010-2011 Wellness Promotion Policy Annual Report
• Suncoast High Club Is Pepsi Refresh Grant Finalist
• North Palm Beach Elementary Student Trades Artwork With Artist Bruce Helander During Special Awards Ceremony
• Sunrise Park Elementary Secures $1,000 Grant from Miami Dolphins Organization
• Palm Beach County fires back at governor and attorney general over gun laws
• HUD demands $654,000 from West Palm for Redemptive Life's Coleman Park housing project
• Antidepressant caused suburban Delray Beach man to beat girlfriend to death, attorney say
• Lake Worth city manager Susan Stanton fired in a 3-2 vote
• Area Deaths
• HorseFest exposes community to exciting equestrian events
• Golden Gala celebrates 50th anniversary of fundraising efforts
• Wellington, groups team up for Hometown Holiday Toy Drive
• Mae Volen Senior Center settles lawsuit
• Airline responds to flight attendant booting three passengers at Palm Beach International Airport
• Palm Beach County Commission actions
• Palm Beach County sets final vote for December on dog track slot machine ballot question
• Where do you want to GoGo? Port D'Hiver Bed and Breakfast
• 3,000-pound tortilla oven crushes man in Palm Springs
• New campaign aims at preventing deaths of children in vehicles
• County Commissioner Marcus fends off move to take Peanut Island from her district
• Texas online fashion editor walks into plane propeller
• Equestrian Olympics benefit moves to International Equestrian Center
• Santa-hat wearing teen who smashed bus window turned in by his mother
• Shopping for Soldiers event in Boca Raton
• Fans mourn drowning death of budding parkour star
• Help wanted: Multicultural Santas needed in S. Florida
• FAU hosts two impressive exhibitions in Boca Raton and Jupiter
• Parents of late FAMU drum major want hazing hotline
• Police: Boys 14 and 15, robbed gas station at gunpoint
• BP says Halliburton destroyed Gulf spill evidence
• The Buzz 103.1 FM drops name and alternative rock format
• Palm Beach County to consider ballot question on whether to okay slots at dog track
• School District of Palm Beach County Recognizes Stakeholders for Wellness Efforts
• Palm Beach Opera Opens 50th Anniversary Season With World’s Most Beloved Opera
• Christmas Party and 5th Annual Toy Drive
• After layoffs, water management district hiring again
• Florida farmworkers urge EPA to tighten control of pesticides
• West Palm demands cash from church after probe into low-income housing program
• Greenacres commissioners approve McDonald's makeover
• Cerabino: Gingrich offers kids a chance to clean up
• Area Deaths
• Weather delays boat parade, leaving 200 in Jupiter waiting
• Three elderly South Florida women say TSA made them strip
• Conflict questions arise concerning Boynton's schoolhouse museum
• Jupiter to vote on site for historic Tequesta train depot
• Miami mother accused of trying to sell baby boy for $7,000
• Help wanted: State wildlife agency looking for trappers to get rid of unwanted gators
• County switches from cab service to buses to transport people to cold shelters
• Woman kidnapped in Orlando; alleged abductor has history of violence
• Roosevelt Middle School Student Films To Showcase At 'Clematis By Night'
• Palm Beach County Alcohol Prevention Poster Contest Receives Major Contribution from Adobe Corporation
• Buttons, softball help cancer charity
• Feud between Palm Beach County, West Palm Beach puts projects in peril
• Thirty days later and what a difference a month makes at Tequesta's Greenmarket
• Bahamas oil wells may imperil Florida
• Interim manager still in mix as Boynton Beach cuts list of city manager candidates
• Rules changes could alter look and feel of Lake Worth's neighborhoods
• Wellington man earns Florida Cross service medal for National Guard service
• Wellington man gets Florida Cross for National Guard service
• Area Deaths
• U.S. Rep. Allen West finishes half-marathon at Palm Beaches Marathon
• Scuba diver breaks world record for longest saltwater dive in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
• Fort Lauderdale police officer Kevin Pisano, of Hobe Sound, arrested on drug charges
• Marathon will disrupt traffic early today; what roads are open/closed
• Beach Connection has serious food in a surfer atmosphere
• Stalled salaries: Wage-drops to be felt for decades
• Decision to drop police beating case spurs claims of political motives
• As pill mills are shut down in Florida, customers turn to Web
• In Your Community -- Sunday
• Universal Studios to close Jaws to make way for new attraction
• PGA festival to showcase locals' arts and crafts
• Company asks Greenacres for zoning exception to build soccer fields that can be rented by the hour
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: State endorses casino career as a smart bet
• Two rescued from sinking boat in Everglades
• Authorities: Marijuana grow houses popping up like weeds in Palm Beach County suburbs
• Steady wind increases risk of rip currents; red flags flying
• 10 ways to celebrate Christmas in the Vero Beach area
• December activities at the Environmental Learning Center
• Father Returning From Iraq To Surprise Daughter At Lighthouse Elementary School
• Palm Springs Community Middle School Orchestra Students Part of Kravis Performances
• Third Annual Write For Rights Letter Writing Campaign Takes Place At Roosevelt Middle School
• Cooperation Makes It Happen!...West Boca Raton Earns Unprecedented 4th 'National Model' Academy
• In Your Community -- Saturday
• Behind-the-scenes lobbying by west Boyton leader criticized
• Local leaders want more money to boost Lake Worth Lagoon
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Community rallies around suspended Glades Central football players
• Jupiter teen jailed on attempted murder charges released after attorney shows he was bullied
• More Indian River County weekend activities: Dec. 2-4, 2011
• Man hospitalized after bike hits SUV in Palm Beach
• Lake Worth gallery hosts twice-monthly jam sessions
• Palm Beach Gardens hire of two to deal with ethics has inspector general wondering why
• Area Deaths
• Area Deaths
• Lawmaker wants FTC probe of software firm after revelation that millions of cellphones collect keystroke data
• Boynton says 'our error,' but nearly $450,000 water bill still must be paid
• Son of golf pro critically injured in Riviera Beach crash
• PBSO: Missing Lake Worth nursing home resident found
• 16 semi-finalists vying for the spot of Boynton Beach manager
• Two events Wednesday will commemorate Pearl Harbor Day
• Do you love Indian River Citrus? Order from comfort of home
• Add a red handbag for your holiday look
• Wreck on Tamarind Ave. in West Palm Beach sends one to hospital
• Mediator throws out fines for three sanctioned under Boynton Beach lobbying law
• In Your Community - Friday
• At a cost of nearly $142,000, Palm Beach Gardens to hire two to work with Inspector General
• Foster children in Florida prescribed psychotropic drugs at far higher rates in 2008
• Hoping to bust blight, Royal Palm Beach hires company to track foreclosed homes
• Hoping to bust blight, Royal Palm Beach hires company to track foreclosed homes
• GOP contender Bachmann, in South Florida, calls for English to be official language of U.S. governme
• Cerabino: Palm Beach Philanthropy may be clogged for beach toilet
• Boat parade to traverse 15-mile Intracoastal route
• Groups try to raise awareness of HIV on World AIDS Day
• Dreyfoos school gets $150,000 from namesake benefactor
• Syringes found in clothing at Ga. Walmart; company says it will pay for medical expenses
• Palm Beach Maritime Museum pushes for helicopter rides, bed and breakfast, maybe even restaurant on Peanut Island
• Lake Park Home Depot grants landscaping wishes of 105-year-old Riviera Beach resident
• Palm Beach County clerk asks public not to give holiday gifts to her employees
• County's first centralized sexual assault care center opens at Wellington Regional
• Lighthouse ArtCenter presents landscapes, faculty works, and miniature teapots
• Upcoming events near Vero Beach area: Dec. 2-4, 2011
• Winterfest “Fire and Ice” coming to Pointe West in Vero Beach
• Wife of former Gov. Crist in legal battle over allegation she failed to pay child support
• Events planned in the Vero Beach area: Dec. 2-4, 2011
• Holiday bazaar shopping events in and near Vero Beach, Florida
• Boynton adopts Haitian sister city for its program
• Love Doctors continue toy drive marathon tomorrow in Vero Beach
• South Sports: Boynton's Hula Surf School offers lessons to kids 6 and older
• Pangea Bistro chef finds bliss in family, laughter and jiu jitsu
• Palm Beach Central group helps genocide victims
• West Sports: Xtreme Tae Kwon Do at Ultima Fitness raised more than $2,000 for Community Fitness 5K e
• The Glades: A music-filled holiday calender offered in the area
• North Sports: Gym Like This! levels 4, 5, and 6 competed in the Lake Mary Turkey Trot Invite
• Friends help clean up debris on Jupiter Beach
• Gardens man coaches Sailfish volleyball team to 200-plus wins
• TCoast Police Blotter: Suart man beats, holds girlfriend captive
• TCoast Sports: Stuart's Brandon Forrester won the Palm City Turkey Trot 5K on Nov. 24
• Jensen Beach Falcons strive to maintain unbeaten record
• Fort Pierce woman awarded for hospice care that spans nearly two decades
• Former 'sheriff of the year' arrested, sent to jail named after him
• Raw video: Jetman flies alongside two real jets over Switzerland
• Palm Beach County may ban new Internet cafés
• Palm Beach County marks progress in preventing new HIV infections on World AIDS day
• Accused ‘toxic tush’ doctor denies everything on ‘Entertainment Tonight’
• Internationally Renowned Author James Patterson Visits Dreyfoos School of The Arts
• This Is It: good food, family atmosphere, family-owned
• Cerabino: Each lawsuit has equal, opposite counter lawsuit
• Anthrax victim's wife: $2.5 million settlement brings 'a little finality'
• North End neighbors cautiously optimistic about spring opening of homelessness center
• Interim West Palm downtown development chief wins the post full-time
• From bingo to brunch, Wellington seniors flock to programs organized by the village
• Jupiter attorney seeks circuit court judgeship
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach County cat owners urged to have pets vaccinated as deadly virus spreads
• Trees, hedges to line three Wellington roads as part of $800,000 plan
• County ethics board: it's ok for government workers to accept your holiday gifts -- within limits
• Painter from Costa Rica brings holiday scenes to Tequesta's village hall
• 'Tis the season for an artful gift
• Blood drive under way for officer Keith Gorski
• Fire Rescue: No gas leak at store in Downtown at the Gardens
• Medical flight radioed low fuel before crash that killed South Palm Beach couple, pilot
• West Palm Beach DDA to decide on director
• Downtown at the Gardens Carousel to Support Palm Beach Opera Family Programs
• Vickers House Partners With Job Corps
• Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary Students Travel Around The World When School Celebrates International Week
• Community Developmental Screening Clinic
• North Palm Beach church may split from Presbyterian group that OK'd gay clergy
• Wellington moves toward background checks for volunteers and removing them from posts for absences
• Casino rivals face off in Fort Lauderdale
• Airport body scan debate heats up in S. Florida after European ban
• Cerabino: As handy excuse for leaving, it's all in the family
• Judge delays decision on whether town can fine Jupiter couple for removing mangroves
• State officials tout deals to store and cleanse acres of water by flooding ranchland
• Broadway star Davis Gaines to highlight 57th Bethesda Ball
• County considers turning some elected posts into staff jobs
• Area Deaths
• Blood drive to help West Palm police officer who was struck while riding motorcycle
• Pet shelter's night drop-off kennel closes after outbreak
• Palm Beach County says 14 hunting camps in wildlife area can stay -- but not be fixed
• Pilots in fatal Loxahatchee crash were flying in formation with friends
• U.S. to pay Lantana widow $2.5 million for the 2001 anthrax attack that killed her husband
• WinterFest kicks off Friday night in Lantana
• From Broadway to barbecue, ballerina opens Lake Park restaurant
• Riviera Beach woman killed in Kissimmee crash
• Lake Worth's Havana Hideout restaurant sold, expanded menu coming
• Body that washed ashore in Juno identified as missing Singer Island swimmer
• Palm Beach County mulls charter revisions today
• Romney, in Miami-Dade, picks up key South Florida GOP endorsements
• Merhige's parents fire back at their accusers with their own lawsuit
• Susan Lorenti: American hero
• Small airplane transporting male patient from West Palm Beach to Chicago area crashes, kills three
• Seasonal South Palm Beach couple killed in plane crash near Chicago
• Belle Glade man, 24, claims $3 million winning Lottery scratch-off ticket
• Residents in suburban Lantana get Red Cross help after clothes fire in the garage
• Seven Limestone Creek Elementary Students Make Stage Debut In Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s ‘Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’
• 700 Student Artists Expected To Show At Fall K-12 Student Art Exhibition
• High School Students Invited To FSU Film School and Digital Domain Institute Information Session
• Teenagers save toddler from canal in Margate
• Palm Beach Symphony names new executive director
• Voters will decide in March whether West Palm Beach commissioners should have term limits
• Cerabino: Suit, beard give seasonal cover for miscreants
• Most Palm Beach, Broward County bus stops lack benches, shelter
• Area Deaths
• Carbon monoxide detector saves lives of suburban Boynton Beach residents
• Ex-Palm Beach County Commissioner Warren Newell appeals revocation of real estate license
• DCF shuts Lake Worth Service Center, opens in Riviera Beach, for public assistance programs
• Shark Tank winner Dominique Barteet puts her heart in her sole
• Tyrion the sea turtle paddles to freedom after rehabilitation at Loggerhead Marinelife Center
• Health, legal authorities warn parents against 'pox parties'
• 'Idol' event will award prizes to best of Wellington's singers, dancers
• Building heights, land use among items to be discussed in Lake Worth
• $45,000 fine for mangrove cutting without permit subject of hearing
• Christmas tree to be lighted in Lake Park Friday
• Lake Worth cancels meeting about shuffleboard building's future
• Man dead, woman hospitalized following boat crash on Intracoastal Waterway in Hollywood
• Culture of hazing fatal for FAMU marching band member, attorney says
• Casey Anthony: Deposition could be released in defamation case today
• Family of dead FAMU band member speaks out, expected to file suit
• Think twice before you flush; it could cost you
• Riviera Beach Police: Help us find man, 78, who likes to walk along Interstate 95
• Wyclef Jean squandered Haitian relief funds: report
• Report: Wyclef Jean squandered Haitian earthquake relief funds
• S. Fla. teen finds out what can happen when private photos go public on porn site
• South Florida teen finds out what can happen when private photos go public on porn site
• Former mayor Nancy Graham lashes out at West Palm Beach
• Charity raises money to spare racehorse from euthanasia
• Area Deaths
• Lake Worth still hopes to cut budget instead of levying fire, streetlight assessments
• Fight against diabetes drives FAU research center's new clinical director
• Oasis of the Seas sanitized at Port Everglades after illness reports
• Coast Guard calls off search for missing swimmer; police start missing-person probe
• Art happenings: November 28 to December 4
• Wellington's Winterfest a cool ticket
• Lake Worth independent stores create buzz with Small Business Saturday event
• Palm Beach County ethics commission mulls size of holiday gifts
• Cerabino: Underachiever Connie Mack IV perfect for Senate seat
• West Palm Beach Greenmarket still surprises with new vendors
• Coast Guard searching for man swept out to sea off Singer Island beach
• Boca dad files $180 million suit against Cornell for son's death
• October Presidential debate will be Lynn's 'moment to shine'
• South Florida Fair 2012
• Cholee Lake Elementary Teacher Chosen To Attend NASA Tweetup
• Diner or deli? The Inn is a little of both, with diverse decor
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• In Your Community -- Saturday
• Area Deaths
• South Florida Science Museum's fall festival offers creative fun for families
• Holocaust survivor from west Boynton bonds with his cousins, the daughters of Tony Curtis
• 'The Boys and Girls Club didn't just change my life. It saved it.'
• Officials say big cat spotted in Ocean Ridge could be bobcat - or a dog
• Visions of Loxahatchee
• PBSO deputy saves 'Black Friday' Target employee who drove into Pahokee canal
• North Palm teen who died of accidental gunshot wound remembered for 'great smile'
• Anna Nicole Smith judge Larry Seidlin reaches settlement in elderly-exploitation case
• Fossilized mastodon bones unearthed in Daytona Beach
• Developmental Disabilities Screenings at Vickers House South
• Armed with lists and fueled by snacks, early-bird shoppers hit retail stores tonight
• Original Section upgrades transforming Greenacres
• Angry landlord crushed mobile home while tenants fled, deputies report
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Donald Trump's more than worth it ... just ask him
• Jupiter has spent more than $40,000 fighting couple who removed mangroves
• Clowning around in this afterschool program is allowed
• Assistant to South Florida 'doctor' arrested in boosting butts with Fix-a-Flat
• Kiwanis team with police to feed hundreds in Lantana, Hypoluxo areas
• As mailing deadlines approach, USPS expects mailbag to grow heavier
• It will be a beautiful, but breezy, Thanksgiving weekend
• Boynton exploring clinic plan to cut health-care costs
• English-speaking Catholics will see changes in Mass this weekend
• Poinciana Elementary School Teaches Students The Importance Of Giving
• FPL restoring power after outage in North Palm Beach
• Area Deaths
• FAMU band director fired amid hazing investigation
• Palm Beach County inspector general vows to keep watch on cities even if they don't pay
• Salvation Army feeds turkey to more than 200
• Snook Islands restoration project to expand next year
• West Palm Beach officer expected to recover after crash
• Thankful for a home: Palm Beach County offers reduced fees for cat adoptions
• School News: Palmetto Elementary student is third-place winner in Race for the Arts T-Shirt Design C
• Police Blotter: In separate incidents, men arrested for hitting women
• Central Sports: West Palm girl takes second place in PGA Junior Tour event
• Advocates awarded for work to fight homelessness
• South Sports: Tune-It-Up group golf lessons begin Dec. 2 at Delray Beach Golf Club
• Delray man wins award for photo of two spoonbills, taken in Texas
• PBSC program gives biotech students head start toward success
• TCoast Sports: Port St. Lucie teen claims her first golf title of the year
• Young mother seeks treatment for baby's intestinal abnormality
• Port St. Lucie Pirates put record on line against Flagler Falcons
• Equestrian-friendly preserves dot St. Lucie County
• Thanksgiving 2011 activities in Vero Beach, Florida
• West Palm Beach woman born on 11-11-11 turned 100 on 11-11-11
• Student film work picks up international awards
• West Sports: Kings Academy baseball players sign with Division 1 schools
• In the Glades, gratitude abounds
• North Sports: Jupiter High standout to play basketball at Youngstown State
• Jupiter resident named 2011 Kiteboarding Athlete of the Year
• Tequesta Fest shows village's appeal to families
• Broward fair ride shares name with poison gas used in Holocaust
• Broward sheriff dropping gunshot detection system
• Dog's death, coral snake sightings worry Boca Raton residents
• Boca man’s elaborate holiday display to go up Thanksgiving night with no worries from code enforcement
• Shoppers warned: Criminals enjoy holiday season, too
• The Story of Max and Duke - Please Help Make A Difference In These Dogs Lives
• Cerabino: This medical advice can save your rear end
• Teachers union confronts school board on scheduling issues
• Gambling groups spend millions on lobbyists
• Charity Golf Classic to benefit Orthopedic and Spine Center
• PB County controller's filing in lawsuit may threaten IG oversight of cities
• Area Deaths
• Boynton looking for answers in wake of old high school rejection by developers
• Howard Elkins, former Outdoor Sports World owner, dies at 93
• Mangroves removed by state have North Palm residents wondering what went wrong
• Updated Royal Palm Beach website makes navigation easier
• North county cities plan holiday events
• Boynton Beach man claims $550,000 jackpot
• Monkey on the run in Palm Coast is shot with tranquilizer darts but still gets away
• North Miami Jewish agency staffer accused of selling personal info of Holocaust survivors
• Authorities identify teen, 16, critically injured in accidental shooting in Cabana Colony
• More allege botched buttocks surgery by fake doc
• More ‘fix-a-flat’ victims step forward in toxic tush case
• Are there limits to drug-sniffing dogs? Florida asks Supreme Court to decide
• Zenaida Gonzalez faces questioning today by Casey Anthony's civil attorney
• Roads, skies will be crowded this week with holiday travelers
• Independence Middle School Collects 1100 Food Items For Families In Need
• Seven Palm Beach County Schools Receive State ICAT Awards For Student Immunizations
• Boynton Beach cop's mother gets year and a day in prison for helping son flee country
• ALF operators, recruiters plead guilty in major Medicare fraud case in S. Florida
• Greenacres OK's plans for Pollo Tropical
• Palm Beach Daily News: New Publix to open Dec. 15
• Boynton Beach weighs whether to cough up $3M for new sprinklers or move city complex
• Cerabino: Pennsylvania private prison scheme has familiar ring to it
• Silver alert issued for man, 92, who drove off in green Toyota from suburban Boca Target
• Silver alert canceled for man, 92, who drove away from Target store in suburban Boca
• Area Deaths
• Commissioners move step closer to putting West Palm Beach term limits on March ballot
• Giving thanks: Downsizing can lead to a new view of happiness
• Palm Beach County residents forced to downsize find unexpected happiness
• School district to consider tighter rules on take-home vehicles
• North Palm Beach sends care packages to troops in Afghanistan
• Delray Christmas tree lighting set for Dec. 1
• NAWA wows at the Armory Art Center
• Counterfeit bills passed more as holidays approach
• Relax on the Indian River Lagoon with River Queen Cruises
• Seattle Mariners outfielder Halman stabbed to death in Rotterdam, brother arrested
• First Lady Michelle Obama booed as honorary starter for Ford 400
• What is open, closed for Thanksgiving week
• Suncoast Fisher House Club Students Help Veterans and Their Families This Thanksgiving
• Freedom Shores Elementary To Construct Human Periodic Table
• Farewell Tribute to Superintendent Bill Malone
• U. B. Kinsey/Palmview Elementary School of The Arts Selected For The 2011 Gifts of The Season Program
• Palm Beach Gardens High Searching For Groundhog Job Shadowing Day Hosts
• School District, County, Palm Beach State College Observe Ethics Day
• Student Mathematics And Science Enthusiasts Named Sunshine State District Scholars
• Marking 70th year, Lake Worth Art League to reopen at new site Tuesday
• Gardens Greenmarket attracting big crowds and new vendors
• Electricity restored to 2,600 Palm Beach County residents
• 2,600 without electricity in Palm Beach County
• Man burned while working on his car in western Palm Beach County
• Greenacres to decide restaurant's fate Monday amid River Bridge traffic concerns
• Area Deaths
• Festival of Chocolate indulges patrons with classes, contests and sweet rewards
• Crash kills one, injures two in Belle Glade
• Gifts to West Palm Beach employees test ethics law
• Volunteers set to cook about 100,000 Thanksgiving meals for needy families
• Food trucks at Tequesta Fest: making inroads in North County
• New Publix store creating traffic headaches in Riviera Beach
• Tri-Rail ridership surging, as rail cars are aging
• Cerabino: Memo to workers: Don't complain about early hours on Thanksgiving
• Man's leg rolled over by field wagon in the Glades
• Towering Puppets To Sing and Dance Again At Egret Lake Elementary School
• Spanish River High School Presents God’s Favorite
• EPA tells Florida: Enforce rules on fertilizer in canals
• Low-risk detainees avoid deportations
• 'Doctor' accused of injecting cement into woman's buttocks
• Sugar ride in New York City: six shops to sate the sweet tooth
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Drug gives breast cancer patient hope
• FPL restores power to 1,300 West Palm Beach customers near Belvedere Road
• Delray Beach man sent to prison in $29.5 million Ponzi scheme that defrauded 1,4000
• Palm Beach County, eight communities switch to same building permit
• Candidates recommended to serve as Conflict Counsel and Civil Regional Counsel
• Jupiter couple rejects state offer to settle mangrove case
• Ethics Awareness Day events highlight building culture of fair play in Palm Beach County
• My mom is 83: When did I begin to feel like the parent?
• My mom is 83: When did I begin to feel like the parent?
• Thanksgiving 2011 Activities in Vero Beach
• Weekend activities near Vero Beach: Nov. 18-20, 2011
• Sign of the times at A Unique Art Gallery
• Slain St. Petersburg cop's widow tries to heal by giving, she tells PBAU students
• Vickers House Partners With Job Corps
• 55th Annual Palm Beach Regional Science And Engineering Fair Is Right Around The Corner
• New Royal Palm Beach toy store to have village's largest sign along State Road 7
• No developers submit plans to revitalize old Boynton Beach High School by deadline
• Barahona case: state records detail gruesome scene of Valentine's Day death discovery on I-95
• West Palm Beach suspends police captain because of relationship with female officer
• Cerabino: Teacher, prison ethics cases show double standard
• Area Deaths
• Former Apollo astronaut relents, gives camera from moon mission to Smithsonian
• Wrestler taken to hospital after incident at John I. Leonard High
• Rides, music, chihuahua races to be featured at SalsaFest in Greenacres
• Condo Consultant: Can board discuss hirings behind close doors?
• Some construction started on long-delayed Wellington housing project
• Veterans parks in Boynton leave resident confused
• Veterans parks in Boynton leave residents confused
• Lake Park Seafood Festival quadruples in second year
• Boynton man chosen to 'tweet' about NASA launch
• Area Deaths
• Boy, 10, steals truck from Central Florida impound lot, leads cops on chase
• Vero Beach weekend activities: Nov. 18-20, 2011
• Carbon monoxide leak at West Palm Beach nursing home caused by stove, officials says
• Officials: 'White substance' found at immigration services building in Royal Palm not dangerous
• State suspends licenses of two Palm Beach County doctors over pill violations
• Atlantic Avenue Bridge in Delray closing for paint job
• Breaking The Silence On Mental Health-An Open Community Meeting
• Park Vista Educator Named Florida High School Physical Education Teacher Of The Year
• Cerabino: Prison chow beats students'pizza-as-veggie
• Cerabino: Prison chow beats students' pizza-as-veggie
• Fire assessments, program cuts on Lake Worth agenda for Monday
• Pilot who lost his wife and children in a plane crash finds his wings again
• Lake Park Library's Food for Fines program grows in popularity
• West Palm's Downtown Development director Wohlust resigns
• 'Suspicious' powder found at PBIA poses no threat, Fire Rescue says
• Central Sports: Oxbridge marks success of inaugural sports teams
• Shelter helps women who lose their place to stay
• After economic troubles doom her B&B, woman plans book
• South Sports: Renovated Jim Fazio Designs golf course reopens
• Inquiry draws attention to time capsule in Delray
• Boynton man seeks out unusual places for his books on Diaspora
• Ethics Awareness Day in Palm Beach County on Friday
• West Sports: Wellington basketball tryouts set for Sunday
• Tween singer-songwriter seeks donations to reach contest's finals
• Sign-size vote remains for latest State Road 7 development
• New Belle Glade library to feature extra space, art work
• North Sports & Recreation: Duncan Middle School wins county softball championship
• LIFE's ‘Lady in Red’ Gala marks goal for memorial fundraiser
• Maternity home a tribute to founder's mom
• Teen's monarch butterfly picked to be featured in nature calendar
• Pro golf instructor hits the links to teach kids, adults across U.S.
• Treasure Coast Sports & Recreation: Martin County offers winter basketball league
• Friends offer air salute to two pilots killed in Sunday plane crash
• Deputies: Angry mom charged into school, started fight
• Street shows begin with the Annual Holiday Craft Festival in Juno Beach
• Michelle Diffenderfer Selected as Recipient of the 2011 Women Extraordinaire Award by Business Leader Magazine
• U.S. attorney scrutinizes Palm Beach County Health Care District
• Jupiter votes to pitch in $200,000 to help fund dune restoration
• Boynton high-profile tracts up for sale starting next month
• Lake Worth postpones creating new marketing board and suggests holding off on adding new positions
• Dates for Fort Lauderdale Air Show set
• Palm Beach County officials put a hold on hiring investigators as 15 cities sue, withhold fees.
• Scott Maxwell picked as Lake Worth's vice mayor
• Former Boca Raton resident wins $24 million verdict over 'Safe Hands' saw lawsuit against Home Depot
• Cerabino: Why can't Cain Train chew chew here in Palm Beach County?
• Palm Beach County tables purchase of property near DuBois Park
• Two turtles released after being treated at Loggerhead Marinelife Center
• Two recovered turtles released to cheers after treatment at Loggerhead Marinelife Center
• Area Deaths
• Despite emails, posters, Lantana not banning commercial trucks in driveways
• Muses & Visionaries, an office space and club for women only, opens in West Palm Beach
• A soccer-hungry student helps kids to kick hunger
• County commission picks Vana as chair; Santamaria complains he's left off rotation for vice chair
• Forum at Lynn University focuses on controversial voting bill
• School district to discuss choice programs, next year's budget
• Joseph Ellis, former Lox River board member, dies at 83
• Aaronson to call for ballot question on slots at Kennel Club
• Area Deaths
• Two bodies recovered in plane wreckage in swamp west of Boynton
• Helicopter will recover plane wreckage in swamp west of Boynton Beach, NTSB official says
• After spending three days adrift at sea, two boaters OK after dingy comes ashore in Boca Raton
• Boat floats ashore with two men in Boca Raton after spending days adrift at sea
• In first TV interview Giffords shows great progress, but still struggles
• Keep The Arts Alive In Palm Beach County
• Jupiter High Students Represent Florida In Environmental Science Competition
• New Green Schools Resource Available For Teachers, Students And Community
• PTA Day At The Park
• John F. Kennedy High School Alum Hold Holiday Reunion Ball
• Mom And Son Movie Night At Roger Dean Stadium
• A chicken in every yard? Fort Lauderdale ponders bringing farming to the city
• Boca Raton quickly growing into role as college town
• Boca Raton quickly growing into role as college town
• West Palm Beach to gauge how residents feel about term limits
• West Palm Beach approves police union contract
• Lawsuit alleges Boca hospital bilked Medicare
• Cerabino: Lawsuit aims to keep the county out of courtships
• Veterans line up to dine in Boynton Beach as part of Military Appreciation Day
• Cats that broke into Glades prison need new homes, as prison prepares to close
• Ex-Rothstein investor files $200 million defamaiton suit against other investor
• Golf event raises money for Navy SEAL museum
• 'I'm actually quite thankful this happened,' accident survivor says
• Royal Palm Beach woman still looking for swim lessons site
• Bubba Gump Shrimp plans restaurant in Jupiter
• US Interior chief says Florida needs to keep pushing on Everglades clean-up
• 1,500 Boy Scouts to descend upon north county
• New Lake Worth mayor, commissioners vow to repeal fire assessment fee
• NASA releases time lapse video of Earth from the International Space Station
• Area Deaths
• Second annual HotPink event this week at the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens
• Search continues for bodies of 2 people who died in Sunday plane crash west of Boynton
• Rising number of thefts in Palm Beach County steal sense of security
• Small plane crash reported in Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
• Two dead in small plane crash in Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, feds say
• Ethics chief denounces push-back
• County ethics chief denounces push-back
• West Palm Beach's backflow rule altered after complaint
• Area Deaths
• Nonprofit helps disabled adults take an active role in life.
• Field hockey festival promises 'landmark' boost to Wellington's economy
• Nonprofit helps those with severe disabilities become independent
• Bomb squad deals with grenade found at Palm Springs home
• Bomb squad investigating report of grenade found at Palm Springs home
• Area Deaths
• Area Deaths
• Rip current alert in effect all afternoon for Palm Beach County beaches
• Lauderhill police officer shoots at fellow officer but misses, police say
• Applications for U.S. citizenship usually surge in presidential election years
• Post honored for investigative reporting
• New Lake Worth leaders vow business-friendly climate
• First ever Chili and Beer Fest in Tequesta raises money for Honor Flight
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Irving Franklin, co-inventor of baseball batting glove, dies at 93
• Getting groceries in the sunshine at newly opened Wellington Green Market
• Bigger and better the theme for Lake Park Seafood Festival
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• In Your Community -- Saturday
• Shopper Hopper to be closer to getting in gear after vote
• Charity challenge will pony up $1.5 million for 32 organizations
• A SHOW OF RESPECT
• Report finds Palm Beach County's municipal pension funds lacking
• Crash involving FHP trooper backs up southbound I-95
• Boynton to pay for study on beautifying Boynton Beach Boulevard
• For these newlyweds, 11-11-11 has special meaning
• Jupiter to vote on whether to spend $300,000 on beach restoration
• Schreibers: The apple doesn't fall far from the tree
• Gardens manager says he needs 2 new staffers to deal with burden of Palm Beach County IG
• Royal Palm residents gather to remember veterans on their day
• Residents gather to remember veterans on their day
• Pine Jog Elementary honored
• Cops: Man peeped on women in Disney bathroom stall
• Miami police chief disciplines officer for pulling over FHP trooper
• Ex-boyfriend of missing Central Fla. mom expected to be charged with murder
• Brewer family losing patience with delays in burning trial
• Couple wins free beach wedding in Boynton Beach
• Jury awards Miami sex assault victim $100 million in priest abuse case
• Apartment fire displaces Boynton Beach resident
• Howell L. Watkins Educator Named Florida Middle School Physical Education Teacher Of The Year
• Lake Park offering free tennis lessons for kids
• West Boynton WWII veteran witnessed mass German surrender
• North Palm Beach approves Old Port Cove yacht club makeover
• Big Heart Brigade and local chefs feed the crowds for a cause
• Cerabino: 'Touch our junk,' Libertarians ask garge-sale goers
• Boca pony's hoops skills gain him Internet fame
• Manatee rehabs in Cincinnati, comes home to North Palm Beach
• Cities threaten to sue county: they're for ethics, but don't want to pay extra for Inspector General
• Nurtured with care, grown with love
• Coral Springs ABWA holds Ladies Night Out
• Treasure the memory, don't dig up beach, Palm Beach County tells treasure hunter
• Protest against Palm Beach County state attorney over Merhige plea deal
• 342 used cellphones to be given to domestic violence victims by Palm Beach County clerk
• 85, including Marine vet, to be sworn in as U.S. citizens today in Royal Palm Beach
• State jobs agency that lost track of cash asks for $230 million
• Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens, American Orchid Society partnership grows
• USF splinter campus receives preliminary approval to be 12th public university
• Authorities release surveillance video of Oakland Park store armed robbery
• Say, does that tattered American flag still wave? In South Florida, yes
• More South Florida employees pass up health insurance benefits as costs rise
• FHP and Miami police need to 'chill it' former chief says, after threats turn to action
• New Publix in Riviera Beach opens; free shopping bags for first 1,500 customers
• What's open and closed on Veterans Day
• Once On This Island Musical At Palm Beach Lakes High Set To Open For One Weekend Only
• Veterans To Be Honored By Employees At School District Headquarters
• Juilliard Expands Partnership With Bak Middle School Of The Arts
• Brave local World War II fighters survived horrors: 'I just wanted to be a soldier all my life'
• Union Coalition Membership Forum To Discuss Next Superintendent
• Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A., Named to Fortune’s Top-Ranked Law Firms
• Junior League Smokin' Hot BBQ on Nov. 19
• District Teachers Invited to Travel and Study in Turkey Next Summer
• Watson B. Duncan Middle School To Honor Veterans
• Palm Beach County Schools And Adopt-A-Classroom Partner With Wells Fargo To Raise Money For Local Classrooms
• Free Developmental Disabilities Screenings At Vickers House South
• Olympic Heights High Students Become Published Authors
• Representative Mark Pafford To Visit Cypress Trails Elementary
• Poinciana Elementary Invites Community To A Health Fair
• 2012 William T. Dwyer Awards Is Accepting Nominations
• Call For Nominations – 2012 Education Foundation Distinguished Alumni Awards
• Tea Party Leader Demands Answers From State Rep. Dorworth - Dorworth Needs To Come Clean Or Resign
• Women's Empowerment Seminar at Vickers House South
• FedEx offering 30,000 free Amex gift cards on Facebook
• What you can do if stranded on the runway
• Even pilot blames JetBlue for 7 hours of tarmac time
• Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office on the lookout for sex offenders on Halloween
• Black bear spotted on campus of Fla. high school
• Boynton Beach police chief under scrutiny over arrests of officers
• NTSB releases report on Disney monorail death
• NASCAR owner Rick Hendrick hurt after plane crash landed in Key West Video
• Former Student Returns To Elementary School To Produce Labor Of Love
• Postal Service looks at closing second office in West Palm Beach and one on Singer Island
• West Palm Beach to borrow up to $9.5 million for fire stations, road work
• Lion Country Safari park looking to add 10 acres
• Palm Beach County fire chief to escort dad, other veterans on D.C. trip
• Palm Beach County fire chief to escort dad, other veterans on D.C. trip
• At $60.6 million, FPL is Palm Beach County's biggest property taxpayer
• New arts website is designed to promote downtown Lake Worth exhibits
• Boynton Beach mayor's wife seeks divorce
• Cerabino: Tolls are the future for new roads and bridges
• Area Deaths
• Florida lawmakers to fight court ruling about way they tried to privatize prisons
• Lagoon Keepers needs office space
• Promotion of woman to top job reveals IBM's diversity
• Palm Beach County cities may soon track lobbyists
• Boca's Lynn University to host presidential debate in October 2012
• Looking for umbrella-free trick-or-treat alternatives? Fairgrounds, malls in Boca, Boynton oblige
• Could forgiving a murderer bring family some comfort?
• Could letting go of anger help Sittons cope with grief?
• Vero couple hospitalized after camper, SUV roll over on turnpike in Broward
• Steve Jobs' final words revealed by his sister
• County firefighters battling house fire in Lake Park
• Miami mayor on speeding officer: "No one should drive 120 miles per hour"
• ArtVision exhibits Rolling Stone photographer Robert Altman's photographs
• Madoff wife, son say they knew nothing of scheme
• Caridad Asensio, migrant worker advocate, dies at 79
• Daylight Saving Time: When do we turn back our clocks this year?
• JetBlue employee run over by jet bridge
• Feds to probe ordeal of travelers stuck on planes at Conn. airport
• Flooding clogs streets in Broward County
• Dreyfoos School of Arts Muse Wins Big in Columbia Scholastic Press Association Awards
• Local Businesses Support Lincoln Elementary Students
• Fire injures animals in suburban Lantana
• Red Cross helping fire victims in suburban Lantana
• Fire-damaged home in suburban West Palm Beach had disabled smoke detector
• NASA chooses PBSC student to work on prototype rover
• Owner of fire-damaged home in suburban West Palm Beach had disabled smoke detector Video
• Area Deaths
• Street painters misspell school street sign, in school zone
• Area Deaths
• Challengers hope business backing carries them in Lake Worth election
• Police: Fla. pizza workers burned down rival store
• Area Deaths
• Area Deaths
• Boynton Beach man dies after his vehicle strikes a tree
• Park Vista’s Annual Auto Show
• The determination of Gabby DeSouza, the teen who lost part of her leg in boat accident
• The determination of Gabby DeSouza, the teen who lost part of her leg in boat accident
• Rain isn't enough to dampen Moonfest revelry
• West Palm struggles to boost its water supply, but county and regulators grow wary
• Cerabino: 13 years later, Halloween ring saga resonates
• Lake Worth officially opens new water plant
• Four rescued from overnight fire near West Palm Beach
• Boosterthon Fun Run Gets Students Moving At Two North Area Elementary Schools
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps - Orientations
• In Your Community -- Saturday
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Lantana anthrax widow settles $50 million lawsuit against federal government
• Palm Beach County Commission districts being redrawn; high-end Ibis community in play
• Lake Worth plans park on North H Street with exercise equipment, native plants
• Palm Beach County begins talks to take over failing Glades utility in likely costly bailout
• Water plant project set for vote in Jupiter
• Boca Raton woman buys winning scratch-off ticket worth $500,000
• School for autistic children slated to replace American Orchid Society near Delray Beach
• Powerball jackpot soars past $200 million
• Powerball jackpot soars past $200 million - will you play?
• Palm Beach County Alcohol Prevention Poster Contest Invites All Students In Palm Beach County
• Palm Springs Community Middle to Honor Veterans at Fall Concert
• 'Dolphin Tale' Real-life Rescuer Visits Jupiter Middle
• Read With Your Child: November is Families Read Together Month
• Palm Beach County’s Learn Green Conference And Expo Features More than 80 Exhibitors
• World Renowned Authors Visit Palm Beach County Schools
• In Your Community -- Friday
• North Palm Beach considers makeover to Old Port Cove's yacht club
• Volunteers spruce up home with fresh coat of paint
• Appellate court rules against Boca Raton attorney in estate battle
• Boynton's Ruth Jones Cottage could open as restaurant this winter
• Starting Tuesday, Palm Beach County city and town officials must report job gifts of $100 or more
• Lake Worth marks new water plant
• PBIA radar to stay, as FAA changes course and opts against moving system to Miami
• Area Deaths
• 'No swimming' advisory lifted for Lantana Beach
• Proposed RaceTrac gas station given second chance at county approval
• Hagen Ranch Road office project vote tabled
• Lighthouse ArtCenter opens a Guild Gallery at Midtown in Palm Beach Garderns
• Forgetful motel patron returns, tries to rent same Kissimmee room: ‘I know there is crack in the freezer’
• Commuter warning: First lady's Broward County visit could impact traffic
• Man to cop: I robbed Key Largo bank four years ago
• Cops: Teen had 30 pounds of cocaine in cake-mix boxes at Miami's airport
• Authorities ID motorcyclist who died in suburban West Palm Beach wreck; he was not wearing helmet
• Needs Remain At Bak Despite Recent MSOA Foundation Grants
• Cypress Trails Elementary Thanks Best Buy
• Sunrise Park Elementary Fifth Grade Students Pay It Forward This Halloween Season
• Howell L. Watkins Middle School Educators Say 'Help Us Help Your Child'
• Cerabino: Politicians ought to put brakes on NASCAR tax cut
• Palm Beach Daily News: Ruth and Bernie Madoff attempted suicide, she tells '60 Minutes'
• Occupy Palm Beach County protesters praise West Palm Beach police for peaceful tactics
• West Palm Beach residents urge U.S. Postal Service not to close Northwood station
• West Palm administrator Ed Mitchell a candidate for Sarasota County's top job
• A second chance to go home
• West Palm police ratify contract; fire talks stall
• Wetlands restoration panel worries over loss of money for monitoring
• Wine Glass Chic is the place to stop for bridal ideas
• "Men of Dadeland, A Girl's Night Out" is a must for local ladies
• Eleven Century Village centenarians celebrate their birthdays
• Komen South Florida Race for the Cure® celebrates 21st anniversary
• Jupiter couple not happy with mangrove settlement, fine extension granted
• No swimming advisory posted for Lantana Beach
• Police clear out park over taken by Occupy Orlando group
• Boeing's spaceship to be assembled at Kennedy Space Center
• PETA says SeaWorld is engaging in 'slavery' with whales
• Long-lost man, thought slain by John Wayne Gacy, found living in South Florida
• NTSB: Fuel problem likely caused turnpike plane crash in Broward County
• ATM scanner scammer is first aggravated white collar crime conviction in Palm Beach County
• Boynton Beach police say woman might have abandoned man, 91, at hospital
• Reduce ambulance service? Maybe in Delray Beach
• South Boynton Walmart opens, providing more than 200 local jobs
• Florida laws for displaying exotic animals among nation's toughest
• Occupy Wall Street demonstrators target Fort Lauderdale boat show
• Cerabino: Marco Rubio panders to tea party with 'exile' tale
• Broward approves sloped runway after 25 years of fighting over airport's expansion
• Occupy Palm Beach County protests wealth gap in sight of one of wealthiest towns
• West Palm girds for Moonfest crowds Saturday; more than 70,000 people expected
• Jupiter looks to limit ways vehicles can be parked on residential property
• Curiosity drives woman to explore, preserve and counsel
• Building Habitat homes a family affair for Capitol Lighting company
• Area Deaths
• Boynton woman drew from life experiences in writing first novel
• South Sports: Ryan Lynch of Boynton Beach won the Boys Overall division in the South Florida PGA Ju
• Central Sports: Story Shaw of West Palm Beach finished third in the South Florida PGA Junior Tour
• Fundraiser puts West Palm Beach's McKeen Residence in public eye
• Lantana activist continues to help improve conditions in hometown
• Passion for flying drives oldest, youngest members of Treasure Coast paraglider area club
• Port St. Lucie Bengals make Cincinnati pros look like cubs
• TCoast Sports: Eva Baraschi of Port St. Lucie won the Girls Overall division in the PGA Junior Tour
• Professional rodeo rides back into Indiantown
• Palm Beach County Commissioner Santamaria pays constituents' environmental group memberships
• Dead man found in suburban Lake Worth; search for wife underway
• Decomposing man's body found in bathtub in suburban Lake Worth home; search for wife underway
• Lake Worth CRA wins award for luring Publix downtown
• Southerners treated to rare view of Aurora Borealis northern lights
• Tornado shatters homes and lives in Sunrise
• Casey Anthony trial: Names of jurors revealed
• Occupy Palm Beach still holding ground downtown West Palm Beach
• Occupy Palm Beach protesters remain at waterfront, say mayor somewhat supportive
• Palm Beach County Alcohol Prevention Poster Contest Kick-off Program
• Roosevelt Middle School Holds Open House To Introduce Prospective Students to Magnet Programs
• Lake Worth mayoral candidates debate fire tax
• Cerabino: Stuart candidate's ex alerts voters he runs nude
• Inspector general launches audit of multi-city police radio system after concerns it won't work
• Circus rolls into West Palm Beach featuring a human cannonball, exotic animals and a finger-stand artist
• Judge blocks Florida governor's drug-testing for welfare applicants as unconstitutional
• Area Deaths
• When the word 'spouse' took on new meaning
• Spunky 94-year-old douses fire at Vero Beach retirement community
• Bicyclist hospitalized, critical after weekend accident with van in suburban West Palm
• Laura Kerzner presents inspired work in WITVA show at Gardens City Hall
• Candidates to debate in Lake Worth tonight
• Man sought for syringe theft at Boca veterinarian clinic
• Man sought for syringe theft at Boca veterinary clinic
• Bak Principal Elizabeth Kennedy Named One Of America’s Best K-8 Principals
• Dreyfoos Combines Shakespeare and The Moody Blues
• Visitors Bureau gives Boynton Beach a breezy slogan, website
• West Palm Beach's looming pullout from using OpenSky police radio stirs anger
• Riviera Beach church provides safe haven for victims of human trafficking
• Settlement for South Florida tomato pickers leads to dispute among their advocates
• POST COVERAGE Migrant labor lawsuit
• Area Deaths
• Jupiter's new solar-powered trash bins already having effect across Florida
• Baseball player hospitalized after collision during game at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter
• Police encounters missed 'pure evil' in multi-state abuse case
• Lake Worth buys radar recorder to track speeding
• Palm Beach Gardens has bevy of projects planned or under way
• No slowdown seen in arrests, detentions, despite stated change in immigration policy
• 'Occupy' movement expands into West Palm Beach
• Riviera Beach teens learn about horses, strange smells and all
• New idea floated for disposing Wellington's horse manure
• Missing pregnant Riviera Beach woman found at medical facility
• School Board Seeks Public Input On Proposed Board Members’ Districts
• Starlight Cove’s Michael Kane Named Florida’s Elementary School Counselor Of The Year
• Palm Springs Community Middle School Fall Concert Theme: Our Current and Past Heroes-the American Veterans
• Heritage Elementary School Students Set for Vocabulary Behavior Incentive Day
• Jupiter Middle School Of Technology To Hold Choice Program Open House
• Three Palm Beach County Schools Take Top Honors At State Media Festival
• School District Seeking Public Input On Americans With Disabilities Act Update
• Florida’s Largest Student Film Competition Offers $10,000 In Cash Awards And A Movie Premiere
• The Education Network Earns Another Emmy Nomination
• In Your Community -- Saturday
• U.S. pullout from Iraq long overdue, Palm Beach County veterans agree
• Postal Service considering merging two West Palm Beach post offices
• Barahona judge goes after gag-order violators
• Top BSO official agrees to pay $30,000 in Rothstein bankruptcy case
• Oceanographer stresses importance of protecting world's seas
• Authorities identify man, 67, found dead in suburban Gardens; seeking next of kin
• Priest's 'horrific sexual acts' in 1970s destroyed young boy, new suit alleges
• Girl Scouts helping to make sure Wellington park air stays clean
• Reward offered after cats found dead in crate in pond
• Philip Morris, RJR win round in Fla. smoker suits
• Renowned Zen Master Shodo Harada presents at the Morikami
• Seven arrested in stolen-gold crackdown in Broward
• Man accused in Marion sex assaults to remain in jail without bond
• Community Developmental Screening Clinic
• Teens, ‘Tweens, and Technology: Strategies For Staying Safe From The Dangers of Life Online
• 'Soar Like the Eagles' - Prospective Students Ride Airplane To Learn About Aviation Careers Available At Boynton Beach High
• Women's Empowerment Seminar At Vickers House South
• Winners Of Hispanic Heritage Month Contest
• Missing Palm Beach Gardens man unharmed found in Titusville
• In Your Community -- Friday
• Royal Palm Beach OKs having paint removed from 100 village sidewalks
• Oil-rich Libya faces daunting challenges after Gadhafi's death, FAU scholars say
• Gadhafi's death stirs Palm Beach woman's memories of uncle who died over Lockerbie
• Cerabino: Lost phone number has lonely senior searching for Ellen
• Wellington man wins $1 million Mega Money jackpot
• Man, 81, succumbs to injuries suffered when Palm Springs officer's vehicle struck him
• Casino leases delayed in Lake Worth over prospective tenants' demands
• Casey Anthony: Hearing over, judge to decide deposition issue within 10 days
• Orlando girl, 14, accused of cutting fellow student during school bus fight
• Bob Lappin & The Palm Beach Pops celebrate 20th Season Anniversary with a reception
• Promoters planning Miami Beach version of 'Freaknik' in March
• DNA links Florida prison inmate to 2009 Miramar triple homicide, police say
• Missing Riviera Beach boy, 12, found safe
• West Palm water bill letter all wet; it gets watering days backwards
• Do you know this man? Boynton Beach police say 80-year-old doesn't know who he is
• Everybody’s A Teacher Initiative: Improving Education For Palm Beach County Youth In Foster Care
• Winners of the Hispanic Heritage Month Essay Contest
• Art Work From Kindergarten Students At Hammock Pointe Elementary On Display At Nature Center Art Gallery
• Manatee Elementary Reads For The Record
• School District of Palm Beach County Supports National Food Day
• Planning board rejects Related Group's condo plan as too big for area
• Children of immigrants sue Florida education officials over tuition rates
• Area Deaths
• Police seek help identifying older man at Bethesda Memorial Hospital in Boynton Beach
• Palm Beach County business leaders unveil 220-step plan for economic growth, sustainability
• Lake Worth stops mailings to renters due to confusion about letter's content
• Palm Beach County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Palm Beach County
• Attorney Gary to file discrimination suit against Palm Beach
• Yellow Cab drivers on strike at PBIA over fees
• Motorcyclist killed in 5-car collision on I-95 in Fort Lauderdale
• You'll go nuts for the Coconut Palm Inn Florida Keys
• Lake Worth postpones decision on paying for railroad crossing work
• Tornado hits West Broward County, damage minor, no injuries reported
• Report: Brevard County man screams 'You're all going to die' aboard Southwest flight
• Gov. Scott releases state professors’ salaries
• Florida Keys schools canceled due to severe weather
• Delray Beach plans legal challenge against price of ethical oversight
• County's first yeshiva opens to rabbinical scholars at Chabad of East Boca
• Vivacious Boynton Beach senior launches dating service for peers
• South Sports: Tribe 15 Platinum volleyball team place fifth in national championship
• New date still a go for the Family Jamboree at Indian River County Fairgrounds
• Search company wants Casey Anthony to pay them for Caylee searches
• CRA hopes to turn Pleasant City into arts mecca
• Handmade gifts characterize West Palm woman's presents to family and friends
• 10 ways to celebrate Halloween in the Vero Beach area
• Rubber surfaces will make three Wellington playground safer
• Recovering from football injury, Wellington weightlifter discovers his passion
• West Sports: The inaugural Every Pedal Counts raised $30,000 for Kids Cancer Foundation
• "Mall-O-Ween" at the Town Center Mall in Boca Raton: Trick or Treat in style
• North Sports: Thirty members of the Jaguars Triathlon Youth Club competed in recent competition
• Palm City's Fall Fest full of music, fun for the kids
• Palm Beach Central High Raises Funds to Build School for Victims of Genocide
• PGA Tour Player To Make Charitable Donation To Help Special Needs Children
• Palm Beach County Mathematics Enthusiast Named Florida Mathematics Educator Of The Year
• Boynton Beach High Presents Turning The Page - A Literacy Event To Motivate Family Involvement
• Palm Beach County Students Win Florida School Bus Safety Week Poster Contest
• Enchanted Forest at Pine Jog Elementary Promises Fun For The Whole Family
• Palm Beach County endorses potential reservoir, water-sharing deal with Broward County
• Boynton Beach to boost up branding
• Jupiter town council to ask state for authority to fine people who cut down mangroves without a permit
• Lake Worth gives final approval for fire assessment on property owners
• Cerabino: Hey, tourists: Ditch Wall Street for Worth Avenue
• 'Nothing left to save': Tequesta tearing down historic railroad depot
• Palm Beach County Commission actions today
• Palm Beach County: force e-tailers to pay Florida tax, so shops that charge it can compete
• Silver alert issued for missing 71-year-old West Palm Beach man
• Silver alert issued for missing West Palm Beach man, 71
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach County to sue state over gun law penalties
• Deep-sea diver talk to benefit Juno's Marinelife Center
• Lake Worth to consider tenants for Casino building
• New Palm Springs Walmart bringing 300 jobs
• Get your boat motor running: Indian River County boat ramps
• 2nd Annual Latin American Food and Wine Festival
• Engineering Family Fun Day Promotes Young Students Interest In Math And Science
• No Child Left Behind Public Accountability Reports Available to Public
• In Your Community -- Tuesday
• Ex-Boynton Beach commissioner files appeal against lobbying fine
• Greenacres OK's day-care center at 10th Avenue North
• Cerabino: St. Lucie County couple get sweetheart deal on wedding reception
• Congressman West second among incumbent fundraisers in GOP
• Second case of dengue fever reported in Palm Beach County
• Brockovich-related firm ends Acreage cancer probe, local firm still on board, however
• County putting up fence at park near Boynton inlet to keep thieves away
• Hazmat teams and rescue units stop natural gas leak in Delray Beach
• 'Monster fish' tale ends in conviction of former Palm Beach County man
• Can a cellphone really put a flight at risk?
• Some South Florida students defy dress codes with "bellies and bottoms" out
• Police are winning the pill mill battle, but heroin may fill the void, authorities say
• Report: Feds to investigate California skydiving sex act
• Halloween arrives early at local galleries
• School Advisory Council (SAC) Meeting Dates
• Two Palm Beach County Schools Vie In National GLEE 'Give A Note' Competition
• Interactive Safety Fairs To Educate Students About Responsible Driving
• Four found chained in basement formerly lived in West Palm Beach, Philadelphia police say
• Area Deaths
• Budget cuts will keep Palm Beach County schools from giving out flu shots
• New seniors' flu shot carries extra jolt for immune system
• Jupiter, inlet district balk at county request to pay $300,000 to restore Carlin Park sand dunes
• Palm Beach Gardens GreenMarket a whirl of tastes, aromas and crowds on opening weekend
• Federal grant worth $23.2 million to bring new homes to central Lake Worth
• Dead newborn found aboard Carnival cruise ship
• Teams walk for Down syndrome in suburban Lake Worth
• Motorcyclist dies after crashing, falling over I-95 flyover in Palm Beach Gardens
• "Balls" good for the (active) body
• Florida Bar honors Post reporter's work
• County land deal Hardly a steal
• County land deal for Lake Park marina parking lot hardly a steal
• Family Drug Court helps addicts reunite with their children
• State-backed law firm struggling; Gov. Scott wants to restart from scratch
• Palm Beach County detectives seeking physicians to help with elderly scam victirms
• Area Deaths
• Local families spread awareness of Rett syndrome
• HomeSafe kids' art/photo exhibit on display starting Tuesday
• New details in FBI investigation of suspected bomb materials at home in Ibis
• Four children, one adult hospitalized after Greenacres apartment fire
• 'Occupy' rallies gain momentum in Palm Beach County
• Suncoast High’s First 'College Fair and College Prep Night' An Overwhelming Success
• Learn To Speak English! English Classes For Speakers of Other Languages ESOL
• Training: 'Understanding Alzheimer's Disease at Vickers House South
• Women's Empowerment Seminar at Vickers House South
• In Your Community -- Saturday
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Delray Beach man with Alzheimer's disease found 60 miles from where he went missing
• Fire-Rescue crews save man whose boat was sinking in Wellington canal
• Heavy rain predicted near Lake O, bringing hope for water supply in dry season
• Simulator shows Palm Beach Atlantic students dangers of texting, drinking while driving
• At long last, Dippolito divorce is final
• Two arrested for burglaries involving firearms in Jupiter, Boca Raton
• Greenacres to consider site plan for day-care center
• Service center to help businesses opened in Wellington
• Mangrove cutters have until Oct. 27 to respond to fine
• Wellington condo association sues exterminator over termites
• School treasurer might face charges for $18,500 missing from Glades Central
• Mass transit catching on in Palm Beach County, even with gas prices lower
• West Palm water supply bolstered in advance of drought
• Police seek relatives of man found dead in woods in The Acreage
• Suspected Jackboyz member sentenced in conspiracy case
• FAU students rally for Occupy College movement
• Delray Beach firefighters respond to hazardous chemical spill
• Natural Interactions opens in the Art Gallery at Eissey Campus
• Seattle 'superhero' dons mask to enter courtroom Video of Phoenix Jones
• Drama Teacher Living Bigger And Brighter With Cancer
• Former Classroom Teacher Association (CTA) President Robert Dow To Be Honored/Remembered at Memorial Celebration
• Suncoast High Students Featured On National News Program
• Seminole Trails Elementary Students Win Educational Media Award
• North Palm Beach won't move up village elections to January
• Next school superintedent must do more to close gaps between students, speakers tell board
• To regain annual pay raises, West Palm police union set to give up some pension cash
• Dina's healthy lifestyle: "Chunkie Dunkies" and "eating with good sense"
• Gov. Scott appoints two Palm Beach County lawyers appointed to Health Care District board
• Nearly 700 people show up to Riviera Beach job fair for former felons
• Budget woes notwithstanding, money from vacant position pays bonus for Palm Beach County Commission aide
• West Palm Beach woman took $10,000 to enter sham marriage, U.S. Attorney says.
• Palm Beach Lakes student arrested for having handgun on campus
• 'No Swimming' advisory lifted for Riviera Beach's Phil Foster Park
• An appreciation of the remarkable Roy Rood
• Despite being homeless, vet given burial he deserved
• Man convicted of second-degree murder outside suburban West Palm Beach Walmart
• Baseball cap leads to suspected Delray and Boynton bank robbers
• Where do you want to GoGo? St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum
• NTSB: Engine failed on plane that crash-landed on turnpike
• Jupiter man charged in death of 28-day-old daughter
• Children will get chance to design new park in Palm Springs
• First case of dengue fever reported in Palm Beach County
• Ex-officer: State attorney dropped charges to get votes
• Donald Trump to buy Doral resort for $170 million
• Boca Raton removed car stuck in beach pavilion Thursday
• Brothers held in Deerfield Beach car burglary spree appear in court
• Guanabanas restaurant gets preliminary approval to buy town-owned land
• Florida's college prepaid tuition soars to $49,293 for a newborn
• Superintendent’s 1st Graduation and Suspension Reduction Task Force Of The Year To Meet
• Tea Party Leader: Cain Wins Debate
• Palm Beach Opera Celebrates National Opera Week
• Jupiter board endorses land sale to restaurant that would bring restrooms to town's public dock
• Woman injured as vehicle collides with train in Boca Raton
• Lake Okeechobee level likely too low to avert West Palm Beach drought
• Concept praised, cost questioned on burying A1A power lines in Jupiter
• Rome Hartman, local radio and TV pioneer, dies at age 87
• Cerabino: Irked at a driver? File a complaint form
• Parents, teachers watch changes to how FCAT is scored
• 3 doctors plead guilty to pill mill charges
• 2 doctors, clinic manager plead guilty to pill mill charges
• West Palm may put longer commission terms up for public vote
• Area Deaths
• Engine-building gives retired technician charge
• Greenacres wins national award for youth programs
• School board sets salary range, experience required for next superintendent
• Man accused of phony breast exams strikes deal with prosecutors
• Small plane crashes on Florida's Turnpike near Hollywood Boulevard
• Car stuck in Boca beach pavilion is only thing holding up structure's roof
• South Sports: Arthritis Foundation hosts seated tai chi classes at Ruth Rales Weisman Center in Delr
• Butterfly sanctuary created at Boynton's library
• Authorities: Royal Palm-Acreage family that survived boating accident will likely not be charged
• SMART move: West Palm biker plans to pedal 165 miles for CAP
• Central Sports: Greater Palm Beaches Women's Slow Pitch Softball needs players, teams
• Bridges draws crowds to Greenacres community center
• The Acreage to get community center
• Swimmers warned to avoid sewage-contaminated waters at Phil Foster Park in Riviera Beach
• Foreign business delegates scouting Palm Beach County for relocation and trade ties
• West Sports: Wellington Wrestling club earned seven medals at USA Wrestling tourney
• Dreyfoos teen from Jupiter has montage photo in D.C. exhibit
• High-flying gift for Acreage teen cancer patient: Goodyear Blimp ride
• Boynton Beach High Dimensional Harmony (DH) Choir To Perform at Carnegie Hall
• Department of Education to Host Rule Development Workshop on Standard Setting for New State Assessments
• Free Helmets At The Palm Beach County Safety And Wellness Fair
• Retired lawyer Benjamin Frank to chair Palm Beach County health board
• West Palm Beach's water supply could dry up by spring
• Lantana tacks on $600,000 storage fee to Palm Beach County bridge project
• Palm Beach raises cost of parking tickets despite public opposition
• Boynton Beach meeting on search for new schools superintendent draws another modest turnout
• West Palm Beach opts not to change city election date
• No pay range drop for city management; maybe next year, West Palm Beach commission says
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: We won't be asking Bill Gates to fix our problems
• Police identify two Jupiter brothers involved in Sunday car crash, one of whom died
• Guanabanas seeks town park land for public restrooms, kitchen, offices
• Lake Worth discusses possibility of lengthening commission terms
• 100 dogs, cats moved after Safe Harbor sanctuary evicted from part of facility
• Orlando pastor sues 'Enquirer' over Casey Anthony story, alleging defamation
• Halloween 'Thriller' shows at Boca Raton home to go on
• Legoland Florida annual pass holders preview Winter Haven park today; official opening Saturday
• Publix recalls magazine over 'gluten-free' gaffe
• 19-year-old North Florida man gets 15 years for beating girlfriend's toddler
• Man accused of burglarizing cars at Miami's Fountainbleau resort found sleeping in one of the cars
• Broward County female cops give too much power to TV producers, public defender says
• Police seek help identifying Boynton Beach bank robber
• Fire causes $2.5 million in damages to Coral Ridge Country Club
• Suburban Lake Worth man's plea delayed in 2008 murder of cross-dressing lover
• Florida part of voluntary recall of some Lean Cuisine chicken fettuccine packages
• Lights On Afterschool Activities For October 2011
• Ballroom Dancing Provides Strong Foundation For Crystal Lakes Elementary Students
• Suncoast High To Celebrate Seniors And Help Fight Breast Cancer One Serve At A Time
• Jupiter High Debaters Begin Year With A Bang
• Showcase Of Schools To Highlight Choice Programs Throughout The County
• Women's Empowerment Seminar at Vickers House South
• Palm Beach County Art Teachers Showcased at Local Art Center
• Grisly murder victim's ex-husband: She plotted to kill with suspect Clem Beauchamp
• Cerabino: 'Occupy' protesters strength is not numbers
• Obituary: Emma Bates, Riviera Beach community activist
• Area Deaths
• Obituary: Pioneer Roy Rood helped landscape much of northern Palm Beach County
• Sea turtle nesting numbers have biologists encouraged
• Five Royal Palm Beach residents among those in tragic boating accident in the Keys
• Police officers pull driver out of burning car in Jupiter
• Modification costs at railroad tracks could cause Lake Worth street to go one-way again
• South Florida Fair wants musicians to volunteer for 100th anniversary band
• Whitey Bulger tipster was former Miss Iceland, got $2 million reward
• National initiative to get salad bars into schools not happening in Palm Beach County
• Jupiter councilman suggests pursuing criminal charges against mangrove cutters
• Palm Beach County Clerk's Office collecting used cell phones for domestic violence victims
• West Palm Beach woman, 82, identified as passenger who died in Sunday night car crash
• Palm Beach Gardens Police seeking clues in security guard's murder
• Boynton Beach presents coastal life and tropical images
• Insurers use social media to investigate claims
• Man killed by propellers after fall from boat in Miami-Dade identified
• ID theft skyrocketing in South Florida; 'easier than robbing a bank,' one crook claims
• Police: Man assaults wife for not 'liking' his Facebook status
• Owners baffled by theft of 50-foot-long Pa. bridge
• Illegal Cuban migration, after years of decline, is up again
• Learn To Speak English! English Classes for Speakers of Other languages
• Thirty-Four Schools Earn Money In New Energy Conservation Incentive Program
• In Your Community - Monday
• Length of yellow traffic lights not same at all intersections with red-light cameras
• Heavy winds blamed for power failure in Lake Worth
• Lifeguard vanished in surf, found with possible head injury two hours later
• Lake Worth's Guatemalan-Maya Center may be required to move in March
• Mall at Wellington Green, which changed west county's face, marks 10th anniversary of opening
• Area Deaths
• Coffee's tops at Harold's; chocolate coming to the Convention Center
• About 500 walk in Out of the Darkness 5K to raise awareness of suicide-prevention programs
• No 'red flags' with OpenSky police radios until final year of final term, Frankel says
• Sheriff's office seeks next of kin to man who died after being struck by car
• One person, one dog rescued from house fire in Boynton Beach
• In Your Community - Sunday
• Tots bust a move, sort of, in Jupiter hip-hop class
• Former mayor Lois Frankel laments departure of police chief Delsa Bush but says Mayor Muoio has helm
• Police seek information in fatal beating of security guard in Palm Beach Gardens
• Firing of Health Care District internal watchdog under investigation
• 'Occupy Wall Street' movement stages first rally in Palm Beach County
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Casino sued for turning a blind eye to disability
• Benefit raises money for Palm Beach Gardens boy with pancreatic cancer
• Disguised Casey Anthony answers few questions, takes Fifth in civil-suit deposition
• Officials clear out Miami-Dade animal shelter due to ‘cat plague’
• Man shot and killed by police after Miami machete attack
• U.S. Army dad home from Iraq, surprises children at Boca school
• Many health-care workers shun flu shots
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Gov. Scott unveils his version of Everglades restoration; reaction mixed
• Tequesta woman sentenced to 20 years in Jupiter crash that killed two construction workers
• West Palm's scene spotters use Twitter
• Palm Beach Gardens charter school struggling with only 13 students
• Parents of Wayne Treacy say victim Josie Lou Ratley was 'bully' before attack
• Area synagogues welcome interfaith families and offer services to accommodate them
• Boynton CRA tries to decide what to do with cash windfall
• Steve Jobs, Disney's biggest shareholder after it bought Pixar, helped revitalize media giant
• Lance Warley: Nature photographer extraordinaire
• South Florida sex therapist ordered to stop treating women
• Cops say goodbye to Crown Victorias and are in the market for new cars
• Jupiter couple fined $43,100 for illegal mangrove removal
• FBI, West Palm police investigate suspicious substance found at country-club home
• FBI, police investigate suspicious substance at home in Ibis community
• Authorities find missing Lake Worth woman who suffers from dementia
• PBC elections supervisor counting on electronic transmissions to speed voting results
• Man rams police car, flips pickup truck
• Judge denies bond for Jupiter woman accused of shooting, killing ex-husband
• Jacksonville man dies diving off Big Pine Key
• CityPlace Publix in West Palm Beach sells Fantasy 5 ticket worth more than $104,000
• 17-year-old grandson of Riviera Beach mayor dies from spider bite complications
• Ethics commission rejects two complaints from Mangonia Park's Addie Greene
• Teen helps save friend from drowning in Boynton Inlet
• Suncoast High Teacher Receives Prestigious Yale Educator Award
• Watson B. Duncan Middle Offers Students A Well-Rounded Education
• Woman, children safe after car lands in West Palm Beach's Clear Lake
• Man hospitalized after being struck by vehicle in Lake Worth
• Paraplegic Vietnam vet lives full life, inspires injured troops
• Bush out immediately as West Palm police chief; two captains to run department
• Royal Palm Beach wants county to acquire last right-of-way needed to extend Roebuck Road
• Inspector general tells Palm Beach Gardens she seeks efficiency as well as fights corruption
• Cerabino: I want to announce my intention not to run for office
• Water supply already low - and dry season has just begun
• West Palm Beat: Bush steps down as police chief
• Grandson of Riviera Beach mayor dies after being bit by spider
• 1,000 job seekers show up for PBSC fair in Palm Beach Gardens
• Book event brings civic leaders to classes to read to kids
• Health cash fight looms, medicaid costs expected to go higher
• Jupiter woman charged with husband's murder in upscale Admiral's Cove neighborhood
• Appeals court: Florida can cancel driver handbook contract
• In Your Community -- Thursday
• Census revises, lowers number of same-sex couples in Florida
• Lake Worth mayor to pass on candidate forums due to 'vicious, personal attacks'
• Sons of Jupiter man killed by school bus sue school board
• Boynton to search for new city manager, but job might fall to interim
• Jupiter might ask state to give town mangrove regulation authority
• Environmental groups win ruling against rock-mining expansion in Palm Beach County
• Greenacres woman charged in death of son, 3, hit by truck while left unattended
• Coupon-usage clinic set for Lake Worth on Saturday
• Chlorine smell, taste might be noticed in Wellington water starting next week
• Reassignment Window For Second Semester Requests Now Open
• Mother charged with neglect after son struck, killed by truck
• Former commissioner Katz fined; Boynton says he lobbied without registering
• Water war flares over city usage
• Cerabino: Lawmaker wants state to reinstate dwarf tossing
• Italian food's fine at Spencer Square; big produce coming to West Palm Beach
• Problems finding space for students to eat lunch vex G-Star School of the Arts
• 'Occupy Wall Street' posts list of demands to Congress online
• County inspector general cites flawed selection process in Palm Beach Gardens
• Federal grants awarded to Palm Beach County charities to prevent homelessness
• Giant religious cross houses a cell phone tower in Lake Worth
• 'Occupy' groups emerge on South Florida's political left to protest income gap, Wall Street abuses
• Elegant Lady in Lake Worth is the place to stop for design and alterations
• Lake Worth to go back to four-hour downtown parking after merchants complain
• Neighbors rescue Deerfield Beach girl being mauled by her pit bull
• A 20th-century spitfire helped to perfect Delray Beach
• Trial date set for Wayne Treacy in beating of Josie Lou Ratley; attorney plans insanity defense
• Not-so-clean getaway? 2 alleged burglars caught at suburban Lake Worth car wash
• In Your Community -- Wednesday
• Delray marks its centennial with medley of events
• South Sports: Boca's Don Law has been named 2011 SFPGA golf professional of the year
• Central Sports: The Arthritis Foundation's annual walk takes place Nov. 12 at John Prince Park
• Future bright for better lighting in West Palm's Coleman Park
• West Sports: Wellington's Nick Israel set national bench press record at championships
• Pembroke Pines charity rescues horses, including second tallest in U.S.
• Seminole Ridge's Construction Academy building Habitat home
• Construction vehicle thief arrested after getaway ends in ruin
• Football players put rivalries aside for anti-violence rally
• North Sports: Gardens resident Jon Arthur has been named 2011 SFPGA assistant professional of the ye
• Teen charged with rape of 11-year-old Broward County girl
• Outreach program in Belle Glade enriches au pair's U.S. adventure
• Hoax marketing sting nets 100 fugitives in Chicago area
• TCoast Sports: PGA Village reopens is Wanamaker course to the public
• Stuart man says he's not a hero, was just trying to save his friend
• A Unique Art Gallery welcomes Barbara Bailey and Durga Garcia
• Jupiter approves loan to help New Zealand business open office here
• Dreyfoos Student's Photograph Selected by for National Exhibit
• Non-Anesthetic Dental Cleanings Available at Healing ARTS Veterinary Center
• Healing ARTS Veterinary Center Welcomes Dr. Wendy Lavalle and Hope Animal Cancer Clinic
• Key West meets Nantucket at Lake Park's historic Pelican Cafe
• Decision on fire assessment in Lake Worth delayed due to split vote
• Boynton Beach puts prime city-owned properties worth as much as $3.28 million up for sale
• Rows of empty seats at superintendent meeting in Delray Beach
• Boca Raton cracks down on neighborhood Halloween show
• Purple lights to illuminate Lake Worth's City Hall as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Palm Beach County Commission chairwoman tells students ban on leaf blowers unlikely
• Ban on leaf blowers unlikely, Palm Beach County Commission chairwoman tells students
• Palm Beach Gardens mayor to run for county commission seat
• Cerabino: Of mice and meningitis: Giant pests multiplying in South Florida
• Palm Beach County: Okeechobee Blvd. median will stay weedy near Royal Palm Beach
• Judge won't dismiss lawsuit against Apollo 14 astronaut
• Benjamin School to unveil high-tech TV news studio
• Area Deaths
• Cocaine washes ashore in Fort Pierce
• Halloween season day trip: SeaWorld’s Spooktacular
• Evening on the Avenues returns to Lake Worth Friday
• Free health screenings to be offered in Lake Worth Saturday
• Palm Beach County to embark on bailout talks for struggling Glades water utility
• Palm Beach County considers $1 million fix for vote counting delays
• Plans for anti-Wall Street protests spread to South Florida
• Anti-Wall Street protests spread to Lake Worth, heads to Fort Lauderdale, Miami
• Deland-area 'son of Elvis' accused of abusing disabled, elderly dad with lit cigarette
• West Palm Beach Police Chief Delsa Bush resigns; effective Jan. 1
• In Your Community -- Tuesday
• Scripps' Jupiter campus gets $125,000 grant to help smokers kick habit; $50 million may follow
• Cuba accuses Radio/TV Martí of engaging in ‘cyberwar’ with text-messaging system
• West Palm Beach Police Chief Delsa Bush resigns
• Florida Hispanic Republican leaders want national party to boycott Univision debate
• ESPN drops Hank Williams song after Obama Hitler comment
• ESPN drops Hank Williams song after Obama comment
• Authorities: Suburban Lake Worth apartment fire began when man fell asleep smoking
• Town Hall Meeting Set For PBC County Schools Superintendent Search
• Forest Park Elementary IB World School First Graders Video Conference With Louisiana First Graders
• Food-stamp use triples as local despair grows
• Authorities: Missing, endangered suburban West Palm Beach man, 63, found
• Scripps scientist among Nobel Prize winners
• Seniors steamed over $11K walk-in tub sales
• Schools might pay Riviera Beach pastor less than ordered
• Judge: Polo magnate's trusts off limits in lawsuit over car crash death of man, 23
• Modest turnout still delivers on ideas of who should be next Palm Beach County schools superintendent
• Greenacres police, firefighters get 2 percent raises
• Palm Beach County commissioners may nix western Okeechobee Boulevard beautification project
• Cerabino: Student activists want leaf blowers to bite the dust in Palm Beach County
• Judge rules that former county commissioner Masilotti is not entitled to get back land
• Belle Glade man, 34, found guilty of shooting girlfriend in mouth, killing her
• Lake Worth public services director leaving for private sector job
• Area Deaths
• Dance, party in the streets during this year’s Jensen Beach Pineapple Festival
• Child, 2, taken to hospital after near-drowing in Loxahatchee
• West Palm mayor, police chief to meet Tuesday on differences on police radio system
• Top botanical gardens, environmental centers in the Vero Beach area
• Boynton sitting on $5.4 million in land, but staff recommends not selling
• Group of college students wants to ban leaf blowers in Palm Beach County
• Legoland keeps hints of Cypress Gardens -- with a Lego touch
• Hundreds gather for funeral of former Broward Sheriff Nick Navarro
• $89k richer: One of two winning Fantasy 5 tickets sold in suburban Boca Raton
• Two South Florida job fairs scheduled for Monday
• Former Gov. Kirk eulogized as historic figure and as doting grandfather
• Funeral services for former Gov. Claude Kirk to be held today in Palm Beach
• Pine Jog Elementary Selected as Finalist for Florida Green School Awards
• Gumbo Limbo building new turtle tanks, exhibits
• In Your Community -- Monday
• Man missing from Riviera Beach assisted living facility
• West Palm Beach kitchen fire leaves 2 injured
• Abandoned-children center breaking ground in suburban West Palm Beach
• Sewer construction closing 10th Ave. west of Haverhill
• Pay for shrunken Palm Beach County staff up 83% in past decade
• Gang member cases: Too costly to prosecute?
• State plan to add tiger and hammerhead sharks to protected list divides anglers
• Ministry graduate to aid young moms at Joann's Cottage in Lake Park
• Boynton Beach sees hope for undeveloped eyesore
• After respite, South Florida humidity returns
• Area Deaths
• Food truck treats: simple, sweet, savory, and sophisticated wow at Mounts
• A look ahead at this week’s Vero Beach area activities: Oct. 2, 2011
• McKee Botanical Gardens celebrates Halloween with trick or treating, scarecrows
• Suspicious package was mailed to Ocean Ridge from India, Biden's brother says
• In Your Community -- Sunday
• Greenacres agency works to help needy become 'something better'
• Boynton police chief presses on after summer of scandals
• For widow, anthrax victim's fate still 'open wound'
• Decade after anthrax death, traces of fear persist
• Cerabino: GOP election rules don't apply to exceptional Florida
• Boca-based drug-sniffing dog for hire
• Boca Police Department now has a cold case website for public viewing
• West Palm Beach mayor: Ban new convenience stores on Clematis
• Jupiter police: Family member may have killed attorney
• Area Deaths
• Weekend activities in Vero Beach, Florida: Oct. 1, 2011
• Three people overcome by fumes in Hillsboro Beach
• Area welcomes October with different Oktoberfest events along the Treasure Coast
• 12,000 gather at Meyer Amphitheatre to help raise funds to battle heart disease
• 3-year-old struck by truck in suburban West Palm Beach dies of injuries
• Area Deaths
• Teen 'sexting' turns illegal in Florida starting today
• School District of Palm Beach County Joint Apprenticeship Program Is A Complete Success
• Palm Beach County Teacher Named Top Elementary Art Educator Of The Year For Florida
• Microsoft Certification Program Offered At Riviera Beach Maritime Academy
• Girl in serious condition after being struck by truck in suburban West Palm Beach
• 3-year-old dies after being struck by truck in suburban West Palm Beach
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• In your community Saturday
• With $5 million spent, West Palm Beach mayor wants to ditch faulty police radios
• Bank of America fee increase has some customers ready to switch banks
• With change in state law, guns now allowed in Palm Beach County governmental center
• Video of Casey Anthony's jailhouse reaction is released
• Boynton children's museum wins sign makeover contest
• Unacceptable behavior: What do you have to do to get thrown off a plane?
• Riviera Beach woman wins $1,426 judgment against South Florida Tea Party chairman
• Teen 'sexting' turns illegal in Florida starting on Saturday
• Wellington receives grant to help increase security
• Next on the auction block: The Scott Rothstein ‘Home Collection’
• Lake Worth swaps restaurants with Manalapan: John G's out, Callaro's in
• Man duped Home Depots out of goods worth $97,000, investigators say
• Astrid Mora's paintings express her passion
• Police: Orlando teen mom, toddler missing
• Police: Mom in critical condition after tot backs over her at Festival Bay Mall
• Man fleeing police hits pump at gas station, sparks explosion
• Teen killed in Palm Beach Gardens crash 'could do anything'
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps
• Free - Citizenship Test Preparation Classes
• Free - Seasonal Flu Shot
• Community Developmental Screening Clinic
• Is Megalodon Still Alive? New Book Reveals Evidence That It's Possible...
• Several Thousand Students and Parents Expected At Annual College and Career Fair
• Auntie Mame Launches Drama Season Of Big Productions At Boca High
• Man fleeing police hits pump at Davie gas station, sparks explosion
• In Your Community -- Friday
• West Palm Beach revises rule: Guns OK on 1st floor of city hall
• Palm Beach County policy that allowed $1.8 million overpayment in land deal targeted for change
• Cerabino: A low of 73? Feels like fall has arrived
• Area Deaths
• Democratic congressmen Hoyer, Hastings talk jobs in struggling Belle Glade
• Message to Palm Beach County youth: 'Give everything you have to be greater than yesterday'
• No Florida recession, Fed index says
• Greenacres kids spend day off learning about government
• Royal Palm might open youth sports teams to countywide membership
• Suicide doesn't end just one life. Ask the Platts of Wellington
• Remembering the wit and wisdom of Claude Kirk
• Diocese celebrates Blue Mass in honor of law enforcement officials
• Gov. Scott won't intervene in Glades utility $2M shortfall; leaving county to work on bailout
• Bystanders help Boca Raton police officers lift car to rescue pinned 6-year-old boy
• Hialeah to lose 40% of fire department to budget crunch
• When is a gun like an iPad? Miami-Dade schools police chief defends use of gun in meeting
• Woman tells police her stepfather killed her mother in West Boca Raton home
• 'The Cuban Cop': former Broward Sheriff Nick Navarro dies at 81
• Florida traffic deaths fall while pedestrian deaths climb
• Fluster factor: 'Absent-minded' travelers leave 32,000 items at South Florida airports
• Massachusetts cat with two faces lives 12 years, sets record Video
• Police: Homeless man held on flower fraud; told coupon buyers cash would benefit Boynton high school
• Apple expected to unveil new iPhone next week
• UCF students vote for 'alcohol emergency' policy after Ann Hefferin's death
• Casey Anthony: No decision on whether secret jail video to be released
• Second case of locally acquired dengue fever found in Miami-Dade
• Suspect tries to enter a Broward courthouse with loaded gun, 133 bullets
• Quantum Foundation Awards $750,000 Grant For 'New' Galaxy Elementary
• Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary Teacher To Receive ‘A Day Made Better’ Surprise
• Learn Green Conference and Expo Promises Great Resources To All Attendees
• In Your Community -- Thursday
• Jupiter considers power-line burial
• Palm Beach County spent $1.77 million above market value to buy acre in Lake Park
• After 'wild west,' Palm Beach County lobbyists face new rules
• Food trucks sprout at Mounts; Seafood Soul opens and a grocery thrives
• Area Deaths
• 26 states, Obama ask U.S. Supreme Court to settle health-care law debate
• Casey Anthony: No decision about whether secret jail video will be released
• Forest Hill renovation in Wellington begins 'beautification' stage
• Lake Worth to hold workshop on raising salaries for elected officials
• Amazon unveils Kindle Fire tablet for $199, $79 Kindle
• New app, Palm Beach Post Weather+ is available for iPhone and iPad
• Derailed freight train delays Tri-Rail
• Yacht headquarters may be new home for Miami Herald
• Delray Beach man arrested on first-degree murder charge
• Casey Anthony jail video may become public; shows her reaction to learning Caylee's body was found
• Power 96's DJ Laz linked to murder-suicide in Sunrise; the gun used may have been stolen from him
• Boca Raton financial firm's stock drops 60% after FBI raid on headquarters
• South Sports: AC Delray Redhots girls travel soccer team placed as semifinalists at a Disney qualifi
• Boynton Beach spinning instructor aspires to plant seeds of health, wellness
• West Sports: Wrestling club members Colton Macfarlane and Collin Bachi took second place each at tou
• The Glades: Clewiston chamber celebrates 63 years of service
• County's Deaf Service Center serves growing body of hearing-impaired
• Baseball's gifts to Wellington dad: Fun with son, shot at Series honor
• North Sports: Emma Cavendish, 9, of Jupiter, took first place in Ironkids National Triathlon
• North County dancer shares love of ballet with students of all ages, talents
• Jupiter Girl Scouts reap benefits of their shady project
• TCoast Sports: Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Team in Training members raised $34,000 during Nation's T
• Youngsters get a gridiron education in Port St. Lucie
• Florida treasure hunters find shipwreck off Irish coast with $210 million worth of silver
• Scuffle inside the U.N. captured on video
• More than 800 South Florida drivers cited for stealing handicapped parking spots
• Rotary Club Of West Palm Beach Honors Elementary School Principals, Awards $1,000 Grants
• Plants Are Yielding A Profit For Jupiter High School’s Agriscience Program
• Are we still 'Corruption County'? Grand jury rates policy changes after officials' downfall
• In Your Community -- Wednesday
• Postal employees protest, ask congressmen to back measure to shore up finances
• St. Cloud residents report monkey on the loose in Osceola County
• Gas station won't be built near Lake Worth
• Florida Health Care Administration trying to recoup $4 million from firm managing Medicaid mental-health services
• Jupiter synagogue, former cantor settle legal dispute
• West Palm Beach snubs county discussion on three western road extensions
• Water District seeks to stop West Palm from overdrawing wellfield
• Cerabino: GOP Senate hopeful demonstrates political masochism
• Area Deaths
• Boynton Beach sued over ban on lit billboard along Interstate 95
• Bar wins battle with Lake Worth, can stay open till 5 a.m.
• Woman duped into opening door for 'flowers' robbed of $130K in cash, jewelry
• Lake Worth to auction surplus equipment on Saturday
• Ice-cream store mascot in pointy white hood mistaken as Klan follower
• Political newcomer raises most money so far in Lake Worth races
• Ladies Night at Beads on the Avenue: make your own bracelet
• Miramar police activity leads to precautionary lockdowns at schools
• Area Deaths
• Boca Raton raises property tax rate, approves budget
• Boynton Beach Art in Public Places presents wild Florida
• Palm Beach County commissioners to hold public hearing tonight on $3.4 billion budget proposal
• Girl hit on way to Lake Worth bus stop has broken hip, concussion; no charges expected against driver
• Dead, missing cats in Parkland spark alert
• West Palm Beach spares 61 managers cuts to base salary, sparking one commissioner's ire
• Health district OK's inspector general pact, spending on nurses, uninsured; chairman to resign
• Video shows Washington monument shaking during quake; rappelling inspection today
• Three shot in home-invasion robbery at Orange apartments
• Sunrise police identify family members in fatal shooting
• X-Scream Halloween
• Target Donates $500 And Encourages Students At U. B. Kinsey/Palmview Elementary School Of The Arts
• Rotary Club Of West Palm Beach Announces Its Seventh Year Of Participation In The Dictionary Project
• Limestone Creek’s 'Cougars With Compassion' Help With International Coastal Cleanup
• In Your Community - Tuesday
• Charter school liberties intrigue district
• Fireworks light up sky over Palm Beach, downtown West Palm Beach
• Palm Springs' new budget won't change property tax rate
• Jupiter OK's restaurant despite shortage of parking spaces
• Wellington's tax rate won't change under budget adopted tonight
• Wellington to buy two electronic signs to put outside village amphitheater
• Cerabino: Etiquette rules for gunslingers inside city hall
• Health district OK's inspector general pact, spending on nurses, uninsured; chairman to resign
• West Palm Beach spares 61 managers cuts to base salary, sparking one commissioner's ire
• Water district tries to force West Palm to stop overdrawing wellfield, but city says it can't
• Evicted houseboat owner continues fight against Riviera Beach
• Area Deaths
• Tighter financial controls at schools to be discussed
• Wine and Design Showcase Event in Palm Beach Gardens
• Temple loses fight to silence cantor
• Boynton Beach police arrest man alleged to have committed a string of armed robberies in county
• Suburban Lake Worth dad sentenced to 3 years for threats to kill detective in his son's case
• Residents convince county commission to kill proposed RaceTrac station at Military and Lake Worth
• Former PBAU president sentenced for money laundering at Arkansas university
• Miami VA surgeon on UM teaching staff killed in Nepal air crash
• Fire-rescue crews contain small ammonia leak at Port of Palm Beach
• Heated dispute turns fiery in Deerfield Beach
• After fatal crash, Coral Springs school will be open Monday
• Wreck sends FHP trooper to hospital, closes Summit Blvd in suburban West Palm Beach
• Suburban West Palm man in custody after 3-hour standoff; wife, 2 children safe
• Developers once again eyeing new condominium projects
• Attorney Joseph B. Landy Of Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith, PLLC Selected For Inclusion in 2011 Edition of the Best Lawyers in America®
• Seminole Trails Elementary Is Building Better Readers
• Free Flu shots at Vickers House South
• Workshop: Personal Control of Diabetes, at Vickers House South
• Luke Barron, Olympic Heights High School Sophomore, Has Established An Organization To Help Less Fortunate Children
• 'Read For The Record' Campaign Challenges Pre-K And Kindergarten Students To Read
• JCC 2011-12 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN KICKOFF EVENT HONORS AREA VISIONARIES FOR COMMITMENT TO NEW JCC IN PALM BEACH GARDENS
• Education Foundation Presents 12th Annual Professional Development Day
• Roosevelt Middle Students’ Letter Writing Campaign Brings 2nd Response
• Divided Palm Beach County Commission finds compromise increasingly tough on budget cuts
• In Your Community - Monday
• Popular downtown West Palm Beach library takes budget hit
• Permanent oversight sought for health district
• LULA arts promotion project to foster exhibit, living spaces
• Wellington's energy-efficient complex earns a gold rating
• Area Deaths
• Expect detours around Donald Ross Road, I-95 construction in Jupiter
• Deli offers breakfast and lunch away from the crowds for less
• Lake County boy struck by car, killed
• In Your Community - Sunday, Sept. 24
• Dispute over Jupiter mangrove fine may be decided this week
• Cerabino: Biden breakfast brings local commuters to a halt
• South Florida WWII veterans honored with free trip to Washington
• Riverwalk, exasperated by West Palm Beach water plant failures, seeks to dig its own wells
• Protestors gather in Lake Worth to oppose Keystone pipeline
• In rebuke to Rick Perry, Herman Cain wins Florida Republican straw poll
• In rebuke to Perry, Cain wins Florida straw poll
• Senior lobby pounces on Obama's economic plan
• Senior lobby pounces on Obama plan
• Storm leaves Lake Worth residents without power
• Renovated Palm Beach County Library opens to public
• $37 million West Palm Beach water plant doomed by costly chemicals, city failures
• Teenager killed in collision with truck, school damaged
• More than 100 cats taken from Hialeah home
• New shelter guidelines could be costly for Palm Beach County and state
• Casey Anthony's bill for search for Caylee rises to more than $217,000
• Possibly fatal crash closes part of southbound Interstate 95 near Boynton Beach
• Passenger in critical condition after early morning I-95 crash
• Communities In Schools Names First Student Of The Month
• Riviera Beach Maritime Academy Students Always Up To…Good
• Three Educators Dedicated To Students Named Outstanding Social Studies Teachers Of The Year
• Dreyfoos Orchestra Gears Up for New Season
• Florida Department of Education Selects District Administrator as Literacy Leader of the Year
• 2011 License For Learning Mini-Grants Awarded To Fifty-Three Teachers
• In Your Community -- Saturday
• Simon Fashion Now runway showing a huge success
• Road repairs screeching to halt as Palm Beach County budget tests taxpayer tolerance
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Genealogy club revels in exploring family trees
• Lake Worth resident named Florida National Guard's first black general
• Florida, UnitedHealthcare sign HMO contract
• Jupiter temple sues ex-cantor
• Central Sports: Okeeheelee Senior Softball is holding practices for upcoming league
• West Palm backs off city hall gun ban, but requires police escort there for gun owners
• Area Deaths
• Police seek help finding missing Jupiter girl, 16
• Former Boynton CRA boss seeks back pay, benefits
• Helping the homebound for high holy days
• Boynton plan for dive shop demolition not permitted under original county agreement
• Event brings homeless together with service providers
• Despite nearly dying last year, dressage festival will go on again this year
• Jury acquits Michael McNeal in felony murder case
• Palm Beach County traffic camera fines go into effect today
• Tiny particles recorded moving faster than the speed of light, breaking law of physics
• BMX rider Rickey Bates killed in car crash
• Police: Man had 3 guns in carry-on luggage at Orlando International Airport
• Berkshire Elelmentary School Families to Grown Their Own Produce
• School Board, District Launch Superintendent Search
• Tea Party Leader Supports The Genting Casino For Miami
• In Your Community -- Friday
• PBSO pup to serve overseas
• Industry associations sue Labor Department over requiring more pay for imported workers
• Suburban West Palm crash sends one man to emergency room
• Palm Beach County mulls $2 million Glades utility bailout, takeover
• North Palm Beach holds tax rate steady
• Lake Worth commissioners give inital approval to fire pension assessment on homes and businesses
• Palm Beach Gardens council sets $108 million budget
• Cerabino: Palm Beach residents rail over green market 'carpetbaggers'
• Starbucks employee fired after parody song goes viral
• Their friendship is a matter of life or death
• Former Howard Johnson's near Lake Worth Beach to become real estate office
• Boynton CRA moves in new headquarters
• Lake Okeechobee wildfire is 75 percent contained, forest officials say
• Fugitive cop's mom looks anguished in first court appearance in South Florida
• Marshals: Husband of slain suburban Boca Raton woman given up by drug dealers
• Jennifer Lopez and Jason Statham movie filming in Palm Beach County closed bridges
• North county vehicles, equipment to be auctioned Saturday
• Lynn Morgan paints with pastels
• Palm Beach Lakes High Students Gain First Hand Experience In Real Life Projects
• Palm Beach County Council Of PTA/PTSA Partners On College Financial Aid Workshop
• Palm Beach County Schools Create Pinwheels For Peace
• Hispanic Chamber Weekly Update - September 19, 2011
• Palm Beach County poverty statistics level off, but agencies say the misery doesn't
• Jewish locals express relief, skepticism as Obama urges Palestinians to abandon U.N. push
• Corrections officers protest in Boca Raton
• Michele Bachmann's HPV vaccine, 'retardation' remark worries Palm Beach County doctors
• In Your Community -- Thursday
• Big Momma's got the BBQ ribs (and chicken, pork and beef) ready
• West Boynton getting groceries-only Walmart, hopes to revitalize shopping center
• Cerabino: Prudish school makes parent hot under collar
• Fugitive cop’s mom looks anguished in first court appearance in South Florida
• Area Deaths
• Man, 62, died while diving near Lake Worth inlet
• County's first rape treatment center to open at Wellington hospital
• Boynton's Shopper Hopper bus service escapes budget cut
• Historic Palm Beach cottage could find a home in Lake Worth
• Report: OnStar to track customers, even if service is canceled
• 2,000-acre 'Indian Prairie' wildfire burns inside levee surrounding Lake O
• Report: Apple to unveil iPhone 5 on Oct. 4
• Florida Marlins president tries to rescue turnpike crash victim
• Defendant's outburst interrupts Broward County murder trial
• Highest-ranking civilian at Polk Sheriff's Office beat to death by husband, cops say
• Boynton police officer's attorney to discuss possible plea bargain
• Boynton officer charged with official misconduct seeks plea deal; judge resets hearing
• Gov. Rick Scott considering controversial legislative agenda
• South Sports: Don and Casey Cleveland of Delray Beach were runners-up in the USTA father-son tourney
• New counts in Fort Lauderdale millionaire's murder case could mean life term
• Sculpture installations to line streets of Boynton
• Man wants Broward Sheriff's Office to pay for shooting his pit bull
• Persistence, persuasiveness turn Wellington grandmother into top fundraiser
• Cross-county criminals travel to loot South Florida homes
• West Sports: Marc Kramer, a coach with Wellington Colts is a Pepsi Max Fields of Dreams finalist
• Diabetes medical offices proposed for Loxahatchee
• Glades veterinarian rides her bike to raise money, awareness
• Central Sports: Okeeheelee Senior Softball is holding practices for upcoming league
• Port St. Lucie teen puts her heart and head into roles as 4-H leader
• TCoast Sports: Blazers defeat 76ers in Martin County Youth Basketball finals
• Longtime soccer instructor, Palm City resident, offers new program for kids
• It's TreasureFest time at the Children's Museum
• Watch: Soldier comes out to his father, posts the video online
• Former Students Touring Country Helping Kids In Need
• Palm Beach Gardens High Magnet Students Hold Golf Tournament To Support Program
• US Attorney Wifredo Ferrer Dedicates Reflective Garden At U. B. Kinsey/Palmview Elementary School Of The Arts
• 3rd Annual Learn Green: A Green Schools Conference And Expo
• Community Input Meetings For Boundary Change Proposals
• Jupiter OK's 9-month extension for Harbourside
• In Your Community -- Wednesday
• Deal whipped up with fire rescue allows Lake Worth to save $10 million
• Marshals arrest estranged husband of woman found dead in West Boca
• Boynton Beach property tax rate going up
• Jupiter approves next year's budget; tax rate to stay the same
• IG says: Lake Worth classified work on casino building in wrong flood zone
• Royal Palm Beach's Recreation Advisory board has vacancy
• Loxahatchee man, 46, charged with DUI manslaughter
• Cerabino: Would jail turn Obama haters into liberals?
• Boynton Beach Police release dash cam video from officer's first 2007 accident
• Lifeguards rescue 5 after boat catches fire off Juno Beach
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach Gardens to vote on tax increase Thursday
• North Palm Beach to hold final hearing on budget
• Money management seminar set for Thursday night in Lake Worth
• Former Lake Worth dentist charged with hydrocodone trafficking
• Boat captain charged with smuggling in 18 Haitians into Palm Beach
• Police: 2 men in hospital after they were found shot near Riviera Beach apartments overnight
• Jennifer Lopez films movie in Palm Beach on Monday
• Free Yoga and trunk show at the Omphoy Hotel in Palm Beach
• South Florida Fair's Gigantic Garage Sale: Saturday
• Trinity College removes Barbarian invader from website
• Defunct NASA satellite to crash to Earth this week - somewhere
• Drunk navigator, fog led to Russian plane crash that killed Weston family, report says
• Water district to vote on annual budget, tax rate today
• Sheriff's office sponsors soccer tourney for county's Latino community
• Marsh Pointe Elementary Receives Donation Organized By High School Student
• Obama tax hike has high stakes for Palm Beach
• Greenacres votes to keep tax rate unchanged
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Retired men slow to realize their speed-date value
• Congressman Deutch urges Obama jobs plan passage, to fix schools, employ workers
• Jaguar bite leads to penalty for Wellington wildlife sanctuary
• Former PBAU president requests leniency on sentencing for money laundering charges later this month
• Palm Beach County cities want to be kept whole during redistricting
• West Palm north end neighborhoods oppose two-tower condo proposal
• Grants available to help Jupiter businesses become more attractive
• Harbourside developer wants extension to raise money for project
• Officials kick off National Child Passenger Safety Week in Greenacres
• PETA to launch porn site in name of animal rights
• Ex-TSA agent ordered to Conn. in smuggling case
• Judge orders ex-TSA agent sent to Connecticut to face charges
• Man faces second murder trial in 2004 death of Lake Worth Texaco station owner
• Safety of SeaWorld trainers questioned in OSHA hearing
• Lake Park to set tax rate at Wednesday meeting
• Safety of SeaWorld trainers questioned in OSHA hearing
• Palm Beach County animal control reports pet euthanasia rates are down
• Fortune teller case shines light on little-known group, the Roma
• Surveillance videos a hit for cops, but not for victims
• 2 Belle Glade men dead after car flips into canal Sunday morning, sheriff's reports says
• WitVA presents artistic possibilities in the Coral Springs Museum of Art
• Palm Tran bus, pick-up collide in West Palm; 10 bus passengers, truck's driver sent to hospital
• Videos from the Reno air race crash that killed 9
• State panel created after Casey Anthony saga meets Monday
• Title I Program Stakeholders Attend The FY12 Technical Assistance Trainings
• Dreyfoos Graduate Named Florida’s Top-Scoring Male Advanced Placement Student
• In Your Community - Monday
• Jupiter's Fullerton Island poised to open as public sanctuary
• North Palm Beach police officer teaches kids, parents to avoid danger
• Class-size limits force Palm Beach County School District to hire more teachers
• Lake Worth commissioners to consider new fire-rescue deal Tuesday
• Area Deaths
• John Reback top finisher at Lake Worth's Tropical Triathlon
• Silver alert for missing Wellington man, 77
• Jupiter food delivery service can bring almost anything to your door
• Stop fighting each other and start fighting for party, state Democratic leader tells county group
• Man denied bond in attempted murder of roommate in suburban West Palm Beach
• Aldi supermarket: worth a trip from anywhere?
• In Your Community - Sunday
• Lighting cost casts shadow on Lake Worth beach renovation
• As data shows more Americans in poverty, Belle Glade looks for ideas from eastern Palm Beach County
• Comic book show in Greenacres draws praise as 'neat, fun event'
• No-swimming advisory lifted for Carlin Park
• County wants Jupiter Inlet District, town to pay $300,000 each for beach restoration
• Cerabino: Beauty queen faces tough slog with pro-Everglades campaign
• First Lauderdale flight to Cuba in decades takes off
• Xbox tournament in West Palm Beach draws fervent gamers
• Bedbugs bug residents in Riviera Beach
• Silver Alert issued for Wellington man
• 2-year-old bitten by dog in Lake Worth
• Area Deaths
• FY 2011 SAT 1 Executive Summary
• Palm Beach County School Board Chair To Review Legislative Issues During General PTSA Meeting and Roundtable Discussion
• Revamp TSA, critics insist after drug arrests at Palm Beach International Airport
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Authorities detain 18 suspected of coming ashore illegally in Palm Beach
• In Your Community -- Saturday
• Boynton Beach Boy Scouts march to honor prisoners of war, soldiers missing in action
• Pleasant Plaza first new retail project in western Riviera Beach in 20 years
• Palm Beach County teachers vote to accept $500 raise
• Palm Beach County Substance Abuse Coalition gets $125,000 federal grant
• Seniors to pay more for a ride in Wellington's shuttles
• Boynton Beach man sentenced to 20 years in prison for DUI manslaughter
• Boynton set to ratify agreement to defer firefighters' raises
• Families on the economic edge
• Jupiter bakery installs grease trap to avoid thousands in fines
• Police searching for 8-foot boa constrictor that escaped in Tequesta neighborhood
• New dock gives boaters, kayakers better access to North Palm Beach's Munyon Island
• Two minor mercury spills reported in Jupiter, Wellington
• Extreme coupon craze in Florida has some stealing newspaper inserts
• Man badly injured when pinned between cars in Belle Glade
• Alert neighbors become crime fighters; help Boca police arrest burglary suspects
• Man pulled from burning wreckage thanks 'heroes'
• Palm Beach Gardens mobile home destroyed in morning fire
• Giant snail invasion being battled in Miami-Dade
• JK Rowling among UK hacking inquiry "core" figures
• Some Central Florida cheerleaders must cover up or can't wear team uniforms
• Judge rejects motion to seal video, photos in SeaWorld trainer's death
• In Your Community -- Friday
• South Florida residents complain of smoke, falling ash
• 'Glabrous' wins Grown-Up Spelling Bee for Scripps Research Institute/Duffy's Sports Grill team
• More people expressing cancer concerns in The Acreage
• Obama reversal on Social Security draws split response from Florida pols
• Royal Palm Beach keeps same property tax rate in adopting $43.2 million budget
• West Palm cuts about 80 manager salaries in preliminary budget vote
• Six lawyers recommended to replace Palm Beach County judge
• 14-year-old badly burned in accident west of Boca Raton
• Chess club gives students chance to learn from peers
• Four people, including two teenagers, injured in Acreage crash
• Sheriff's Office, Fire Rescue square off in fight against breast cancer
• 35,000 pounds of frozen chicken spill on turnpike in Central Florida
• Casey Anthony: Judge says Casey should pay more than $97K for investigation
• West Palm Beach to weigh budget cuts, tax rate today
• Balloon artist pleads guilty to soliciting sex from 'boy' in Central Florida
• Cocaine no longer drug of choice in South Florida
• Nude Miami woman caught on Google Street View
• Fugitive captured in Boynton Beach charged with shooting at U.S. Marshals
• Fire rescue crews rescue 3 rabbits from Royal Palm Beach fire; 10 rabbits die
• Orlando 'fat bank' to let patients store fat for future use
• $3 billion casino planned for Miami waterfront
• FDA cracks down on over-the-counter sex pills sold as supplements
• Colombian artist Gladys Velez presents in Palm Beach County
• South Florida Tea Party Will Monitor Plans For Casinos In The Sunshine State
• Palm Beach Maritime Academy Teachers Immerse Themselves in Back to School Prep
• Roosevelt Middle School Sixth Graders Are Published Authors
• Hispanic Chamber Weekly Update - Sep 12, 2011
• Spirit Night To Support The Very Special Science Fair
• West Palm Beach seeks farmers, vendors for Green Market
• Funeral arrangements set for mother of Riviera Beach mayor
• Boynton Beach CRA board OKs $7.3 million budget
• In Your Community -- Thursday
• Palm Beach Gardens couple donates $2 million to Dramaworks theater company
• Glades Utility fails to pass budget, possibly leaving financial mess to county water customers
• 'Food Truck Frenzy' brings moveable feasts to Village Commons
• West Palm Beach probe clears Chief Delsa Bush, accused officer in jaywalking ticket case
• "Food Truck Frenzy" all that and more!
• Sikorsky Aircraft treats Boynton Beach Aerospace Academy students to up-close view of industry
• Boynton Beach dive shop will move off city dock, into retail space under deal sealed Tuesday
• High bacterial levels bring no-swim advisory for Carlin Park in Jupiter
• Parents of 6-year-old slain on Thanksgiving to sue accused murder's parents
• Parents of 6-year-old slain on Thanksgiving to sue accused murder's parents
• Bicycle rider struck by car near FAU in Boca Raton
• Riviera mayor says goodbye to woman who nurtured, inspired him
• Casey Anthony's lawyer will defend man suspected of killing woman in Aruba
• Man flown to hospital after arm caught in conveyor belt at Belle Glade business
• 'Just Do It' bank robber caught at Daytona Beach strip club, cops say
• Legoland Florida: Miniland USA near completion
• Website is well-versed in Spanish
• Delray Beach teenager honored for academics, service, Jewish values
• Pilgrimage to Spain lifts faith of St. Jude Catholic Church youths
• South Sports: Dance classes offered for ages 3-8 at Boca Raton's Rutherford Community Center
• Miami couple faces lengthy sentence for Medicare fraud
• Lake Worth muralist's handiwork going swimmingly with residents
• Central Sports: Lake Worth Warriors Pee Wee defeat Riviera Beach Chargers
• Rap radio show lets Wellington teenager spotlight his love - hip-hop
• Wellington Boys & Girls Club plans new facility
• Dolly Hand Center's season series announced
• West Sports: Wellington Wave girls soccer wins tournament
• Ex-Miami-Dade cop admits violating probation for monkey episode
• New book claims Sarah Palin used cocaine and had affair with her husband's business partner
• Report: Ocala man falls from Mt. Rainier cliff, dies
• New execution date set for Coral Gables cop killer
• Student sleuths to assist police at crime scenes
• Palm Beach County commissioners vote to increase property tax rate
• In Your Community -- Wednesday
• Health Care District reverses course, votes to fall under Palm Beach County's inspector general
• Cerabino: Florida takes abstinence approach to federal money
• Bushey got more attention than he bargained for
• Area Deaths
• Guardians face audits, hotline complaints under new Palm Beach County clerk service
• Third management team since 2006 to take over Loxahatchee Groves
• Bystanders lift burning car off of motorcyclist Video
• Historic letter used on bedding
• Palm Beach County urges state lawmakers to give back local right to restrict guns
• Smoke brings responders to Boca Raton hospital
• Authorities arrest Lake Worth man, 25, in fatal Labor Day shooting in Lantana
• Fort Lauderdale psychic accused in $40 million fraud case now out on bond
• Lake Worth seeking artists to paint murals at beach sea wall
• PBIA to lower parking fees for passengers on new flights. Are baggage fees next?
• Florida may move up GOP presidential primary to beat Arizona to the punch
• 3 Boynton officers injured in crash chasing burglary suspects
• Man refuses to come down from Kissimmee radio tower
• Florida universities earn spots in U.S. News' Best Colleges list
• South Florida drinking water faces saltwater threat
• Paid parking considered along Worth Avenue in Palm Beach
• Dippolito posts bond, awaiting release to house arrest while appealing conviction
• Attorney: Dalia Dippolito to be released from prison today
• Boca Raton police arrest trio on charges of organizing a check-cashing scam
• Greenacres plans 2 percent raise for all employees
• Retired baseball superstar Manny Ramirez arrested in Weston on domestic battery charge
• Wellington votes to stay the course on tax rate
• Acreage cancer victim's mother sues Pratt & Whitney, Palm Beach Aggregates
• Cancer victim's mother sues Pratt, mining firm
• A date with Renato's in Palm Beach: dine and shop on Worth Avenue
• Cerabino: FHP does U-turn over speed-trap flashing drivers
• Palm Beach County economic development coordinator arrested on fraud charges
• Area Deaths
• New friends at Northwood University, old ones in Orlando mourn loss of basketball player
• No raises, recreation cuts part of Palm Beach Gardens' budget proposal
• Palm Beach County judge wins statewide award for children's advocacy
• Authorities seek help finding Lake Worth woman, 22, missing since Sunday
• Missing Lake Worth woman found in Atlantis
• Presidential candidate Isabell Masters, mother of Riviera mayor, dies
• Ten local designers selected to compete in the 'Design Wars' at Town Center Mall
• West Palm leaders at retreat... to ponder balancing budget cuts with citizen needs
• Man in Keys accused of exposing himself through sunroof
• Riviera Beach man accused of robbing couple at gunpoint; second suspect still on the loose
• Cake & Candy is a dandy mother-and-son production in Jupiter
• Beach redevelopment plan to be discussed at Lake Worth meeting
• Lake Park's former Someplace restaurant site finds a new tenant
• Trial nears for woman charged with killing Rilya Wilson
• Saggy pants law requires educators to police 'indecent' fashion style
• Police identify woman struck, killed by her own SUV
• Clay Glass Metal Stone Gallery presents Contrasts: Studies in Black and White
• Boca Raton's FriendFinder to acquire social sales site
• Body of diver who disappeared off Dania Beach is found
• Authorities ID Lake Worth man, 35, who died in fiery crash on I-95 near 10th Avenue N.
• Officials: Fire in Gardens Mall food court did about $20k in damage, but hurt no one
• Missing Davie teen found, police say
• Citizenship Test Preparation Classes
• Free Training: 'Understanding Alzheimer's Disease' at Vickers House South
• 11th Day Enrollment Count SY2011-12
• Free Seasonal Flu Shot
• Community Developmental Screening Clinic
• Mausoleum balks at Boynton Beach's $100,000 settlement offer
• Jeri Muoio's gun ban at West Palm Beach city hall draws fire
• In Your Community - Monday
• Firefighters battling blaze at Gardens Mall
• Northwood University student dies while playing basketball on campus
• In ceremonies great and moments small, families of 9/11 victims mark 10th anniversary
• Boynton Beach's Fire Station 1 again in danger of closing
• 11-year-old boy injures shoulder in personal watercraft accident in Lake Clarke Shores
• Area Deaths
• Murder charges dismissed against man, 65, who shot two on Riviera Beach boat
• Federal officials disclose little about alleged 9/11 terrorists lives in Palm Beach County
• Hundreds gather in Wellington on 9/11 for dedication of Patriot Memorial
• Tropical Storm Maria's path keeping it far from South Florida's coast
• In Your Community - Sunday
• Death of Paul Gill, a firefighter on 9/11, still brings tears to Jupiter parents
• Tequesta gets a greenmarket, Valerie's adds a deli and Angel Food loses funding
• WikiLeaks secret cables detail Delray firm's role in arms trade
• WikiLeaks secret cables detail local firm's role in arms trade
• Aboard Air Force One: Adam Putnam's 9/11 odyssey
• Witnesses to history: Three students recall 9/11 experience with President Bush in Sarasota
• Moved from home, historic cottage floats toward uncertain future
• Community Watch keeps eye out
• Dwindling budget puts Homeward Bound service on the ropes
• Cerabino: Texas governor Rick Perry uncovers scam of the century
• Animals moved after West Palm clinic loses power
• Horrifying 9/11 stories: They saw 'stuff you should never see'
• Driver escapes unhurt after crash forces car into West Palm canal
• Area Deaths
• Veterans find receptive potential employers at West Palm job fair
• 9/11 profile: 'I saw a lot - and a lot I don't want to remember'
• 9/11 profile: 'I had to stay. I had to face my fears'
• Florida cashed in on 9/11 disaster loans
• Teen indicted on first-degree murder charges in shooting of Lake Worth man, 24
• A fatal wreck on Interstate 95 has closed all southbound lanes south of Hypoluxo
• In Your Community -- Saturday
• La Niña's return sparks fear of drought do-over
• Forever haunted, 9/11 widow in Boca Raton presses on
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Four reasons to love the Four Seasons Resort in Palm Beach
• Mexican grill thrives at the edge of the Interstate
• Facing loss of $2 million, Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County cuts five jobs
• Despite pleas from public, Royal Palm votes down home swim lessons
• County TV channel to show Wellington 9/11 ceremonies Sunday
• New oxygen masks for animals should help Greenacres save pets
• Royal Palm preliminarily sets tax rate same as last year
• Jury awards West Palm Beach parents of child born with no arms, one leg $4.5 million
• U.S. judge upholds Florida "Fair District" law voters approved in November
• Seven of Boynton's parks have been 'adopted'
• Palm Beach County may discount parking for new flights, to boost PBIA popularity
• Passages: Visual and tactile art by Palm Beach State College faculty
• Palm Beach Gardens council supports plan for new Tenet hospital
• Woman struck, killed by her own SUV in Burger King parking lot
• 45 employers scheduled for veterans job fair Saturday in West Palm Beach
• Family sues to stop release of images of SeaWorld trainer's death
• No terrorism alerts heard in South Florida
• West Boca Raton High School To Conduct 9/11 Anniversary Commemoration
• Statement from Tea Party Chairman on President Obama's Speech
• Citizens Property Insurance board to consider sinkhole rate phase-in
• In Your Community -- Friday
• Visitors add mementos and prayers to Palm Beach County's 9/11 memorials
• Voters will decide who fills vacant seat on Royal Palm Beach village council
• North Palm Beach's new budget won't increase tax rate
• New Palm Beach Gardens budget won't raise property tax rate
• AP source: Specific, unconfirmed threat received
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb plot
• Cerabino: Can't locate a politician? Check Palm Beach County
• Dade Medical’s new West Palm Beach campus will provide 30 to 60 jobs
• Nova Southeastern set to open new building in Palm Beach Gardens
• Senator Nelson speaks at August 25 Forum Club luncheon
• Judge: Florida's drug possession law in constitutional; rejects 'guilty mind' argument
• Boynton might have found way to save some 'Shopper Hopper' routes
• How 9/11 led a Jupiter native, and survivor of the tragedy, to a new life
• Boynton decides: Facility to be named Lena Rahming Child Care Center
• Water district may sell unneeded western Delray Beach land leased to Palm Beach Downs horse center
• Palm Beach Gardens firm starts selling first XXX domain names for porn sites
• School district reports 174,004 students, up 1.3 percent from last year
• Charter flights from Fort Lauderdale to Cuba start Sept. 17
• Purple car helps cops catch bank robbery suspect in Central Florida
• Winning $10 million Lotto ticket sold in Ft. Pierce
• Orange County teen raped kindergartner, threatened her at gunpoint, cops say
• 42 in South Florida arrested in multimillion-dollar Medicare fraud case
• Lake Park tentatively votes to increase tax rate slightly
• Jury to begin deliberating suit involving child born with no arms, one leg
• No verdict in suit involving child born with no arms, one leg; jurors resume deliberating Friday
• Southbound I-95 closed through Pompano Beach due fatal crash; car fire
• Southbound I-95 starting to reopen after north Broward fatal crash, car fire
• Howell L. Watkins Middle School Observing 9/11 Tenth Anniversary
• Suncoast High Drama Students Bring 'Romeo and Juliet' To The Stage
• Senate Democrat Leader Nan Rich mulling run for Florida governor
• In Your Community -- Thursday
• Lake Park tentatively adopts slightly increased tax rate; cuts could come Sept. 21
• Obama's jobs speech: President expected to propose $300 billion in tax cuts, aid
• Obama's jobs speech: President expected to propose $300 billion in tax cuts, aid
• Public hearing set on water district's austere budget plan
• 9/11 health crisis lingers: 1,500 first responders now living in Florida blame dust, debris for illnesses
• Cerabino: Charter school by day, boozy club by night
• Palm Beach County Commision, School Board agree to find pet-friendly hurricane shelter
• Tax group says Palm Beach County should lower reserves to lower taxes
• Eight-year-old Boca Raton boy bitten by rabid raccoon
• Area Deaths
• Judge denies request to throw out $35 million verdict in water scooter trial
• Boynton tables plan to privatize garbage collection
• Fashion's Night Out at The Gardens Mall: new details and look book released
• Boynton approves site for Literacy Coalition headquarters
• One-day-a-week trolley service returning to Lake Worth
• Boom Boom Room operator pleads guilty to sex trafficking teens
• 6-screen PGA Gardens Cinemax closes
• 'Something wasn't cool': What a child understood on 9/11
• My 9/11 hurt locker: Suitcase contents bear witness to that fateful day
• South Sports: Louise Russ, 85, will compete in the ITF Super Seniors tourney in Turkey
• Lust for color led N.J. artist to Cayman Islands, then Delray
• Heart of Boynton barbershop still going strong at 55
• Garden of Hope planned for Acreage park expansion
• West Sports: Michelle Howell, a junior at Seminole Ridge High School wins the TKA Lion Run
• Loxahatchee woman achieves her father's dream and her own by completing Appalachian Trail
• Central Sports: Scott Simpson, a junior at The King's Academy, won the men's TKA Lion Run
• LW Playhouse features two actors in 20-plus roles
• Retired Palm Beach lifeguard surfs, competes in national events
• St. Mark's AD sees new gym as path to serving community
• TCoast Sports: Punt, Pass and Kick Youth Football Competition is Sept. 18 at Jock Leighton Park
• Port St. Lucie athlete thanks crossfit sport for healthier, happier lifestyle
• Groups work on reducing traffic at Palm Beach County schools
• Palm Beach County Commission, sheriff face another budget showdown
• Two top death penalty lawyers in Miami-Dade County fired
• Coral Springs man accused of stabbing roommates held without bond
• John Walsh to bring 'America's Most Wanted' to Lifetime
• Tolls to increase on Florida's Turnpike, Sawgrass Expressway
• 2nd Annual Health And Wellness Expo
• In Your Community -- Wednesday
• Boynton Beach OK's raising fire assessment fee by $20
• Tribes, state near pact on re-installation, protection of sacred burial ground
• Lake Worth proposes increasing taxes
• Jupiter moves forward with keeping the tax rate same as last year
• Five new parties pitching to build new hotel at old West Palm City Hall site
• Area Walmart stores plan to try food waste recycling
• Boynton police help nab S.C. man on child porn charges
• Two Miami-Dade death penalty lawyers fired from state office
• Weston man took his own life after domestic violence, sheriff's office says
• 22-year veteran appointed as new fire chief in West Palm Beach
• Area Deaths
• West Palm commissioners seek $4 million more in cuts
• Florida Gov. Rick Scott open to Everglades drilling
• Pampered student to military photographer: How 9/11 changed one woman's destiny
• West Palm Beach woman describes how 9/11 changed her life from pampered student to military photographer
• Cerabino: State drug tests exploit the poor, enrich clinics
• Cerabino: State drug tests exploit the poor, enrich clinics
• Dyslexic author's struggle-to-success story inspires
• More than a dozen employers looking for workers at job fair today in Palm Beach Gardens
• Job fair scheduled for Palm Beach Gardens tomorrow
• West Palm Beach police seek help finding relatives of man who died
• Whooping cough kills Palm Beach County infant; health officials urge vaccination
• Man commits suicide in Jupiter Farms home after deputies arrive to arrest him
• Pet food banks in South Florida help struggling animal owners
• Dolphin shows to resume at Chicago zoo after accidental death of one of them
• CVS robber vanishes in Deltona before nabbing pillowcase full of pills
• Florida Atlantic University enrollment growing
• Lighthouse ArtCenter highlights photographers, painters and ceramic artists
• Under fire, Florida pain clinics try to open their own drugstores
• Gator that attacked 90-year-old woman believed found
• Missing Jupiter man, 80, found
• Hollywood boy, 7, dies after collapse while playing football
• School Board Preparing Transition From Audit Department To Inspector General (IG)
• Boynton High Students Read To Conquer 'Summer Slide' Through 'Read Tigers Read'
• Western Boynton Beach neighbors donate 9-11 paintings to fire station
• Related Cos. touts plan for condos in West Palm's north end
• Day-care center plan unveiled
• Overnight road construction planned on I-95 from PGA Boulevard to Donald Ross Road
• Lyons Road expands south, getting support of residents
• 4 reasons to visit the Flagler Museum
• Lake Park eatery combines classic bistro look and fine food
• PBSO releases name of woman who died in scuba accident off Boynton Beach
• Fire in Jupiter Farms destroys home, kills several animals
• Hurricane Katia could reach Cat 3 by Tuesday; Lee's remnants threaten inland areas
• Hurricane Katia strengthens to Cat. 3
• When The Mariana Trench Is Your Playground You Need To Worry About Where You Are On The Food Chain
• Suncoast High School Holds First ‘College Fair and College Prep Night’
• Educational Guide To Art and Culture In Palm Beach County
• In Your Community - Monday
• Riviera Beach's Cleve Dixon celebrates 105th birthday with a day named in his honor
• Wall of saltwater snaking up South Florida’s coast
• Anti-terrorism spending raises criticism on where money has gone
• Area Deaths
• Woman, 58, dies after scuba diving off Boynton Beach
• Tequesta woman charged with assaulting mother, ordered to have mental health exam
• Bond denied for two Jupiter men charged with kidnapping, rape
• Showers and thunderstorms expected this afternoon and through Labor Day weekend
• North Palm Beach man faces attempted murder charge after roommate is stabbed in chest
• Katia expected to regain hurricane strength today; Tropical Storm Lee drenching Gulf Coast
• Katia now Category 2 hurricane; Tropical Storm Lee drenching Gulf Coast
• In Your Community -- Sunday
• Palm Beach County getting fraction of what others have from homeland security money
• One town housing project done, Habitat for Humanity begins 19-home endeavor in Jupiter
• Encounters with 9/11 hijackers still haunt Palm Beach County residents
• Central American ice cream shop a hot spot at new Ocean Mall
• Cerabino: Empty PBIA tower would make great (insert idea here)
• Area Deaths
• Woman accidentally shot by boss at suburban Lantana market
• Boynton Beach football player scheduled to be released from hospital
• Koch courted former U.S. Naval Academy officer to run Oxbridge Academy
• Flood advisory issued for southeastern Palm Beach County
• Water District colleagues, current and former, use web for jobs and consolation
• Boynton Beach High football player hospitalized in fair condition with neck injury
• Area Deaths
• School District Transportation Department Opens New Call Center
• Boynton Beach football player flown by Traumahawk to hospital after injuring neck
• Community briefs for Sept. 3
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Boynton Beach city manager wants sworn statements about whether David Katz lobbied them
• Boynton Beach fire fee increase of $20 per year up for vote Tuesday
• Two hospitalized with symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning in Palm Beach Gardens
• Airport software takes the "naked" out of security scans
• Rarely seen Florida panther caught on video near Everglades National Park
• Australian baby on the mend after surgery in West Palm to correct deformed limb
• Former racing greyhound begins new life as service dog
• Heroes remembered as three war monuments dedicated on VJ Day in Boynton
• The guinea pigs of FAU's new medical school
• Popular restaurant Boynton Beach Ralph & Rosie's in bankruptcy, closed
• Wellington actor saves his best performance for hero's role
• Man who shot ex-wife slain by stepson in self-defense
• Early September: Dates to remember
• Student had low-grade uranium on Stetson campus, cops say
• Orlando soldier who just became citizen dies in Afghanistan
• South Fla. market ranked 50th in job postings, according to Indeed job site
• Casey Anthony hearing today focuses on recouping $517K
• Broward medical examiner who autopsied Anna Nicole Smith ousted
• Suburban Boynton mom arrested after daughters, 5 and 7, found home alone, playing with condom
• A-rated charter by day, adult club by night?
• Deerfield DUI checkpoint among holiday weekend safe driving initiatives
• Palm Springs Community Middle School Proudly Honors The Heroes Of 9/11
• Fun For A Garden Planting Day at Clifford O. Taylor/Kirklane Elementary School
• In Your Community -- Friday
• Lake Park Library branches out with fundraising 'tree'
• PBIA’s $19.2 million air traffic control tower stands completed but empty
• Cerabino: Celeb enlists top lawyer over spat with off-duty cop
• Ethics decision adds difficult rule to firefighters' fill-the-boot fundraiser
• New owner of Jupiter's Seasport Marina vows boat storage facility will stay
• FAU's Lifelong Learning classes filling fast at Jupiter campus
• Man who found Caylee Anthony's remains sues National Enquirer
• 7 honored for saving life of teenager trapped in car in canal
• Three armed men rob Jupiter pharmacy, police looking for suspects
• Boynton Beach cop turned hunted fugitive may be tough to catch
• Massive machine to dig Miami port tunnel
• Neck massager death of Parkland radiologist was accident, Broward Sheriff's Office says
• Balloon entertainer came to Florida for sex with 14-year-old boy
• Records: Miami Beach cop in banana spat has history of complaints
• Authorities notify family of elderly Delray Beach man who died in fiery car crash
• Casey Anthony case: Civil case deposition will be videotaped, possibly sealed
• Casey Anthony civil case hearing for this morning
• Man pulled from lake by divers west of Boca Raton
• Police investigate shooting in Greenacres that sent man to hospital
• 2 dismembered alligators found near Elementary School in Boca Raton
• In Your Community -- Thursday
• These travel sales are gone in a flash
• PBP Exclusive: Company used smaller Delray firm to get business, inspector general says
• South Florida cop turned hunted fugitive may be tough to catch
• Fall's coming attractions: food trucks and greenmarkets
• Family seeks millions from obstetrician, ultrasound clinics after son born with disabilities
• Man pulled from lake in western Boca Raton
• Proposed amendment would ban near-shore oil drilling in Florida
• Area Deaths
• Trump dumps airport suit, satisfied that runway expansion is off and noise-monitoring, on
• Alleged pill mill doctor granted bond; prosecutors: 30 of 32 defendants cooperating in George case
• Judge refuses to dismiss retaliation charge in former Boynton CRA director's suit
• Boynton children's museum starts fundraising campaign
• Wellington hospital expanding, adding 80 private-care rooms
• Neck massager death of Parkland radiologist was accident, BSO says
• Demolition of Lake Worth shuffleboard courts on hold while city seeks input
• Anti-pill mill group leader to speak at Boynton chamber
• Homeless sex offender molested 5-year-old in Orlando, police say
• Web rumor on Fidel Castro’s death catches on
• Miami terminal re-opened after suspicious suitcase prompted evacuation
• Expressive art at 110 East Atlantic in Delray Beach
• South Sports: Boca's Justin Zwiebel took third in PGA Junior Tour
• Pine Crest student, musician shares passion through charitable organization
• Bond forged by basketball bolstered by Israel trip to play in Maccabi Games
• Central Sports: East Coast Basketball Officials Associaiton needs officials for middle, high school
• DDA tries to mix up life in downtown West Palm
• West Palm Beach veterinarian with endless energy cares for more than just patients
• West Sports: Fun Sports has added an adult sports program in Greenacres
• Lifelong love of making crafts fashions Loxahatchee grandmom a business
• Praise band gives Pahokee church an engaging way to worship
• Ball-field lighting helps Wellington increase use
• Boca Raton man accused of stealing boat tries famous actor defense
• Dog eats $10,000 in diamonds at jewelry store Video
• Help find Riviera Beach woman suffering bipolar disorder, narcolepsy and missing since Friday
• Security on rise nationwide for 9/11 anniversary
• Dania Beach steakhouse fire was accidental, fire marshal chief says
• Unmarried? Living together? You're breaking the law in Florida
• Brothers testify against sister in trial of teen accused of first-degree murder
• Help find Riviera Beach woman suffering bipolar disorder, narcolepsy and missing since Friday
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps
• School District Offers Free, Off-Adoption Science Resources
• Supplemental Educational Services Provider Fairs
• Schools, District Observing 9/11 Tenth Anniversary
• Initiative aims to teach South Florida’s elected rookies the political ropes
• West Palm appointed commissioner to run for full term
• In Your Community -- Wednesday
• Draft report: Levee that guards Palm Beach County from Everglades flooding is in bad shape
• Seniors' best friends: Community residents cherish weekly visits from companion dogs
• Suburban Boca Raton woman, 85, dies after early August accident
• Suburban Boca Raton woman, 85, dies after early August accident
• Police chief: crime up in West Palm, though violent incidents down
• Lake Worth pier reopened
• West Palm Beach parents seek $9 million to pay for toddler's care
• Palm Beach County Commission presses staff auditor to find corruption before inspector general does
• How did a 9-year-old boy outwit the Nazis?
• Palm Springs buys two properties to create parks
• El Sol labor center marks fifth anniversary with busiest year ever
• Pieces of old Lantana bridge could become artificial reef
• Landmark Dania Beach restaurant Tropical Acres burns in overnight fire
• Boaters calling for awareness after sailboat nearly hits divers near Singer Island
• Obama administration rolls back rule requiring street sign changes
• New iPhone app offers rewards for exercising
• Man hid snakes, tortoises in his pants, TSA says
• New moon marks end of Ramadan; Eid Prayer at South Florida Fairgrounds this morning
• FPL reopening the application period for its 2011 solar rebate program today
• 'Midnight Players' gang members beat up man, steal his bike and money in Lake Worth, deputies say
• Missing Wellington man, 80, found after wandering off from home
• As Palm Beach County’s uninsured top 265,000, the health safety net frays
• Millionaire, 84, accused of laundering money for psychic
• More research delivers a punch to youth boxing
• Tommy Bahama to open new store in Boca Raton
• Silver alert issued for 83-year-old suburban Boynton Beach man
• Area Deaths
• Transition team e-mails show how Gov. Scott's administration took shape
• Man gets 10 years after pleading guilty to DUI manslaughter accident that killed 3-month-old in suburban West Palm Beach
• Man's hand severed in construction accident, West Palm Beach fire rescue reports
• Whereabouts unknown: Boynton police officer arrested on drug charges slips ankle monitor
• Palm Beach County sets zoning in motion for wind turbine farms
• Deadline passes, Splashdown Divers still in business
• County approves 31-acre shopping center for The Acreage
• First engineers expected next month at Palm Beach Gardens' Chromalloy
• Lake Worth artist's dog park design a finalist in $500,000 contest
• Bomb squad removes suspicious device near Boca Raton
• Runners in Loxahatchee dare to go bare
• Lake Worth pier closed by damage from Hurricane Irene; Juno pier OK
• Casey Anthony prosecutor writing book about case
• Sorority hosts candlelight vigil for UCF student who died last week
• Orlando SWAT team ends standoff after man commits suicide
• Casey Anthony: Corrections officials release Casey Anthony probation documents
• Fire consumes Deerfield Beach's Crabby Jack's
• Pembroke Pines considers extending hours of alcohol sales
• In Your Community -- Monday
• Riviera Beach fire leaves two families homeless
• Palm Beach County emergency workers help in New York
• Roadwork on and around I-95 may vex commuters this week
• Teen pregnancy rates challenge Palm Beach County agencies
• Palm Beach County in the dark, thanks to I-95 wire clippers
• Federal budget cuts hurt FoundCare Health Center in Palm Springs
• Area Deaths
• 'Business' of politics prompts former supporter to slam Adam Hasner
• PBIA unusually quiet as Irene cancels nearly half of departures
• Seasonally warm day with fair skies for Palm Beach County
• FREE Developmental Disabilities Testing at Vickers House South
• In Your Community -- Sunday
• Annexation, spike in Hispanic population help Greenacres gain 10,000 residents in 10 years
• Irene ruined their trip, but local kids still get their tennis day
• Locals leave Florida; Irene finds them
• Locals leave Florida; Irene finds them
• Man in Boynton shootout wanted for attempted murder, officials say
• Public Meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• PBA students take part in annual community service
• PBSO: Suburban Lantana man shot to death Friday night west of West Palm Beach
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps
• Seven injured by Irene-powered waves in Palm Beach Shores
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• In Your Community -- Saturday
• Palm Springs might grow by 18 acres
• Area Deaths
• Pioneer Stambaugh family hopes to preserve a bit of Palm Beach history
• Storm cleanup event set for Juno Beach on Saturday
• Royal Palm zoning board nixes swimming lessons; council to have final say
• Wife of slain clerk sues West Palm Beach store
• Sea turtle nests bore the brunt of Irene's wrath
• Lockdowns lifted at Palm Springs Middle, Taylor/Kirklane Elementary; Lake Worth High's was a drill
• Crews fighting fire at office building on Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard
• Neighbors, city prepare for game day traffic at new FAU stadium
• Miami-Dade judge seals certain documents in Barahona case
• UCF student dead, campus cops investigating
• Report: Horse falls into septic tank in Osceola
• 5 students arrested after school bus fight in Riviera Beach
• Pursuit to north Miami-Dade ends with police-involved shooting
• Dispose those expired, unused prescription drugs at Florida's Take-Back event Saturday
• Dispose of those expired, unused prescription drugs at Florida's Take-Back event Saturday
• Student Reassignments Closed For First Semester
• GES Receives 'A' Grade and AYP Following State Investigation and CMMS Earns 'A' Grade Following State Recalculation
• School Board Proclaims September PTA Membership Month
• Support emerges for higher education overhaul in Florida
• In Your Community -- Friday
• Jupiter bakery in grease trap flap with district
• North Palm Beach bans new arcades, game rooms, Internet cafes for one year
• Palm Beach State College draws nearly 100 to program on four-year nursing degree
• Area Deaths
• 'Extreme Makeover' filming finale in Wellington on September 1
• West Palm dilemma: Does shutting off a complainer's microphone at a public hearing violate his right
• Wellington decides against allowing residential RV parking in equestrian area
• Astronomers discover planet made of diamond
• Lake Worth turning softball site into soccer/football field
• Rescue crews extinguish fire at Palm Springs home
• Casey Anthony to serve probation in secret because of death threats
• Jackee Swinson: Digital artist
• Woman taken to hospital after car crashes into school bus in suburban Boynton
• Send us your storm photos and video
• Police: More than 700 child porn images in Hollywood man's computer
• Historic Hallandale Beach Cemetery using new technology to locate bodies
• Casey Anthony reports for probation
• New Principal Gets Big Surprise
• Legislative Changes for School District Adult Education Enrollees
• Award-Winning Filmmaker Aims to Make Bullying Socially Unacceptable
• Jupiter's ex-mayor turns 104, and still loves his town
• Foreclosure-related sales' prices fall, and the discount widens in Palm Beach County
• In Your Community - Friday
• Andre, turtle nursed to health at Loggerhead Marinline Center, found dead on Hutchinson Island
• Andre, turtle nursed to health at Loggerhead Marineline Center, found dead on Hutchinson Island
• Florida lawmaker's 'most popular district' at center of redistricting storm
• Area Deaths
• Fund-raiser for critically injured pharmacist set for Thursday night at Palm Beach Atlantic
• Scripps researcher puts in hours looking for one-dose animal sterilant
• Reptile-loving couple sentenced to 12 years in prison in killer python case
• Masilotti's ex-wife, brother seek return of forfeited millions
• Maude Newkirk, who threw out first ball at Roger Dean Stadium, dies at 107
• Landfill fee to rise, but not as much as expected
• Wellington decides to keep village elections in March
• Rolladen must refund shutter customers $790,000, state says
• Palm Beach Gardens man charged with committing lewd act in front of child
• Lake Worth takes first step toward $60 home assessment to pay for firefighter pensions
• Six towns along State Road A1A explore sharing some services
• South Sports: Micayla Johnson of Boca wins Junior Weapons title at martial arts tourney
• Contractor rode Harley in 22 states to raise money for Delray charities
• Central Sports: Lake Worth Pride Youth Basketball wins at AAU Fall Classic in Kissimmee
• PBAU in 12th year of fine arts, music prep for kids
• West Sports: Acreage Transformers win Junior Olympic flag football tourney in New Orleans
• Small fire forces evacuation of Lake Worth High
• Human remains found in 9/11 rubble identified nearly a decade after attacks
• Mecca Farms maintenance costs mounting for Palm Beach County taxpayers
• Lake Worth Methodist pastor on her calling: 'God sent me a message to deliver'
• Coaching role lets former standout return to soccer, aid Palm Beach Gardens youth club
• North Sports: Palm Beach Touch Rugby Tournament will be held at Mirasol Park Sept. 10
• Jupiter Girl Scout reuses T-shirts to encourage recycling
• Police arrest Lake County couple living in filthy car with three children
• Commission approves new plan for Dania Jai-Alai fronton
• Police release video of gas station armed robbery
• Appeal court says Casey Anthony must serve probation
• Wilton Manors, Oakland Park in top 10 U.S. cities for gay couples
• Calder killing suspects gambled at Seminole Hard Rock after heist, investigators say
• Marco Rubio helps save Nancy Reagan from fall during event Video
• Back to School for West Palm Beach - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Local Elementary School Achieves Historical Record Setting Academic Performance
• WPB GREENMARKET ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR FARMERS
• In Your Community -- Wednesday
• Broward leases 42 acres at Port Everglades to Florida East Coast railroad
• Boynton residents lament shorter hours at Senior Center
• Bakery thrift store more than just sliced bread
• Former West Palm Beach commissioner David Smith to run against Bill Moss
• Area Deaths
• Church video released that sparked county debate on conditions in Belle Glade
• Scott names three to local judicial nominating commission
• This year's Lake Park Seafood fest promises to be even bigger; vendors needed
• Pain clinic kingpin Jeff George charged with second-degree murder in painkiller death
• Florida Supreme Court upholds lethal injection drugs as Constitutional
• Man, 72, dead after morning crash in Delray Beach
• Man, 72, dead after morning crash in Delray Beach
• Two bodies found in Volusia County; separate skeletal remains found, too
• Five arrested in fatal shooting of armored truck guard
• In Your Community -- Tuesday
• Irene now a Category 1; threat to S. Fla. all but gone as Bahamas, Carolinas brace for monster
• Palm Beach Shores man arrested for allegedly pimping woman, 19, out of apartment
• School District Officials Closely Monitoring Hurricane Irene
• Palm Beach County Teachers Selected for National LEGO Education Advisory Panel
• Health departments in Broward, Palm Beach counties to lay off 60
• Residents at West Palm Beach meeting enraged after city votes against plan that would have kept black neighborhoods united
• Polo mogul is hiding wealth, attorney says
• During West Palm Beach trial, driver from Three Amigos robbery says he didn't know about plan to rob the store
• Area Deaths
• Palm Springs converting armored truck for hazardous duty use
• Family of suburban Lake Worth man reaches settlement with defunct cruise line
• Royal Palm working to get foreclosures under control
• Lake Worth proposing slight increase in taxes
• How to share photos, videos, storm updates and more
• Overnight fire evicts two families in Wellington; no injuries reported
• Enjoying the Norton Museum of Art
• Lake Worth nonprofit chief helps Mayans adjust to U.S.
• FBI: 4 arrested in connection with fatal shooting of armored truck guard at Fla. casino
• Report: Jose Baez says Casey Anthony is back in Florida
• Tamarac teenager dies in tubing accident in canal
• More than 172,000 Palm Beach County students head back to school
• In Your Community -- Monday
• Hurricane Irene hits 100 mph as it takes aim at Bahamas
• School Isn’t Just For The Young
• School District Officials Closlely Monitoring Storm Track To Make Decisions About School Operations
• 2011 Marks Decade of Providing Multicultural Teachers’ Desk Calendars
• Communities In Schools Connecting With Alumni Teachers And Students
• Car carrying two shooting victims crashes into iron fence at West Palm Beach hospital
• Stuart parents of fallen SEAL say remember other sons, daughters lost in battle
• Erosion fix threatens access to Jupiter beach
• In Your Community: Sunday
• Area Deaths
• Miami police shoot, kill man in confrontation
• Latin restaurant known for market breakfast is moving
• Historical chapel building with colorful past moves south to new home
• Greenacres couple pay almost nothing for electricity
• Friends, fans speak out in support of Burt Reynolds, whose Maritn County waterfront home faces forec
• Black leader's map idea for West Palm Beach's redistrict plan stirs legal concerns
• In your community - Saturday
• Bishop leaves Westgate Tabernacle; is honored for his service
• Junior angler puts skills to test at Lake Park fishing tournament
• Cerabino: Spread the news: NCAA might allow free bagel toppings
• Deputies ID woman who crashed into central Florida home after road-rage incident
• Dying woman's phone calls for help tragically mishandled, attorney says
• Two boatyard burglary suspects busted in Boca Raton
• Palm Beach County jail inmate dies following seizure
• Area Deaths
• Area Deaths
• House fire forces West Palm family to evacuate
• Atlantic High JROTC Academic Team Ranks Number 8 In National Competition
• Executive Summary for FY 2011 ACT High School Profile Report
• A healthy "Sensation" in Riviera Beach
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Operators strut their skills at heavy equipment rodeo in West Palm Beach
• Foundation facing suit fires back at charter school
• Lake Worth plan would charge $60 per residence to help pay fire pension costs
• Reunions where past, present collide into beautiful memories
• Florida Bar investigating lobbyist over homeowner lawsuits
• Deputies searching for missing 4-year-old girl, mom
• Design your own jewelry in Delray Beach at Beads on the Avenue
• Boynton looking for new slogans to brand the city
• Grieving a friend: Beloved German shepherd was less of a pet, more of a partner
• Why women don't believe the 'chore war' is over
• Tribute planned for former pastor of Westgate Tabernacle church
• Palm Springs police arrest 34 in underage drinking sweep
• Police seek armed robbers prowling Boynton Beach in Black Ford Explorer
• 'I'll do anything,' jobless worker says as new numbers show darker employment picture
• I-75 crash slowing Broward motorists heading for Miami-Dade
• Jupiter police officers looking out for drunken drivers
• Jupiter police officers looking out for drunken drivers
• Defendants nabbed in VA Medical Center narcotics bust appear in court
• Abuse survivor Victor Barahona now center of custody battle
• SDPBC's Federal And State Programs Department Joins The Florida Department Of Education/NCLB Committee Of Practitioners
• Vickers House Partners With Job Corps
• Controversial land deal for Riviera Beach nursing home moves forward
• Royal Palm Beach OKs Enclave luxury apartments to replace rural homes
• Announced immigration focus on felons eases deportation fears for thousands nationwide
• New immigration rules ease deportation fears for noncriminals
• Lake Worth places two on leave after false testimony leads to lawsuit's dismissal
• Cerabino: Welcome to Boca, Mrs. Madoff, city of scoundrels
• Inspector general probe leads to Palm Tran secretary arrest
• Regional emergency workers discuss ways to improve homeland security
• Area Deaths
• Former Boynton Beach High math teacher sues school board
• Pahokee mayor decries "Third World" comment, says Glades' town finances in good shape
• Cops: Sitter rode in truck bed with baby in stroller Video
• Airport director backs off his criticized call for end to noise monitoring
• Lantana autism school files suit seeking $146,000 from foundation
• Track coach, former students plan charity run from Greenacres to Michigan
• Work truck should be allowed to park in RV resort
• Demolition gets Lake Park revitalization effort going
• Ruth Madoff changes her look and moves to Broken Sound
• Steve Fox's White Party Social at the Blue Martini
• Award winners presented at A Unique Art Gallery
• 17 arrested, more sought in narcotics bust at VA Medical Center in Riviera Beach
• Forklift used to rescue roofer at Boca Raton cemetery
• Oakland Park toddler's mysterious death under investigation
• Three sexual assault cases filed against Archdiocese of Miami
• USS Cole to dock in Port Everglades for shore leave
• Teacher suspended, reassigned for anti-gay Facebook comments
• Florida Bar investigating Jose Baez over Casey Anthony probation issue
• Port of Palm Beach workers rescue would-be jumper on the Blue Heron Bridge
• Census: Bigger percentage of Palm Beach County households renting in 2010
• Red-light cameras don't violate constitutional rights, Broward judge rules
• Florida individual, business oil spill claims top $2 billion
• Cerabino: From the messy desk of Donald Trump: PBIA is a joke
• West Boynton coalition opposes closing of nature center, sheriff's substation
• Area Deaths
• Boynton Beach commission to stay put as CRA board
• Boca Raton becoming home to all things Madoff
• Casey Anthony asks appeal court to vacate Judge Perry's probation order
• Palm Beach Gardens JCC to include indoor soccer, meditation area, cafe
• Workers show up for trash collection debate; discussion tabled
• Water district layoff forces Royal Palm Beach commissioner to resign seat
• Lake Worth area man shot after ordering pizza last September sues Papa John's
• Dragonflies' yearly mating quite productive in mosquito fight.
• Environmentalists wary outflow of water district staffers will slow Everglades projects
• Ailments OK'd for fast-track approval
• Remodeled cafeteria adds appeal at Atlantic High in Delray Beach
• Services for teen killed by amoeba infection
• Sculpture brings fountain to life for Boca Raton sculptor
• South Sports: Joshua House of Boca Raton placed first in the the Bass Fishing Kids tourney in Hollyw
• Boca man shares love of surfing with children with special needs
• Greenacres Historical Society to get larger 'home'
• Riviera Beach woman 'hoops' it up in the name of Jesus
• Central Sports: Jake Elsner of West Palm placed first in the Bass Fishing Kids tourney
• Teaching kids to care for horses fulfills Wellington riding instructor's dream
• Restaurant ejects diner for tweeting while eating
• West Sports: Acreage Athletic League taking donations for local family whose home burned down
• Boynton Beach lays off seven Police Department employees
• Feds charge nine Fort Lauderdale fortune tellers with fraud
• Florida metros among most dangerous for pedestrians
• Study: Florida 36th in U.S. in kids' health
• Broward School Board fires principal, teacher accused of harming children
• Eight injured by lightning at SeaWorld's Discovery Cove released from care
• Palm Beach County’s 9/11 Remembrance Weekend
• Hispanic Chamber Weekly Update - August 15, 2011
• Jupiter town council considering whether to guarantee New Zealand company a $300,000 loan
• Lake Worth approves lower electic, but higher water and sewer rates
• County Commission: new state gun law could create 'Wild West' Palm Beach
• Boynton Beach interim city manager gets $35,000 salary boost
• Making Florida streets safer for pedestrians won’t happen overnight, planners say
• Cerabino: Scott and I don't irritate people, it's our photos
• Court ruling a blow to many Madoff victims
• Obituary: Palm Beach Gardens science teacher was head coach on swim team for six years
• Maxwell unopposed in Lake Worth; three in mayoral race
• Summer's over for 12,000 Palm Beach County teachers
• Palm Beach County requires banks to register foreclosed homes for ease of complaints
• Low-cost Internet on tap for low-income students countywide
• Teen accused of stabbing great-grandmother to death with sword
• Palm Beach County mandates day-care van alarms, a year after Haile's death
• Pastors and church members mourn loss of Pastor Zachery Tims
• Nature center picks owner for rescued parakeet
• SunTrust computer glitch makes customer 'billionaire for a minute'
• St. Pete man accused of killing wife's Chihuahua
• Jellyfish spotted on beach in Fort Lauderdale
• Judge denies Orlando-area abortion doctor new trial in $36 million malpractice case
• Disney halts sales and fires executives amid financial issues with Hawaiian resort
• Riviera Beach man dead, several injured in wreck on North Congress Avenue
• Authorities: Teens near Boynton Beach were intent on robbery when gun went off, killing driver, 15
• Search for woman swept over Niagara Falls turns up male body
• Report: Casey Anthony has book deal in works
• Report: Casey attorney denies claims of book deal
• Once-in-a-decade redistricting process comes to Palm Beach County
• Two workers survive lightning strikes in Broward County
• Local Business Provides Opportunity for Disabled
• Palm Beach County Offers Safety and Wellness Fair
• Atlantic High JROTC Program Receives Grant From NRA
• School Board Chairman Proposes Community Input Meetings For New Superintendent Search, Strategic Plan
• Palm Beach Gardens tea party crowd shows West love even if they did hate his debt ceiling vote
• Cerabino: What planet is 'Tea Party in Space' on?
• Allen West: door open ‘a crack,’ window closing ‘very soon’ on Senate run
• Former Lake Worth mayor to hear Boynton lobbying cases
• Boca Raton man, 52, pleads guilty in million-dollar loan scam
• Children's Services fund to pay for alarms to prevent deaths in day care vans
• Airport neighbors: noise group should stay, not have duties shifted to another committee
• Attorney files to run for Lake Worth mayor
• Miami Children's Hospital targets satellite site in Palm Beach Gardens
• To fix city finances, West Palm Beach commission mulls pay cuts and business-attraction moves
• To fix city finances, West Palm commission mulls pay cuts and business-attraction moves
• Lox Groves water district vote to cost taxpayers $13.50 per acre
• Landscaper affected by lightning strike in Davie
• With earlier closing hours, Abacoa bars looking for way to attract customers
• S&P lowers water district's bond rating because of new state law requiring tax cuts
• Have questions or concerns about back-to-school time in Palm Beach County?
• Brevard Zoo Educational Department offers variety of hands-on activities, progra
• West Palm Beach police investigate fatal shooting in Cross Creek neighborhood off Congress
• Visit Mos' Art Theatre or the library to see great documentaries
• Fire forces evacuation of hotel on Military Trail, north of 45th Street
• Coral Springs red-light cameras start snapping
• Miami-Dade motorcyclist killed after US 27 crash in Pembroke Pines
• Florida Medicaid rates keep Loxahatchee man, others in medical limbo
• Sex offender accused of touching girls inappropriately at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon
• Casey Anthony must serve one year of probation, judge says
• Orlando-area megachurch pastor found dead in hotel room
• Reward offered in case of Keys sea turtle shot by spear gun
• West Palm Beach commission to meet to review cuts recommended by mayor's transition team
• Clough: Many retailers in Palm Beach County still expanding, growing despite market's instability
• Royal Palm Beach to decide whether rural neighbors can sell to The Enclave development
• Anger grows as vote on West Palm Beach's redistricting plan looms
• Burn on Monday at Jonathan Dickinson State Park may have area residents smelling smoke
• Brevard teen with suspected amoeba infection dies
• Burn on Monday at Jonathan Dickinson State Park may have area residents smelling smoke
• Area Deaths
• Bennett: Palm Beach County Commission candidates emerge after term limits upheld
• Deputy shoots inmate in his custody at Wellington hospital
• Cake recipe stirs up memories
• Tropical Storm Gert strengthens but poses no threat to Florida
• Man, 20, in critical condition after stabbing at a McDonald's in Greenacres
• Cerabino: Post's bra ad more uplifting than world news
• Glades Schools Partner to Offer Teachers the Glades Homegrown Institute
• Downtown Development board in transition, as new mayor Muoio pushes revitalization
• Palm Beach County divers haul thousands of lionfish from ocean, trying to slow invasive fish's spread
• Back to School Bash gives supplies to needy children
• Tidbits: Fresh local butter, downtown Creole food and "box bread"
• Wellington faces complaints over new $30,000 dog park shelters
• Homeowners feeling 'trapped' in struggling Florida housing market
• Puppy found near trash site a day after being snatched from Deerfield pet store
• Man pleads guilty to sharing child porn with undercover officer from Palm Beach County
• Driver ends up in Boca canal, says flip-flops the cause
• Wildlife officers and SeaWorld team up to help relocate a large manatee
• New grill in town offers wings and more in tropical setting
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Area Deaths
• 500 new teachers gather for words of wisdom before classes start
• Harriet Himmel not a typical theater, and it's paying off in a flat economy
• FAU paper taps into '80s technology
• West Palm transition team urges salary and benefit cuts, and slams former mayor Frankel
• Boynton staff recommends not selling Veterans Park land
• Casey Anthony: Casey Anthony must serve one year probation
• Former commissioner Jennings appointed to Lake Worth planning board
• Waste Management makes pitch to haul Boynton's trash
• Reputed Top 6 gang leader sentenced to 65 years in prison
• Potentially explosive school chemicals at Lauderdale school close Federal Highway
• Good Samaritans upright car after rollover accident on Florida's Turnpike
• Artists triumph over disabilities
• Aerospace company chooses Deerfield Beach for 66 jobs
• Multiple bullets kill man in Lauderhill parking lot
• Deadly amoeba attacks brain of teen girl swimming in north Brevard
• Woman calls Keys deputy to sell him pot, cops say
• Man fights back robber in Boynton Beach
• Training wheels found in search for missing 3-year-old girl
• "Brain drain astounding" as dozens depart water district under state cutbacks
• Recent rain scuttles plan to reopen Okeechobee Boulevard this evening until Monday or later
• Man found shot dead in car; homicide is second in Lauderhill reported this week
• Reports: Woman dead, officer hurt in Miami-Dade police-involved shooting
• Math Party Novel Program For Summer-Time Learning
• Frank Cerabino: Heard the one about the rabbi and health care?
• Bill Nelson to speak at Forum Club
• Interest in former Flagler railroad depot in Tequesta postpones its demolition
• Allen West says Congress deserves to be criticized for its actions on debt ceiling Video
• Miccosukee tribe fires interim police chief, seven cops who signed protest petition
• Good Samaritans upright car after rollover accident on Florida's Turnpike
• Will pump relief persist for Palm Beach County drivers?
• Lake Worth man charged with DUI manslaughter in 80-year-old woman's death
• Palm Beach Gardens to raise communications tax, hoping to bring in another $1.2 million
• West Palm Beach fire leaves at least four families homeless tonight
• Fire engulfs home in The Acreage; man treated for injuries
• Gift of power wheelchair leaves man at West Palm Beach man speechless
• Water district patrols farmlands for violations of water use limits
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach urges airport to keep noise-monitoring program
• Palm Beach County staff to recommend appealing court halt on mining
• Former news anchor Lisa Hayward pleads no contest to DUI charge
• Defense witnesses deny Charles was gang leader
• Grandma gets five years in baby-sale case
• Boynton to discuss hiking interim manager's pay by $35,000
• Casey Anthony's 'failure to protect' caused Caylee's death, DCF said
• Aunt wants to adopt Central Florida baby whose grandma sold him for cash
• South Florida sugar cane growers, golf courses face watering violation fines
• Delray Beach expanding marketing efforts for more tourism dollars
• Fort Lauderdale store clerk shot 'execution-style'
• Casey Anthony is nation's most hated person, poll says
• Deputies make arrest in deaths of 4 found in Ocala burning home Video
• All three fugitive Dougherty siblings from Florida caught
• Are you America's next millionaire? Winning Powerball numbers released
• Palm Beach County home sales stoke hopes
• 3 accused of robbing tourists of $7,800 in Palm Springs denied bond
• Cerabino: No streak of genius in nude-run mementos
• Lease dispute ends with Splashdown Divers' eviction from Boynton property
• Official pleads guilty in Chaz corruption case
• Appeals court decision buttresses term limits for Palm Beach County commissioners
• Area Deaths
• Convicted ex-commissioner Koons can keep retirement benefits, judge says
• Lease dispute ends with Splashdown Divers’ eviction from Boynton property
• Construction worker injured at Palm Beach Aggregates
• Poll: Casey Anthony is most hated person in America
• Possible closings of two Palm Beach County pools could leave school swim teams out of water
• Boca man pleads guilty to conspiring to bribe bankers and faking financial documents
• Firefighters douse Acreage house fire despite dodging dogs
• Ritz Carlton Fort Lauderdale remains evacuated Wednesday after electrical fire
• Fugitive siblings from Florida arrested in Colorado crash
• Police arrest Greg Miskiw of Delray Beach in British tabloid phone hacking probe
• U.S. says it has killed Taliban militants who shot down chopper, killing 30 Americans
• Blood trails found at two Fort Lauderdale house fires Wednesday, officials say
• Closing of Palm Beach County day-labor center leaves workers back on the streets
• 5-vehicle crash on Gateway, near I-95 slowing eastbound traffic; 1 person taken to hospital
• Charges dismissed over supposed Shaquille sex tape
• Casey Anthony's bills either unpaid, not pursued or waived
• Toddler from Australia set for rare limb-saving surgery in Palm Beach County
• One girl dead, one hospitalized after semi truck slams into back of pickup on turnpike near PGA
• Playboy Playmate in UCF locker room controversy arrested with gun at OIA, cops say
• 86-year-old veteran left out in the rain after returning home from Miami's VA hospital
• Statement From Tea Party Leader On The Downgrade Of America And Market Decline
• Boca Raton officials weigh selling golf course
• Pickup takes plunge in suburban Boynton canal
• College to buy Loxahatchee Groves site for new campus
• College to buy Loxahatchee Groves site for new campus
• Caylee's birthday today; George and Cindy Anthony attend event where group reveals for memorial
• Cerabino: Slaughter in the swamp a Florida heritage?
• Hospice of Palm Beach County to expand into Broward
• South Sports: YMCA Fall sports registration for youths and adults has opened
• Area Deaths
• Retired Delray teacher now helping seniors compile their life stories
• West Sports: Acreage Transformers win Junior Olympic flag football tourney in New Orleans
• West county native lives passion by creating custom horse trailers
• Glades Blotter: Woman arrested after punching ex-husband in the mouth
• Join online campaign to help win the Glades community grant
• Charity event Sunday to help suburban Lake Worth family of six
• Lake Worth retiree finds artistic fulfillment as Norton volunteer
• Boxing official, gym owner earns place in Florida's Hall of Fame
• North Sports: Lake Park, Boys & Girls Club offering a flag football program for ages 6-18
• Hannah's Home takes in first newborn in Tequesta
• Palm City vet takes his services to next level with new facility
• TCoast Sports: Palm City's Fred Bobb, Ray Bowles win bronze at Senior Olympics in Houston
• Lincoln Park Academy tennis standout takes her second consecutive title
• Stuart nonprofit helps employees with health, nutrition
• Powerball jackpot at $220 million expected to bring out crowds of players
• Jupiter woman, unlikely allies team up against animal fighting
• Their 'Glory Days' of Friendship
• More Boynton Beach red-light cameras go live
• West Palm Beach downtown authority gets new members to go with refocused mission
• Philadelphia college professor kills himself in front of his students
• Police investigating body found inside Lauderhill home
• FDLE opens probe into Miami Mayor's campaign finances
• Dreyfoos grad describes London rioting: 'Very few places are safe right now'
• Garage fire severely damages Boca Raton home Video
• Million Father March Encourages Male Caregivers to Take their Children to School
• Training: 'Understanding Alzheimer's Disease' At Vickers House South
• West Palm Beach gives black leaders two weeks to propose new boundaries for city commission districts
• West Palm Beach adopts tax on nuisances
• Riviera Beach moves one step closer to youth boating program
• Cerabino: Teaching kids how to swim can be so annoying
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach County keeps top credit rating
• Veteran Channel 12 news anchor Curt Fonger is leaving the station
• Palm Springs man charged with operating $304,000 investment scam in Palm Beach County
• What's in a name? Boynton Beach finds out the hard way
• Lake Worth to mull bringing trolley service back to downtown, beach, college
• 911 calls describing Tyler Hadley's alleged crime released to public
• Three file to run for village council in Wellington
• Want to run a town? Loxahatchee Groves management going up to bid
• Park Vista student becomes ill at school's band camp, later dies
• Three incumbents qualify to run for office in Lake Worth
• Lake Park honors volunteer for years of service
• Greenacres man arrested after allegedly beating wife in drunken rage in front of kids
• Palm Beach County drinking water to get chlorine flush
• TropicBeauty final competition at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
• Petey the Parrot freed by Coral Springs firefighters
• VSA-Florida-PBC celebrates the arts
• Man scheduled to testify at trial of alleged gang leader found dead in West Palm Beach
• Group to reveal plans for Caylee Marie Anthony memorial
• New hospital to open in Palm Beach Gardens and partner with Scripps
• Drugs in the mail a popular way to ship in South Florida, authorities say
• Florida airports preparing for higher demand for flights to Cuba
• West Palm Beach firm rolls out a new loan modification for underwater borrowers
• Palm Beach County schools score poorly in health violations, according to new study
• Transformer explosion kills one, injures two at utility substation
• New details emerge on pair's public suicides at Broward park
• Gary S. Lesser of Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith, PLLC Inducted into Florida Trend’s Legal Elite Hall Of Fame
• Crisis line, aka Helpline 211, still a saving grace after four decades
• Palm Beach County shields its assets from potential fallout after U.S. credit drops
• Divers from Wellington, Boca Raton found dead in Florida Keys
• Area Deaths
• Florida siblings on the run from the FBI
• Navy SEAL, formerly of Stuart, remembered as loyal man who loved family, country
• Deli part of Pasquale is a standout on its own
• NewsMax's Chris Ruddy rejects suggestion he run for GOP Senate nomination
• Dan Catalfumo, once a titan of S. Florida's building business, faces more than $100 million in debts
• Tropical depression Emily barely hangs on as rains diminish
• Lanes reopen after fatal crash on I-95 near Okeechobee
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps
• Free Training - How to Work in a Fancy Restaurant
• Five Hundred New Teachers Expected At 2011 TeacherFest
• Revamp of city's original area intended to link future to past
• Redistrict foes fight proposal
• West Palm Beach redistrict foes fight proposal
• Emily re-forms as tropical depression but poses little threat to South Florida
• Cerabino: Local advocate Newton Cook is sitting duck on 'The Daily Show'
• Area Deaths
• Floridians share widespread ire over 'ridiculous' debt wrangling
• Gator hunt in southwestern Palm Beach County teaches youths about Florida's wild
• Ex-lawyer with criminal past joins private talk with West Palm commissioners
• FAU's first medical students start, joining surge in South Florida medical education
• Citizens wants to raise rates 25 percent
• Blood bank deal sparks concerns
• Former Congressman Tim Mahoney charged with DUI
• Former congressman Tim Mahoney in Palm Beach County jail
• Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce Of Palm Beach County News - August 5, 2011
• Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach to close for three weeks in September
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Children aren't immune to the agonies of arthritis
• With storm likely to strengthen, Floridians urged to monitor Emily's remnants over weekend
• Tequesta couple's handmade soaps leave reviewers in a lather
• 'Partners in Pink' VIP reception to launch Fashion Now event in Boca Raton
• Royal Palm looks for stroke of genius to solve sticky swimming lessons dilemma
• Interns help Wellington during summer, learn the village ropes
• Designer Krista Watterworth now calls Jupiter home
• Design school is in session with Krista Watterworth
• NASA to launch robotic explorer Juno to Jupiter
• Vero Beach weekend happenings: Aug. 5-7, 2011
• Poll: Majority of Fla. voters don't like Gov. Scott or his policies, but job approval up
• Residents of suburban Lake Worth condo allowed back in units following man's suicide
• Rescue crews working scene of attempted suicide using cyanide in suburban Lake Worth
• A mother's heartache: 'Terrible' time in the year since 2-year-old Haile Brockington died in a Delray Beach day-care van
• 'Terrible' time in one year since 2-year-old Haile Brockington died in a Delray day care van
• Human remains inside burned vehicle leave questions for police
• NASA finds new evidence of liquid water on Mars
• Judge doesn't rule on Casey Anthony's probation issue, calls it 'a mess'
• Chief Judge Belvin Perry sets Casey Anthony probation hearing for 9 a.m. today
• Miami-Dade teacher accused of having sex with teenage student
• Prison-bound adoptive mom: I never meant to hurt kids
• Orlando man arrested, accused of beating 2-year-old boy to death
• School District’s Innovative Use Of Technology Wins International Achievement Award
• Coast Guard officer humble in retirement
• Coast Guard officer for Lake Worth Inlet, upon retirement, praises those under his command
• Village seeks volunteers for firefighter program
• County ethics panel clears Boynton mayor in tax dispute
• Johnny Longboats set to become anchor restaurant at renovated Lake Worth casino
• Is former Florida state senator barred from running as a Democrat?
• Ice cream shop dishes to the locals
• Cerabino: South Bay prison might need more guards, or at least greeters
• Area Deaths
• Low-interest loans helping revitalize Park Avenue
• Casey Anthony's probation hearing Q-and-A
• Golden becomes first to qualify for November election in Lake Worth
• Health officials yank license of West Palm Beach doctor; files, computers seized
• A Unique Art Gallery presents a black and white photography exhibition
• Police find human remains inside burned vehicle
• Miami Mayor asks feds to probe city police department
• The Bikini and Boots Calendar Girl search in West Palm Beach tonight
• Kissimmee man arrested in scheme to sell illegal theme-park tickets
• Facebook posse pursues scooter thief in Orlando - again
• Broward tornado hit up to 90 mph wind speed, weather service says
• Flights canceled, delayed due to Tropical Storm Emily
• Davie delays decision on turning off red-light cameras
• From subs to nuts, smugglers using weird means to conceal drugs brought into Florida
• New parking meters pay off for Boca Raton
• Cocaine on luxury yacht is UK's biggest seizure Video
• Debt bad, surplus good, right? Not necessarily, economists say
• Mother, grandparents indicted on charges of kidnapping Pompano Beach toddler to Middle East
• Shaq used cop pals in frame-up try, says lawsuit
• Judge says Casey Anthony does not have to report to probation Thursday, sets hearing for Friday
• Area Businesses Invited to District’s August Small Enterprise Luncheon
• William Koch Donates $250,000 To 'Save The Arts' At Bak
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps
• FREE Job Training: How to Work in a Fancy Restaurant
• Annual Matchmaker Conference Promises Business Strategies and Contacts
• Lantana Resident is One of 150 Selected to Attend NASA Tweetup for Launch of Jupiter-Bound Mission Aug. 4 – 5, 2011
• Mobile Version of District Web Site Now Available
• Swift might have to leave Royal Palm council if he loses water district job
• Boynton Beach trying to allow all-night Boy Scout march at Veterans Bicentennial Park
• School board OK's renovation of Rosenwald Elementary; South Bay school will stay K-5
• School board OK's renovation of Rosenwald Elementary; South Bay school will stay K-5
• Farm market's far-out location, great selection make it driveworthy
• Cerabino: Doughnut clerk? That's not how we roll, governor
• Lake Worth city commission calls special meeting Thursday to discuss casino building tenants
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach, Delray loan officers plead guilty in $2.5M mortgage scheme
• Prominent divorce attorney wins battle with Palm Beach County judge
• Palm Beach Shores woman engulfed in flames; lawsuit blames gel-like fuel
• After South Bay incident, Florida corrections department takes watch over private prisons
• When soap star's life fell apart what did Kim Zimmer do?
• Casey Anthony: Attorney wants to dismiss Texas EquuSearch lawsuit
• Department of Corrections answers Casey probation questions
• Social Security: Stay cool, apply for Medicare online
• Boynton leaves some unhappy with plan to close senior center earlier
• Lake Worth beginning preparations for city's 100th birthday
• After a year in captivity, 170-pound sea turtle released to ocean
• Part of Lake Worth's 7th Avenue North to be repaved this summer
• Ethics panel says fundraising problematic for West Palm commissioner on nonprofit board
• Girlfriend pleads 'not guilty' in murder of Fort Lauderdale millionaire
• Boynton administrator brings strokes of beauty to workplace, city
• South Sports: Cristina Rovira of Boca will represent the U.S. in the World Junior Tennis Competition
• Boynton temple has new leadership, varied congregation
• Through Wellington mom's online newsletter, Olympia finds community spirit
• Glades Police: Woman charged with obstruction after lying about driving car in accident
• Medical program brings 10 new doctors to the Glades
• One year after Palm Beach County scandal, ex-commissioner Koons stays involved behind scenes
• Lake Worth council working on 100th anniversary plans
• Lake Clarke Shores retired nurse rarely misses town meetings
• North Sports: Stan Edge of Jupiter placed second in the Ocean Rescue Ocean Mile Swim Race
• Pregnant woman and friend killed when SUV crashes through boutique
• Tornado skids across Tamarac, North Lauderdale and Margate
• Casey Anthony: Emergency hearing on probation; her lawyer says it's dangerous to bring her back to Orlando
• Brush fire smoke closes westbound Tamiami Trail in Miami-Dade County
• Lake Worth Utilities' billing could go to private contractor
• Jupiter measure targets sale of flavored tobacco products
• Racketeering trial starts for alleged Top 6 gang member
• Boynton Beach's Shopper Hopper is dead, for now
• DCF head outlines changes to safeguard children
• Muoio will support whatever decision police chief makes on resignation
• Cerabino: Sorry manatees, no refuge from tea party's ire
• Area Deaths
• Volunteers teach kids how to catch some fun
• Teen accused of stabbing classmate at Coral Gables High found guilty of second-degree murder
• Enquirer sued by country singer McCready over alleged 'false', 'misleading' statements
• Mother of teen who died in West Palm Beach juvie jail rescinds request for videotape
• Wellington sets events for 9/11 remembrance
• Take a Wild Adventure at the Brevard Zoo in Melbourne, Florida
• Grad students will pay more for loans under debt deal
• Mount Dora girl who drowned in Tennessee waterfall called leader among peers
• Jealous Orlando teen charged with murder used Facebook to lure rival, deputies say
• State lawmakers: South Florida cities can’t ban guns in parks, town halls
• Undercover wildlife officers use Facebook, social media to catch South Florida poachers
• Skydiving quadriplegic plunges to his death in Montana
• Livestock-killing, 11-foot Burmese python nabbed in Miami-Dade
• Man posing as Palm Beach County court employee scams elderly
• Grand jury to probe teen’s death in Palm Beach County juvenile lockup
• 3-year-old hospitalized after being shot in hand in Lake Worth
• Greenacres rejects plan to have fewer polling places for spring elections
• Florida medical leaders at odds with some religious groups over new women's preventative health rules
• Atwater reverses, issues burial check to family of youth who died in state custody
• Fire shoots through roof of home in Wellington's Versailles community
• Area Deaths
• State Attorney charges two with child neglect after 5-year-old is left on school bus
• Suspected gang leader's trial to begin today
• Suspected gang leader's trial to begin Tuesday
• West Palm Police Chief Bush submits resignation, then takes it back
• Boynton Beach police officer placed on administrative duty after arrest Sunday on suspicion of DUI
• West Palm considers requiring video surveillance in downtown restaurants, bars
• Ruth Perelman, Palm Beach benefactor, dies at 90
• North Palm Beach to consider allowing larger boats, RVs at homes
• Casey Anthony: George and Cindy Anthony vacation in Bahamas four days after sentencing
• Wellington could name preserve observation tower after first village manager
• Abandoned barge becomes Intracoastal reef north of Southern Boulevard
• Northern Palm Beach County News
• Vicki Siegel explores the connections between memory and physical reality
• Coast Guard: $180 million in cocaine seized from western Caribbean drug sub
• Award-winning Lake Worth painter Walter Hyntash reveals secrets of successful artistry
• Sunbather run over by Beach Patrol vehicle in Volusia
• Rx for Danger: Number of Florida babies born addicted to drugs skyrockets
• 2 divers rescued off Keys
• Getting through airport security to be faster and less intrusive for some
• Medication mishap leaves surgery patient a quadriplegic at age 20
• Training: 'Understanding Alzheimer's Disease'
• West Palm Beach looking to dump police radio system, alliance
• Divers to examine safety of sunken World War II ships off Florida's coast
• E. Robert Hunter, 102, former Norton director
• Norton Museum director who investigated daring art robbery dies, he was 102
• Area Deaths
• GOP's war of words with Lois Frankel lands U.S. Rep. Tom Rooney in awkward spot
• Heat index lingers at 103 with chance of showers this afternoon in Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Man convicted of murder granted retrial
• Who owns this condo? Man pays mortgage, woman is owner of record, experts smell fraud
• Post staffers honored for sex offender story
• Food trucks moving north; Boynton Beach family event a recent stop
• Sign holders serve as effective human billboards for area businesses
• Palm Beach Gardens considers hiking tax on Internet, cable TV and phone service
• Florida's jobless now must be computer savvy
• Area Deaths
• Casino building renovator finds more damage than anticipated
• Sea Angels cleanup group tackles Ocean Inlet Park
• New Miami-Dade mayor defends salary level for top advisors
• Motorcyclist fatally crashes on I-95 ramp near Oakland Park
• New revelations in case of 2 Delray Beach children found dead in canal
• School Board Meeting Takes Place in the Glades Area
• New Shade Structure Protects Students From Hot Sun At Palm Beach Gardens Elementary
• Public meetings in Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• GOP debt-ceiling vote finds U.S. Reps. Allen West, Tom Rooney reversing roles
• Area Deaths
• Sheriff's office won't discipline deputy in boating accident
• West Palm Beach officials pleased with Palm Beach County ethics class
• Firefighters put out brush blaze in Jupiter's Abacoa section; investigators probe cause
• Investigators probe cause of brush fire in Abacoa section of Jupiter
• Florida finance chief won’t pay for funeral of teen who died in detention
• Boynton to vote Tuesday on killing all four Shopper Hopper buses
• Local lawyer retained for possible suit against Casey Anthony
• Selena Gomez rocks the stage in Boca Raton
• Loxahatchee Groves' 5K runners to just say 'no' to clothes for charity nude run
• West Palm Beach mayor urges airport to keep noise program in place at PBIA
• Orthodontist finds odd patient: 171-pound green sea turtle
• Rusty barge to be turned into Intracoastal reef
• Jurors convict Dunkin' Donuts shooter on all 19 charges
• Judge Perry grants bond for Casey Anthony trial free-speech zone violator
• Mom will get video of teenage son’s death in lockup
• Police: Two killed when motorcycle from highway lands on railroad tracks
• Police: Two killed when motorcycle goes from highway to railroad tracks; passenger identified
• Police release tape of 911 call after Miramar football star collapsed
• Video shows July 4 robbery at Pompano gas station
• Girl, 12, accidently shot by sibling, Miami police say
• Police say arrest of AWOL U.S. soldier foiled 'terror plot'
• Casey Anthony reportedly seeking $1.5 million for first interview
• Uncertainty over debt default after Boehner fails to round up enough support for his plan
• Fret over social security checks: Worried seniors chide lawmakers
• Under terms of probation, Casey Anthony should be in Orange County
• Former astronaut Lisa Nowak to get 'other than honorable' Navy discharge
• Thieves roll away with containers filled with tires
• Rescue official: Palm Beach shoe store crash victim may have suffered traumatic brain injury
• Man drives Mercedes-Benz into Palm Beach shoe store
• North Palm Beach plots one-year ban on arcades, game rooms, Internet cafes
• Tax rate tentatively approved Thursday would bring Lake Worth to $10, maximum state law allows
• Naming of new Royal Palm Beach planner delayed
• Ocean Ridge beach cleanup is Saturday
• Lake Park culture quotient gets boost from artists' co-op
• Jupiter line dance to benefit the blind
• Boating safety class in Palm Beach Gardens
• Join in Boynton Beach rummage sale set for October 8
• Bank manager to read to kids at Boynton Beach museum
• Shopping project in the Acreage needs more tweaks
• Commission OKs windmill rules, but environmentalists fear for birds
• Area Deaths
• In initial vote, Palm Beach County requires banks to register foreclosed homes
• Small plane flips over in Pahokee
• Swimmers beware: High risk of rip currents off Palm Beach County's coast today
• Federal judge rules Florida's drug law unconstitutional
• Vote tabled on suburban Lake Worth Race Trac gas station proposal
• Boynton Beach car wash employee injured after losing control of car
• Emalee Andre: Award winning Palm Beach Gardens artist
• More than 100 charged in anti-drugs and guns operation in Palm Beach County
• 'I didn't shoot him,' says girlfriend charged with killing Orlando man
• Miami judge to hear testimony in lethal injection drug challenge
• Miami meat company recalls 3 tons of beef possibly contaminated by animal drug
• Gay group calls for business boycott over Rep. West appearance in Wilton Manors
• Miramar football player Isaiah Laurencin dies after conditioning drills
• Republican debt plan faces close vote in Congress
• Palm Beach Recreation Department News - July 27, 2011
• Palm Beach County Council PTA/PTSA Presidents Meeting and Training
• Big Summer Electrical Savings Seen For School District With New Rate Structure
• Palm Beach Maritime Academy Exceeds the Requirements: Designated 'High Performing'
• Boat, RV restrictions on North Palm Beach agenda
• Palm Beach County judgeship open to applicants
• Visit to help distraught friend ends in death of 29-year-old Lake Worth native
• Meal Deals, Good Service and Retro Look A Draw for Burger Brothers
• Westbound Belvedere Road near Pike Road reopens after accident shuts it down
• Accident shuts down westbound Belvedere Road near Pike Road
• Bounty of fresh food for those in need, thanks to Feeding South Florida
• PANTRY OF PLENTY
• Boynton Beach lays off 14 city workers in bid to close budget deficit
• Appeals court reverses fired state worker's $1 million jury award
• Feeding South Florida food pantry brings free, fresh produce to Lake Worth's needy
• City boss demands answers from Katz about lobbying
• Boynton boss demands answers from Katz about lobbying
• Area Deaths
• After two years, Lox Groves and Callery-Judge Grove settle growth plan dispute
• Area Deaths
• Lake Worth might get extra two months to decide on fire service contract
• Keva by Keva J swimwear: in a class by itself
• County commission to consider rezoning land for shopping center in The Acreage
• Fired Miami Beach cop charged in drunken ATV scandal
• Most of Keys may be lost to sea by 2100
• Local designer Amanda Perna appears on this season of Project Runway
• Feds seeking money, cars from accused South Florida pill mill czar
• Ex-Hollywood Christian volunteer coach Tillman pleads guilty to sex with student
• Anonymous tip leads to arrest in Boca Raton burglary case
• Jury awards $28.8 million to king of Jordan's brother-in-law
• Some residents of Delray Beach neighborhood question I-95 sound walls
• Citizens proposed 2000% sinkhole spike
• Boca man charged with murder try after breaking into ex-girlfriend's apartment, shooting at her
• Annual 2-day lobster season off to a slow start
• Boynton's downtown post office needs makeover
• South Sports: Jonathan Doring of Boynton Beach competed in Special Olympics in Athens, Greece
• Rhode Island vet retires to Boca, finds 'career' at Florida Atlantic
• Palm Beach Chamber Music Festival marks 20 years
• 3 nature centers in jeopardy
• Pembroke Pines man held in mom's murder had troubled history, neighbors say
• Authorities investigate possible downed aircraft off Flagler County coast
• South Florida lawmakers get avalanche of calls, emails about raising debt ceiling
• Guard, suspended in teen’s death in custody, was fired from last job
• Casey Anthony: Judge sentences trial protester to five months in jail
• Casey Anthony Halloween mask for sale on eBay, for $24,300
• New park in Wellington on its way for Goldenrod community; negotiation to buy land begins
• New Citizenship Class at Vickers House South - Starts August 2
• Vickers House Partners With Job Corps
• Free Job Training: How To Work In A Fancy Restaurant
• Pro Football Standout Returns Home To Honor FCAT Scholars
• Kids and collectors celebrate 50th birthday of Barbie's birthday in Boynton Beach
• Lake Worth city manager requests tax increase to fund new auditors, a marketing manager and economic development director
• High-stakes trial involving Gulf Stream billionaire Harry Sargeant handed to jury for deliberations
• Rabid raccoon attacked dog in Royal Palm Beach
• Team Boca soccer squad competes for a national title, inspired by a lost teammate
• Bridge height debate pits north county gated communities against each other
• Friday could prove extra special for meteor viewing
• Royal Palm Beach to host 9/11 memorial event
• Officials honor girl who died in canal as guardrail project progresses
• Moral of story: Don't wait till crisis to figure out next move
• Insurance issues differ for condos, cooperatives
• Investigator: Cause of Sunday fire that destroyed Caloosa home to remain 'undetermined'
• Post offices in Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm, Riviera Beach could be closing
• Jesse Jackson in Orlando urges Floridians to fight state's new voting laws
• 3 men charged with beating, robbing man in Lake Worth
• Man rescued from pool at Disney's Mickey's Retreat east of Lake Buena Vista
• National student rights group wants Boca Raton High School to stop searching confiscated cellphones
• Family mourns couple's 'cold-blooded' killing in Miami Gardens gas station carjack attempt
• Miami Beach plans to fire cops accused in gay beatings
• Australian police pepper spray angry kangaroo that attacked 94-year-old woman
• How to contact Congress and the White House
• Wellington man charged with child solicitation
• Lake Worth woman charged after allegedly stealing bike, exposing herself at Circle K
• Gulf Stream billionaire testifies he was blackmailed by king of Jordan’s brother-in-law
• Two West Palm Beach communities solid after district boundary lines redrawn
• Despite inland water shortfall, stormwater rushes out to sea, to prevent floods
• Tuesday is ‘Boca is Nice’ Day
• West Palm to seek director for its redesigned waterfront
• Lake Worth begins using water from new $24.9 million reverse osmosis plant
• Area Deaths
• Company execs get 2 years probation in exchange for testimony against ex-Palm Beach official
• Wildlife officers show dogged determination in hunting illegal lobsters
• Youth boating program in Riviera could become reality
• Garbage pickup days changing in Boynton Beach
• Happy Birthday, Heloise!
• Wellington to discuss RV occupancy in equestrian preserve
• McAuliffe to try first case as Palm Beach County's state attorney
• Police add more surveillance cameras in downtown West Palm Beach to help improve safety
• Watch Palm Beach Zoo's tiger cubs online or meet them at their debut Friday
• Lake Worth man arrested after chasing, trying to hit woman with machete
• Palm Beach Post offers new online service for special occasion announcements
• String of burglaries in Boynton Beach
• Florida First Lady Ann Scott at Delray library Monday
• Boynton Beach may park its 'Shopper Hopper' transit system
• Coast Guard chief warrant officer retiring after 30 years
• Five adults and one child homeless after fire in Lake Worth
• Lobster mini-season: 2-day 'bug' chase carries risk this week
• Aware of default's risks, U.S. Reps. Deutch, Rooney say they're prepared to act on debt
• No air conditioning in Boynton Beach? For some residents, it's no sweat
• Area Deaths
• Rep. Allen West's rant prompts Lois Frankel to register pithily named website
• Woman rescued from canal on Interstate 95
• Post exclusive: AARP selling name for millions
• Post investigation: Did stimulus money create jobs in Palm Beach County?
• Woman, 20, dies in car crash near Lake Osborne
• Home burning in Loxahatchee
• Pahokee shooting injures man, 24
• Family loses home to fire in western Palm Beach County
• Wellington village polo site getting dressed up for dressage
• Norwegians in Florida shocked by bombing and shooting
• Area Deaths
• Abandoned and foreclosed homes a haven for crime in Lake Worth
• Boynton Beach campaign fails to name sculpture or fill coffers
• Rabies advisory in effect for St. Lucie County
• Wait is finally over for family's new Greenacres home
• Airport noise monitors called costly, useless
• Roadside deli in Hobe Sound easy to miss; worth a turnaround
• Para gliders collide, one operator has serious injuries
• New York City police officer shot on South Beach
• Palm Beach leads the county in the number of watering tickets issued
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Changes to Palm Beach County's charter on Monday meeting agenda
• Trump ordered to repay club deposit to ousted member
• Sheriff's Office seeks help in finding suspects in Lake Park burglaries
• Jupiter installs two recharging stations for electric vehicle owners
• West Palm Beach Police Chief Delsa Bush cleared in jaywalking probe
• West Palm Beach school named among 27 worst in state
• Astronaut Mitchell refutes NASA's camera filching claim
• State Road 7 extension to Northlake remains on planning groups 'go' list
• Former chaplain sues hospice after contracting MRSA
• Phil Foster Park swimming ban lifted
• Tequesta gives groups time to try to save old Flagler train depot
• Authorities seek next of kin of woman found dead in West Palm Beach
• Area Deaths
• Vouchers help homeless veterans afford housing in Palm Beach County
• Two people killed after police-involved shooting in North Miami Beach
• Lake Worth postpones action on terminating fire agreement with county
• Tequesta police chief to walk the beat with officers
• 2 hurt when car slams bus stop
• Wellington residents can now report code violations, other issues online
• Delray Beach officials plan free water safety event
• Habitat for Humanity Palm Beach County finishes its 114th home
• Anniversary Sale at Nordstroms in full swing: get the latest trends
• Discovery Channel's Shark Week to feature Palm Beach shark encounter Video
• Police: Hollywood man used samurai sword on girlfriend
• Palm Beach County Jail inmates must pass through body scanner
• New mosquito discovered in Palm Beach County
• Lake County real-estate leader accused of shipping meth in Meow Mix
• Judge closes Barahona dependency hearings to public
• Finally, a double dose of drought relief
• Son charged with killing adoptive mom who tried to save him
• Glade View Elementary Splashes Into Reading
• Jupiter High Educator In Running For National Mathematics And Science Award
• College Board Selects Palm Beach County Schools As Spring Board National Demonstration Schools
• Opera Launches Online '50 for 50' Fundraising Campaign
• Palm Beach sheriff seeks help in finding suspect in West Palm Beach armed robbery
• Troubled Navy veteran receives a final tribute from the military in Lake Worth
• West Palm Beach residents urge city commission to keep their neighborhoods in one district
• West Palm Beach man charged with DUI manslaughter in death of 10-year-old girl last October
• Sargeant faced earlier bribery accusation
• West-Wasserman Schultz duel continues as West cites double standard for black conservatives
• Cerabino: Golf isn't your bag? Tiger still might hire you
• West Palm Beach based Quepasa to acquire myYearbook site
• Deutch urges probe of guest worker visa program, saying it costs U.S. workers jobs
• School board envisions district where learning field is level for all kids
• EEOC sues nursing home for firing Seventh Day Adventist
• Hot demand for Wellington apartments leads to construction plans
• Controlled burn set for Jonathan Dickinson park on Friday
• 'No Swimming Advisory' reissued for Phil Foster Park
• Officials: White powder found in Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office mail room not a biohazard
• Ramiccio won't run for Lake Worth mayor in November
• Chaz vice president sentenced to 2 years probation
• Former 'News of the World' editor Greg Miskiw to return to Britain, according to report
• Davie woman accused of falsely reporting her car stolen three times in six days
• On opening day, new Eco-Island playground in Jupiter a hit with kids
• Slides and smiles: New playground in Jupiter a hit with kids
• Historic depot former depot for Henry Flagler's railroad might be saved in Tequesta
• Large alligator trapped in Royal Palm Beach Video
• Friday is last day for postal vans in north county, Haverhill
• Casey Anthony: Lawyers in civil case want Anthony to turn over psych evals, offers for TV, book deals
• Casey Anthony defense team bills state $147,018 so far
• Opening arguments to begin in fatal Coral Gables High School stabbing
• Man upset over computer repair bill charged with trying to run over Lake Worth store manager
• Final space shuttle Atlantis touches down at Kennedy Space Center
• Attorneys At Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith, PLLC Recognized As Florida Legal Elite
• Palm Beach County Students Obtain Multiple Honors in Advanced Placement Courses
• Statement On Cut, Cap And Balance Bill Passage In House From Chairman Of The Tea Party
• Palm Beach County Council of PTA/PTSA Prepare for New School Year
• Hacking into voice mail easy but preventable, expert says
• School board upholds transfer of Lake Worth High principal, despite pleas from supporters
• House of Vintage one- day sale: rock the house
• Jordan King Abdullah won't have role in $2.7 billion contract dispute
• Cerabino: Deregulation dials up new land-line fees
• Area Deaths
• Video: Erupting sewer upends car
• Lobbying appeals on hold in Boynton because of trouble filling mediator role
• Jupiter approves tax rate at same level as last year
• Former S. Fla. lawmaker Mandy Dawson arrested on federal income tax charges
• Where, oh where has my Tylenol gone?
• Juno Beach's Loggerhead Marinelife Center heals, frees turtle
• Teens steal statue from Boca Raton church Surveillance video
• In defiance of county, Palm Beach Gardens enacts own ethics regulations
• South Sports: East Boynton All Star beats West Boynton in Little League championship
• Arts Garage brings crowds to downtown Delray
• 'Ride along' with officer husband inspires Loxahatchee mom to write
• Firefighters donate to Glades church damaged by fire
• Organization's CEO, West Palm resident takes pride in helping balance lives of others
• Central Sports: Pro Ball Cobras 13U win championship
• Childhood passion inspires Singer Island woman to care for animals
• North Sports: Gardens' Annie Dulman wins overall girls title at South Florida PGA Junior Tour
• Tequesta dog owners will be able to let pets off leash
• St. Lucie nursing director provides quality care to youth organization
• TCoast Sports: Palm City's Emily Faulker claimed her third title at the South Florida PGA Junior tou
• Titles and trophies: Part of a Treasure Coast family's martial arts tradition
• Palm Beach Gardens proposes taxes at same rate as this year
• Borland Center gets OK for 6-foot-high sign in Palm Beach Gardens
• Campus Crusade for Christ at Florida colleges changing its name to 'Cru'
• Lake Worth delves deeper into possibly privatizing billing office
• Cerabino: Allen West's new designation? Depends on how you define 'magnificent'
• Area Deaths
• Firefighters in contract talks with Palm Beach County
• West Palm opens health clinic for city employees
• Davie man accused of kicking pet prairie dog to death faces animal cruelty charges
• Casey Anthony possibly spotted at Orlando airport
• West Palm seeks public input on redrawing city commission district boundaries
• Mangrove preserve contract wins approval
• Don't let bitterness slow you down, full speed ahead
• Renovation leaves Lake Park library room kid-friendly
• Man rushes at Rupert Murdoch in hearing Video
• $174,000 playground at Jupiter's Indian Creek Park opens Thursday
• 'Design Wars' kicks off at Town Center Mall, Boca Raton: Attention designers
• Day care van alarms now required to alert drivers to check for forgotten children, Palm Beach County
• Child spanking sex fetish: Australian man being sent to Polk County to face charges
• 12 accused in sex crimes: Teen girl raped; another taken from Orlando to Miami for prostitution
• SeaWorld hiring blitz seeks to add 650 more employees to Orlando parks
• Report: Software designer says Casey Anthony prosecution data was wrong
• Area Deaths
• Seminole County judge orders traffic violators to research crash victims, enhance roadside memorials; one made a film
• Man rushes at Rupert Murdoch in hearing
• Justice Department filing in West Palm Beach court contradicts FBI findings in anthrax case
• Hollywood fetish model with a tricked-out hearse is slapped with rare charge for fake rocket launcher
• Where in the world is Casey Anthony? Rumor mill works overtime
• Palm Beach Gardens elderly man reported missing; police seek the public's assistance
• Police: Missing elderly Palm Beach Gardens man found
• Pembroke Pines woman's disappearance suspicious, police say
• Palm Beach County fire-rescue union contract talks today
• Empowering Women to Reach Their Full Potential Seminar
• Greenacres to leave tax rate unchanged
• Sargeant partner called unstable
• Motorcyclist, 19, in hospital after Boynton Beach crash
• West Palm Beach house fire started in bedroom; four adults, two dogs unharmed
• Cerabino: Office Depot's thanks for county tax cuts? Sending 80 jobs overseas
• Audubon blasts water district for allegedly favoring sugar growers over Everglades
• Obituary: Long-time Palm Beach County firefighter dies of rare form of blood cancer
• Report: Boat wreckage will have to be raised for cause of fatal June explosion
• Four inquire about Boynton city manager's position
• Lululemon athletica grand opening at the Boca Raton Town Center Mall
• Pop- in at Clematis Pop-up store concept: 10 days only
• Suburban Boca Raton man arrested on charges of hitting wife in head with machete
• Jail guard: I was fired over 911 call for sick teen
• Riviera Beach man charged with aggravated assault after allegedly shooting at woman
• Job fair in Riviera seeks to fill 150 school cafeteria positions
• After Sunday's thrilling World Cup final, all we can say is: THANKS, SOCCER MOMS!
• Woman tells would-be robber: 'We are going to have a real problem'
• WXEL-TV lays off three after state budget cuts
• Miami police chase ends with stolen car crashing into building
• Wellington approves contract for renovating old municipal complex
• Palm Beach Gardens to consider sign request for entrance to Borland Center
• Jupiter to vote on proposed tax rate
• Sachs to fill in for Deutch at Boynton chamber
• Body found in Okeeheelee Park lake identified as West Palm Beach man
• Former West Palm Beach law firm partners trading lawsuits
• Jury acquits Acreage man of manslaughter in 2006 shooting death of neighbor, 19
• Man sues Shaquille O'Neal over alleged kidnapping
• Highly skilled workers hard to find, South Florida recruiters say
• Man injured in shooting outside Orlando Sentinel
• Casey Anthony is free but can't escape speculation about future
• Trail of feathers led to stolen Orlando swan
• Trail of feathers leads police to stolen Orlando swan
• Groundbreaking today for Central Florida's SunRail commuter train
• Woman, 81, dies after her car plunges into Sunrise Lakes canal
• Village's new manager brings experience to job
• Area Deaths
• Protests angry and mild follow Casey Anthony's release from prison
• Body found floating in lake at Okeeheelee Park
• Greenacres to vote on tax rate Monday
• Norton Museum of Art remembers late benefactor Valerie Pascal Delacorte's 'extraordinary joy of life'
• Man killed after car collides with semitrailer on I-95 in Deerfield Beach
• Tropical depression forms off Florida's East Coast
• Churches petition Congress over concerns budget cuts will hurt the needy
• Slain Greenacres home intruder 'was looking for blood,' homeowners' son says
• Casey Anthony released from jail; where will she go now?
• Casey Anthony released from jail in SUV; in downtown Orlando
• Free from jail on Sunday, Casey Anthony will find it hard to escape public fury
• Wellington man killed in motorcycle crash
• Boynton Beach city attorney urges changes to lobbying law
• Cerabino: Deny inmates underwear? That's a new low
• Area Deaths
• Supporters, protesters gather at jail ahead of Casey Anthony's release
• Snake specialists say girl's death testament to dangers of owning pythons
• Man, 39, killed in I-95 Lantana crash
• Teen’s death in West Palm Beach lockup raises questions about new law
• Is new federal watchdog's leash too short?
• Special Seminar For Women At The Vickers House South
• India Bazaar a haven for locals missing subcontinent's delights
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Search continues for two West Palm Beach girls reported missing this week
• Boynton Beach lawyer Peter Feaman named to judicial nominating commission
• FSU faculty approves right-leaning Koch Foundation deal, with caveats
• Ruling on motions to dismiss likely next week in case of judge accused of badgering state staff over Florida 'Taj Mahal'
• Roy Kronk, who discovered Caylee Anthony's remains, sues bounty hunter Leonard Padilla
• Area Deaths
• State fires two juvenile-center employees in teen's death
• Boynton might let homeowners group take over vacant lot
• Nine-year sentence for teen who admitted kneeing toddler
• West Boynton library to close for eight months of repairs
• Bullrun Rally driver in Audi sports car arrested after crash on Florida's Turnpike
• Broken sprinkler forces Fort Lauderdale airport evacuation
• Casey Anthony: Judge grants protective order; Casey Anthony will not have to be deposed Tuesday
• Six nominated to fill Palm Beach County Circuit Court vacancy
• Lawmaker again advocates alarms for day-care vans
• Hospice chaplain knows what to say on a man's dying day
• Lake Park resident starts citizens action group
• Motorcyclist hit by truck at Belvedere Road exit off I-95
• FBI seeks help to identify Margate, Fort Lauderdale bank robbers
• Casey Anthony trial: Casey Anthony to appeal convictions on charges of lying to cops
• Former law partner of Scott Rothstein disbarred
• Husband, in-laws threaten to sell unborn baby for $5K, mom says
• Should parents lose custody of super obese kids? Some doctors say yes
• Fuel spill causing back-up on southbound I-95 near 6th Avenue in Lake Worth
• 6th Avenue entrance ramp in Lake Worth reopens after fuel spill clean-up
• Family sues Miami-Dade day care in toddler's death
• Authorities identify Haverhill man as pedestrian hit, killed on Belvedere Road this morning
• Casey Anthony: Judge removes himself from civil case after private discussion with attorneys
• South Carolina inmate wants to know if he is Caylee Anthony's father
• Lauderhill legal pot smoker and others urge Miami Beach to decriminalize marijuana
• Pine Jog Elementary Plants First Urban Peach Grove
• Pine Jog Elementary Plants First Urban Peach Grove
• School District Of Palm Beach County Recognized By U.S. Department Of Agriculture
• Boca bookkeeper guilty of embezzling more than $820,000
• North Palm Beach manager Jimmy Knight presides over final village council meeting
• Report: Six put on leave while state probes death of teen at West Palm Beach detention center
• At billionaire's fraud trial, former CIA agent denies anything improper about $9 million payment to Jordan
• Florida woman kills 91-year-old husband with car in parking lot Video
• Standing-room-only crowd watches Rachel Waterman be sworn in as Lake Worth mayor
• Junior Lifeguard team gets in shape to compete
• Cerabino: Country fans, South is just state of mind
• West Palm Beach sex offender gets 40 years for trying to entice minor
• Wellington garbage fees will stay unchanged
• Palm Springs police to host free family movie Friday
• FAU partners with Wellington in assessing, mapping out village's future
• Area Deaths
• Casey Anthony: Emergency hearing scheduled for Friday, despite defense demands
• Monday seminars' goal: Helping women
• Pennsylvania man named Casey Anthony can't escape the public ire
• Tequesta to vote on tax rate tonight
• Orlando lawmaker wants to ban jurors from cashing in after trials
• French medal goes to veteran for seeking other honorees
• Chair of Boynton veterans group to receive France's Legion of Honor Medal
• Woman whose threat led to lock down of Broward schools sentenced to two years in prison
• Volunteers sought to serve on advisory boards in Lake Worth
• Mosquito spraying set for Saturday
• Fire salary talks set for Tuesday; county seeks pay cuts for new employees
• Jailed Daytona Beach pastor get weekends off to preach
• Central Florida parents accused of beating son with bat over game
• Man charged with hate crime in Mount Dora synagogue vandalism
• Orlando police raid telemarketing firm
• Turtle leaves Miami Seaquarium rehab for sea
• Boynton Beach narrows spending gap, sets tax rate
• Killer python tried to eat toddler, deputy medical examiner testifies
• Casey Anthony defense team tweaked tactics in response to tweets
• Warrant: Fort Lauderdale millionaire feared poisoning before violent death
• Lead investigator for Casey Anthony defense, from Port St. Lucie, says Casey will ‘go into hiding' after jail release Sunday
• School District of Palm Beach County Announces Policy for National School Lunch and Breakfast Program
• Security cameras bound for Park Avenue under contract approved by Lake Park town commission
• Palm Beach County Health Care District says no to inspector general's oversight
• Delray Beach man arrested for randomly firing gun from in front of his house
• Drought, water conditions on South Florida Water Management District board's agenda Thursday
• Sargeant business partner testifies he was cut out of deal
• Emily's search for the elusive Blue Cupcake
• Boynton Beach and mausoleum at 'total impasse' over resolving dispute
• Cerabino: Palm Beach County needs an etiquette maven
• Tax rate stays the same for Wellington's Acme Improvement District
• New docks along Intracoastal provide access to Juno Dunes Natural Area
• Area Deaths
• Pahokee asks state to help rescue Glades water utility finances
• Family of fallen Port St. Lucie soldier schedules viewing, memorial service
• Obituary: First Wellington manager helped shape village's future
• Casey Anthony: Lawyers fear Casey Anthony won't show for deposition in defamation case, file emergency motion
• Ohio drug dog dies after freak accident
• County holds hearings on redrawing commission district boundaries
• Ramiccio says he'll be back in November to run for Lake Worth mayor
• Chaz Equipment exec convicted of trying to bribe public employees argues for new trial
• More than 100 kids moved from West Palm Beach summer camp after eletrical fire
• Pa. restaurant has heard enough, bans kids Video
• Decades-long dream finally coming to fulfillment
• South Police Blotter: Bicycle stolen from in front of Boca Raton Fresh Market
• South Sports: Boca Raton kids Alex Hurwitz and Nicholas Pompile named MVPs at Bucky Dent Baseball ca
• Boynton teen honored as Bob Borovy Student Citizen of Year
• Construction career builds outlet for Wellington woman's will to serve
• Clewiston High's valedictorian graduates college before high school
• SUV in Wellington crashes into canal, no one reported injured
• July rains don't get to root of Palm Beach County drought crisis
• Roof explodes off house during fire in suburban Lake Worth
• Sewage line breaks prompt health advisories for Fort Lauderdale waterways; SW 17th Street reopened to traffic
• Palm Beach County emergency response teams participate in nuclear disaster exercise
• Managing Partner Gary S. Lesser of Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith, PLLC Sworn Into Office of Florida Bar Board of Governors
• Palm Beach County unveils new data website
• Waterman trounces Ramiccio in Lake Worth mayoral race
• North Palm Beach's Parks and Recreation Department holds school uniform drive
• Summer pool party at North Palm Beach Pool
• North Palm Beach holding free ice cream social
• Indian Trail Improvement District to discuss playground Wednesday night
• Opening ceremony for new Jupiter Farms pavilion
• Public invited to conservation meetings on July 19, 20
• North Palm Beach group sends thousands of care packages to troops
• Florida legislature home to dozens of millionaires
• Wellington holds steady on preliminary property tax rate
• Sargeant testifies about dangers of delivering fuel to Iraq
• Tequesta might join north county dog-park craze
• Cerabino: Crops rot as Georga feels effects of immigration law
• Cerabino: Crops rot as Georgia feels effects of immigration law
• Area Deaths
• Lake Worth manager looks for increased tax rate
• Texas EquuSearch files lawsuit against Casey Anthony
• Boynton Beach weighs cuts in fire, police, library services
• When it's time, do 'for' your pets, not 'to' them
• Turnout light in Lake Worth mayoral runoff election
• North Palm Beach to discuss capital improvements at meeting
• Delray Beach bans skateboards, roller blades from public garages
• Afghan President Hamid Karzai's half brother killed by close associate
• Casey Anthony confession Facebook scam spreads
• Area Deaths
• TEST player
• Police evacuate 14 North Miami apartments because of strange odor, mysterious notes
• Prosecutor calls snake 'instrument of death' in killer python trial
• Michele Bachmann 'seems paranoid' and quick to call police following incidents on campaign trail
• 'We did the best we could,' lead Casey Anthony investigator said
• TV's forensic psychiatrist Keith Ablow to write Casey Anthony book
• Most charges dropped against Miami Vibes porn producers; women said they were drugged before sex scenes
• Shamed former congressman, Anthony Weiner, escapes to Miami with pregnant wife
• Lake Worth mayoral runoff election today
• Former steakhouse CEO doing Florida fly-ins to announce US Senate run
• Labor secretary to promote heat stroke prevention in Dania Beach
• Jury picked in killer python case; couple rejected plea deal
• Central Florida woman to her bank: I'm not dead
• Port Everglades ship rescues boaters off Bahamas
• More aid sought to lure Palm Beach County businesses
• Man charged with misusing 911 after he told police he bought drugs
• Training: 'Understanding Alzheimer's Disease' at Vickers House South
• Citizenship Test Preparation Classes at The Vickers House South
• North Palm Beach's Support Our Troops program gives overseas forces a taste of home
• West Palm Beach commission will let residents speak on new voting district boundaries before adopting them
• Two-car wreck blocks two lanes on southbound Interstate 95 near Sixth Avenue South in Lake Worth
• Interstate 95 clear in Lake Worth after wreck blocks southbound lanes for two hours
• Royal Palm Beach, Acreage officials rally support for extending State Road 7 from Okeechobee to Northlake boulevards
• State Rep. Pat Rooney unfazed by Westboro's planned protest at St. Lucie soldier's funeral
• Cerabino: Press can't cave if hate 'church' pickets in Florida
• Juvenile dies while in detention at West Palm Beach state facility
• Teen dies while in detention at West Palm Beach state facility
• Boynton hopes red-light fines will help $1.17 million budget gap
• Northbound turnpike reopens near Boca, scattered cargo cleared from roadway
• In wake of $35 million ruling against it, WaveRunner maker asks judge for new trial
• Split Palm Beach County commission raises property tax rate by 2.6 percent; will try to cut it before budget adopted
• 1 hurt in Delray Beach rollover crash
• Juvenile dies while in detention at West Palm Beach facility
• Age is no barrier to athleticism at Golden Age Games
• SoFlo: Ceramics exhibition set to arrive at the Armory Art Center
• Suburban West Palm man charged with resisting arrest, assault on a deputy
• Casey Anthony trial jury foreman 'disgusted' by not-guilty verdict
• Lake Worth fire under control; 2 escaped unhurt, fire officials say
• Onlookers continue to swarm Casey Anthony's home
• Two central Florida teens charged in plot to kill boy
• 'Alien labor' ads draw anger, criticism in Palm Beach County
• 'Alien labor' ads draw anger, criticism Palm Beach County
• The insanity verdict: 2 lawyers and a judge on mental health mission
• Drug-treatment centers fear flood of patients as Florida's pill-mill law kicks in
• Jury selection begins in killer python case; couple rejected plea dea
• Trial to begin in case of python that killed toddler
• Judge denies Dippolito request for hearing on key witness in murder-for-hire conviction
• Dalia Dippolito's lawyer — and perhaps Dippolito herself — due back in court today to seek hearing
• Opera Presents Season Preview Concert At CityPlace
• More aid sought to lure businesses
• Palm Beach County’s development arm to ask county for more money to lure businesses
• Area Deaths
• "King" Neptune of the seafood shacks: 43 years in Port Salerno
• Electronic newsletter helps Palm Beach County place shelter pets in new homes
• Palm Beach Gardens to seek cutbacks in city police and fire pensions
• Palm Beach County schools panel meets Monday to get head start on 2012-13 budget deficit
• Deputy fatally shoots pit bull in Deerfield Beach
• Seven-foot gator caught roaming Boca Raton neighborhood
• Ex-Solantic doctor tells of intense pressure on staff to reap revenue
• Not guilty and insane: Local defendants are getting out, rearrested
• High-stakes trial for Harry Sargeant, who faces allegations of Iraqi war profiteering, starts Monday
• Anti-gay Westboro church to picket St. Lucie soldier's funeral
• Jupiter's reverse osmosis process helps South Florida towns dodge the drought
• Police prevail atop Boynton Beach's city payroll
• Area Deaths
• Missing Boca Raton woman found in Broward
• Cerabino: On bad cops, blue Boca and, of course, Hitler
• More than half of county's fire-rescue employees earn more than $90,000
• Lake Worth voters go to polls Tuesday to pick mayor
• Palmetto Expressway in Miami-Dade finally opened after 5 1/2-hour shut down due to possible explosives
• Former suspect in murder of Pahokee football star accused of selling crack cocaine
• Lake Worth OKs plan for haunted house
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Three hospitalized after four-car crash on Okeechobee Boulevard
• Former Congressman Mark Foley resting comfortably tonight after prostate surgery
• Village looks at putting its message in lights
• Palm Beach County woman, U.S. Rep. Deutch await Lithuanian action on showcasing Holocaust memorial
• West Palm officials skeptical of charter proposals to move city elections to November, give commissioners three-year terms
• Royal Palm Beach village council OKs rezoning 5 acres along State Road 7
• Florida Supreme Court rejects asbestos claim limit
• Area Deaths
• Casey Anthony: Declines video visit from mother Cindy Anthony
• South Florida rapper "Brisco" sought in connection with beating
• 17 arrested in West Palm Beach prostitution sting
• Citations for violating water restrictions up this week in West Palm Beach
• Shuttle watchers strain to see launch from Juno Beach pier, but clouds ruin view
• Minivan crashes into condo building in suburban Lake Worth, causes 'major damage'
• Toddler rushed to hospital after near drowning in suburban Lake Worth
• Carolyn Nelson: Artist and humanitarian
• Parkland man dead, Boynton passenger critically injured after I-95 accident in Boca Friday a.m.
• RX drug overdoses in Florida up 61 percent in 6 years
• Palm Beach County hospitals use chilling vests to help cardiac arrest patients
• Miramar High music teacher is Florida’s Teacher of the Year
• Boca Raton police officer suspended for having porn on work computer
• Weather forecast threatens final shuttle launch
• Four Palm Beach County High Schools Among America's Best
• Community Back to School Bash school uniform and school supply donation drive to benefit families in need in Palm Beach County
• Casey Anthony sentencing: Court recalculates, now says she could leave jail July 17
• Outlook gloomy for shuttle launch, Space Coast economy
• Wellington to host car show, songwriters' festival concert on Saturday
• Volunteers needed for Saturday cleanup of Delaware Scrub Natural Area in Jupiter
• Wellington collecting used school uniforms for needy students
• Luxury apartment complex proposed for Hood Road and Central Boulevard in Palm Beach Gardens
• North Palm Beach day camp registration opens
• Arc art exhibit July 18 at Lake Park Library
• Cyclists set up fan-friendly training course in Lake Park
• IED claims life of suburban Port St. Lucie soldier
• Former Palm Beach County Congressman Foley to have prostate removed tomorrow
• Lightning strike at Caylee memorial 'could be a sign from the angels'
• Casey Anthony's parents receive death threats
• Cerabino: Voyeur nation should pay for Anthony's trial
• EEOC sues Royal Palm restaurant saying sheriff's deputy repeatedly sexually harassed waitresses
• Help sought in finding man who tried to steal plane from Palm Beach County Airport Park
• Area Deaths
• Casey Anthony writes about wanting more babies
• Former Florida first lady Erika Kirk turns 77
• Casey Anthony: Judge Perry will not release jurors' names today
• Report: Former congressman Mark Foley says he has prostate cancer
• JetBlue passengers whose plane made emergency landing at PBIA fly to N.Y. this afternoon
• ID sought for man found along I-75 in Miramar
• Fire damages Pembroke Pines printing business
• Lake Worth looks into energy program for rentals
• Indicted Boynton officer to get curfew, electronic monitoring after release from prison
• Howard Schnellenberger's future at FAU up in the air
• Florida seized 105,000 pain pills during sweep
• Casey Anthony's legal woes continue
• Palm Beach County residents react to Casey Anthony's sentence
• Casey Anthony verdict: Verdict 'still sinking in' for George and Cindy Anthony, their attorney says
• Casey Anthony attorney Cheney Mason faces Bar complaint for lewd gestures
• Wachovia's No. 1 reign in Palm Beach County ends Friday: Signs will change to reflect Wells Fargo's ownership
• Tip from newspaper delivery man leads cops to burglary ring
• Prosecutors ask court to tax Casey Anthony with added prosecution and investigation costs
• Firefighter taken to hospital after Hollywood apartment fire
• As rain falls, firefighters called to house fires in Lake Worth, Loxahatchee
• Remembering Challenger: Smoke from explosion clearly visible from Palm Beach County
• Runoffs expected to vanish in Palm Beach Gardens
• Slain millionaire Ronald Vinci wanted to end relationship with accused killer, police say
• Casey Anthony: Deputies with gas masks seen at courthouse before sentencing
• Acclaimed Photographer Opens Photo Studio in Downtown West Palm Beach
• Online 'lynch mob' led Casey Anthony's defense team to adapt, jury consultant says
• Riviera Beach police seeking girl, 14, last seen Sunday night
• Lane, road closures ahead along Okeechobee Boulevard in West Palm Beach
• Vote on rezoning along State Route 7 in Royal Palm Beach set for Thursday night
• Report: Casey Anthony juror says jury was 'sick' after voting to acquit
• Summer still brings greenmarkets to the Palm Beaches
• Cerabino: Early voting change might reduce black participation
• Glades Utility in financial trouble; who will pay to keep drinking water plant running?
• Area Deaths
• Boynton commissioners delay decision on whether to spend $250,000 for study
• Former West Palm Beach firefighter Rick Curtis has lost another round in court
• Former PBC man charged with threatening Obama made 1,000+ similar calls to Palm Beach Post
• Millions at stake in third Palm Beach county tobacco trial
• Satellite dishes in Hobe Sound still key part to space missions after shuttle program ends
• U.S. Rep. Hastings opens new constituent office in Delray Beach
• Area Deaths
• Casey Anthony trial: Orlando Sentinel, others argue for juror names
• South Florida legislator crafts 'Caylee's Law'
• Report: Casey Anthony juror wants cash for interview
• Is there cash in Casey's story?
• Casey Anthony subpoenaed in Zenaida Gonzalez defamation suit
• Casey Anthony sentencing passes will be issued today at 4 p.m.
• Orange deputy strikes, kills pedestrian near street race in Orlando
• Miramar fire destroys family's home
• Possible WWII grenade in Greenacres yard found to be 'inert'
• Pesky white bugs make sticky mess in South Florida
• Casey Anthony verdict video
• Bahamas bans commercial shark fishing
• Girlfriend arrested in killing of Fort Lauderdale multimillionaire, 70
• Commentary: "Tot Mom" convicted by viewers, not jurors
• Boca lawyer brings background in social work to work with elderly
• South Sports and Rec: Two Club Beach Dig volleyball team members to represent Florida in USA champio
• Parker Avenue goes down to 3 lanes for safer travel
• Central Sports and Rec: Eddie Shannon Basketball Camp held July 23
• No joke: Wellington psychiatrist is also a professional comedian
• West Sports and Rec Palm Beach Juniors volleyball players :Devin Rohack, Kirsten Nowak named All-Sta
• Pahokee High valedictorian is all-around leader
• Wellington residents apply for grants to light areas
• Summer science fellowship to give Suncoast High School chemistry teacher fresh insights
• Casey Anthony trial: Retiring prosecutor Jeff Ashton said he expected a guilty verdict
• North Sports and Rec: Third annual North Palm Beach Kids triathlon is July 23
• Celebrate, visit Social Security's website every month
• Sierra Square plaza to be incorporated into Jupiter
• TCoast Sports and Rec: Preschool basketball developmental program offered by Martin County
• Treasure Coast woman's passion for history became search for truth and family roots
• St. Lucie paddlers make splash at competition in Key West
• Casey Anthony trial: Alternate says on Today Show that jurors got it right
• Casey Anthony’s lawyer: 'Luckiest man in America'
• 2 officers face firing in Miami Beach ATV case
• Casey Anthony trial: Social media revolutionized coverage
• Casey Anthony: Celebration, lewd gestures follow verdict
• What happens next to Casey Anthony?
• Verdict boosts standing of Casey Anthony lawyer Jose Baez
• Lawyers: Casey Anthony has grounds to appeal conviction on charges of lying to police
• Fire damages West Palm Beach home
• Hispanic Chamber Weekly Update - July 5, 2011
• At Tamarind area shops, one arrested, one probed for alleged dealing in stolen merchandise
• Cerabino: Legislature short-changes homeowners on solar rebates
• Web salesman named to council seat in Greenacres
• U.S. Rep. Deutch tells seniors Medicare benefits shouldn't be cut
• Casey Anthony prosecutor to retire by end of this week
• Anthony family statement: Jury made 'fair decision'
• Bob Crippen, space shuttle's first pilot, talks about the end of the program
• Acreage road to get public water by early next year
• Soak up the wisdom of other people's parents
• Locals riveted by Casey Antony verdict
• Jupiter meeting for tonight canceled
• New police chief in Tequesta gets sworn in
• 25 hurt in Margate fuel truck, bus crash Video
• Suburban Lantana shopping center reopened after gas leak
• Witness: Delray Beach fireworks burned onlookers
• No verdict, but people start to react to Casey Anthony trial
• State begins removing pills from pain clinics in Florida
• Gov. Scott turns to Web, robocalls to boost image in Florida
• Google+ is for social media geeks
• SunPass launches new mobile site for smartphone users
• Adult-education classes in Florida now come with fees
• Emerging artist Talia Cervetti shows her work in Jupiter
• Unhelmeted motorcyclist dies on ride protesting helmet law in N.Y.
• Girl, 8, hurt in fireworks mishap in Dania Beach
• Casey Anthony is not guilty of first-degree murder
• Casey Anthony deliberations: Jurors to continue process this morning
• Motorcyclist dies in crash on Northlake Boulevard near Interstate 95 entrance
• Local defense attorneys don't expect quick verdict in Casey Anthony case
• Dry skies let Palm Beach County crowds celebrate, honor soldiers on Independence Day
• Coast Guard repatriates 15 Cubans, 82 Haitians
• Pratt & Whitney's turbopumps, built in Palm Beach County, helped space shuttle soar
• New Palm Beach County web page will allow anyone with smart phone to report damage after disasters
• Palm Beach County teachers' union fears weak support from younger members
• Boynton might put historic high school up for grabs
• Area Deaths
• Boynton library cuts hit hours, popular genealogy resources
• Hollywood man flips like a superhero to beat Guinness world record
• Traffic limited in Casey Anthony's neighborhood when verdict reached
• Blood bank officials on alert for parasite-spreading tick making its way to S. Florida
• FHP trooper involved accident on I-95 in Boynton Beach
• Authorities: Loxahatchee man dies after motorcycle rear-ended by truck that ran red light
• Porn litigation: Film studios threaten, and settle with, possibly guiltless Internet users
• Casey Anthony trial: No verdict today, deliberations to continue Tuesday
• Florida's learner-permit driving exam returns online, raising questions about cheating
• Ocean Ridge police get grant from Firehouse Subs
• Traffic restricted over Indiantown Road bridge in Jupiter
• Street paving projects start Tuesday in Palm Beach Gardens
• Pecan pie takes prize in contest
• Library tries to attract teens with room designed for them
• Pecan Pie wins contest at Lake Worth Third of July bash
• Bennett: Term-limits supporters turn up heat on Burt Aaronson, Karen Marcus
• Area Deaths
• Lobster plus easy fix equals gourmet comfort food
• New boating-safety signs added along Intracoastal Waterway in time for holiday weekend
• New boating-safety signs added along Intracoastal Waterway in time for holiday weekend
• On Independence Day weekend, a marine in Afghanistan thinks of home
• Term-limits activists try to persuade Burt Aaronson, Karen Marcus from seeking re-election in 2012
• Woman witnesses robbery, suspects points gun and leaves with laptop
• Palm Beach County cities troubled by public health, crime issues crack down on prostitution
• Flushing out water violators: Code officers target people disobeying irrigation rules
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense is done, state's rebuttal set for the morning
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps
• Casey Anthony trial: Prosecution, defense get last chance to make their case Sunday
• Paris in Town Le Bistro: new arrival as good as the original?
• Paris in Town Le Bistro: new arrival as good as the original?
• Boynton Woman's Club asks city to take over 1925 building
• Local teachers share their NASA nostalgia as they recall the program’s ups and downs
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• Families urged to fish on Fourth of July
• Palm Beach County, sheriff at odds over raises
• Crackdown on Florida pill mills looms
• Cerabino: Looks like a pair for readers are eager to replace me
• Feds to force shelter upgrades
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach Post staffers win 10 awards from the Florida Society of News Editors
• 7 rafters at sea rescued by Oasis of the Seas cruise ship
• Bill Greer, former Palm Beach Post, Miami Herald editor, dies at 65
• Sanitation workers help Boynton woman in burning car
• Divers called to investigate submerged vehicle off Belle Glade Road in Belle Glade
• Casey Anthony trial: Dedicated trial watchers eager to see Sunday's closing arguments in person
• Friends, family celebrate life of triathlete with memorial bike ride in West Palm Beach
• Florida fireworks Q&A: What's legal - and not - for the Fourth
• Congressman Allen West Discusses the Revitalization of South Florida Small Businesses
• School District of Palm Beach County Recognized by Sunshine State School Public Relations Association
• Man hospitalized after fire destroys interior of home in suburban West Palm Beach
• Cuts at nursing homes: Local centers have options, say they won’t reduce staff
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Area Deaths
• Sheriff wants public's help identifying burglars in Palm Beach Country Estates
• Wildland firefighters share bond created by blazes
• Businesses in Palm Beach Gardens shopping plaza want city to relax code
• United Way of Palm Beach County tops $15 million goal
• At least five injured when car, Palm Tran bus crash west of Lantana
• The 73-year-old thrill seeker: Every year on his birthday, Jupiter man jumps out of a plane
• Soaring number of owners pay no property taxes in Broward, Palm Beach
• Substance called 'Kratom' becoming a growing problem
• Jupiter Utilities lowers chlorine in drinking water
• Boynton to receive new life-saving equipment
• Forecast for these raincatchers? Bright, rainy
• Gov. Scott's first death warrant is for killer of Coral Gables cop
• Coral Springs commissioners give themselves iPads
• Casey Anthony trial: State rests its rebuttal case; closing arguments start Sunday
• Casey Anthony trial: State's rebuttal resumes today
• Miami-Dade police shoot, kill 4 armed men
• Pet owners prohibited from chaining up animals under new Palm Beach County law
• Pet owners prohibited from chaining up animals under new Palm Beach County law
• New Florida laws going into effect today
• New Florida laws going into effect today
• Officials: Remaining boating speed zone signs installed in Intracoastal
• PBC School Grades - Executive Summary, FY 11
• Coast Guard suspends search for boater whose craft was found off Boca Raton
• 'Voided' jaywalking ticket turns up in West Palm Beach court
• Jacksonville Mayor-elect names state Senator Tony Hill to his staff, setting off scramble for seat
• Greenacres police arrest man on 64 counts of possessing child pornography
• Reported bomb threat forces evacuation of Greenacres Walmart
• Lake Park Seafood Festival needs vendors
• Wellington renews quicklime supply contract
• Mediation fails in Jupiter mangrove removal case
• Palm Beach County Library system launches iPhone app
• Food truck boasts Caribbean cuisine and a Palm Beach chef
• Firefighter captain's DUI conviction overturned after allegations of judge's 'intimate' relationship'
• Uncle Sam sues suburban Lake Worth astronaut for return of space camera
• Community garden joins neighbors, sprouts hope
• Cerabino: Gov. Scott's series of robocalls fails to click
• Area Deaths
• Free wedding on the beach contest offered in Boynton
• Glades officials: we can't fix drinking water plant without county or state money
• Emily J. Minor: Yearning for those 3 p.m. South Florida downpours
• Drought situation better in western areas of South Florida; eastern areas still 'exceptional'
• Coral Springs man sentenced to 15 years in rape of daughter
• Katie's Kids, still reeling after toddler's death, shutters remaining three day care centers
• One man dies after boat catches fire in Intracoastal near Peanut Island
• Photography: Black, white, and somewhere in between
• Taxable value of Palm Beach County property dips slightly less than expected
• Unsafe beaches: Water at three Palm Beach County locations scored poorly in testing
• Miami police chief: I was offered $400,000 to resign
• Casey Anthony trial: 'Caylee, here I come' George Anthony writes in suicide note; defense rests Video
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense expected to conclude its case today
• Man critically hurt after jumping from Daytona hotel balcony
• Goldfinger strip club closes for good after early morning shooting
• Two dead among 12 shot at Lauderdale Lakes lounge
• Park Vista will open four new cheerleading spots after concerns about racism raised
• Park Vista will open four new cheerleading spots after concerns about racism raised
• Jury convicts man of attempted murder and burglary in 2009 dispute over missing items
• Congressmen ask U.S. labor secretary to compel Kravis Center to settle with union
• Area Deaths
• Judge recommends dismissing complaint against West Palm Beach doctor
• Cerabino: Abacoa condo doggie DNA detail: Hey, it's a job
• Lake Worth mayoral candidates hit campaign trail hard on way to runoff
• No solution reached in $1.6M mangrove-removal case
• Boat found adrift off Boca Raton; Coast Guard searching for boater who disappeared
• Police investigate suspicious death of man inside Fort Lauderdale mansion
• Boynton Beach manager's last day on job is Thursday
• New Lake Park mayor, commissioner to be sworn in July 13
• Country singer Alan Jackson again uses Jupiter as video backdrop
• Crocodile shows up in Key Largo yard
• State attorney opens investigation into West Palm Beach police chief's ticket voiding
• Boynton Beach man competes in tennis at Special Olympics in Greece
• South Sports and Rec: West Boynton Sharks U14 travel baseball team win state championship
• Closing Boynton Beach streets would reduce crime, resident says
• Lake Worth resident and World War II veteran celebrates 100 years of a fulfilling life
• South Florida Science Museum bugs patrons - in a fun, educational way
• Central Sports and Rec: Sharks 8U ad 11U travel baseball teams seeking players
• Royal Palm Beach teen boxer sets his sights on fighting in the Olympic ring
• West Sports and Rec: Junior Golf Foundation hosted tourney at Okeeheelee Golf Course
• Lakeside Medical Center staffers honored for heroic rescue efforts
• Plugged in: Wellington employees zip around town in ZapVan
• The no vacation nation. How can we ever rewind if we never get away?
• North Sports and Rec: JTAA Seahawks 14U girls travel softball team wins championship
• Jupiter's Eco island park to open in two weeks
• Are we so worn out from life that we've forgotten how to be kind?No time for compassion
• TCoast Sports and Rec: Students from LaSala Martial Arts win five first-place trophies at competitio
• Summer no break for Jensen soccer standout Townsend
• Crimefighting Tequesta clown's charity just for kids and Giggles
• DNA samples will determine if Jupiter residents aren't picking up behind their pooch
• Spanish silver and gold coins found near Jupiter Inlet Video
• Casey Anthony trial: Attorneys slated to argue mistrial motion, call six witnesses
• Wellington council awards $353,524 contract
• Man pays parking ticket - 35-plus years late
• Broward man freed by DNA sues Miramar, Sheriff's Office
• Growth management workshop Thursday
• Wellington council votes to close off Goldenrod Road, build a park
• Rain snuffs out Palm Beach County's brush fires
• Waterman and Ramiccio head to runoff in Lake Worth mayor's race
• New mayor and town commissioner elected in Lake Park
• Cerabino: Fireworks fibs put legal veneer on perilous fun
• Lake Worth teen charged in February crash that killed two
• Statewide boarding school approved by Gov. Scott
• Area Deaths
• Record number of Palm Beach County residents tested for HIV on national testing day
• Boynton launches investigation into former commissioner's activities
• Boynton launches investigation into possible lobbying violations
• Palm Beach County again rejects breakwaters, leaving Singer Island exposed to erosion
• Nile monitor lizards caught in West Palm Beach; officials warn of others
• Sand scuplting, flags and parade will highlight Fourth festivities in Delray
• Palm Springs to require lobbyists to register with city
• Four apply for open Greenacres council seat
• Boynton Beach woman killed in Broward crash
• Turnout light as Lake Park elects a mayor, commissioner
• Music, fireworks set for Boynton Beach park on Monday
• Recreation fields at PGA National Park closed until August
• Turnout light as Lake Worth elects a mayor
• Homeless man trial: Was death due to vodka or a game?
• Boynton spokesman stepping down on Thursday
• Hacker 'Anonymous' attacks Orlando websites over Food Not Bombs dispute
• Lake Worth, Lake Park hold elections today until 7 p.m.
• South Florida No. 2 on mortgage fraud risk list
• Florida sprouts untouched by E. coli outbreaks, health officials say
• Casey Anthony trial: After long day and variety of witnesses, defense to continue presenting case today
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense Defense asks judge to let corrections officers testify
• Weston detectives seek identities of two young vehicle burglary suspects caught on surveillance video
• Former Broward Commissioner Ken Keechl plans to wed gay partner in New York
• Hispanic Chamber Weekly Update - June 27, 2011
• Voters pass new one landowner, one vote guidelines for Loxahatchee's water control district board
• Weekend rain was a relief for Palm Beach County, but much more needed
• Lightning strikes far more men than women
• Cerabino: With West Palm water be sure to shake well before oozing
• Boynton Beach city manager proposes raising property tax rate
• Fate of new boarding school in Rick Scott's hands
• Delray Beach police without a contract for nine months and say proposed cuts can increase crime
• West Palm to start city meetings later, so more working residents can attend
• Chase borrowers getting cash to complete short sales
• Rep. Deutch to speak at Boynton chamber
• Area Deaths
• Groundbreaking for north part of Riverwalk set for Tuesday
• Dredging project will make Loxahatchee River navigation easier
• Sand Sifters event to benefit soldiers overseas
• Wellington to discuss closing Goldenrod Road at C-5 canal
• Wandering Hollywood toddler returned home to mother
• Riviera Beach proposing red light cameras
• UCF Match.com rape case dropped
• Bomb squad investigation of a possible grenade at Fort Lauderdale Stadium reveals inert firework
• Gator snatches, eats dog in Plantation
• Four candidates raise more than $50,000 in Lake Worth mayoral race
• North Palm Beach sets holiday garbage collection days
• Lake Worth to hold mayoral election Tuesday
• Lake Park to elect mayor, commissioner Tuesday
• PBSC to discuss options Tuesday for western communities campus
• Family burned out of home after fire at West Palm Beach house
• Creative Focus: The work of Melinda Moore
• Attacked South Florida woman wins $1.8 million in lawsuit over lax apartment security
• Casey Anthony trial: After abrupt recess Saturday, proceedings to resume this morning
• 1 in 5 Floridians infected with HIV don't know it; get tested today as part of National HIV Testing
• Fire at Kissimmee hotel near Disney's Animal Kingdom
• Governor Scott Signs Silver Alert Bill to Protect Vulnerable Seniors
• Manalpan praises its 24/7 surveillance cameras, but they leave some uneasy
• Repairs to Glades water plant may cost millions, Palm Beach County says
• Moroccan delegates come to Riviera Beach
• Lake Park newcomers clash in races for mayor, commissioner
• Bistro Bistro - named twice, you’ll find the French fare nice
• Drought etiquette: How best to handle neighbors who ignore water restrictions
• Drought etiquette: How best to handle neighbors who ignore water restrictions
• Woman hospitalized after apparent ricochet at firing range in Delray Beach
• Area Deaths
• Heavy rain coming to Stuart and Palm City
• Pahokee man suffers first-degree burns to hands in house fire
• Little boy lost in Hollywood-who knows him?
• Prospect of reduced lifeguard hours has parents, lifeguards concerned about reduced safety
• West Palm Beach ponders its next step as historic drought persists
• Palm Beach County parents, educators weigh in on school choice, career programs
• In 'food deserts,' attracting grocers remains a struggle
• Local gays celebrate New York's same-sex marriage vote
• Loxahatchee referendum on water board Monday
• Mediterranean feasting awaits at West Palm's Agora Market
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• Winner of Lake Worth's special election will earn four-month term as mayor
• Cerabino: Banner year for companies, not consumers
• Area Deaths
• Tropical Fruit Festival returns after 5 year hiatus
• Bishop Jack Williams discovered trusting in God is one thing, trusting in the school board is another
• Southbound Turnpike crash injures 7
• Trio of women accused of shoplifting spree in Broward
• For many, Casey Anthony trial is this summer's fascination and obsession
• Casey Anthony murder trial: Court abruptly recesses until Monday due to legal issue, Judge Perry says
• Drought wreaks ecological havoc on Lake O plants
• Schools With Clean Financial Audits Receive Praise From Community, Educators
• Free Training 'Understanding Alzheimer's Disease' at Vickers House South
• Job Corps Orientation And Information At Vickers House South
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League gets makeover
• Health department would let West Palm pump lower-quality drinking water
• Area Deaths
• Lake Park special election candidates down to the wire
• Some area veterans happy, some worried about Obama's troop withdrawal plan
• Man who flies in women's lingerie says he wants to make travel fun
• 21 vie for vacant Palm Beach County judgeship
• Tequesta names new police chief
• Zoo Miami's baby gorilla dies overnight
• Scott signs Silver Alert bill at Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office
• Worker dangling from Miami building rescued
• Ereck Plancher trial: Trainer says he did not know UCF player had trait
• Body found in back yard of Florida home
• Wimbledon brass want to tune out players’ grunts Video
• Casey Anthony trial: Multiple sidebars delay testimony today
• Casey Anthony trial: After stunning revelation, defense to continue calling witnesses today
• Delray needs cash for fireworks barge
• Delray needs cash for fireworks barge
• Former California madam charged in South Florida stock fraud
• Veteran Teachers Serve As Mentors To New Teachers Working In High Needs Schools
• CTA, School District Reach Tentative Agreement Teacher Raises, No Furloughs
• Florida DOT taking applications from those interested in developing transportation projects
• Mediation Tuesday on Jupiter mangrove removal case
• Boynton assistant manager in charge until August
• Compass will hold ball in West Palm Beach
• West Palm Beach brings touch of Wild West to Fourth on Flagler
• West Palm Beach photographic center hosts juried art show Friday
• Barge costs put Delray July Fourth celebration in peril
• Florida court rules against Seminole tribe in gas-tax dispute
• West Palm mayor lays off city planning director, consolidates three departments
• 'Dateline' features Jimmy Trindade’s disappearance and Roger Gamblin’s possible role
• Latest South Florida drought casualty is dining out: One meal, hold the water, please
• U.S. taps Strategic Reserve for gas, but no immediate price drop expected at pumps
• Boynton Beach commissioners wrestle with disclosure rules for advisory boards
• Criminal lobbying case in Boynton Beach closed
• Canada mail strike stings South Florida snowbirds
• Coleman Park homes get energy efficiency makeovers
• Chances of lightning strike greater than some questionable FCAT scores
• Pit bull attacks Delray firefighter outside apartment blaze
• Glades prison closing tabled as officials seek ways to save jobs
• Cerabino: Thank heaven The Donald bailed out profligate Tea Party
• Area Deaths
• Demolition begins on historic Lake Worth Casino building
• Palm Beach Central High teacher resigns before possible firing over sex with student
• Ham radio Field Day this weekend in Wellington
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• See a neighbor violating the water restrictions? Find out how to report them
• Photo Salon presents views of Florida
• Grant renewed to help immigrants be safe from crime
• Casey Anthony trial: Cindy Anthony searched for chloroform, injuries on family computer
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense to continue calling witnesses this morning
• Surveillance tape, quick thinking, lead to Delray arrest
• FHP: 2 men die in wrong-way crash on I-75; Fatal wreck also snarls I-95 through Deerfield
• $210.5-Million Tax Cut: Governor Scott Signs Property Tax Relief Bill
• Palm Beach County Schools Honored by Alliance for a Healthier Generation
• School District Employee Recognized By Florida Speech-Language-Hearing Association
• Jupiter plaza annexation gets initial OK
• Lake Park candidates debate at town forum
• Co-founder of West Palm Beach ice cream company dies at age 93
• Influential former West Palm Beach Police Chief John Jamason dies
• Federal judge strikes down Florida's death penalty
• Bicyclist abandons dog that collapsed from heat stroke
• Cerabino: Time to unleash The Dripnet Squad on West Palm water scofflaws
• Are we so worn out from life that we've forgotten how to be kind?
• Tampa woman selling her collection of Princess Diana gowns tomorrow at auction
• Gov. Scott to attend Silver Alert bill signing at Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office
• Area Deaths
• Boynton votes to rename some city parks
• Lighthouse Point woman charged with domestic violence, hours into marriage
• Surveillance video shows man stealing cash register from Oakland Park sandwich shop
• Photo could give Boca man chance to meet Hollywood director Ron Howard
• 'Hands Across Sand' protest offshore drilling at Lake Worth Beach on Saturday
• Boynton Beach settles public records lawsuit with former CRA director Bright
• As fresh water supply drops, officials worry seeping salt water will ruin wells
• Former West Palm Beach firefighter loses legal fight
• Palm Beach County to governor: spare Glades prison and its jobs
• Cubans who can’t be deported could end up detained in U.S.
• Fourth child in a week nearly drowns in a swimming pool
• Boca Raton singer/songwriter recently released debut album
• South Sports and Rec: Delray Blazers basketball team wins championship
• Boynton's Sims Center hosts Young Entrepreneurs
• Broward schools docking ex-janitor paid $108,000 to teach
• Central Police Blotter: Woman hurls beer bottle through window of a Lake Worth home
• Playhouse will bring 'Chicago' to Lake Worth
• North Sports and Rec: The Big Red Machine 11U All-Star baseball team wins championship
• Preservationists offer history tours at Riverbend
• TCoast Sports and Rec: Hobe Sound Public Library hosting virtual golf, bowling program on Wednesdays
• Budget cuts lead area lifeguards to create summer camps for kids
• Trump's teaching golf pro, Stuart resident wins trio of awards from region's PGA
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense to continue calling witnesses in abbreviated trial day
• Weston family of four killed in Russian jetliner crash
• Overturned truck closes I-95 northbound at Commercial Boulevard
• Palm Beach County Students Obtain Perfect Score on the FCAT
• Free training 'Understanding Alzheimer's Disease'
• Sawgrass Mills plans 40,000 square foot addition
• Palm Beach County commissioners table wage-theft law
• Summer events at the North Palm Beach library
• To protect kids, parents need to ask about how guns are stored
• Horse gets stuck in pool in The Acreage
• Boynton Beach, Gulf Stream come to terms with whether annexation voided deal
• Florida legislators on guest worker program: Give locals dibs on hospitality jobs
• Lake Worth library to stay open 40 hours a week, but with less paid staff
• Jupiter passes 2 a.m. closing time for alcohol sales in mixed-use residential areas
• Lake Worth approves another two years with Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office
• $1.1 million grant given for teacher training
• Emergency funds okayed to save Glades drinking water plant
• West Palm gets permit to tap reservoir for water, providing it can reduce chlorides
• Cerabino: Brain strain not necessary to praise Scott
• Innocence Commission recommends ways to fix eyewitness identification problems
• Area Deaths
• Greenacres city manager wants to keep property tax rate unchanged
• Veterinarian to Triple Crown winner Secretariat dies in Wellington
• Postal service van discontinuing service in Juno Beach, Palm Beach Gardens
• Carter becomes second top Scott staffer to move on
• To protect kids, parents need to ask about how guns are stored
• West Palm Beach man, 45, missing; police seek public's help
• State brush fires turn deadly, killing 2 workers; 14 fires now burning in Palm Beach County
• Boynton Beach toddler who nearly drowned transferred to St. Mary's
• Angry employee lights fireworks at Central Florida fireworks stand
• Historic house moved down Ocean Ave. in Boynton Beach to new home
• Up to 2 dozen more Rothstein co-conspirators face arrests
• Scholarship cut for 1,400 of Florida's top students
• Vero Beach 101: What is the ELC?
• Gorilla gives birth at Zoo Miami on Father's Day
• Crapp quits as Miami city manager to take private job in Broward County
• 2 North Florida firefighters die while battling wildfire
• Lake Worth apartment fire started by candle
• Lake Worth apartment building evacuated after fire ignites in unit
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense to resume calling witnesses today
• Rescue crews working possible carbon monoxide poisoning in suburban Delray Beach
• Michael Dippolito: 'I don't think [Dalia] thought she was going to be found guilty'
• Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Captain to receive MedicAlert award
• Boater's body found, two others rescued after ill-fated fishing outing near Hillsboro Inlet
• Awareness about lightning safety a high priority for officials this week
• West Palm Beach shelves funding for controversial police radio system
• Small brush fire in suburban West Palm Beach may have been caused by lightning
• Authorities say drunk Boynton Beach boat captain tugged stranded boaters around in circles for hours
• Boynton commissioners consider options to find next city manager
• Business fees going up in Greenacres
• Cerabino: Limbaugh peddling patriotic sugar water to tea partyers
• Boy, 4, in critical condition after nearly drowning in suburban Boca Raton
• Area Deaths
• Dry canals have firefighters seeking other water sources in county's heart
• Lake Worth Inlet Coast Guard wins fourth straight national safety/rescue award
• Jupiter to discuss allowing alcohol sales after 2 a.m. at convenience stores
• Band camp in Riviera Beach a no-go without donations
• Governor appoints Delray man to FAU board of trustees
• West Palm Beach dad charged with DUI, child neglect on Father's Day
• CTA to hold meeting to discuss how to replace union boss Dow
• Lake Worth appoints three new CRA board members
• Coral Springs turns on red-light cameras
• Mother says she feared for daughter who dove from Palm Beach bridge running from police
• Judge orders woman who dove from Palm Beach bridge fleeing police held on $3,000 bond
• Two brothers found inside pickup in Pahokee canal identified
• Bicyclist in Greenacres hit by car, survives
• Sibel Kocabasi presents Mid Summer Pop Up
• Casey Anthony trial: Judge adjourns court until 9 a.m. Tuesday – no explanation given
• Casey Anthony trial: More forensic testimony for the defense expected today
• Surfers celebrate the sport by gathering for clean up on Palm Beach this morning
• Casey Anthony trial: Social media let us all be pundits
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps
• Free Job Training : 'How To Work In A Wealthy Home' at Vickers House South
• Free Developmental Testing at Vickers House South
• Juno Beach's Seminole Golf Club treats water from deep aquifer to avoid drought woes
• West Palm Beach to hear debate on controversial police radios
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• Bennett: South Florida Tea Party chief slams GOP Rep. Paul Ryan's Medicare plan
• Driver in critical condition after Palm Beach Gardens crash
• Missing Alzheimer's patient from Palm Beach Gardens found more than 100 miles away
• Armed robber wearing 'Scream' mask steals wallet in Boynton Beach
• Woman rescued from Intracoastal after fleeing police in Palm Beach
• FPL's landmark twin smokestacks, boilers and water tower demolished in Riviera Beach
• Area Deaths
• Many top local water users in Palm Beach, West Palm boost consumption despite restrictions
• FPL's Riviera Beach plant demolition expected to bring brief traffic stoppage
• Legendary saxophonist Clarence Clemons of Singer Island dies at 69
• Dine early, late or in between, Prosecco Cafe has it covered
• Cerabino: Feathers flying as Lake Worth weighs proposal for backyard hens
• Area Deaths
• Lake Worth defaults on fire-rescue contract
• Commemorating with a cleanup: Scott Wilson's family, friends remember with pre-Father's Day tribute
• Donald Ross Road cleared west of Turnpike after vehicle rolls over on Interstate 95 overpass
• Pirate radio station shut down by county, federal agents
• Treatment may prevent esophageal cancer
• Before FPL's razing, a daredevil recalls his smokestack feat
• Casey Anthony trial: State questions defense forensic expert about duct tape, Caylee's skull
• Teacher's union president Robert Dow dies at 66
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Did West Palm water officials take drought fears too lightly?
• Did West Palm water officials take drought fears too lightly?
• Car accident in Jupiter leaves bicyclist with life-threatening injuries
• DJ Deli a NY-style addition to West Palm Beach dining scene
• State waives saltwater fishing licenses for this weekend
• Mizner Park in Boca Raton to host a classic car show Sunday
• Wellington picks vice-mayor as delegate to League of Cities conference
• West Palm Beach firefighters union won't back ex-fire captain's return
• Bill Moss to seek re-election to West Palm Beach city commission
• Sheriff seeking two men in alleged assault on woman in suburban West Palm Beach
• Area Deaths
• In flash of keystrokes, Dave Bradley changed computer history.
• Win free Whoppers on DirectTV
• State upholds firing of child abuse investigator in Barahona case
• Newly-born tiger cubs at Palm Beach Zoo are two boys, one girl
• Casey Anthony Trial: Brawl in line for seats prompts change in how tickets are distributed
• Royal Palm approves 3-year contract for village manager
• One person hospitalized after chemical spill in Royal Palm medical center
• Lawsuit: Faulty cruise control caused North Palm Beach fire
• More than 1,000 baseball players land in Jupiter to try out for national team
• Gardens police searching for missing Alzheimer's patient
• State, county fire crews battle 300-acre brush fire at Pratt & Whitney complex
• Smokestacks at Riviera Beach's FPL plant near Port of Palm Beach will tumble Sunday in 7.5 seconds
• Carolyn Austin: Recognized glass artist
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense to continue presenting its case
• Casey Anthony trial: Jeff Ashton hammers defense's bug expert
• Medical reserves to rehearse response to a Cat 4 hurricane at FAU simulation
• Medical reserves to rehearse response to a Cat 4 hurricane at FAU simulation
• Anthonys call 911 on bounty hunter Leonard Padilla
• Pembroke Pines ready to give partial refunds for some red-light camera tickets
• Palm Beach County Sheriff's Deputy: 'It was a hard choice to make' when motorcyclist took off
• Girl Scouts open butterfly garden in suburban West Palm Beach
• Sheriff seeks help in finding missing North Palm Beach woman, 90
• Park Vista officials "unaware of magnitude" of cheerleader team dispute, will work to dispel concerns of racial bias
• West Palm Beach community garden to have groundbreaking Friday
• John G's won't be going back to renovated casino, owner says
• Man dies in motorcycle accident in suburban West Palm Beach
• John G's restaurant won't return to Lake Worth Casino; other businesses interested
• Cerabino: Oversized chess pieces have no board to play on
• FAU College of Medicine to stage hurricane drill for medical reserve corps in Boca Raton on Saturday
• Barahona death to spur Florida child protection overhaul
• On watch for signs of cheating, state cites more than 400 irregularities in Palm Beach County FCAT scores
• Citizens has cash for all but biggest storms
• Lake Park Harbor Marina to host fishing challenge Saturday
• Boynton Beach CRA expects slight cut in expenses next year
• Welllington awards contract for village traffic signs
• Flood and hurricane awareness expo Saturday in Boynton Beach
• Video: Dalia Dippolito sentencing
• FPL would discuss buying Lake Worth power company if asked
• How long's the drivers license line? Website keeps you posted
• Belle Glade courthouse reopens after bomb scare
• Smoke pushes air quality to unhealthy levels, Palm Beach County health officials warn
• Dalia Dippolito's judgment day is here
• Rothstein associate pleads guilty to fraud
• Girl, 13, kicks attacker and runs home in Dania Beach
• Video shows Fort Lauderdale grocery robbery
• Serial bank robber strikes again in Fort Lauderdale
• Palm Tran express bus service has few riders for $3 million cost
• Jurors find adoptive Central Florida father guilty of child neglect
• Repossessions in Palm Beach County up sharply from last year
• Most in Palm Beach County to see property tax hike, even if rates hold
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense to begin presenting its case today
• Casey Anthony trial: FBI witness said no blood, DNA found in car, clothes, car seat
• Man wrongly accused of HIV biting attempt on deputy, lawyer says
• 4 shot, 1 dead in shooting outside Miami grocery store, reports say
• Smell smoke? It's from distant fires, Palm Beach Fire Rescue officials say
• Lake Worth mayoral candidates talk electric utility, experience levels at debate
• Park Vista High cheerleading probe ordered
• Man wrongly accused of HIV biting attempt on deputy, lawyer says
• Plane misses runway near Belle Glade airport
• Fire requires brief evacuation at North Palm Beach condo tower
• Conservative group wants probe of Lois Frankel's congressional campaign spending
• Fine disparity could undo red-light cameras, lawyer says
• Spanish-language health workshops Tuesdays in West Palm Beach
• Free childhood developmental screenings June 22 in West Palm Beach
• Royal Palm Beach to vote Thursday on bank plan
• Boynton Beach CRA gets first say over downtown redevelopment projects
• Youth baseball event comes to Palm Beach County
• Loxahatchee Groves gets permission to draw from C-51 Canal for fire protection
• Eight from South Florida charged in $6 million, six-state burglary ring
• Cerabino: Area tea party holds spending when tab is due
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• Lake Worth commissioners to interview volunteers for city boards
• Treasure Coast Police Blotter: Man caught stealing coffee maker, coffee valued at $296
• The no vacation nation.
• Boynton takes pride in Seacrest's art revitalization
• Personal loss drives volunteer in lifelong battle against cancer
• West Sports and Rec: Wellington Wave U9 boys travel soccer team wins tournament
• As summer swimming season arrives, Palm Beach County officials urge parents to be vigilant
• Wellington approves $370,000 in field upgrades at Village Park
• Lifesaving actions bring award to Pahokee native
• Scott Rothstein returning to Fort Lauderdale for more questioning
• Loxahatchee letter carrier finds big-city drama on rural route
• Central Sports and Rec: Players being sought for Sharks 8U and 11U travel baseball teams
• Safari Nights return to Palm Beach Zoo on Fridays
• Fugitive nabbed near West Palm Beach sentenced to 5 years for marijuana and cocaine smuggling in '70s
• Same Miami judge to sentence fugitive convicted over 30 years ago
• North County sports notes: Jupiter offers Junior Lifeguard Camps this summer
• FPL mentoring program has successful trial run
• Palm Beach manager, Jupiter dad operates government instead of covering it
• Suit alleges Fort Lauderdale stifled photography near filming of 'Rock of Ages'
• Davie family speaks out after mom dies during plastic surgery
• TCoast Sports and Rec: Port St. Lucie Rotary Club Care for Kids golf tourney is Friday
• Love of explosions just part of Palm City man's entertainment career
• Martin County Summer Race Series something for every runner
• Young St. Lucie bowler wins state title in her first year competing
• Family of Boca Raton woman, poisoned by carbon monoxide, files suit against Toyota
• $55M settlement reached over Chinese drywall
• Casey Anthony trial: State expected to rest its case today
• Maroone to hire 500 in sales, service technicians
• Community Developmental Screening Clinic
• Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce Of Palm Beach Inaugural News - June 13, 2011
• Woman pushing baby stroller struck by pickup truck in Fort Lauderdale
• Santamaria to discuss growth laws in Wellington
• Grants reimburse volunteers for giving rides to elderly
• Area Deaths
• Girl, 14, hospitalized after falling off golf cart in suburban West Palm Beach
• Boose could soon regain law license
• Florida's Puerto Ricans ponder Obama's rare presidential trip to their home island
• Boca Raton doctor arrested in Michigan on charge of running illegal pain clinic
• Cerabino: Governor takes credit for creating jobs -- that were in the works
• Groups call for Florida lawmakers to speed up redistricting
• Palm Beach County administrator: you don't like those budget cuts, we'll look for other ones
• Tequesta resident's golf memorabilia worth a fortune
• Juilliard camp at Bak Middle School brings jazz to 80 students
• Four past, current justices given independence awards
• At 12, it's tough realizing that it's not all about you
• Greenacres expected to choose new council member on July 5
• H.L. Watkins Middle School to get solar power teaching tool
• Ramiccio more than doubles campaign contributions of nearest rival for Lake Worth mayor
• Couple has been burglarizing Broward County cars for 9 years, Coral Springs police say
• 'Fortunately I won': Jupiter dive instructor remembers battling a shark for his leg
• Davie woman dies during medical cosmetic procedure
• Quacker Factory creator is laid to rest today: funeral details
• Coast Guard: Boat that capsized off Riviera Beach may have been carrying migrants from Jamaica
• Coast Guard pulls 11 from water, looking for another after boat capsized off Boynton Beach
• Mid June art happenings
• Boynton to celebrate Flag Day this morning
• Lake Worth couple joins lawsuit against Google over Android privacy
• Emergency drill draws dozens of police and fire departments to shore of Lake Okeechobee this morning
• How to Work in a Wealthy Home
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps
• Educators And Community Are Invited To Attend 17th Annual African and African American Studies Summer Institute
• Dreyfoos School of the Arts Dance Instructor Named Top Arts Professional
• West Palm Beach officials warn city could run out of water in less than 2 months
• Palm Beach County Commission balks at cuts -- or raising taxes
• Man in critical condition after car crashes into West Palm Beach canal
• Business leaders ask to curb restaurant growth in downtown Delray Beach
• Cerabino: With eyes on U.S. Senate seat Hasner boldly bails out on clean energy
• Area Deaths
• Prosecutors rest case against alleged Buck Wild gang members
• Deadly Delray Beach boat fire deemed an accident
• Queen of the 'Quackers' turned world on with her sparkle
• Flag Day event planned for Lake Worth
• Local group close to exclusivity deal to buy WXEL public TV
• Man accused of rapes picks trials over plea deal
• Palm Beach County fire officials say smoke is from distant fires
• Wrongful death civil trial over death of UCF player who died after workout begins
• Accused Starbucks voyeur found dead in Florida hotel room
• New caretaker sought for venerable South Florida lighthouse
• Palm Beach County public housing official arrested on fraud charges Video
• Four Palm Beach County Housing Authority workers arrested in fraud probe
• Casey Anthony trial: Judge adjourns early because state witnesses not available until Tuesday
• Casey Anthony trial: More forensic evidence, testimony expected today
• Once weekly watering restrictions kick in today in West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, South Palm Beach
• Police: Pair robbed and stuffed in car trunk as they attempted to change flat in Palm Beach Gardens
• Seventh Annual Language and Culture Conference Participants Get Tips to Improve Effectiveness
• Jennifer Tilton, Suncoast Community High School, Earns Sam Budnyk Student-Athlete of the Year Scholarship
• Palm Beach County Students Gain In Recent FCAT And End Of Course Exams
• Trio of weather problems denying region needed rain, forecasters say
• Trio of weather problems denying region needed rain, forecasters say
• Dry conditions dominate Palm Beach County
• Diver taken to Jupiter hospital after apparent shark bite
• Bakery's got "Island Style" with tropical treats
• Area Deaths
• Reports of stolen air conditioners hit 29 in Boynton Beach since March 1
• Drop in crime follows suburban West Palm Beach school's opening
• Motorcyclist severs leg in accident on U.S. Highway 27
• GOP Senate hopeful Adam Hasner says cap-and-trade law he championed was weak on purpose
• Dogs tear off Florida man's right arm, maul face in attack
• Use of guest workers in Palm Beach County draws fire
• Cerabino: Pole dancers show off art with a twist
• Dems see Rick Scott's unpopularity as big plus for party's 2012 prospects
• Wine bar in Tequesta brewery means twice the fun
• Barbecue brings out local restaurants and residents
• 3 treated for smoke inhalation in Lantana fire
• West Palm Beach makes 'U.S. News' list of top summer vacation destinations
• Casey Anthony trial: Jurors look at photos, hear from crime scene and insect experts
• Two families evacuated after early morning Lake Park apartment fire
• Suncoast High Student Shows Exceptional Talent For Mathematics
• Marsh Pointe Elementary Student Shines In Debate Competition Defending School Uniforms
• FY2011 Algebra 1 End-of-Course Assessment Results
• Low lake levels force Palm Beach Zoo's monkeys to be evacuated
• Wellington Amphitheater to host classic car show, concert
• Loxahatchee Groves forms board for roads, trails
• Area Deaths
• Some Acreage streets renamed to add 'East' prefix
• Public meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Education stakeholders praise outgoing education commissioner
• ForeignWorkers test
• Romney to skip Florida GOP straw poll and to focus more on primary race
• Jurors return split verdict in 'Dirty Water' municipal corruption case
• Jury awards $35 million in WaveRunner collision that claimed life of teen
• Palm Beach Zoo monkeys moved inside to prevent escape as water levels drop around their islands
• Palm Beach County budget skirmish set for Monday
• Mother, daughter, 5, stable in hospital after being ejected from vehicle in Belle Glade wreck
• Four locations to grab and go with your Dunkin Donuts Coffee
• Burglars steal more than $126,000 worth of equipment from Pahokee facility
• Actress Joy Bryant is spotted poolside in Miami
• JFK Medical Center hospital closing cardiac rehab center
• Happy birthday to month-old Malayan tiger cubs born at Palm Beach Zoo in West Palm
• Stretch of Krome Avenue remains closed due to Miami-Dade brushfire
• Casey Anthony trial: Video shows Caylee morphing into skull with duct tape over mouth
• Casey Anthony trial: Unclear whether Casey Anthony will attend trial today
• Felon, sex offender facing murder charges in Orlando Denny's shooting
• State investigating suspected meningitis death of Hollywood first-grader
• Cessna crashes in western Indian River County, killing two
• South Florida Tea Party Condemns Tea Party Express Regarding 2012 Presidential Election
• Mark Foley urges U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner to consider resigning from Congress
• Cerabino: Jobless benefits line is the one not working
• Lake Worth caps casino building reconstruction cost at $6 million
• New marina plans may cost Lake Park $2.4 million
• U.S. Rep. Allen West says he's 'comfortable enough' with House Speaker John Boehner's leadership
• Kids will create care packages for soldiers Saturday at Boynton Beach children's museum
• Family gives $4 million to Jupiter Medical Center for early breast cancer detection
• Water district, seeking $128 million in cuts, to slash benefits and buy out workers
• School district audit finds fewer problems with purchasing cards since crackdown
• Boynton seeks clarification of lobbying rules
• Lobbying rules difficult to enforce, need clarification, city attorney says
• Slideshow: Environmental Learning Center
• Water managers: shortage near crisis level for West Palm Beach
• Water managers: shortage near crisis level for West Palm Beach
• Children's lending library opening at Bethesda hospital
• Counties under 'exceptional' drought conditions expanded to Martin, Broward, Miami-Dade
• Ex-West Palm Beach fire captain asks for new DUI trial
• Jupiter gets new patrol boat with forfeiture money
• Sculptor Ann Schwartz presents Dale Chihuly
• Hollywood officers likely to see pay cut
• Brush fire near University of Central Florida put out -- teens admit setting blaze
• 5 more arrested, accused of feeding homeless in Orlando
• Deputies patrol Palm Beach County roadways in force tonight
• Casey Anthony trial: Judge said 'Miss Anthony is sick,' ends court early
• Casey Anthony trial: Computer expert testimony continues this morning
• Jupiter Medical Center expected to make announcement today on new breast diagnostics center
• JFK Medical Center opens 31-bed mental health unit
• Jupiter Medical Center expected to make announcement today on new breast diagnostics center
• West Miami-Dade brushfire keeps Krome Avenue closed
• School District of Palm Beach County Provides Top Quality Professional Development
• Palm Beach Opera Renews Mo. Aprea’s Contract Through 2014
• Casey Anthony trial: Sidebar chat shows Baez worried Casey looked like a lesbian in photos
• West Palm attorney lauds U.S. appellate judges as 'thorough,' 'thoughtful'
• Teen who lost leg in accident not focused on boys' charges
• Lawyers for teens killed, injured in WaveRunner accident seek $100 million in compensation from Yamaha
• Civil suits filed against ex-teacher, school district, in alleged rape, molestation of students
• Cerabino: Squirrel attack leads to uneventful but expensive trip to ER
• Educator outlines 7 skills employers crave
• Annexation issue leaves Gulf Stream, Boynton at odds
• Boynton's schoolhouse museum reopens after renovations
• Lease cancelation could lead to nature center in Lake Worth
• Kagan: Simple advice to Class of 2011: Be good and be nice
• West Sports and Recreation: Wellington Landings student is girls 1,600-meter county champion
• Gardens couple travel the world for design ideas and photographs
• West Police Blotter: Xbox, PlayStation2, games, DVD players, TV stolen from home
• Glades Police Blotter: Mom arrested after she slaps, pushes 'smart mouth' daughter
• Royal Palm adds more bike and pedestrian lanes
• Sheriff's PAL program develops winning boxers, citizens
• Central Police Blotter: Man steals automotive battery
• Gardens couple travel the world for design ideas and photographs
• Central Sports and Recreation: Pro Ball Cobras 13U win Triple Crown Memorial Madness Baseball Tourna
• PBSC's fire academy to unveil tower of inferno
• South Sports & Recreation: 21st Annual Seminole Region Club Managers Charity Golf Tournament set for
• 25 years later, Boynton woman finishes her novel of traditions
• Interest is high for continuing care residence
• Gardens couple travel the world for design ideas and photographs
• North Sports & Recreation Notes: Predators U11 B soccer team second in Disney tourney
• Swimmers: On your marks, set, go set world record!
• Cat adoption fees fall this month in Palm Beach County
• Fees slated to rise for Palm Beach County garbage service
• Abandoned house fire overnight in Lake Worth
• Boca Raton man arrested in Boynton Beach for arranging teen tryst online
• Lauderdale Lakes officials say city's books a sham
• Slain Miami-Dade County man was set to plead in federal firearms case
• Coconut Grove student raises $40,000 for Haiti
• Miami police chief says department acted properly in series of civilian shootings
• Miami man accused of fatally stabbing girlfriend; holding daughter hostage
• Casey Anthony trial: State to call Osceola Sheriff's K-9 handler first
• Alligator hunting permits for August harvest go on sale this morning
• Crews clean up 200 gallons of fuel that poured from tanker truck in Belle Glade
• Fees may rise for garbage services in Palm Beach County
• Water main break closes Wabasso Causeway
• Congressman Allen West Meets with Marines as he Prepares for Afghanistan Trip
• Results of FY2011 FCAT/FCAT 2.0 Reading, Mathematics, and Science
• Teens arrested in connection to Juno boating accident where girl's leg got caught in propeller
• Boynton plans to gather Fort Lauderdale's city manager search records to help with their own search
• Palm Beach Gardens unveils new state-of-the art emergency operations center
• Officials meet with Boynton residents to allay concerns over construction of mosque
• FAU increases freshmen enrollment by 1,000
• Gumbo Limbo Nature Center installs new tanks with windows
• Gas leak stopped, some businesses reopen in West Boca shopping plaza
• Loxahatchee Groves seeks contractors
• Lake Worth arts program gets new name: LULA Lake Worth Arts
• Federal judge in West Palm gives go-ahead to suits linking Chiquita, Colombian deaths
• Congressman sees big snakes, not dirty water, as Everglades threat
• Cerabino: Congressman sees big snakes, not dirty water, as Everglades threat
• Area Deaths
• Judge will decide fate of Loxahatchee Groves, Callery-Judge dispute
• Boynton Beach officials investigating box cutter stabbing
• School district graduations moving to fairgrounds next year; West Palm fund-raising attempt fails
• Palm Beach County Commission: nightclubs must have security detail
• Strapped Palm Beach County says no to cut-rate truck sales to poorer county
• Burned body is that of missing Coconut Grove church-going family businessman
• Man fleeing police caught after rollover crash in Hollywood: 'He was on his way to pick up my baby'
• Disney film studio expected to eliminate 250 jobs
• West Palm man involved in Belle Glade wreck last week dies in hospital, FHP says
• Kissimmee police arrest teen in fatal shooting of football star at grad party
• Casey Anthony trial: Jurors hear testimony focusing on trunk of car, cadaver dog
• Casey Anthony trial: More arguments on forensic evidence expected today
• Miami woman hurt in pressure cooker accident dies
• Brushfire closes roads in south Miami-Dade County
• Guard dog owners and nightclubs in Palm Beach County face new rules
• Murder defendant ends short stint as own attorney
• Ex-utility official testifes in 'Operation Dirty Water' trial
• Former West Palm Beach utilities superintendent testifies that he received gifts from Chaz employees
• Boca man gets four years for murder
• Boca Raton to install red light cameras
• Palm Beach County administrator: "Most difficult budget year ever"
• Gas leak fire shuts down shopping plaza near Boca Raton
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Growth may be more than they can bear
• Jewish leaders emphasize value of investing in youth
• Palin not the first to take liberties with Revere's ride
• Water-, energy-saving expo set for Wednesday in Lake Worth
• ICE considers new detention center in South Florida
• Woman robbed after leaving West Boca bank, authorities release suspect sketches
• Safety officials highlighting danger of deadly rip currents this week
• Lake Worth, sheriff reach 2-year agreement on continuing law enforcement coverage
• Public Meetings for Palm Beach County, Treasure Coast
• Palm Beach County students score well on FCATs, beat state average in most cases
• Art Siegel's artwork is all about motion
• Officials fear a new law could create more traffic tie-ups in Palm Beach County
• Children accused of setting Central Florida wildfire
• Suspect in Broward Sheriff's Office custody dies, report says
• Suspect dies in BSO custody; relatives question reason
• Casey Anthony trial: Forensic, science experts expected to testify today
• Weekend Roundup: Headlines you may have missed
• Propane tank leaking at Boca Raton shopping plaza
• SunPass now accepted for parking at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Free Developmental Testing at Vickers House South
• Park Vista Technology Students Help Shrink the Digital Divide
• Free Job Training at Vickers House South `How to Work in a Wealthy Home'
• With employers reluctant to pay jurors, many locals cite finances to avoid serving
• Red Mango: a new frozen yogurt 's come to town
• Lake Worth residents could keep hens for eggs under proposed city ordinance
• State may kick black bear, 15 others off endangered species list
• D-Day veteran lost leg but not spirit on fateful 1944 day
• Area Deaths
• Firefighters battle small brush fire on Peanut Island
• Pedestrian hit, killed by car in Fort Lauderdale
• Boca motorcyclist dies in accident on I-95 in Fort Lauderdale
• Popular police cars Crown Victorias prone to explode, tied to deaths
• Electrical fire forces residents out of West Palm Beach apartment building
• West Palm Beach fire displaces more than 50 apartment residents
• Boynton Beach mayor Jose Rodriguez hoping to stop ethnic conflicts in city
• Exasperation builds over clogged exit ramps in Palm Beach County
• Palm Beach County School District smokers to pay health insurance surcharge
• Cerabino: Brief encounter with Anthony Weiner shows real risk of cellphones
• Area Deaths
• Boil-water order for Mangonia Park still in effect
• Driver in 2009 fatal hit-and-run in Riveria Beach gets 9 years in prison
• Fire does $500,000 in damage to Boca home
• Riviera Beach event aims to help veterans
• Casey Anthony trial: Experts discuss collection, analysis of samples from Casey Anthony's car
• Lake Okeechobee drops below 10 feet, lowest level in four years
• 4th on Flagler
• Palm Beach Shores apartment fire sends at least one person to hospital
• Boynton to rename parks for pioneer Oyer, child advocate Wiliams
• Lake Worth Beach parking rising 50 cents an hour
• Delray pain doctor fined for using expired drugs
• Royal Palm to require lenders of vacant houses to register and maintain them
• West Palm Beach must repay HUD $1.67 million
• West Palm Beach must repay HUD $1.67 million
• Woman gets two years in prison for burglaries that targeted senior citizens
• Ukraine immigrant's crowning glory: To win Miss USA
• Red Cross sends nurses from Jupiter, Hobe Sound to deal with weather-related disasters
• 19-year-old nearly drowns near Lake Worth pier
• Area Deaths
• Contractor sues school district, claims retaliation for reporting unsafe construction
• Face life's trials with tenacity, WWII veteran advises grads
• Fire Rescue joins battle against wildfire in Corbett
• Palm Beach Gardens votes to eliminate runoff elections; second vote on issue in July
• Former Verizon tech accused of defrauding company out of more than $90,000
• Tropical disturbance in Caribbean becomes better defined
• Transgender prom queen from Davie breaks down barriers
• Casey Anthony trial: Attorneys question technicians
• Casey Anthony trial: State to continue building case as trial continues
• Video helps police find vehicle after fatal Hollywood hit-and-run
• West Palm Beach couple: We were forced to hide video after Miami Beach shootings
• AP source: Former Senator John Edwards may be charged today
• Casey Anthony trial: Some people just can't get enough
• Boca Raton Elementary Students Share Experience With Cosmonauts To Learn About Space and Space Exploration
• Palm Beach Recreation Department News - June 1
• 2011 Florida Outstanding Biology Teacher at Dreyfoos School of Arts
• School District’s Afterschool Program Launches Survey To Identify Available Talent Pool
• Good Samaritans honored for rescuing drowning Palm Beach Gardens boy
• Governor approves voucher expansions, baggy pants bill
• USDA unveils new 'food plate' guide to simplify nutrition for a nation battling obesity
• Area Deaths
• PBC library at Okeechobee Blvd. offers diabetes session
• Library offers diabetes session
• Palm Beach County traffic safety honorees act beyond norm
• Palm Beach County's sheriff and CEO of children's council join DCF advisory group
• Cerabino: Fort Piece sub-shop employee accused of selling pot on the side
• No license needed to saltwater fish this weekend in Florida
• Romney opens presidential bid -- he's got company
• North Palm Beach gets new village manager
• Paul Dembling, co-author of NASA legislation, dies at 91 in Palm Beach Gardens
• Man sentenced to life in prison for 2007 murder of witness set to testify against him
• Gator kills pet dog in PGA National
• Wellington warns about low-water levels damaging pumps
• Lake Worth mayoral debate set for June 15
• Al Galbraith, former Lake Worth city attorney, dies
• Wellington extends moratorium on new pain clinics
• At trial, prosecutor cites 'greed and corruption at taxpayer expense'
• Composting classes set for Saturday in Lake Worth
• Central Florida's 'Delightful Deviant' sentenced to 15 years for chats with teen, officials say
• Suspicious package at bank in Tequesta turns out to be pillowcase full of harmless material
• Eastern Palm Beach County now in worst drought on record
• Three arrested, accused of illegally feeding homeless in Orlando
• Boil water order through Friday in Mangonia Park
• Pool truck slams into tree; driver dies on scene; chlorine, other chemicals leak in Loxahatchee Groves
• Early June art happenings
• Model Allesandra Ambrosio will greet fans tonight in South Beach
• Boynton Beach man identified as man killed by Miami Beach police during Urban Beach Week
• Several South Florida canals to be cleaned-up as part of lawsuit settlement
• South Florida parents on cellphones pose hazard, schools say
• Casey Anthony trial: Day 8 of the trial begins today at 9 a.m.
• Coral Springs mother charged with trying to kill herself and children in crash
• Tea Party Disappointed in Governor Rick Scott's Flip Flop
• Auction preview shows Madoff had yen for shoes, art, designer clothes
• Two area middle-school students out of National Spelling Bee
• Riviera Beach won't consider applications for new substance-abuse treatment sites for one year
• Girl who lost leg in boat accident helps friend hurt in car crash
• Rip current risk to remain high through Thursday night, forecasters say
• Riviera Beach hires architect to design new public works building
• Air conditioning parts stolen from two Boynton Beach churches
• Greenacres councilman Radcliffe resigns to join League of Cities
• Cerabino: Just one more air fight, and West Palm will be famous
• Area Deaths
• Castle Hotel offers 'Wizarding Wonders' package
• Loxahatchee Groves and Callery-Judge officials inch toward possible agreement on growth plan
• Riviera to host event to benefit veterans
• Palm Beach Gardens teacher gets unexpected end-of-year gift: a loaded handgun
• Questions surround deadly officer-involved shooting on South Beach, fate of Urban Beach Week
• Charges dropped in case of roaming bull Tasered in Seminole County
• Boy, 8, taken to hospital after near-drowning at Palm Beach Gardens pool
• Police think dispute over woman led someone to shoot twins in Central Florida
• Russian mob influence growing in South Florida, FBI says
• Lance Armstrong attorneys demand on-air apology from '60 Minutes'
• Delray man turned his early love of reading into book collection
• Boynton Harbor Marina project key to downtown
• South Sports and Rec: About 125 Jewish athletes ages 10-12 participated in the Florida Maccabi Games
• Lake Worth man uses 'Bookcycle' for selling his books at beach
• College Park neighbors work to improve Spillway Park
• Third defendant accused in Rothstein fraud turns himself in
• Central Sports and Rec: Steffan Gawlikowski, 14, wins the county middle school shot put event
• Muck City Fest to offer football, food and fun for all
• More South Floridians leaving money for pets in wills
• Palm Beach Gardens 'Girl on Ice' preparing for glacial experience
• Bikers, walkers complain Jupiter's Center Street crossing has no sidewalk
• North County Sports and Rec: Corners Restaurant beat Carsons Tavern in Tug O' War competition
• Port St. Lucie athlete combines softball, volleyball, weightlifting
• Former 'buck-wild' dropout is now mom with diploma at Stuart shelter
• Treasure Coast Sports and Rec: Virtual golf, bowling offered at Hobe Sound Public Library
• Stuart's Woodlawn Park gets a big makeover, new start
• Port St. Lucie athlete combines softball, volleyball, weightlifting
• 'I'm your new mother,' homeless woman allegedly tells abducted boy
• Sarah Palin, Donald Trump share pizza dinner in New York
• Jupiter divers rescue nurse shark with hair tie wrapped around its neck
• Trial starts for Broward Sheriff's Office deputy accused of stealing drug-bust money
• Police think dispute over woman led someone to shoot identical twins
• Casey Anthony trial: State wants to discuss Casey Anthony's fraud, theft convictions
• Doctors say FIU student survived dare shooting because of heart's 'very rare' structure
• Minority, Women and Small Business Enterprises Luncheon
• Students Make Impact With Essays on NPR’s Radio Green Earth
• Sixth Annual Future Authors Writing Workshop at Don Estridge Middle School in Boca Raton
• FAU to experiment with using the Gulf Stream to generate power
• Lyons Road expansion and Atlantic Avenue widening starts
• Rash of car burglaries in Boynton, Boca over holiday weekend
• Four set to run in June 28 special election for Lake Worth mayor
• Minimum wage up six cents in Florida
• Magistrate might be needed to break deadlock in Jupiter mangrove removal case
• Most forecasters say don't expect storms to follow same path as last year
• Will Bermuda High steer storms away from us again?
• Moss blasts West Palm Beach's handling of OpenSky police radio system
• Cerabino: Scott's name on Florida road signs gives warning to visitors
• Boynton Beach fines firms for lobbying without registering
• Area Deaths
• Boaters urged to stay away from aging dolphin seen near Jupiter Inlet
• Fire rescue battles mulch fire along U.S. 27
• Upcoming Vero Beach events: June 1-5, 2011
• 90-year-old's story enough to end self-pity party
• Rescue official: Driver injured as SUV rolls into canal in South Bay
• Travel Tip Tuesday: What to pack for the beach?
• World Health Organization experts say cellphones are possibly carcinogenic
• Lake Park widower seeks to fill wife's mayoral post
• Search intensifies for Palm Beach Gardens man now linked to beached boat near Singer Island
• Public art works
• Celebrate World Ocean Day at the St. Lucie County Aquarium
• Cuts loom for some Palm Beach County school clubs, sports
• 'Dirty blizzard' troubles scientists studying Gulf oil spill
• Downtown Delray marketing agency expands its influence
• Hackers post phony Tupac story on PBS website
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense spoke of client's imaginary friends
• Casey Anthony trial: Perry allows Lee Anthony to attend daily hearings
• Judge sets August trial date for ex-FAU cop accused of shooting Boynton Beach escort
• Palin bus tour leaves Washington -- but for where?
• Transgender teen from Davie crowned prom queen
• 17th Annual African and African American Studies Summer Institute
• U.S. Coast Guard searches for a possible missing boater after empty boat found on Singer Island
• Lawmakers persuaded to clear more direct path for aid
• Forensic scientist helps solve wildife mysteries from West Palm lab
• FAU medical school to use hands-on approach
• Fruits and vegetables the old-fashioned way at Barbour's
• Lake Worth improvement cause for optimism
• Transformer problem knocks out power on south end of West Palm Beach
• West Boynton parents object to sending kids to Odyssey Middle, citing safety concerns
• Area Deaths
• Hundreds pause to reflect on Memorial Day in Wellington, Tequesta
• Bird-watcher wrongly arrested for possession of pot had sage in backpack
• Driver, passengers identified in Tequesta crash
• Mutilated shark found in Lake Worth
• Boat fire on Miami Beach forces passengers to jump
• Man hospitalized after shooting in Belle Glade
• Palm Beach County Council of PTA/PTSA Awards Scholarships
• County PTA and PTSA Units Honored At Annual Membership Appreciation and Awards Recognition
• Dollars for Scholars Breaks Own Record of Generosity
• South Tech Academy Student Designs New Logo For Choice and Career Options Department
• Firefighters battling brush fire in St. Lucie County
• Fire breaks out at Martin County biodiesel plant
• Driver, 2 teen passengers hospitalized after car hits tree in Tequesta
• Jehovah's Witnesses begin arriving at Leaky Teepee for summer season
• Local teacher takes adoption plea to D.C.
• Beware of rip currents at county beaches over holiday weekend
• France honors local G.I.'s for 'decisive role in liberation'
• Area Deaths
• Wind gust causes St. Lucie sheriff's copter to crash near 95
• Burt Aaronson, Irving Slosberg want Democratic Party to discourage primary challenges
• Extreme dry conditions heighten risk for wildfires over Memorial Day Weekend
• 4 people, cat go overboard escaping sailboat fire in Fort Lauderdale
• West Boca Raton teen dies after injuries from May 18 car accident
• Grief-stricken family, town of Immokalee honor Sgt. Linda Pierre, killed in Afghanistan
• Death of local Marine Justin Wilson inspires Lars 'Lasse' Berghagen to write first song in English
• OpenSky communication breakdown causes problem during police chase
• Critic of West Palm Beach's planned police radio system silenced
• Bargain eats with a million-dollar view at Dena's Cafe
• Campfires may be banned this weekend due to wildfire risk
• Florida homeowners help pay for insurers' losses in distant disasters
• Palm Beach County's ethics commission should be embraced, officials say
• Cerabino: Governor creates fake enthusiasm - but not jobs
• At Lake Worth casino businesses, 'everybody's saying goodbye' this weekend
• Marian Lewis, former state legislator, dies at 82
• Caretaker charged with sex abuse of resident of Florida assisted living facility
• Republican presidential contest suddenly heats up
• Boca library reopened, 'suspicious' package was a box full of books
• Got plans? Memorial Day weekend events, holiday closures
• Casey Anthony Trial: Pool was too high for Caylee to reach by herself, Cindy Anthony says
• Village Academy School Graduates First Promotion
• Palm Beach Central Students Earn Scholastic Foundation Scholarships
• Twelve Palm Beach County High Schools Among America’s Best
• Area Deaths
• 400 jellyfish stings in one day at Florida beach
• Jury awards motorcyclist hurt in crash $2.5 million
• Florida won't get $35.7 million federal health grant
• Restrictions might be proving successful as number of turtle nests increases
• Firefighters battling three lightning-sparked brushfires in The Acreage
• Hey, pal, I found your credit card (beneath the ocean and 25 years later)
• Bernie Madoff's Palm Beach possessions on auction block
• Atlantic High grad who saved Marines in Afghanistan is lauded
• Four of Ponzi schemer Scott Rothstein's associates charged
• Boynton Beach man wins $500,000 top Gold Rush scratch-off prize
• Miami Herald parent sells land for $236 million; newspaper operations unaffected
• Casey Anthony Trial: Tow yard manager says he smelled human decomposition coming from car
• Casey Anthony Trial: State to call more witnesses on Day 4
• Hanne Niederhausen: Highly accomplished printmaker, painter, and book artist
• Jupiter car crash injures 3 overnight
• Wife's body kept on ice for 10 years by Tampa -area man, authorities say
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense's sex-abuse claims may force Casey Anthony to testify
• Doctor killed in murder-suicide at Florida Hospital parking garage
• Suncoast Teacher Fires Up Students To Wonders of Science and Math
• Community Organization Collecting School Uniforms For Students In Need
• Okeeheelee Middle School Transforms Ground Into Artistic Canvas
• Palm Beach County Schools: The First 100 Years
• Title I Middle School Students Attain Impressive 2998 Hours Of Community Service
• Omni Middle School PTSA Wins PTSA Of The Year For 7th Year In A Row
• South Florida pools may have to close in response to safety recall
• SUV carrying $1 million in coins, bills crashes on I-95
• Police ask for help finding missing woman, considered endangered
• Police continue search for missing armed woman, considered endangered
• Doctor killed in murder-suicide at Florida Hospital parking garage, police say
• Channel 5 anchor to end three-decade reign in December
• Lake Worth to study reestablishing its own fire department
• Witness testifies that water scooter driver didn't look when she crashed into cigarette boat
• Michelle Obama wears Schreiner vintage pin from House of Lavande in Palm Beach
• Cerabino: So nice of GOP to wait before gutting Medicare
• Keyser appointed to replace Cook on Palm Beach County Circuit bench
• Police: Gas leak 'no danger to the community'; evacuation ends, streets reopened
• Area Deaths
• After criticsm, Disney withdraws trademark application for 'SEAL Team 6'
• Orlando's Gay Days plans Las Vegas event starting next year
• Gun found in airline passenger's luggage at Orlando airport
• Loophole in law lets Disney cut state, local tax bill by selling tickets to itself
• Palm Beach County property values sink, further depleting tax coffers
• Seminoles add baby otters to the Tribe
• Stone Creek Pizza Co.: They really are the “Pizza People”
• 'Trusted' South Florida boaters to get quicker check-in on return from foreign ports
• Broward County sues on behalf of Chihuahua owner's right to live in condo
• South Florida identity theft victims beg U.S. Senate panel for help
• Bail denied for Broward County pair charged with sex trafficking of minors
• 'Houdini Bandit' accused of pharmacy burglaries in five cities Video
• Video shows 'cat like' burglar suspected in Pompano Beach and other break-ins
• Crash snarls southbound I-95 near Oakland Park Boulevard
• Palm Beach County pill mill summit focuses on ways to slow growth of booming criminal industry
• Palm Beach Sheriff, State Attorney host pill mill summit in West Palm Beach this morning
• Casey Anthony trial: 'Oh my God, I'm such a good liar' Casey told witness
• Casey Anthony trial: Ex-boyfriend should be back on witness stand this morning
• WPTV NewsChannel 5’s Jim Sackett announces retirement
• Pioneer Park Elementary Young Author’s Conference
• Dreyfoos Student Named Presidential Scholar In The Arts
• Okeeheelee Middle School Transforms Ground Into Artistic Canvas
• Woman killed after being struck by SUV in suburban Lake Worth
• WaveRunner plaintiff: Let jurors hear about other lawsuits
• Trusted boaters to get quicker check-in on return from foreign ports just in time for Memorial Day
• Plan in works to make U.S. 441 in southern Palm Beach County less suburban, more urban
• Plan in works to make U.S. 441 in southern Palm Beach County less suburban, more urban
• Fans gather in West Palm furniture store to watch Oprah finale
• Cerabino: English-only johns shaming has cultural plus
• Documents in Barahona case reveal grim circumstances at late child's home
• Carls Furniture Inc. files for Chapter 11 protection from its creditors
• Florida pols wary as Medicare concerns sweep NY Democrat into GOP congressional seat
• Association for downtown Lake Worth condo owners sues developer
• Blue Heron, Old Dixie intersection reopens after railroad track work
• Maxwell qualifies to run for Lake Worth mayor
• Burt Reynolds' Museum might be moved to namesake park
• WXEL-FM sale official, station's call letters changed
• Wellington proposes K-Park land for $6 million to PBSC for western campus
• Renovated 1924 Delray home has interesting past
• South Sports and Recreation: The Marlins won the West Boca Youth Baseball Pinto Division championshi
• Community service a way of life for a giving Boca Raton teenager
• Project Grow aims to help West Palm kids eat veggies
• Central Sports and Recreation: Lake Worth Warriors football and cheerleading is holding registration
• West Palm woman, now retired, enjoys painting and helping others
• Central Police Blotter: Former neighbor 'borrow's man's cellphone, runs away with it
• Vero Beach McDonald’s getting extreme makeover
• Vote challenges Loxahatchee Groves' balance of power
• Gas prices: Latest Treasure Coast rollercoaster
• Buy fresh produce Thursday, help Belle Glade youth
• Wellington grade school teacher named Hispanic Teacher of Year
• West Sports and Recreation: Junior Golf Foundation recently honored its top junior golfers
• North County Sports Notes: Ibis Country Club won the 2011 Grand Slam Tennis League championship.
• Treasure Coast Sports and Recreation: Martin County offers kickball, softball, flag football leagues
• NASA preparing to put astronauts on commercial rockets
• Sewall's Point fifth-grader starts environmental group geared to kids
• Police arrest four men in string of Boca Raton car burglaries
• Witness chased 'bump and rob' shooting suspects in Delray Beach
• Police: Deltona dentist arrested after fighting 85-year-old patient over her dentures
• Police looking for Delray Beach man, 72, who wandered from home overnight
• Palm Beach Post Exclusive: Jailed juveniles' doctors draw Medicaid inquiry
• Broward school bus driver, assistant reassigned after kindergartner left locked in bus for hours
• Miami-Dade man killed while taking rifle from car trunk
• Deputies, McGruff the crime dog talk to Lake Worth students on National Missing Children’s Day
• Casey Anthony trial: Testimony will resume Wednesday after a day filled with bombshells
• Free Summer Food Service Program
• Commemorate Haitian Heritage Month In Palm Beach County
• Free Job Training At Vickers House South 'How To Work In A Wealthy Home'
• Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce Of Palm Beach Member News and Announcements - May 23, 2011
• The Greenest School In The Galaxy - Groundbreaking For The New Galaxy Elementary School
• Student Artwork On Display At K-12 Instructor’s Choice Show
• Local Veteran Leader Recognized For Bringing Veteran’s Day Awareness To Students
• 2011 Beginning Teachers of the Year and Mentor Teachers of the Year Honored For Outstanding Performance
• Man killed in West Miami-Dade while getting rifle out of trunk
• Police arrest four men in string of Boca Raton car burglaries
• Area Deaths
• 18-year-old 'joggles' for Guinness world record in Wellington
• Witness says best friend was worried about testifying in burglary case, just days before he was murdered
• Operator error, not defect blamed for most water scooter crashes, Yamaha exec testifies
• Attorneys question witness on whether user error or malfunction is the cause of most water scooter crashes
• West Palm Beach woman badly hurt by her glass bakeware
• Small brush fire in Royal Palm Beach extinguished, but smell lingers in area
• Small brush fire in Royal Palm Beach not threatening homes
• Stand of Pawlenty: presidential candidate in South Florida, calls for cuts to retiree benefits
• Cerabino: Fines over gay slurs show NBA has standards
• Proposed budget cuts in Riviera eliminate assistant city manager positions
• Lake Worth to discuss ways to keep sheriff's office on patrol
• Boynton Walmart on schedule to open this fall
• Summer is here! Swim safe at guarded beaches in Indian River County, Florida
• PBSC board discusses land for western campus; no decisions made
• Lighthouse ArtCenter presents the art of association
• Wellington Memorial Day events to begin with parade
• West Palm Beach officials consider publishing names of arrested prostitution clients
• Lake Park woman's twister-hit relatives lose a lot but survive
• Lake Park woman's twister-hit relatives lose a lot but survive
• Defense bombshell: Caylee Anthony drowned in family swimming pool
• Casey Anthony trial: How many will get inside the courtroom?
• Suspicious fire at Pembroke Pines' Exhale Lounge
• Crash shuts down two southbound lanes on I-95 north of Forest Hill Boulevard
• Kindergartner left behind on Broward school bus
• Office fire at suburban Boca Raton plaza
• Proposed water rate hike for Lake Osborne Estates residents to be considered tonight
• Superintendent, Budget Advisory Committee Agree On Recommendations To Balance District Budget
• Congressman West Announces his Veterans Advisory Committee and Holds First Meeting
• Murphy Construction awarded $1.3M marina project in Riviera Beach
• Coast Guard saves boaters off Delray Beach on Sunday
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Okeechobee County is prepared for undead - are you?
• Planned mosque west of Boynton to be discussed
• Boynton's schoolhouse museum to close for renovations, hurricane season improvements
• School district to vote on moving 2012 graduations to fairgrounds
• United Way offering volunteer training
• Boca, Suncoast highs improve in national rankings, Dreyfoos drops
• 1,500 apply for 64 slots at new FAU med school
• Ex-husband of woman who died in fall sues Roxy's pub
• Casey Anthony trial: Final preparations under way for Tuesday's openings
• Wellington to consider Boys & Girls Club design
• Dismissal motion expected in Jupiter mangrove removal case
• Wellington to consider extension of pain clinic moratorium
• Riverwalk work to begin soon in Jupiter
• Fuel leak at Port of Palm Beach sends one man to hospital
• Navy UDT-SEAL Museum: Great place to visit Memorial Day weekend
• Boaters saved near Bahamas 'cold and hungry, but in good health'
• Memorial Day 2011 events in areas surrounding Indian River County, Florida
• Memorial Day 2011 events in Indian River County, Florida
• Suspicious boat beached in Palm Beach Shores
• Slideshow: Riverview Park’s Memorial in Sebastian, Florida
• Legal analyst previews Casey Anthony trial opening statements
• Harry Potter ride experiences first significant guest injuries
• Charges dropped against woman who claims police brutality after broken teeth in Orlando
• Disney's Space Mountain reopens after guest fell unconscious
• Police, bomb squad investigating suspicious package at bank's Boynton Beach mail center
• Drivers beware: Graduation traffic can snarl road into downtown West Palm Beach
• Florida troopers crack down on motorists who fail to buckle-up
• Scripps scientists unveil new non-addictive painkiller
• Witness describes woman covered in blood 'from head to toe' in Palm Beach Gardens
• One dead after 2 shot by deputies following Broward home invasion, reports say
• Palm Beach County Schools And Community Celebrate Haitian Flag Day As Part Of The Commemoration Of Haitian Heritage Month
• Atlantic High Valedictorian Selected As 2011 U.S. Presidential Scholar
• Jupiter man, 26, critically injured in boating accident
• Palm Beach County school police feel cash crunch as district looks for budget savings
• Dosed in juvie jail: Drug firms pay state-hired doctors
• Academic summer camp in Riviera Beach is dead this year, due to lack of money
• Non-profit aims to teach Palm Beach County girls self esteem through running
• Area Deaths
• Palm Beach County loaded with unused vacant parcels it can't develop, can't sell and can't maintain
• Prayer for world peace at West Palm church ends controversy about Osama bin Laden
• Lieutenant Governor Jennifer Carroll, a stimulus critic, cut ribbon on Delray apartments built with $7.3 million in stimulus money
• Weather to stay hot, humid through Wednesday with slight chance of rip currents
• Coast Guard rescues three boaters from Boynton Beach 22 miles off Bahamas
• 'Invisible' cuts not an option for Palm Beach County budget
• Revitalizing Coleman Park: Where are the buyers?
• Caribbean combo: enjoy Jamaican and Haitian food at Gilou Island
• Private school enrollment declines as struggling families opt for public education
• Lawsuits fail to stem flow of antipsychotic pills to kids
• Huge doses of potent antipsychotics flow into state jails for troubled kids
• Hospice event celebrates life, honors loved ones lost
• Boynton Community High grads look joyfully to the future
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Private-parts sector favors beach proposal
• Drugged juveniles story example
• Wealthy Gov. Rick Scott ready for hurricane – he has a second roof in storage
• Firefighters investigate suspicious fire at Palm Lakes mobile home community
• Fort Lauderdale police release video of high school burglary suspect
• Post investigation: Anti-psychotics in juvie jails
• District’s First Haitian Teacher to Be Honored at Haitian Heritage Banquet
• Florida Representative Mack Bernard to Visit Lake Worth High
• Students from John I. Leonard’s Finance Academy Head to the Big Apple to Showcase Skills
• Scripps Florida Hosts Record Number of Summer Interns
• Dreyfoos Student Wins National Poster Contest
• New Horizons Elementary Presents 'A Trip To Central America'
• West Boca teenager critical after falling off car
• Florida holds more than $1 billion in unclaimed cash, property
• Budget planners endorse one-day furlough throughout Palm Beach County schools
• May 31 is last day to pay property taxes
• Warehouse owners donate it to Lake Worth
• Home finance focus of public meeting in Jupiter
• Civic Plus to create new Royal Palm Beach website
• Wellington wants college to lease K-Park
• Area Deaths
• Lake Okeechobee drops to point where pumping likely needed to keep water flowing
• Area Deaths
• Post writers win features prizes
• Delray Beach daycare owner arrested for driving van with kids not wearing seat belts
• Night work planned for I-95 in north county
• Casino work will keep Lake Worth pool closed all summer
• Final space shuttle launch set for July 8
• Casey Anthony trial: Outburst from spectator halts session, causes prospective juror to be excused
• Railroad fatality closes Fort Lauderdale crossings
• Deputies: Orange County man faked modeling agency, kidnapped women for sex trafficking
• Jennifer O'Brien: The artist behind Obie handmade
• Cooper City softball umpire charged with fondling girl, 14
• Terrorism charges against young, popular Margate mosque leader 'complete fiction,' family member says
• Fort Lauderdale attorney pleads guilty in fraud that bilked $800 million from thousands of investors
• Three men die in a fiery, head on collision in Apopka
• The world ends at 6 p.m. Saturday -- or not
• Looking for bridge column? It's now in Classified Market section
• UF bans students from partying with 'Jersey Shore' crew, then changes heart
• 79-year-old Miami woman's leg severed when pressure cooker explodes
• PBSO plays host to memorial in honor of fallen deputies
• 14 fallen deputies remembered
• Casey Anthony trial: Court makes headway in jury selection, proceedings resume this morning
• Advocate for nude beach in Delray Beach wants residents to vote on issue
• Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony
• Palm Beach County Art Teachers Exhibit Their Artwork
• State finds no fault in hiring of water district chief's boyfriend
• Southwest apologizes after telling woman she's too fat to fly
• Zombie preparedness 101: CDC is looking out for your braaaiiiins
• Mother says WaveRunner crash turned daughter's life into 'nightmare you never wake up from'
• Juror dismissed from Buck Wild gang racketeering trial
• Cerabino: God, please forgive/fry bin Laden
• FAU Baseball takes it to Miami, Florida 7-2
• Banyan Creek Elementary students mourn beloved teacher
• Newspaper rack company sues Lake Worth for impounding four racks
• Boats in dry storage at Riviera Beach marina have to get out by June 30
• School district puts tighter reins on when 'prone restraint' can be used
• Casey Anthony trial: Nine of 30 new jury candidates passed first round of questions
• PGA Boulevard re-opened near Prosperity; gas leak contained
• NewsChannel 5 investigation: Are local daycare centers cashing in on kids?
• Lantana cop charged with robbery for allegedly pulling over, shaking down Hispanic men
• Man seeks permit to shred Quran in Boca Raton on Memorial Day; he's being treated for mental illness
• Driver stops to help ducks and causes Brinks rollover on I-95 in Volusia County; Mamma duck dies, driver flees
• TSA officer arrested at Orlando airport; said he forgot loaded gun was in his luggage
• California boy who shot neo-Nazi dad in ear offers chilling details in life of abuse
• Jacob, Isabella top names list, again
• Armed robbery at Oakland Park McDonald's caught on video
• Two Palm Beach County police agencies will learn today whether thousands of arrests will be overturned
• Panel issues waivers to two departments over firearms training
• Arrest made in theft of miniature horse in Cooper City by using Craigslist
• Police: West Palm Beach, Delray Beach shootings same type of 'bump and rob' crimes
• Casey Anthony trial: Speculation rampant after mysterious 'private matter' halts jury selection
• Wellington extends deadline for students who want their artwork on display at Community Center
• April existing homes sales up in Palm Beach county and state
• Partnership Between Boynton Beach High And The Department Of Early Childhood Education Creates The New Early Learning Academy
• How to Work in a Wealthy Home
• Just good food
• Rachel Waterman files to run for Lake Worth mayor
• Plumbing theft suspects found wet and muddy
• Building nursing home on $4 million site still cheaper, Health Care District officials say
• Blaze in vacant suburban West Palm Beach home injures firefighter
• Cerabino: There's another Don ready to take Trump's place
• Lake Worth debates benefits of ending PBSO contract for city-run police force
• Brooklyn Bagels: Still "The Best in Palm Beach County?"
• Riviera Beach nonprofit has eye on $500,000 prize
• Federal appeals court to hear Riveria Beach floating house case with national implications
• Father of slain Jupiter girl starts campaign to save 'America's Most Wanted'
• Arts center proposed at 1927 Boynton high school
• West Palm Beach Catholic church to pray for bin Laden after parishioner's request
• Dwyer toilet paper rolling again
• Area Deaths
• Every storm has potential to be deadly, governor tells hurricane conference
• At town hall meetings, critics confront GOP Rep. West over Medicare cuts
• At town hall meetings, critics confront GOP Rep. West over Medicare cuts
• 'Hidden' $25 daily fee at PGA National Resort & Spa spurs federal lawsuit
• A parks and rec photographer's profession grew into his passion
• Boynton starting 3 projects to make facilities efficient
• South Sports and Recreation: Thirteen Boca High student-athletes sign letters of intent
• Craigslist sale ends up getting two robbed at gunpoint in Boynton Beach
• Bak student's words on bullying merit Library of Congress archive
• West Sports and Recreation: Panther Run Elementary students received visit from Tampa Bay Bucs James
• Foundation, Florida Crystals offer summer activities
• Spiritual journey grew as woman battled illness, turned to seminary
• Key West takes action to prevent third outbreak of dengue fever
• School News: Roosevelt Middle seventh-graders win Battle of the Books
• Sports and Rec: Hana Carmichael of West Palm Beach placed first in the USA Judo Senior National even
• Workshops helping grandparents raise grandkids
• Code enforcement more than just citing residents
• Sports & Rec: Dwyer High senior Alicia Hines signed letter of intent to play basketball at Broward C
• School News: Gardens High's Navy JROTC member Sergine Brutus named Gates Millennium Scholar
• Jensen Beach High School teacher meets her personal best
• Treasure Coast Wildlife Center plans to expand
• Wales native, clay-shooting world champ, brings sport to Palm City
• Journalist Gregory Lewis dies at 57
• Boynton Beach to host police memorial ceremony this morning
• Pickup hits seawall in West Palm Beach, lands in Intracoastal
• Parishioner explains prayer request for Osama bin Laden
• Pregnancy hormone promises quick weight loss
• Consultants to present study that shows how Lake Worth could save $3 million annually tonight
• 'Ayiti Cheri' Children Of Jacmel Art Exhibit
• Power plant proposed in Florida panther habitat
• Boynton may renovate historic school
• Talks progress in Loxahatchee Groves
• Haitians in U.S. after quake get OK for extension of stay
• Prosecutor slams Masilotti bid to recoup millions
• Lake Worth to study per-building assessments for fire service
• Coast Guard hosts safe-boating events
• West Palm Beach Christian school to stay open despite foreclosure, financial woes
• Cerabino: What would Jesus dislike on Facebook?
• Palm Beach County Health Care District to discuss land deal at annual meeting
• Gov. Scott signs property insurance rewrite
• Haitians in U.S. after quake get okay for extension of stay
• Refurbished Riviera mall welcomes a second eatery, Two Drunken Goats
• Area Deaths
• Our Kids leaders: Adopted girl's death led to changes that will save other children
• Plight of animals has volunteer heading to flood zone
• Free concert series begins Sunday in Lake Worth
• Architect chosen for JCC campus in Palm Beach Gardens
• Woman's dramatic space shuttle photo from flight to West Palm Beach garners instant fame
• Coffee with councilman event scheduled in Riviera
• Palm Beach County passes sweeping ethics reforms
• Boynton city manager resigning after 11 years on the job
• Woman robbed at gunpoint at Boynton Beach Mall
• Bush aide says KSM counted off seconds during waterboarding
• Fire Rescue responding to house fire in Boynton Beach
• Lake Worth to decide whether to hire consultant for fire assessment study
• POST EXCLUSIVE: Lack of certification by Riviera Beach, Ocean Ridge police may jeopardize nearly 7,000 arrests
• West Palm Beach man, 19, charged in SUV theft, robbery of Denny's
• Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce Of Palm Beach Member News and Announcements - May 16, 2011
• Flag Raising And Symbolic Tree Planting To Celebrate Haitian Flag Day During Haitian Heritage Month
• May 2011 Haitian Heritage Month Essay Contest Winners Announced
• West touts GOP plan to change Medicare despite Democratic drive to cause clamor
• Florida nuclear reactors pass inspection in wake of Japan disaster
• Cerabino: Let's start a push for full disclosure with new dating rules
• Settlement hearing ends without resolution on Jupiter couple's destroyed mangroves
• More than 1,000 traffic tickets lost between troopers, Palm Beach County clerk
• With Lake Okeechobee 4 feet lower than last year, water managers ready pumps
• Area Deaths
• U.S. Rep. West urges drilling to tap U.S. oil in Gulf, and greater pursuit of all other energy sources
• Driver in deadly Three Amigos robbery pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• Father sues ex-wife over 2009 carbon-monoxide death of Boca daughter
• Mysterious salt-water spike ends project to aid Loxahatchee River
• Settlement hearing ends without resolution on Jupiter couple's destroyed mangroves
• Parents still picket at pain clinics, despite new law
• Residents to get say on settlement between Loxahatchee Groves, Callery over growth management plan
• Billionaire developer, reality TV star Donald Trump drops presidential bid
• Woman crashes vehicle into Delray Beach electronics store
• Delray Beach man charged with molesting a 9 year-old girl
• Boxing promoter Don King discounting Manalapan estate
• Berapi, Palm Beach Zoo tiger, gives birth to 3 cubs
• Palm Beach Zoo tiger gives birth to 3 cubs
• South Floridians concerned about sharing name with imams charged with aiding Pakistani Taliban
• Former Gov. Jeb Bush building national reputation as education reformer
• Fort Lauderdale-based Allure of the Seas rescues Cuban migrants
• Dania man stops SUV driver charged with striking motorcyclist
• Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush builds national reputation reformer of education
• Wounded Rep. Gabrielle Giffords watches launch
• Mid May: Where to go and what to do
• Lake Worth High students: Bring Chef Angelo Liquori back
• Casey Anthony trial: Week 2 of jury selection starts today Watch jury selection
• South Florida soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Next-to-last shuttle flight set for launch this morning
• A.W. Dreyfoos Student Excels at National Competion
• Riviera's dry boat storage may be axed
• Boynton Beach in dire need of new police headquarters
• Area Deaths
• Hospitals look to online reservations to ease patient waits in busy emergency rooms
• Former schoolteachers' new business digs into Florida's past
• County ethics rules would impact thousands, extend to dating, weddings
• Palm Beach County ethics rules would impact thousands, extend to dating, weddings
• Filipino restaurant a back-room surprise
• WPB Police investigating shooting at at Tamarind Ave. grocery that sent man to hospital
• WPB Police investigating shooting at Tamarind Ave. grocery that sent man to hospital
• 2 of 4 winning Fantasy 5 tickets worth $66K total sold in Greenacres, West Palm Beach
• Delray Beach buying, fixing, reselling troubled homes
• Caution, support expressed by Palm Beach County Muslims at news of indictments
• Indictments bring cautious support from Palm Beach County Muslims
• 'Stamp Out Hunger' food drive aims to collect 250,000 pounds of food in Palm Beach County
• Boynton Beach mayor enraged over controversial nominee to charter review committee
• Cerabino: For Floridians, apocalypse might be now
• Area Deaths
• More and more rescuers, police are having to deal with hazmat situations
• Firefighters battling fire in Lake Worth
• Boats, including Boynton mayor's, get a free inspection by Coast Guard
• Want your name on a park? Big bucks will make it so in Boynton Beach
• Carjackers sought countywide, authorities ask for public’s help, vigilance in identifying gunmen
• Lake Worth High Air Force Junior ROTC Excels
• Motorists beware: Boynton Beach catching red light runners with cameras
• Former U.S. ambassador recounts prickly postings in Chavez's Venezuela
• Dozens flock to job training program in W. Palm, to learn trades
• Lake Worth residents to meet about law enforcement contract
• Growing up American AND Pakistani
• Man killed in Cooper City rollover crash
• Nathan Dean: The art of the image
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense strikes candidate for lying about DUI conviction
• GOP takes its time to search for the best candidate to challenge Obama
• "Stamp out Hunger" tomorrow; set out donated food for your letter carrier to collect
• 2 more suspected illegal immigrants captured after allegedly coming ashore overnight in Palm Beach
• Police: Children sought by DCF turned over; father still wanted
• Lake WorthHigh School Student Takes Medical Skills to Cambodia
• Loggers’ Run Middle School’s Students Dominate County, State And National Academic Competitions
• Cerabino: Lawyer's ticket ends with state auto noise law being tossed
• 3 stabbed at suburban Lake Worth bowling alley
• Area Deaths
• Suburban Delray Beach woman, 83, missing since Wednesday
• Authorities: Missing suburban Delray Beach woman, 83, has been found
• Zoning advisors: Singer Island neighborhood wrong place for treatment center
• Tequesta grandfather runs over boy, 20 months
• Cerabino: Lawyer's ticket ends with state auto noise law being tossed
• Seafarer crew hunting for Spanish gold off Juno Beach
• Authorities investigate possible food poisoning at Palm Beach Maritime Academy
• Casey Anthony trial: Potential jurors quizzed about pretrial publicity today
• Blue Heron Boulevard intersection to close for two weeks
• After appointment, water district's new chief ends four contracts her firm had with district
• Casey Anthony trial: Potential jurors will be asked about pretrial publicity today
• Overnight shooting in Belle Glade store sends clerk to hospital
• Law against blasting car stereos unconstitutional, Florida judges say
• Rattlesnake bites boy, 14, in Treasure Coast
• Rattlesnake bites 14-year-old boy in Treasure Coast
• Elderly man who got lost on way to grocery in Palm Springs found hours later in Charlotte County
• Smoke from Everglades wildfire in the air again
• Riviera to decide on residential substance abuse treatment center on Singer Island
• Greenest Schools In the County
• Laura Corzo Receives Hispanic Teacher of the Year Award
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps
• Area Deaths
• Missing disabled woman found about 7 hours after leaving Royal Palm Beach facility
• Elderly man missing since trip to Palm Springs Publix, considered endangered
• Riviera Beach chooses architects for marina area, Newcomb Hall
• Food truck event an overwhelming hit for Palm Beach
• Inspector General: Palm Beach County losing with small business policy for contracts
• Strip club set to reopen in Hallandale Beach
• No rain, high heat leads to burn ban in eastern Palm Beach County
• Father testifies about tragic loss of his daughter in water scooter crash
• Cerabino: 'Invite' 10 friends to visit to subsidize Palm Beach County lifestyle
• Study recommends Lake Worth restart police department, drop sheriff's contract
• Weekend Getaway: Fort Lauderdale, the city where the boys were, has grown up
• Potential Casey Anthony juror charged with contempt of court for talking to media
• Captiva resort offers Summer of Discovery
• Volunteers, youth program workers help paint Riviera homes
• Judge delays decision on sealing evidence in Barahona case
• PBSO seeks volunteer Jewish chaplains
• Marketing pro helps Delray library publicize programs to attract groups
• South Sports and Rec: Trinity Lutheran School softball team placed first in the Lutheran Softball Le
• County's newest golf course certified as sanctuary
• Lake Worth woman's childhood passion blossoms at MorseLife
• Blind center moves to bigger space in Palm Springs
• Central Sports and Rec: Sawyer Shaw of West Palm Beach wins the Under Armour/Vicky Hurst Championshi
• Seminole Tribe chief returns from exile
• Real estate appraiser is partial to beauty, lifestyle in Wellington
• West Sports and Recreation: Prime Time Senior Softball League seeks players 55 and older
• Day 3 of Casey Anthony trial's jury selection underway Live video
• Sweet creations take the cake, pie ... at festival
• Royal Palm task force offers ideas for 150-acre site
• Pro tennis career leads North Palm mom into serving others
• Billboards warn that May 21 is Judgment Day
• Warrant issued for Miami lawyer in mortgage-fraud case
• Mother abandons two toddlers at Fort Lauderdale fire station
• Boynton Beach couple face fine for big pickup
• West Palm Beach will play host to candlelight ceremony tonight for fallen officers
• Conjoined twin girls with single body and 2 heads born in China Video
• Two teens surrender in case of Pembroke Pines teen dragging death
• Officials: Passenger tried to open emergency door on Orlando-to-Boston flight
• Brother of man arrested in bouncer's death admits to stabbing at a downtown Orlando bar
• Dismissed juror in Casey Anthony trial: 'Appalled at lack of instruction'
• Elementary school students have a chance to display their artwork in Wellington
• Okeeheelee Middle School Hosts 2nd Annual United Nations Model Assembly
• Roosevelt Middle Students Win the Battle of the Books Again
• Federal judge issues arrest warrant for lawyer in mortgage-fraud trial
• Car hits house in Boynton Beach
• Blue Cross to enter Medicaid program
• No clear winners or losers in Florida on tort reform
• Wellington decides to scrap old community center and rebuild
• Cerabino: Obama letter cheers Delray widow on Mother's Day
• Love bug mating dance lands them on leaves, windshields
• Lawmakers' decision to force government workers to contribute to pensions eases county budget woes
• Consultant sues Lake Worth requesting documents related to its sewer system
• Governor names four to South Florida Water Management board, two from Palm Beach County
• Muoio asks for money to pay election-suit legal bills
• Riviera Beach to consider youth boating program
• Area Deaths
• Judge declares mistrial after juror fears for his family's safety
• West Palm Beach nonprofit closes over low funds, conflict with city
• 'I've already prejudged three years ago ... guilty,' prospective Casey Anthony juror tells judge
• Florida law to rein in pill mills passed with large loopholes, critics complain
• 'Baby Doc' Duvalier's flamboyant celebrity status polarizes earthquake-ravaged Haiti
• Smoke, smell from Big Cypress National Preserve’s wildfire wafts over South Florida
• FIU baseball player accused of rape has hearing delayed by Bahamian judge
• A dozen arrested in multi-million dollar credit-card, diesel-fuel fraud in Orange County
• Little Caesars successfully opens in Sebastian, Florida
• Police: Melbourne man killed himself playing with gun
• 'The worst type of perverts': 22 arrested in Polk County sting wanted sex with children, police say
• Disney's Reedy Creek government has rare board vacancy, but don't bother running
• Casey Anthony trial: Jury selection continues in Clearwater as spectacle attracts curious tourists
• Boynton man who allegedly beat son, 9, in drunken rage charged with child neglect
• Riviera Beach woman charged after allegedly leaving son, 4, alone to wander street
• Developmental Disabilities Screening
• Legacy Magazine Names Two District Employees Among South Florida’s Most Powerful Black Professionals
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps
• International Entertainer Visits Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students
• Hispanic Teacher of the Year Finalists
• Free Job Training at Vickers House South 'How to Work in a Wealthy Home'
• Palm Beach County Students Bring Home Numerous Awards From Academic Games League of America Tournament
• Tiny device allows researchers to follow a loggerhead’s journey
• Cerabino: Our growing 85-plus crowd: Ain't it grand?
• Trauma surgeon describes wounded teen in multi-million-dollar lawsuit against Yamaha
• Wellington considering $4 million pricetag to pave dirt road in equestrian preserve
• First bachelor's-degree students graduate from PBSC
• Area Deaths
• Authorities charge man with murder in Saturday shooting
• Water rescue: Authorities practice "mass casualty" drill in Riviera Beach
• Lighthouse ArtCenter celebrates 41st community student exhibition and awards
• Slideshow: Riverview Park, Sebastian, Florida
• Cool off at the Palm Bay Aquatic Center
• Tourism expo offers local, national and foreign travel resources under one roof
• Kick off hurricane season with a party hosted by the American Red Cross
• May 2011 events at Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute
• Lake Worth sets mayoral election for June 28, discusses commission term extension, March elections
• Fired CompUSA CEO to return $11 million in assets
• Orlando breakthrough destroys sewage, produces power
• Passenger aboard Port Canaveral-based Carnival ship dies in Bahamas
• South Florida smoky smell from Everglades brush fire
• Early voting begins Monday in election to pick new Miami-Dade County mayor
• Obama's bin Laden boost: Blip in popularity polls or long-term confidence-builder?
• 30 students arrested for marijuana sales at Jupiter, Royal Palm and Park Vista high schools
• Woman's body found west of I-95 before Atlantic exit in Delray Beach
• Lake Worth High students: Bring Chef Angelo Liquori back
• 'Initiative Renaissance' Has Been Chosen For This Month’s Pepsi Refresh Challenge To HelpFund School Programs At Atlantic High
• This Week’s Upcoming Programs To Commemorate Haitian Heritage Month In Palm BeachCounty
• Palm Beach Gardens High Cadet Named Gates Millennium Scholar
• Students Committed To Environment Take Top Honors In State Competition
• Finance and Taxation Committee Agenda for May 11, 2011
• Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce Of Palm Beach Member News and Announcements - May 6, 2011
• Olympic swimmer rescued from burial on the beach
• Frozen yogurt a self-service treat at Swirls
• Drug shortages imperil patients
• Area Deaths
• Defense expected to present its case this week in Boynton Beach murder-for-hire trial
• Defense to present its case today in Boynton Beach newlywed's murder-for-hire trial
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after accident in South Bay
• Two of seven surviving pilot whales stranded in the Lower Keys released
• Kravis Center-union dispute may make things uncomfortable for comedian Bill Maher, politician Lois Frankel
• West Palm Beach bus driver charged in death of NYC pedestrian
• Early morning fire puts Boynton family of six out of their home
• Area Deaths
• The secret SEALs: Boynton native provides inside peek at elite team
• Police: Victim beats up would-be carjacker, drives away
• Ignoring the odds - and fatigue - a Boynton Beach mom gives her injured daughter 24-hour care
• Legislature ends a session of potentially historic measures
• Breakfast at Sara's Kitchen a feast that's worth the wait
• Former U.S. Sen. LeMieux tells Palm Beach Atlantic University grads not to lose humanity in virtual world
• Cerabino: Better yet, let's drop idioms as we pull up pants
• Groundbreaking held for $6 million casino building, beach renovation
• Low-income housing seminar in Wellington on Saturday
• Spanish golf great Seve Ballesteros dies at 54
• Area Deaths
• Author Visits a Huge Success At Roosevelt Middle School
• District Celebrates Employee Excellence In Education
• Renowned Juilliard School Partners with Bak Middle School of the Arts
• Constance Smith Recognized on National Teacher Appreciation Day
• Florida Medicaid undergoes major rewrite, to shift 2.9 million people into managed care
• Riviera Beach considers fire fee per home, business
• Masilotti moves again to get back $7 million he forfeited
• Plane crash victim's family sues, claiming faulty maintenance
• Arrest made in Davie Cinemark indecent exposure case Video
• Elle Schorr and Nathan Selikoff present Visions: Real and Imagined
• Accused shoplifter's list in Central Florida: 'Things needed from Walmart'
• Elderly man whose neck was broken sues Orlando
• Millions at stake in civil trial against Yamaha over teen's death in 2005
• Broward County teen convicted in fatal shooting near high school
• About 15 pilot whales are stranded or in trouble in Florida Keys
• Rescuers try to save 16 whales in Florida Keys Video
• Train slams into car in downtown West Palm Beach
• Police identify man killed in Jupiter neighborhood
• Animals from the Palm Beach Zoo will join the village's Story Time event in Wellington
• 2011 Middle School Poetry Competition Hosted by Palm Springs Community Middle School
• Three Palm Beach Central High School Seniors Earn Scholastic Achievement Foundation Scholarships
• Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputies locate missing elderly Boca Raton man
• Parkland fraud suspect accused by investors of running a separate Ponzi scheme
• New Lion Country member: Laini lives up to her name, for 70 pound baby
• Jury awards nearly $7 million to boy injured in rollover crash
• Cerabino: How about drug testing for corporate welfare recipients, too?
• Area Deaths
• Activists appalled by environmental-law changes in Florida
• Lake Park sets June 28 election date following death of mayor
• Rothstein partner Rosenfeldt settles clawback suit for $1.9 million
• Two dogs rescued from Wellington apartment fire
• Pepper spray incident closes courthouse for 2 hours
• Lake Worth Beach parking to increase to $2 per hour, will pay for lifeguards
• Lake Worth to meet Monday to set date for special mayoral election
• Boynton Woman's Club in talks to turn historic building over to city
• Trail to bin Laden began with CIA detainee, officials say
• Pakistani officer's photos show bloody result of bin Laden raid
• Toddler ready to go home after receiving seven transplanted organs at Jackson Memorial
• Elderly couple found dead in apparent murder-suicide in Florida Keys
• Central Florida judge sets free speech rules for Casey Anthony trial
• It's final: Grad Nite bows out Saturday at Disney World
• Palm Beach County and Broward County utilities lose 33 million gallons of water a day
• Boynton Beach family accidentally gets porn flicks, calls for more safeguards
• New census numbers show Palm Beach County's 85-plus crowd grows 41%
• Cruise line says passenger jumped overboard; Coast Guard searches south of San Diego
• Father in Miramar toddler shooting case said he tried to prevent killing
• Lake Worth mom charged with child neglect after daughter, 4, burned playing with fire
• Lake Worth man charged with murder in stabbing death of roommate
• Jetliner crash only a drill at Fort Lauderdale's airport
• Hispanic Teacher of the Year Finalists
• Release Of Fy2011 Fcat Writing Results: All Students Tested
• Royal Palm BeachHigh School Announces STEM Academy Approval
• Child, 4, hospitalized after fire in Lake Worth
• Florida lawmakers quietly stockpile millions to pay legal fees in upcoming partisan redistricting battle
• Jury: suburban Boca Raton man wiped out his siblings' inheritance
• Enter Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft 'Own Your Own Look" contest
• Cerabino: Crist's new job a sign of how far he's fallen
• Former Lake Worth mayor defends timing of departure; special election could draw crowd
• Under the Atlantic Ocean with the men of the USS Annapolis
• Cabbies protest PBIA fee with a lawsuit
• FAU gets $2 million donation from Boca Raton couple for new stadium
• Area Deaths
• Discovery of $300,000 in unpaid bills leads to audit of Lake Worth Utilities' accounts
• An ode to Oprah in her show's waning days
• Photographer finds 'currency' in a tanked economy
• Post education reporter Allison Ross discusses FCAT on WPTV
• Jupiter woman wins $2 million lottery scratch-off prize
• Teachers union boss Dow taking leave for cancer treatment
• Ocean Ridge writer spent 8 years on book of great Catholic eulogies
• For Mother's Day, give 'Extra Help'
• South Sports and Rec: St. Andrew's girls varsity tennis wins its first state championship in 17 year
• Lynn Cancer center teaches 'Cooking to Fight Cancer'
• West Sports and Rec: Chelsea Fenimore of Wellington wins titles at the Sea Shore Classic figure ska
• Belle Glade woman, native Floridian, now leader in farming community
• Forest Hill Boulevard improvements leave some disappointed
• Arc of the Glades honors two for their service
• Century Village man becomes trash picker in his neighborhood
• Central Sports and Recreation: Lake Worth Shark Attack 9U travel baseball team wins tourney
• Trim trees now, before there's a storm, official urges
• Gardens couple travel the world for design ideas and photographs
• University of Central Florida installs barrier after toddler falls from balcony
• Judge's ruling means higher minimum wage in Florida
• Misty Croslin: 'I'd give my life for Haleigh to come home now'
• 16,400 acres scorched by Big Cypress National Preserve wildfire
• Car-charging stations operating in Delray Beach parking lot
• Woman missing from ship on Fort Lauderdale cruise
• Police activity temporarily closes Port Everglades
• Safe Kids USA launches new awareness campaign today in Boca Raton
• Free Help With Drug Or Alcohol Addictions and HIV Test at Vickers House South
• Vickers House Partners With Job Corps
• The National Campaign to Stop Violence Announces Local Teen Winners in the Do the Write Thing Challenge
• This Week’s Upcoming Programs To Commemorate Haitian Heritage Month
• County Joins National Campaign To Prevent Teen Pregnancy
• Fla. Senate passes unemployment compensation package, sends back to House
• Noise, flea market among concerns at neighborhood meeting with West Palm Commissioner Robinson
• Bistro To Go: newest gourmet food store in Jupiter
• Overcoming local concerns, Palm Beach County moves to bring cities under eye of its ethics watchdog
• Area Deaths
• Break for The Breakers: County grants tax cut after historic resort completes renovation
• Cerabino: Casey Anthony murder trial is news porn we don't need
• Lake Worth mayor resigns
• Resignation of Lake Worth mayor draws criticism
• Was Bin Laden already dead? -- Politically, Florida professors say
• Man arrested for stalking Serena Williams
• Lake Worth beach landmark John G's moving to Manalapan
• Sebastian Mulligan’s Beach House Bar and Grill breakfast menu
• Sebastian Mulligan’s Beach House Bar and Grill menu
• Palm Beach County Commission rejects ban on political speech at its meetings
• Review: Mulligan’s Beach House Bar and Grill, Sebastian, Florida
• Boynton commissioners to vote on cutting own salaries in tight budget year
• Boynton Beach commissioners decline pay cut
• Two deaf men stabbed in Hallandale Beach bar after sign language mistaken for gang signs
• Palm Beach Gardens man accused of sexually assaulting 12-year-old in Florida Keys
• Slideshow: Riverview Park, Sebastian, Florida
• Clay Glass Metal Stone Gallery celebrates second anniversary with good deeds
• Royal Palm High to get program in math, science, engineering and technology
• Royal Palm High to get program in math, science, engineering and technology
• Mummified body of former Playboy playmate Yvette Vickers found in her Benedict Canyon home
• School bus driver in critical condition after heart attack at Lake Worth High
• Neighborhood groups can learn about grants tonight at Jupiter meeting
• Distinguished Judges and Attorneys To Enlighten Palm Beach Lakes High Students During Law Week
• Career Academy Students And Business Community Interact At PACE Luncheon
• Boca Raton Muslim Imam talks about bin Laden's death
• Families remember local 9/11 victims
• West Palm Beach OKs building 3 fire stations
• Local 9/11 first responders reflect
• Historic Breakers resort asks Palm Beach County for 600k tax break after renovation
• Dirt roads have Wellington community kicking up dust
• Cerabino: Bin Laden kill sure to produce 'The Deathers'
• Special operations soldiers say bin Laden mission probably operated on adrenaline
• Palm Beach County property appraiser says home value plunge appears to be leveling off
• Palm Beach man who lost wife, daughter calls bin Laden death 'justice'
• Prosecutors to rest case against Boca woman accused of killing pool cleaner
• Divorce attorney wants judge off his cases
• Palm Beach Gardens Sept. 11 memorial draws people after bin Laden's death
• Architectural firms present differing plans for Riviera's Newcomb Hall renovation
• Area Deaths
• South Floridians share joy, fears, humor on Twitter over Osama news
• For some, Bin Laden's death harkens to Hitler's 66 years ago
• Bin Laden carries no sympathy among area Muslims
• North Palm Beach manager stepping down, cites health reasons
• For college-age kids, bin Laden's death is personal for their generation
• State sues three Delray Beach loan modification businesses
• Audit says Hernandez violated school district leave policy, no misconduct by Johnson
• Kids, cars, and heat a deadly combo: Palm Beach County chosen for launch of national campaign
• No travel delays at region's airports, despite warnings to take precautions
• Take Mom to Disney’s Vero Beach Resort Mother’s Day Buffet
• Bin Laden's death brings back memories of 9/11 plotters in Palm Beach County
• Locals react to Bin Laden's death at hands of U.S. forces
• Local World Trade Center survivor lauds bin Laden's death
• Analysis: Bin Laden killing caps extraordinary week for Obama
• SunFest wrap-up: My 2011 report card!
• Horns honk, a few gather to pay respects at 9/11 memorial in Palm Beach Gardens
• 2011 William T. Dwyer Awards Recipients Announced
• Pierre Garcon of the Indianapolis Colts Holds Third Annual Sports Fest
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps
• Okeeheelee Middle School Hosts 2nd Annual United Nations Model Assembly
• Free Developmental Testing at Vickers House South
• Over 37,000 Volunteers and 1,120 Business Partners Support Students and Schools
• Palm Beach CountyStudents Passionate And Articulate At White House Youth Roundtable
• Bush reacts to news of bin Laden's death
• Martin County detectives investigating body in pond
• Lake Park Mayor Deborah 'Desca' Dubois dies at age 55
• Area Deaths
• Smoky cockpit odor grounds Delta flight in Tampa
• Congregants throughout Palm Beach County celebrate John Paul II's beatification
• Are not!! Am too!! -- Cities aim for civility in civil discourse
• Project Lifesaver tracks ill, elderly who might wander
• Vero Beach area activities: May 2-5, 2011
• Did Allen West duck tough questions in Boca Raton? Moderator doesn't think so
• White House correspondents’ dinner sees a less-serious Obama
• Legislation seeks to curb Medicaid 'gaming'
• Early-morning fire in Delray causes damage, no injuries
• Food truck event brings culinary craze to local venue
• Memories of tornado devastation 26 years ago prompts Jupiter woman to help in Alabama
• Palm Beach County Commission weighs shift in political boundaries, amid population shift
• Cerabino: Rooney, West votes on Medicare deserve a 'no thanks'
• Traffic at SR 7 and Southern now flowing after suicide attempt resolved
• West Palm Beach gated community wants to uproot 600 native mahogany and oak trees
• Suspension reversed for Highland Beach clerk accused of sending racist emails
• Pain clinics: Do doctors need training in narcotics?
• Doubt of anthrax suspect's role resurfaces in lawsuit
• Firefighter injured at Gun Club Road house fire in West Palm Beach
• Over 30 Authors To Share Love Of Literacy With Students And Families At Free April Is For Author’s Program
• Northboro Elementary Montessori Magnet School In West Palm Beach To Dedicate New Campus
• Even with fire budget cuts in immediate future, 5-year plan advances for new stations
• Area Deaths
• Keyless ignition cars being blamed for carbon monoxide deaths
• 'He inspired us,' mourners of ex-County Commissioner Dennis Koehler told
• European cruises hit troubled waters
• How the Rubios turned a restaurant into the hub of the Hisapanic community
• Heroism made the difference for Holocaust survivor
• Turnpike service station employee charged with grand theft from business
• Temple Sinai will present music composed in concentration camps
• Shark bite victim has experience, friends to thank for his survival after attack off Lake Worth Inle
• Blood flow blockage killed woman in liposuction at Strax in Lauderhill, autopsy says
• Senate approves sweeping home insurance changes
• 7-year-old claims custodian molested him at Orange County school
• College in Lake County won't allow 'Vagina Monologues'
• Tissue-company worker in Sanford accused of performing online sex acts for 'girl'
• Homestead man gets 30 years for DUI wreck that killed three children
• Tequesta accepting medication dropoffs Saturday
• Tequesta accepting medication dropoffs Saturday
• Homeless Robin Hood: Robs Tampa bank, gives cash away, police say
• Authorities target prescription drug abuse with this weekend's 'take-back' campaign
• Authorities target prescription drug abuse with this weekend's 'take-back' campaign
• Undercover police videos expected today in Dippolito murder-for-hire trial
• Dippolito's lover who turned her in: 'My whole point was trying to help her'
• Space shuttle Endeavour's launch delayed at least until Monday, 2 faulty heaters blamed
• Gabrielle Giffords, Obama to watch the next-to-last shuttle launch
• Space buffs assemble near cape to witness history, honor Giffords
• Cerabino: Focusing on frog might have spared Florida bad legislation
• El Paso Taco easy to miss, but one try and you'll never pass it by again
• Red light camera legal challenge is back in court
• Area Deaths
• Hope wears thin, but jobless and homeless thankful for day of health care
• Publix opens doors on new downtown Lake Worth grocery store
• Lawsuit: sheriff's deputy unleashed chinch bugs on neighbor's lawn
• Dozens crowd county chambers to oppose golf course redevelopment
• Masked men rob musicians, pastor at Sanford church
• Waterfront Warriors bring veterans to Palm Beach County for vacation
• Mos'Art Theatre presents Jiggles and Giggles, Lupe Lawrence, and "Poetry"
• Armed judge confronts deputies in Deerfield Beach mix-up
• Raw video: Tornado tears through Miss. town
• Today is ‘Take our daughters and sons to work day’
• Missing Miami teens ran from parental disapproval, police say
• Sheriff wants help finding missing suburban Boca Raton man, 65, with Alzheimer's
• Boating safety seminar set for today at the Jupiter Community Center
• New Publix in Lake Worth opens this morning
• New Publix in Lake Worth opens with fanfare, giveaway
• Michael Dippolito returns to witness stand today
• Michael Dippolito: Wife allegedly hiring hit man 'smashed me' emotionally
• Dignitaries From Spain Visit International Spanish Academies Of Palm BeachCounty
• Glade View Elementary Memorial Dedication For Midjina Fenelus
• Tea Party Condemns Union 'Bully' Threats Against Florida Chamber and Banks
• Boynton Beach commissioners pleased with 'consensus' to renovate old high school
• Royal Palm officials crack down on unpermitted, rickety docks
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Shameless Trump knows how to take a bow
• Riviera Beach to borrow $25 million to improve marina area
• Death of 'birthers?' --Not in South Florida, where birth certificate doesn't sway all doubters
• Then there were five (commissioners); West Palm names educator Sylvia Moffett to vacant seat
• Two fundraisers in South County benefit brain-damaged woman, 21, injured in car crash
• West Palm charter panel recommends moving city elections to November, to help turnout
• Cities press to limit inspector general's investigative powers over them
• Suit threatened for alleged bullying at Seminole Trails Elementary
• Boca Raton woman who said pool cleaner raped her indicted on murder charge
• What's Possible: Friends and co-workers rally
• FAU professor made quick decision about career path
• South Sports and Rec: Prime Time Senior Softball is seeking players 55 and older for Sunday morning
• Boca woman volunteers as driver for 'Kibbitz & Ride'
• Central Sports and Rec: Okeeheelee Chiefs Travel Baseball program is hosting a benefit golf tourname
• 211 helpline sees rise in suicide, domestic-abuse calls
• FAU professor made quick decision about career path
• Wellington man flies Lear jets, once owned Bengal tigers
• West Sports and Rec: Alyssa Brander of Wellington earned top 10 finishes at the 2011 USA Diving even
• Wellington offers low-cost homes to low-income people
• Sports Notes: JTAA Jupiter Jaguars travel basketball team win the U.S. Specialty Sports Association
• Skydivers planning bird's eye view of shuttle Endeavour's final launch
• Guided hikes on area trails free, fun, educational
• FAU professor made quick decision about career path
• Treasure Coast Sports and Recreation: Grand Slam/Castaways KDW Fishing Tournament will be held May 6
• 12-foot bull shark bites man in Riviera Beach
• Miami-Dade high school student shot in after school fight
• Healthcare for the Homeless event today in West Palm Beach
• Riviera Beach to decide today whether to borrow $25.6 million for construction projects
• Michael Dippolito's testimony continues today in murder-for-hire trial
• Royal Palm Beach High Partnership With Palm Beach State College Results In Gleaming Smiles
• Free health care for the homeless event Saturday in West Palm Beach
• Post's Pathfinder awards hand out $135,000 to area high-schoolers for excellence
• Lake Worth taking steps to lower electric bills for residents
• Cerabino: GOP vote vendetta: Better never than early
• Man bitten by shark at Phil Foster park in Riviera Beach
• Steep drops in crime reported in Palm Beach County, state
• Dreyfoos grad's friends vow her death will not be in vain
• Teachers plan 'grade in' protests at mall food courts Saturday
• Area Deaths
• Wildlife managers restrict drought-stricken areas in Palm Beach County
• Stan Dornfest is inspired by the Florida Landscape and his paintings reflect it
• M. Nelson Loveland, former King's Academy president, dies at Palm Beach Gardens home
• Two Palm Beach County water workers fired but not prosecuted after forgery investigation
• Human cannonball dies in UK stunt accident
• September 11 mastermind says he beheaded U.S. reporter Daniel Pearl despite warnings
• Astronauts' families arrive for Endeavour launch with little fanfare
• Man accused of sex act at Christian radio station in Orange County will face judge this morning
• Man urinated on Walgreens cough drops in Central Florida, cops say
• Sheriffs, police chiefs offer money for pill database
• Jupiter considers giving out-of-compliance businesses one year to reopen
• Hispanic Chamber Weekly Update - Apr 25, 2011
• Palm Beach Lakes High School Has Record Number of Gates Millennium Scholars
• Just 4 Kids Supports High School Seniors With Proper Attire For Prom
• Riviera Beach dry docks could go on the block from budget woes
• 13 people step up for open West Palm Beach commission seat
• Obituary: Former Palm Beach County Commissioner Dennis Koehler dies at 69
• City officials grate at cost of increased scrutiny by Palm Beach County inspector general
• Calls to child abuse hotline highest in decade in Palm Beach County
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Stores prepare for customers packing heat
• More red-light cameras in Juno turning on May 1
• Palm Beach Gardens High wins Dumpster painting contest
• Palm Beach County school district offers raises to teachers in years 1-10, but none for more experienced
• Survey shows most people have no clue about whether storm surge would affect them
• Tropical system could bring Tuesday rains, weather patterns changing
• District: Kindergartner left on school bus for two-plus hours 'uninjured', returned to parents
• Juno Beach names new police chief
• Former Congressman Robert Wexler Speaker at April Forum Club luncheon
• Stan Dornfest is inspired by the Florida Landscape and his paintings reflect it
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• Obituary: Former Palm Beach County commissioner Dennis Koehler dies at 69
• Where might Casey Anthony's jury come from?
• Casey Anthony trial: Judge may rule today on chloroform evidence
• Involved in a car crash in Florida? Should you dial 911 or just swap information?
• Palm Beach County courthouse prepares for media frenzy at Dippolito murder-for-hire trial
• Driver license offices jam with foot traffic as county takes over state role
• Eight-foot hammerhead shark tracked from Keys to New Jersey
• Florida ranks last in nation in providing dental care for poor kids
• Palm Beach Gardens opens new clinic for city workers, retirees this morning
• Firefighters battle blaze at Boynton Beach home
• Airboats collide in Belle Glade
• One person hospitalized after Jet Ski accident near Peanut Island
• One person hospitalized after personal watercraft accident near Peanut Island
• Work on Lake Worth boardwalk, pier and floating docks underway
• Area Deaths
• West Palm Beach man helping others around the world from CityPlace office
• State Rep. Joseph Abruzzo only Palm Beach County voice on key Congressional redistricting committee
• Heroic recovery: Wounded Giffords set to watch hubby soar
• 3 in 10 in South Florida don’t have Internet
• Birth control for bunnies? Don't let them multiply
• Effort to privatize Florida prisons raises questions of cost
• Fort Lauderdale puts halt on new mega-developments
• Palm Beach County sheriff's deputy cleared in shooting death, then sued
• Deputy cleared in shooting, then sued
• Family, friends celebrate short life of former Dreyfoos student killed in Paris fire
• Southbound PGA exit on I-95 to close
• Sex and sting take center stage in Dippolito murder-for-hire trial
• Area Deaths
• Fire badly damages suburban Boynton Beach duplex
• Broward builder Patrick Murphy erects candidacy to take on conservative West
• Cerabino: In Boynton, struggling may be a good thing
• Man suspected of stealing credit card is recorded on camera
• Indiantown Road remains closed as wildfire burns
• Tar balls wash up on beaches in South Florida
• Palm Beach County school district employee layoffs, furloughs looming
• Immigration debate: bill splits GOP Cuban-American base
• Florida child prodigy designs couture fashion
• Palm Beach Gardens to host egg hunt this morning
• Sheriff's office investigators are working an early morning shooting in suburban West Palm
• PBSO working club shooting in suburban West Palm Beach
• Haitian Heritage Month Kick-Off Event Starts Month-Long Celebration
• Final Graduation Symposium Features Powerful Voices Of Students
• Northmore Elementary Students Color For Earth Day
• Timber Trace Elementary Flash Mob For World Book Day
• Recycling Containers Now Works Of Art
• Artist Donates Hundreds Of Hours To Inspire Students
• Lamb recipe a simple dish and a smash hit
• S. Fla. water district proposes 40 percent cuts; state probes district director's boyfriend's hiring
• When Sherry Frankel's Palm Beach shop opens, it's showtime!
• Is state law limiting workers comp attorney fees constitutional? Fla. Supreme Court may get issue
• Audit: Health benefits for ineligible dependents have cost Palm Beach County millions
• Gas prices drive commuters to bus stops
• Area Deaths
• Police release sketch of movie theater flasher reported in Davie
• Easter holiday closings this weekend
• What's the 'Buzz' at Epcot's flower show?
• Auditions Saturday for kids at Maltz Theatre in Jupiter
• Teen's mom charged with helping him escape from Ocala jail
• Report: Brevard County man convicted in abuse, death of mother
• Tased man dies after scuffle with cops at Universal CityWalk
• Tased man dies after scuffle with OPD at Universal Studios theater
• Palm Beach Zoo officials to announce today whether they're expecting a new Malayan tiger
• Malayan tiger cub is in the Palm Beach Zoo 's future
• Wildfire now covers 700 acres; part of Indiantown Road still blocked off
• Pines restaurant cook may have been killed over his gold chain, police say
• Boynton Beach businessman charged with illegally selling $105,000 in jet fighter parts
• Freedom Riders Exhibition Tells Powerful Civil Rights Story
• Holocaust Survivors To Join Melaleuca Students For Butterfly Release
• Freedom Reigns at Palm Beach Lakes High Dance Ensembles’ Recital
• Teacher Jonna Shutowick Named Palm Beach County Social Science Teacher Of The Year
• Despite costs, Delray Beach extends agreement to host tennis events
• Walmart considers West Palm Beach green market
• House panel: Judges need to sign off on deals shifting control of public hospitals to private companies
• Cerabino: Candy as art: Peeps show all gooey goodness
• Mayor Muoio: City staff to shrink, and city police may merge into Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office
• South Tech Academy needs cafeteria, but money hard to find in schools budget
• Former Jupiter man Brett Cormier won't be forced to represent himself on $1.9 million felony charges
• Wildfire scorches up to 350 acres in Palm Beach County
• Bright Futures charter school lays off eight in cost-cutting move
• House speaker: 'No way' state can stop felons running summer camps
• West Boynton Beach house fire leaves 3 adults homeless
• Casey Anthony trial: Trunk stain evidence may be admissible, judge rules
• Pompano Beach candy seller accused of molesting boy
• Authorities confirm murder-suicide of elderly Davie couple
• School board vice chairman sees bright future in following Maryland district's plan
• Woman suspected of posing as medical worker to swindle elderly Boca Raton man turns herself in
• Missing West Palm Beach boy, 9, is found unharmed
• Police search for West Palm Beach 9-year-old who went missing after dispute with mom
• Deputies: Child, 2, falls from fourth-floor balcony - survives unharmed
• Suburban West Palm man accused of chasing stepdaughter with machete
• Movies, music and munchies planned at Palm Beach State College for Earth Day
• Boca Raton Community High School To Compete In The National Science Olympiad At The University Of Wisconsin
• Gold Certified Northboro Elementary Montessori Magnet School To Dedicate New Campus
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• Judge says man accused of stealing $1.9 million not entitled to tax-funded lawyer
• Riviera Beach to decide on guidelines to spend Waste Management franchise funds
• Meet Your Neighbor: Paul Raffa, owner of 2 Boynton McDonald's, is big believer in volunteering
• Boca budget cuts close Spanish River Park in midweek
• Social Security: Go 'green' by using handy website
• Meet Your Neighbor: No culinary school for chef William Sellner; he learned the old-fashioned way
• School News: Crestwood Middle presents Character Counts awards for April
• For now, Loxahatchee Groves center to remain rural
• The Glades: Churches assemble Easter baskets for kids
• Meet Your Neighbor: Norton docent Marcy Koch shares passion for art with underserved students
• Lake Worth library's story times get kids into books
• Police Blotter: Thief takes 50 pairs of shoes in assorted sizes from Lake Worth home
• School News: Dreyfoos students win Scholastic Art and Writing prizes; ceremony at Carnegie Hall
• Police Blotter: Thief takes television from behind pharmacy counter
• Meet Your Neighbor: For teacher Nathalie Powell, job is all about passion for reading, learning
• Police Blotter: Thieves take TV, computer, guitar, wine, vodka from Gardens home
• PGA Boulevard road work to end in late May
• Police Blotter: Tires, rims, license tag taken from Chevy Tahoe in Stuart
• School News: Martin County students reap awards at Academic Games state competition
• Meet Your Neighbor: Judy Trousdale's love of baking creates family bakery business in Stuart
• Port Salerno artist organizes monthly art festival
• Florida redistricting process begins under new rules
• Let sobriety test slap the cuffs on tipsy texting
• Obama, family attending shuttle launch next week
• What's all the Buzz about FAU Football - Spring Game Saturday
• Adopting a bunny? You may be better off with chocolate for Easter
• Be patient: Inspiration comes in pieces
• Easter Bunny, events renamed 'spring' to avoid offending anyone
• Vanishing Florida: A traveling exhibition by the photographers of Photo Salon
• Pretrial publicity muddles jury selection in Casey Anthony case
• He's not creepy, he's just my co-worker! Today is 'National Look Alike Day'; so be flattered
• PB Daily News: Flagler Museum's high-tech Centennial multimedia show wows watchers (w/ video)
• Police: Girl, 3, drowned in inflatable pool - brother may have been involved
• Jupiter to discuss parking regulations in neighborhoods today
• Innovative Public-private Collaboration Between Top Digital Media Production Group, Florida State University Announced
• Palm Beach Wine Auction Hosts Season Wine-Down Event
• Man in custody after standoff, report of shooting in West Boca domestic incident
• Delray Beach installing chargers for electric cars, golf charts
• Lake Worth beaches, parks to go tobacco free
• South Florida man claims sports stadium 'charge!' rally is his
• Plan for tackling pain killer abuse puts focus on Florida as No. 1 pill supplier
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• Easter 2011 activities planned throughout Vero Beach, Sebastian areas
• Cerabino: Kravis ushers must give jolts to camera dolts
• Parking meters may pop up in downtown Lake Worth lots
• Democratic ads criticize South Florida Republicans who support GOP Medicare revisions
• Rugby, cricket, croquet, other sports coming to Wellington's polo club this weekend
• FPL and Scripps join forces in search of solar energy breakthroughs
• Art students vie for $1,000 prize for school by painting Dumpsters
• Easter festivities planned for Disney’s Vero Beach Resort
• Classic European vehicles on display this weekend in Jupiter
• 17 in Lake Worth accept buyouts as layoffs loom
• Emergency responders, G-Star students hold mock crash exercise at PBIA
• Palm Springs man charged with bilking renters with foreclosed home
• Rescued Miami-Dade dog may have had head stuck in boat cooler more than a week
• Man shot dead after apparent robbery attempt at Internet cafe near Apopka; manhunt on for two others
• South Florida's nuclear plant is safe, congressional delegates say after Turkey Point tour
• Major hurricane landfall drought subject of Atlanta storm conference
• Is FAA asleep to night's real risks?
• Girl, 5, flown to hospital following accident near Loxahatchee
• Ladies and gentlemen, the (new) beetle: VW redesigns iconic auto with edgier style
• Lake Worth Chamber director leaving for job in Boca Raton
• Loxahatchee, Callery-Judge Grove making last-ditch effort to settle growth dispute
• U.B. Kinsey Elementary School of the Arts Celebrates National Library Week
• Congressman Deutch Hosts Town Hall Meeting on Education at Safe Schools Institute
• Fair Housing Opens Hearts and Opens Neighborhoods Contest Theme Spawns Winners
• Missing woman found in Briny Breezes
• Delray Beach Police seek help locating missing woman
• Insanity defense sought at trial of man accused of attcking mom, sister in Boynton Beach
• Cerabino: GOP hijacker Trump no apprentice at pretending
• Judge sets jury selection for alleged Buck Wild gang members to begin next week
• Digital animation studio, degree program goes live in downtown West Palm Beach
• MoveOn tax day protests in Boca Raton, West Palm and countrywide urge higher taxes for big corporations
• Former Dreyfoos student dies in Paris apartment building fire
• Palm Beach County school district employees to begin finding out about layoffs April 28
• FDLE investigates release of gun owner photos
• Olive Garden chief apologizes to mom of toddler served sangria in Lakeland
• Authorities investigating body found on train tracks in Lake Worth
• Local campuses exhibit fine art
• Koran-burning Gainesville pastor says recording supports him
• Florida launches billion-dollar mortgage bailout amid concerns
• After Miami pep talk, air controller nods off
• Well-known musician-promoter slain, four wounded, in Fort Lauderdale bar melee
• Motorcycle driver dead, car driver injured in early morning accident in suburban Boca Raton
• Job readiness workshop in Riviera Beach this morning
• Cops, firefighters' identities stolen in tax return scam
• Lake Worth mayor invites residents to coffee today
• Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce Of Palm Beach County Announces Triunfo Award Winners For 2011
• Palm Beach marks its 100th birthday with festive parade
• Boynton Beach branding survey's top response: City 'struggling'
• Post office has extended hours for tax filers
• Beach Boys hit Lake Worth beach for volleyball against Palm Beach Atlantic women's team
• Area Deaths
• 90-year-old Gulf Stream mayor one of longest-running mayors in state
• Palm Beach County school district says it'll need more time, money to switch to digital textbooks
• Bakery Named for Beautiful Bird Boasts Latin Treats
• Sign-language interpreter says Donald Trump easier than many pols to translate
• Margate man, 18, dies Sunday in I-95 crash
• One killed, four others wounded in Fort Lauderdale bar melee
• FSU, studio expand plans for digital animation college in West Palm Beach
• Suspicious device in Tequesta not a bomb, authorities say; one man arrested
• Italian Ices and Other Cool Treats Await at Annie's
• Cerabino: All those jobs the governor promised? U-pick-'em
• Firefighters battle brush fire in Parkland
• FAA: Miami air traffic controller suspended after falling asleep
• Trump tells Boca Raton crowd he can oust Obama in 2012
• Tens of thousands in South Florida skip out on jury duty
• West Palm Beach child hospitalized after falling into pool
• South Florida man attacks wife during divorce hearing in judge's chambers
• FAU Baseball - Heads held high halfway through Season
• Baritone Joo Won Kang wins Advanced Division in 42nd Annual Palm Beach Opera Vocal Competition
• Royal Palm Beach High Students Rank Top 20 In National Financial Challenge
• Palm Beach County teens used household cleaner to make bombs
• Mexican food feast and fiesta at Amigos III
• Donald Trump announces the Palm Beach centennial
• Pet drop-off reopens for lost animals
• Career criminal sentenced to life in prison for Belle Glade shooting
• Palm Beach woman gives $1 million for new JCC
• Boynton CRA board names new executive director
• Area Deaths
• Tequesta rejects study about substance abuse center
• North Palm to replace concrete street signs with metal ones
• Three people thrown into water after boat capsizes in Boynton Beach
• Foreclosure leaves North Palm couple's belongings on street for thieves
• Ill sailor rescued off the coast of Boynton Beach
• Collaboration: a joint venture at Fine Art at West Best
• NASA police officer accused of trying to have sex with Citrus County 'teen' and 'mom'
• Facebook posse hunts down thief who stole scooter in Orlando
• Deputies: 43-year-old woman raped boy at her parents' apartment in Orange County
• Defendant: Broward County judge's dog nudged jury to convict me
• Delray woman appreciates Standardbreds' versatility
• Daryn Kagan: Big changes can lead to growth
• Riviera Beach police round up 10 suspected illegal immigrants who came ashore on Singer Island
• Watson B. Duncan Middle School To Open New Literary and Fine Arts Academy
• Last Day For Taxes - Last Chance For Free VITA Tax Preparation Service
• Acreage Pines Elementary Celebrates 20th Anniversary
• Area Deaths
• Lake Worth to add high-tech parking meters
• Wellington rules on storing RVs conflict with landscape code
• FAU to hold memorial for faculty couple killed in car crash
• Cerabino: Let's hit rewind and review unusual weapons used in Florida
• West Palm hosts 'Sustainability Summit' on waterfront Saturday
• Riviera to decide whether to borrow millions to jump-start marina project
• Magistrate to hear arguments in $1.6 million Jupiter illegal mangrove removal case
• Injuries reported at I-95 southbound exit ramp at Belvedere
• 50 protest FAU professor they say has terrorist ties
• Low bidder wins $600 million Palm Beach County incinerator deal
• Fair warning: Red light cameras go live in Boynton on Friday
• Riviera Beach woman charged with battery after 'temporarily blinding' father of her kids with roach
• Wehle responds to 'nasty and personal' criticism, explains retirement from SFWMD
• Book on gay penguins tops banned book list -- again
• Fontainebleau valet sues LeBron's mom over incident at Miami Beach hotel
• Riviera Beach killings spur alerts from county clerk to DCF
• Motorcyclist, 29, dies after popping wheelie on Military Trail in suburban West Palm Beach
• Tequesta to consider $20 million substance abuse center
• 2 Boca Raton men busted in drug buy turned violent with choking of informant
• Palm Beach County opens inmate visitation center today
• Area Deaths
• Indian Trail Improvement District mulling next step to fight water surcharge
• Indian Trail Improvement District poised to file lawsuit over water surcharge
• Coast looks clear for dining tours to set sail in May
• West Palm Beach to launch dinner cruise, other water activities
• Riviera Beach crime rate falls
• Legislative leaders got $1.4 million from interest groups
• Cerabino: Beach bathroom not an idea flush with hospitality
• Jurors award $2.4 million to Lake Worth widow of smoker
• County health care district votes in new interim CEO
• Seminole War talk set for Saturday in Jupiter
• Broward man claims sex abuse by nun/teacher
• Florida's newest thrill ride is a zipline over gators, crocs
• Invention and reinvention for mother and son
• Deerfield Beach Commissioner Sylvia Poitier surrenders to face misconduct charges
• Gunfire reported; man's body found inside Miramar vehicle
• Olive Garden in Lakeland accidentally serves sangria to toddler
• Norton Museum of Art presents altered states and great photographs
• Post watchdog exclusive: Hauler costs county cash for trash
• Part-time Palm Beacher Donald Trump leads 2012 GOP presidential field‎, plans tea party debut in Boca
• Boca woman combines love of wine and charities in annual fund-raiser
• Mayor calls for volunteers to paint Boynton City Hall
• West Palm adds second center to help guide teens
• Central Sports and Recreation: Pro Ball Panthers 14U travel baseball team win tournament
• West Sports and Recreation:Congressional Barons won the Wycliffe Stiffs Stickball League championshi
• Suspect competent for Broward County trial in Rothstein law partner's killing
• Wellington considers closing Goldenrod Road to stop speeders
• SRHS junior wins prestigious Cambridge University scholarship
• Lakeside Medical helps Glades students prep for FCAT
• Instead of pulling over for police, Coral Springs woman pulls into McDonald’s drive-thru, orders lunch
• Shower babies at Busch Wildlife with donations
• Gardens man chairs Relay for Life event at nearby college campus
• North County Sports and Rec:: The Palm Beach Storm travel basketball program is holding tryouts
• Family ties and friendship linked 6 turnpike crash victims near Stuart
• From guardian ad litem to Tuckahoe, volunteer a busy man
• Treasure Coast Sports and Recreation: Sixth Annual Golf for Wildlife Tournament May 20 in Hobe Sound
• Take a hike - and learn - in a St. Lucie preserve
• Cricket thrives on the world stage and among local fans and players
• South Florida police offer smartphone app for crime tipsters
• More than 100 union members, protest ahead of commission meeting on $600 million project
• Four child-porn images allegedly found on ICE chief's home computer
• $600 million project; Palm Beach County first must decide on bid protest for project
• Commissioners to evaluate Lake Worth City Manager tonight
• Indian Trail set to discuss fighting extra Palm Beach County water fee
• Riviera Beach CRA to vote on whether to borrow $25.6 million for improvements around the city marina
• William T. Dwyer High Celebration Of National Ranking Includes Fundraiser
• National PTA President Charles Saylors Visits Schools
• Instructional Materials Adoption Committee Meetings for K-12 Core Social Studies
• Journalist captured in Libya tells UM students war coverage is more than a job
• Person of interest ID'd, says family of Boca beauty queen murdered in 1996
• Jury to decide if Lake Worth widow gets $10 million from cigarette-makers
• Cerabino: Abortion foes can't see Planned Parenthood has same goal
• Area Deaths
• Armory Art Center presents Artists in Residence and Annual Student Show
• Riviera meeting will offer money-saving tips
• State sues Boca Raton man over loan modification services
• Florida malpractice cap proposal draws fire
• VA nurse who refused to draw patient's blood sues sheriff's office alleging wrongful arrest
• Charlie Crist apologizes to Talking Heads' David Byrne over campaign song
• Judge orders Lantana pet shop owner under scrutiny for allegedly abusing animals held on bond
• Child porn investigators search home and office of Miami's top immigration agent
• Birth control too 'controversial' for Florida lawmakers; ceremonial resolution quashed
• Long-time Sun Sentinel sports editor, Fred Turner, dies at 67
• Report: Florida's working women paid $7,000 less than men
• Fort Lauderdale detective framed man for rape, murder lawsuit says; DNA exonerated him after death
• Kennedy Space Center will get retired Atlantis shuttle
• NASA to reveal today where shuttles will spend retirement
• Palm Beach County commission OKs $27 million in taxpayer money for convention hotel
• Palm Beach County weighs using $27 million in taxpayer money for convention hotel
• Dreyfoos Students Win National Honors for Art and Writing
• Join in the Fun: Migrant Education Program Night Scheduled at Lantana Chili’s
• Palm Beach County To Celebrate Haitian Heritage During The Month Of May
• Tea Party Happy Shutdown Avoided - Skeptical of Cuts
• 3rd Annual Family Healthy Fun Day
• Roosevelt Middle School Students Excel at State Math and Word Wizard Events
• Palm Beach County commissioners split on support of wage theft law
• Honey happens when Sonny Henry gets your bees
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: ZIP code edges are battle lines in FCAT war
• West Palm delays waterfront-use workshop
• Lantana pet shop owner charged with animal cruelty; 26 animals seized, 5 found dead in freezer
• Lake Worth pet shop owner arrested on animal cruelty charges
• Wellington memorial for Sept. 11 faces scrutiny as costs skyrocket
• West Palm to rethink how best to boost downtown vitality
• Riviera cleanup set for Saturday
• Riviera library to hold book sale Wednesday
• At South Florida airports, what triggers a checkpoint arrest?
• Former CIA operative who hunted bin Laden to speak at Lynn University
• Mother hospitalized after house fire in Palm Beach Gardens
• Riviera Beach man charged with impersonating officer, aggravated assault
• Police arrest woman who allegedly called in false report of toxic materials at Jupiter home
• Sheriff's office seeking help finding men using stolen credit cards at a Target
• Surviving driver in fatal suburban West Palm Beach crash charged
• Earth Day Celebration
• District Students Rack Up Wins At Brain Bowl Competition/National Achievers Summit
• Winning Dreyfoos Students Head to New York for National Art and Writing Awards
• District Opens Summer Camp Registration at Multiple Sites
• Jon Smith Subs 10th Annual Race For The Arts
• DCF strives to avoid errors of past overhauls
• Obesity forces Palm Beach County rescuers, hospitals to buy larger, sturdier equipment
• Bennett: Tax chief Gannon seeks records to identify who wants to cut her job
• Fla. unemployment: Jobless locals dread squeeze on benefits
• Area Deaths
• Restaurants, shops told to leave Lake Worth casino building by May 31 for renovations
• Lifeguards save 4-year-old from drowning at DuBois Park
• Fund-raiser honors colorful socialite Cathleen McFarlane Ross with an auction of her hats
• West Palm Beach takes up $30 million challenge Monday: How to make the waterfront a success
• Tax Collector Ann Gannon takes aim at reports her post may become appointed
• 3 people injured in car accident in Lake Worth
• One man wounded in West Palm Beach shooting
• Woman, boy escape overnight fire in West Palm Beach
• No sign of rain today with highs in the mid- to high 80s
• Two kids, 7 adults thrown in water after overloaded boat capsizes
• At 'SleepOut,' raising awareness of the homeless' plight
• Jupiter food news: a new produce market, a diner returns, goodbye to burgers
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Is Donald Trump like George Washington? Sorta
• Can water from 25 miles away replenish the Loxahatchee River?
• Tougher law slows, doesn't stop, South Florida street racers
• Timeline: History of U.S. government shutdowns
• Area Deaths
• Three-car crash in Riviera Beach sends 8 to hospitals
• Ex-FAU officer could face death
• Palm Beach State College gives name change top marks
• Most soldiers to report to duty, but pay could take a furlough
• Arepas and other “delights” by Grandma
• Florida women's health providers angered over GOP effort to kill Planned Parenthood grants
• PBSO: Authorities investigating suicide after suburban West Palm Beach car crash
• Number of homeless holds steady in Palm Beach County despite weak economy
• Acting schools superintendent gets bump in pay for staying longer
• Veterans cemeteries could see slowdown from federal shutdown
• Authorities: Powder sent to Rep. Allen West's Boca office is not anthrax
• Riviera asks county to reconsider scrapping of breakwater project
• Family sues Delray over death of son who was surfing at city beach
• Mud trap? Fire rescue workers called to pull golfer out of the mud
• Art group benefits the Equine Rescue and Adoption Foundation
• Jupiter High kids show off engineering skills in moon buggy competition
• Davie to name street after slain detective
• Barricades tested at Mizner Park concerts in Boca Raton
• Driver, 82, critically injured when her Lexus crashes into Boca Raton canal
• Florida bill requiring employee contributions to pensions passes amid union opposition
• State to seek death penalty against ex-FAU police officer accused of killing escort
• Therapeutic Recreation Center Provides Support To Disabled Students
• Glade View Elementary Goes To The Moon
• Palm Beach Gardens council approves three-story building despite objections
• Father Cutie introduces wife, daughter to Boca Raton crowd, talks about celibacy
• Palm Beach County staffers say convention center hotel project would require $27 million from taxpayers
• Convention center hotel project would require $27 million from taxpayers, Palm Beach County staff says
• Despite assurances, local seniors fear delay in benefits
• Area Deaths
• Tea party supporters stake out Palm Beach Gardens intersection to protest shutdown
• Cerabino: Gov. Scott's cuts drop the torch for the disabled
• 3 family members injured in water scooter collision near Tequesta
• Homeless 'SleepOut' event planned Saturday in downtown West Palm to raise awareness
• 'He tried. He tried' to quit, widow of former smoker tells jury during tobacco trial
• 21 charged in subsidized housing fraud sweep
• "Sleepout" so the homeless can sleep in
• Read to Hogan a hit at Boynton Beach Library
• Five days at resort on private Keys island
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after Donald Ross Road crash
• Turn it on, wind it up, blow it out: Barrett-Jackson muscle cars glide into fairgrounds
• Magnitude 7.4 earthquake hits off Japan coast
• Deputies: Naked man shot SWAT robot in Brevard County
• Legal team targets BP on behalf of Florida schools, cities and counties
• Gusher of raw sewage explodes onto Miami Beach streets
• Central Florida mother, 14-year-old son arrested on meth charges
• Phillip R. Greaves II: Author of pedophile guide sentenced to probation in Polk County
• Delray Beach man gets six life prison terms for sex with a child
• Wellington boy, 3, recovering at hospital after nearly drowning in family pool
• Police say Lauderhill man called 911 before deadly confrontation
• Former Pompano Beach activist arrested in prostitution sting
• Palm Beach Gardens council to pick mayor, vice mayor
• Lake Worth High School’s AFJROTC To Compete In National Competition In Washington, D.C.
• Boca man on bike dies when hit by truck in Delray
• Riviera Beach bans new pain management clinics for two years
• Palm Beach County's inspector general escapes effort to define what she must find
• Japanese, South Florida water officials share expertise
• Riviera Beach council members pledge to work together
• Cerabino: Gay-bias claim vs. transsexual a drag for Lake Worth
• Key witness testifies in death penalty case
• Key witness testifies in West Palm Beach death penalty case
• Courts crisis averted; Scott agrees to $19.5 million loan
• Area Deaths
• South Florida Dems -- and some in GOP -- applaud choice of Wasserman Schultz to lead DNC
• Moms across America are upset over Abercrombie & Fitch's push-up bikini top
• Palm Beach County school leaders want input on use of disputed restraint technique
• Lox Groves wants traffic signal on Okeechobee, but county won't go for it
• Boynton Beach man, captured in Belize, pleads guilty to DUI manslaughter
• Homeless Orange County felon wields sword, guitar in bloody tattoo-shop attack, cops say
• Boca Raton woman credits stepmom with instilling love of volunteering
• South Sports and Recreation: The Delray Beach Soccer Club U12 boys travel soccer team wins tourney
• Royal Palm woman's staff nominated her for Women in Leadership Award
• Community center next for The Acreage?
• Pahokee JROTC holds 18th annual military ball
• Lake Worth woman establishes concierge car service for seniors
• Water park adds $2M Rapids Racers attraction
• North Palm man runs for reason: To raise money for autism research
• The Palm Beach MagicJacks U14 girls travel soccer team won the championship
• Learn about town as annual Jupiter U starts today
• More than a voice: Palm City singer provides therapy, charity
• TCoast Sports and Rec: Greysen Gardner of Hobe Sound placed second at golf tourney
• After short stint on west coast, veteran soccer director returns
• Two weeks left to buy raffle ticket for Martin County YMCA Easter House
• Casey Anthony hearing about scientific evidence resumes this morning
• 'Free' time shares: Owners cut losses by dumping Florida units online
• Debbie Wasserman Schultz tapped to lead Democratic National Committee
• Father Albert Cutie to discuss Catholic celibacy requirement in Boca Raton
• Boynton Police warn of new twist on ATM identity fraud
• Narcy Novack charged in 2009 Fort Lauderdale killing of her mother-in-law
• Wildlife officials caution against well-meaning rescues of baby animals during brush fire season
• Gov. Scott to spend day in Palm Beach County, will speak about beach erosion
• Palm Beach County School District News: Get In The Loop - April 5, 2011
• U.B. Kinsey/Palmview Elementary School of the Arts Students’ Future Seen In ART Mirrors
• Donald J. Trump to be Keynote Speaker at South Florida Tax Day Tea Party
• Tea Party Letter to Senate President Haridopolos Condemning S.B. 466 Tourist Tax Bill
• Dreyfoos Theatre Students Dominate State Thespian Festival Awards
• Fatal shooting in Delray Beach draws crowd of 100 onlookers
• Lake Worth mayor says The Cottage complaints use 'gay card' against city manager
• Palm Beach County to start asking for public input on upcoming charter review
• Lox Groves, Callery-Judge Grove to meet publicly over transportation dispute
• Lake Worth commissioners agreed to road work to ready for downtown Publix
• Palm Beach County Commission's first meeting at night gets kudos
• West Palm Beach mayor: Firefighter layoffs likely
• Jupiter aiming for grant funding to upgrade Pine Gardens North neighborhood
• Cerabino: Vile 'pastor' shows scams can be legal
• Area Deaths
• Broker's lawsuit claims Jewish leaders failed to pay commission
• What's Possible: Three-legged cats teach value of love and puns
• Chief judge: Court employees face 14-day furloughs unless Scott acts
• Anti-gay accusations in Lake Worth: City manager biased
• Five teens arrested after birthday party fight in Greenacres
• New addition to West Palm night life: county commission meetings
• Owner of popular Jamaican restaurant near UCF accused of drug trafficking
• Michigan inmate's filing to remove Casey Anthony's defense attorney is not credible
• School board members should not be paid, Jacksonville senator proposes
• Judge orders Riviera Beach man charged with double murder held without bail
• 59-year-old baby sitter's boyfriend charged with molesting 10-year-old Osceola County girl
• Pompano pair arrested in theft at burned-down Boca country club
• Fort Lauderdale woman gets 10 years for head-stomping a woman into a coma
• Hand-holding insult: Miami-Dade cop charged with domestic assault on Broward County woman
• Attorneys for investors want face time with $1.4 billion Fort Lauderdale ponzi schemer Scott Rothstein
• Friends of Lake Worth Library to hold book sale Saturday
• Friends of Lake Worth Library to hold book sale Saturday
• Teen pregnancy, AIDS, bullying discussion planned in Riviera
• Judge won't dismiss case against van driver charged in death of day care toddler
• Palm Beach Atlantic University to unveil a 7-foot statue of founding president today
• Palm Beach Atlantic University unveils 7-foot statue of founding president
• 500-plus seek media credentials for Casey Anthony trial
• Pedestrian killed by FEC train in Pompano Beach
• Robber gets life sentence in West Boynton murder
• School Advisory Council (SAC) Meeting
• Palm Beach County Students Take Winnings At ArtiGrass Youth Art Exhibit
• Students Honored at Carnegie Hall
• Free Workshop at Vickers House South: Taking Control of Your Health
• Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Announces 2011 Triunfo! Scholarship Winners
• West Palm Beach commission to start meeting earlier on first day of Passover
• At Mayor Muoio's first meeting, commission approves family leave benefits for domestic partners
• Cerabino: Like water chief, I need someone to watch over me
• Broward Dem Patrick Murphy posts $320k in contributions in bid for West seat in Congress
• Area Deaths
• Boynton convenience store robber sentenced to 9 life terms for fatal robbery, car chase
• Miami man gets nine life sentences killing after brazen robbery in West Boynton Beach
• Girl, 13, tells police she saw dad slay mom, her new boyfriend
• Investigators looking into cause of Lake Worth house fire
• Second sheriff's deputy sues over firing connected to 2007 Eagle Academy fracas
• Golden to face challenge for Lake Worth commission seat
• Girlfriend of murder suspect: I'll get my kids back
• Miami Beach parking officer accused of stealing credit cards
• Boca Raton begins installing parking meters in Mizner Park, along the beach
• Palm Beach County may increase cost of birth and death certificates
• Palm Beach County weighs four-day school week
• Millions of Disney Destination e-mails obtained by hacker
• Toddler who fell into Wellington pool has died
• Toddler who fell into Wellington pool drowns
• Success Never Tasted So Sweet at Coral Reef Elementary School
• Passion Begun In The 60’s Culminates With Environmental Educator of the Year Award
• Outstanding High School Seniors Honored
• County-wide Literacy Experience Coming This April Month
• Facilities Management Division’s 2011 Golf Outing Benefiting the Student Summer Internship Program
• West Boca Raton High School Presents First Amendment Night
• Failed asphalt mix a mess for Wellington residents
• Three children killed in fatal Turnpike accident north of Jupiter
• Patriot Act debate reheats as provisions' deadline nears
• Deli a backlot gem on Palm Beach Lakes
• 2-year-old boy falls into pool in Wellington
• 18-month-old boy falls into pool in Wellington
• New paddling trail in Lake Worth geared toward experienced kayakers
• Area Deaths
• Some fear Roosevelt high school will become an afterthought if students move out
• Fatal crash closes northbound Turnpike at Griffin
• Palm Beach County 'the best' at abuse inquiries
• Millions of sterile Medflies dropped on Pompano Beach
• 300 G.I. Joe action figures with parachutes launched from hotel
• Is that sushi you ordered really made with tuna? Tests at Nova cast some doubt
• Walk for cancer at Florida Atlantic University
• How the piggybacking began: Delray Beach contract terms used by other municipalities
• Gift-giving contractor pulled in $73 million; Gift cards, watches and trips among presents
• Cerabino: Florida House GOP's 'uterus' ban: A free-speech battle is born
• Test Chaz
• PBIA sees minimal impact from Southwest Airlines plane groundings Saturday
• Area Deaths
• FAU Owls Baseball fall short (2-1) in pitching duel at ULL
• Burglar leaves empty-handed from TooJay's deli in Boca
• Devices, laws may curb texting behind the wheel
• A year later, Briger property still sits vacant
• Palm Beach County homeless count includes people displaced by economic hardship
• Wellington's Sept. 11 memorial cost could reach $485,000
• End of Boynton Beach trolley may not hurt city
• Man with dementia missing in suburban Boynton Beach has been found
• Palm Beach County School District News: Get In The Loop - April 1, 2011
• Palm Beach County Students Shine At Youth Art Exhibit
• PBSO: Man with dementia missing in suburban Boynton Beach
• Palm Beach County water utilities employees accused of falsifying $91,000 in bogus purchases
• Inventor has everyday inspiration, years of patience
• Area Deaths
• Plane towing banner with messages critical of prosecutors flying over Palm Beach County Courthouse
• Man found guilty of murder in connection with Three Amigos robbery
• $50,000 stolen in armed robbery at West Boca produce company
• Boca Raton investment scammer wants his sentence vacated
• WXEL managers make pitch to keep TV station local, say deal in the works
• Police: Man who tried to abduct girl blows kiss, says he'll return
• West Palm Beach man charged in mobile home park murders
• Beach cleanup set for Saturday in Jupiter
• South Florida bank customers say farewell to debit card rewards
• Florida lawmakers seek ways around class-size rules
• Company says SeaWorld took ideas for attractions, didn't pay
• South Florida soldier among six killed in Afghanistan
• Plantation pair accused of running $30 million Ponzi scheme
• New FPL plant to provide 200 jobs, tax revenue increase
• New FPL plant to provide jobs, tax revenue increase
• Tree-cutting protest in Palm Beach Gardens ends in arrest
• Broward sheriff releases sketch of busy Palm-Aire burglar
• Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce Of Palm Beach Member News and Announcements - March 30, 2011
• Entrepreneurs Invited to Learn Tips from Industry Leaders
• Gifted Students Rewarded For Cross-Curriculum Project
• Palm Beach County School District News: Get In The Loop - March 31, 2011
• The Education Network Does It Again - Sixth 'Telly'Awarded for Broadcast Excellence
• The 'ultimate swing state'? Bully for us!
• Teen survivor of Wellington crash recalls being tossed out of the car, crawling toward girlfriend
• Area Deaths
• New Mayor Muoio sworn in; "My doors will be open," she tells public
• Big Tobacco on trial: Lake Worth widow seeks millions for death of her husband
• House to create $400-million development fund controlled by Gov. Scott
• Casey Anthony team wants to add last-minute witnesses
• Severe weather batters Central Florida
• Two dozen city employees take buyouts so far in Boynton Beach
• Woman thrown from horse at Wellington show
• Delray Beach's 110 East Atlantic Avenue presents Vivid Art
• Five months after arrest, state orders license suspension against Orlando doctor accused in drug, prostitution case
• 'Code red' lifted at Belle Glade elementary school; no serious injuries reported
• Ex-FBI agent 'kidnapped' fugitives to Bahamas
• Pay a toll to use Glades Road in Boca Raton? Maybe
• County commission patches zoning rules to fight pill mills in unincorporated areas
• County commission looks at short-term fix to fight pill mills in unincorporated areas
• Texas man, Fort Lauderdale abduction victims found in Central Florida, police say
• Miami-Dade police looking for missing girl, 2, and father
• No Fooling! Absurdity Opens at Dreyfoos School of Arts
• Palm Beach Opera Presents 42nd Annual Vocal Competition
• Palm Beach County Art Teachers Featured In Local Exhibit
• Eagles Landing Middle School Paraprofessional Presents 'Isle Of Hope, Isle Of Tears' To Educate Students
• Palm Beach County School District News: Update On Crop Dusting Affecting Gove Elementary Campus
• School District Officials Closely Monitoring Area Weather Reports
• Boynton Beach Science Teacher Leads Expedition Of Smithsonian Scientists To Research Box Jellies
• Area Deaths
• Emotional farewell for Frankel, staff
• Palm Beach County animal shelter blocking after-hours pet drop-off
• Florida lawmakers take aim at university faculty unions
• Despite a weak economy, couples are still planning extravagant weddings
• Cerabino: Dying to R.I.P. at Daytona? Not in this life
• Despite victim's family's plea for leniency, man loses license for 6 months in death of motorcyclist, 19
• McCray's BBQ breaks ground for building, but permits still lacking
• 50-inch alligator tail lands Orlando man in jail
• Tilikum makes debut in SeaWorld show more than year after trainer death
• Columnist discovers there's purpose behind Palm Beach's glittering parties
• South Police Blotter: Women steal $1,600 worth of shoes, wallet from store
• Boynton woman uses her talents to promote bioscience industry
• South Sports and Recreation: West Boynton Sharks 14U baseball team win tourney
• Adult Jews learn it's never too late for bat mitzvah
• Palm Beach State building home for bachelor's programs
• Woman who took leap of faith plays key role in bioscience trade group
• Central Sports and Recreation: Eight In-Nae TaeKwonDo students to compete in national championship
• North Sports & Recreation Notes: JTAA Chill 16U girls volleyball team win Cloverleaf Invitational
• Animal keepers say putting trackers on venomous snakes just not feasible
• North Palm Beach woman finds fulfillment serving homeless
• Marinelife Center in Juno holds summer classes
• TCoast woman puts catering skills to use at Food Bank in Fort Pierce
• Fort Pierce fifth-grader hones karate, reading skills in her pursuit of excellence
• Treasure Coast Sports and Recreation: Martin registering for preschool baseball, adult flag football
• Bridal expo at mansion promises creative ideas
• Teacher at Central Florida Christian school accused of beating child with rusty broom handle
• Tough year for motocross champ James Stewart gets worse with arrest
• Miami Beach police defend actions in videos showing confrontation
• Broward, Palm Beach among healthiest counties in Florida
• Palm Beach County to consider new rules for pill mills
• U.S. fears of Muslim sharia law unfounded,experts say
• George Clooney called by Berlusconi's defense as witness
• Ceremony today for the largest Habitat for Humanity project in Palm Beach County
• Officials propose stricter ethics rules for Palm Beach County
• Palm Beach County School District News: Get In The Loop - March 29, 2011
• Construction Begins This Summer on `New' Galaxy Elementary School
• Miami International plans to run full flight schedule Wednesday
• Firefighters honor 3-year-old boy who put out small fire in West Boca home
• Lake Worth crime down under sheriff
• Uninsured save on meds with discount cards
• ‘Destination’ casino bill is dead for session
• West Palm's incoming mayor selects transition team
• Cerabino: Denny's hub suits lawyers to a T-bone
• Bikers gear up for 'Loop around the Lake for Literacy'
• Area Deaths
• Joyce Gugel, legally blind, wants others like her to see the possibilities
• Sometimes the best presents come in unexpected packages
• Lake Worth: Love, faith guide couple's 70-year union
• 'Suspicious' suitcases found at Boynton police headquarters contained clothing; search on for woman
• DCF opens office in Jupiter
• Misery at Miami airport: 25 cancellations, 18 delays today and more expected
• Miami Beach police face 'angry mob' during arrests
• Lighthouse ArtCenter instructor Ann Lawtey presents figures in motion
• Palm Bay police use Skype in DUI cases
• Riveria Beach starts talks for expected budget woes to come
• Forty-Eight Palm BeachCountyPublic School Students Named National Merit Scholarship Finalists
• Emerald Cove Middle 4th Annual Holocaust Survivor Event Rousing Success
• Fatal traffic cases in Palm Beach County favor defense, judges say
• Palm Beach County School District proposes limits on restraining students
• Should West Palm Beach Mayor Frankel still be in office? Charter indicates no
• Lantana, Ocean Ridge among towns getting $1 million energy grant delayed by governor
• Boynton Beach survey: Respondents say save historic high school
• Area Deaths
• Boca Raton woman aims 'Can't Tell' message at young victims of bullying
• 150 years of camp!
• Need a scholarship for camp?
• Area Deaths
• Lawmakers order sweeping audit of Lake Worth's regional sewage system
• Former Eagle Academy drill instructor sues Bradshaw over alleged misconduct firing
• Aerospace company moves headquarters to Palm Beach Gardens
• West Palm Beat: Census puts West Palm population at 99,919; officials might challenge
• All lanes of SB I-95 open following fatal accident in Boynton Beach
• New detective on Chris Reyka murder case insists elusive killer 'one call away'
• Kentucky: other end of Oxy pipeline
• Former slugger Jose Canseco skips boxing match, sends twin brother to Hard Rock event
• South Florida jails brace for more mentally ill
• Helicopter makes emergency water landing
• Severe thunderstorms roll through region bringing rain, wind and lightning
• Volunteering At Grove Park Elementary Brings Ibis Retirees Joy
• Two Palm Beach County Schools Selected As Springboard Demonstration Site Finalists
• New Northboro Elementary Receives Prestigious LEED For Schools Gold Certification
• Palm Beach County School District News: Get In The Loop - March 25, 2011
• Over 500 Students To Attend 3rd Annual Very Special Science Fair
• Foreclosures' hidden risk: Debt that haunts for two decades
• Mob snitch, Florida legislators agree on changes in disciplining judges
• Palm Beach Gardens restaurant tries to help Japan quake victims
• Acreage residents steaming over 10 percent water surcharge
• Police dispatchers to consolidate when Palm Beach Gardens new emergency operations center opens
• Area Deaths
• PrideFest draws thousands, gay and straight, to Lake Worth
• GOP could struggle in redistricting to save Palm Beach County precincts for Allen West, Tom Rooney
• Rain coming to South Florida but not enough to ease drought
• South Florida water district chief's boyfriend hired for 6-figure job
• Lois Frankel's legacy: Big city feats, big city fights in West Palm Beach
• Palm Beach County principals, teachers find peace after Art Johnson turmoil
• Driver hurt when golf cart tips in Wellington
• Toddler pulled from pool in Sunrise
• Cerabino: Will Scott's order for drug testing cause pee party revolt?
• With families, Palm Beach County's largest Habitat neighborhood is complete
• Boca Raton backs off concession plan, but will barricade medians for Mizner Park concerts
• Noxious school-bus prank ends with shooting threat, panicked students
• Boca Raton man, 20, dies in car accident
• Delray Beach man is latest 'Secret Millionaire'
• ‘Normal’ still days away at Miami airport after fuel-tank fire
• Quail Run condo owners remain locked out of pool, clubhouse
• No open fires permitted at annual Pow Wow because of dry conditions
• School District Saves Money and Makes Money By Recycling Schools Among Top Recyclers
• Spring Is In The Air At U.B. Kinsey/Palmview Elementary School of the Arts
• Brush fire risk soars in bone-dry South Florida
• Former Lake Worth mayor Tom Ramiccio says he's ready to run again
• Area Deaths
• Two more Medflies found in Pompano Beach, eradication plan intensifies
• Mary McCarty returns to Palm Beach County from prison
• Palm Beach County school board hesitates to fill vacant positions
• Tides, tempers rise after 'supermoon'
• Lantana couple charged with insurance fraud in alleged luxury car rental business
• Jupiter council chooses vice mayor from north district
• Busch Wildlife brood booked for Today Show, David Letterman
• Fire-Rescue extinguishes blaze in Loxahatchee lot
• Better economy in Florida has more couples feeling freer - to divorce
• Raymond Neubert: painter, photographer, poet
• 'Mommy held me out the window,' 3-year-old boy tells Daytona Beach Shores cops
• Florida's largest private child welfare agency under fire after girl's death
• Boynton Beach robber bludgeons store clerk with stolen wine bottle
• Three men accused of raping woman on Miami Beach
• Cancellations persist after Miami airport fueling-station fire
• Palm Beach County jobless dips to 11.1 percent
• Massive fire at Miami International Airport’s fuel farm comes as big tourist weekend looms
• Emotions high as families of men killed by Miami police address officials
• Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce Of Palm Beach Member News and Announcements - March 23, 2011
• Palm Beach County Robots Rule At State Competition
• Delray Beach doctor charged with trafficking prescription painkiller pills jailed on $950,000 bond
• Jury acquits BSO jail deputy in inmate assault case
• Golf lessons cheer young patients at St. Mary's Medical Center
• West Palm to fill vacant commission seat
• Iraqi president's son tells Palm Beach County group U.S. must continue to support Iraq
• Area Deaths
• Cerabino: Corporate tags just another license to shill
• Coast Guard rescuers save one of their own off Palm Beach
• Take 'hall pass' visit to South Beach resort
• Adult film company sues South Floridians, alleging movies were illegally downloaded
• Lantana man gets life in prison for impregnating girl, 9
• Adrien Arpel comes to the Kravis Center
• Palm Beach Gardens girl who lost part of leg in boat accident leaves hospital
• Boynton Beach's former CRA chief says mayor pushed for her ouster in retaliation for her rejection
• Lake County cops: Convicted drug dealer repeatedly insists: 'I'm a hustler - it's what I do'
• Legoland Florida builds toward colorful October debut
• Windermere residents embarrassed by scuffle that sent mayor to Central Florida hospital
• Feds may act if Florida stalls on health-reform law
• Legal battle begins over radio personality Neil Rogers' estate
• Girl's leg severed when she's hit by tow truck in Hollywood
• NASA still ordered to waste $1.4 million a day
• Miami City Commission to hear from families of men shot by police
• Palm Beach County School District News: Get In The Loop - March 23, 2011
• Central Area Parents Invited to Learn Diversity of Topics
• Palm Beach Lakes High Student-Athlete Shines In Class And On Court
• Miami-Dade grand jury indicts Barahonas
• Cerabino: Code hearing on 'synagogue' a 5-star show
• 'Curb Appeal by the Block' aims to beautify Delray neighborhood
• Area Deaths
• Lawsuit claims counselor forced South Florida woman to have sex to keep son
• Ordinary people will do extraordinary things to become everyday heroes
• Watering restrictions prompt Delray Beach to impose water surcharge
• More time needed to define Palm Beach County inspector general's purview over cities
• Swimming OK at Riviera Beach park after weeks of high bacteria counts
• Greenpeace schedules anti-nuke rally for Lake Worth on Monday
• Teachers union election result not certified, irregularities investigated
• Can a good marriage be based on luck? Absolutely
• Juno Beach names acting police chief
• High school students hit Roger Dean stadium with anti-smoking message
• Business groups in Florida, as in Utah and Arizona, move to ease immigration enforcement efforts
• Coffee with mayor set for Monday in Lake Worth
• Getting unemployment benefits? Florida will check up on your job hunt
• Parks superintendent first victim of Boynton budget cuts
• Fistfight at Coral Springs Middle School sends two to hospitals
• Artists Showcase of the Palm Beaches presents a new exhibition
• Judge: Water district can focus on Everglades land buy; needn't stick to prior reservoir plan
• Sports and Rec: Gardens Youth Athletic Association 2001 cheerleading program registration underway
• Fidel Castro: I'm not in charge
• Sports and Rec: Three Boca Dive Teammembers qualify for national event in Knoxville, Tenn.
• Interpretive markers unveiled at Boynton Beach park
• Casey Anthony's lawyers to argue over chloroform Wednesday in Central Florida court
• Meals on Wheels now serving West Palm Beach
• At 95, volunteer of 4,000 hours an asset to Jupiter Medical Center
• You Go Girl! in Gardens to raise cash for cancer research
• Sports and Rec: On Saturday, Port St. Lucie will begin registration for its Summer Junior Basketball
• Triathlete says healthy lifestyle helps in struggle with depression
• South Fork High athlete 'nonstop' with cross-country, soccer, track
• Indiantown riverfront park a hot spot for bike rally
• Social Security: What every woman needs to know
• Gov. Scott orders random drug testing for state employees
• Palm Beach Gardens council members sworn in
• Gardens Games, for athletes 50 and older, to begin Friday
• Libya releases three captured American journalists, including one from Miami
• One dead in Alligator Alley accident in western Broward
• Youth Empowerment Symposium To Facilitate Student Input for Closing Graduation Rate Gaps
• Superintendent Announces Palm Beach County School-Related Employee Of The Year
• Tea Party Condemns Military Operations In Libya Without Approval of the US Congress
• 700 Student Artists To Show At Spring K-12 Student Art Exhibition
• Superintendent Makes Surprise Visit To – Kristen Rulison - Palm Beach Teacher Of The Year
• Insurers tussle for muscle in clash over bill
• Keith James beats Diane Cantone in West Palm Beach commission race
• Riviera Beach runoff election: Masters returns as mayor; Lowe returns to District 5
• Giuliani tells Palm Beach Republican Club presidential bid possible
• Cerabino: Dolphins' Ross should be penalized for piling on
• Palm Beach County detectives still searching for killer in 4-year-old case
• Area Deaths
• GOP bills would weaken Florida's public-employee unions; critics call it 'political payback'
• Widow files suit against Pratt Whitney
• School district COO Moore retiring in June
• Juno Beach getting ready to install five more red-light cameras
• Teacher contract negotiations stalled, could be combined into two-year effort
• Bill requiring ultrasound before all abortions advances in Florida House
• Lake Worth man charged with attacking ex-wife, stepson
• Water managers impose more stringent irrigation restrictions in South Florida
• Summit Christian School to be sold at auction June 27
• County kills Singer Island breakwater project, siding with environmentalists
• Teacher, bus driver lauded as school district employees of the year
• West Palm Beat: Need a ride to the West Palm Beach polls? Just pick up your phone
• Outlook dim on views from Orlando's proposed giant 425-foot observation wheel
• Sex sting: Universal Studios security guard among 22 arrested who thought they were meeting 14-year-olds
• Report: Florida prepaid tuition program is healthy; Sen. Lynn 'doesn't know what she's talking about'
• Boca Raton decides to trim sea grapes for better beach views against wishes of turtle advocates
• Police Women of Broward County reality TV show paid money to suspects; sheriiff confronts producers
• DNA on hat used in Boca Raton restaurant robbery lead police to suspect; he was already in jail
• 'Flare ups' out after crews returned to scene of 50-acre brushfire near Loxahatchee
• Elections superviser: Runoff elections off to smooth start in West Palm and Riviera Beach
• Voting off to 'smooth', slow start in today's runoff in West Palm and Riviera Beach
• Vickers House Partners with Job Corps
• Free Job Training: 'How To Work In A Wealthy Home' At Vickers House Sout
• Free Job Training: How To Work In A Fancy Restaurant
• Tree-sitting protestors charged with trespassing
• Tree-sitting protesters charged with trespassing
• Lake Worth city manager says city lacks money to pay for current level of service
• South Florida boaters to face six new go-slow zones near Intracoastal bridges
• Gun law pre-emption fine bills advance
• Angel Food Ministries' new home, and a new venture in an old Bake Shoppe
• Frankel praises fellow commissioners during last meeting as West Palm Beach mayor
• Crews battling brush fire in Loxahatchee
• Cerabino: State inmates' fake tax returns keep IRS busy
• Area Deaths
• Late end-of-course algebra test results could cause late report cards
• Community center work to be discussed in Riviera Beach
• Boynton Beach City Library: Palm Beach Watercolor Society exhibition
• Rabid raccoon found in Palm Beach Country Estates
• Woman who abducted her biological daughter ordered held on $100,000 bond
• Open-air dinosaur museum proposed for state park in Florida Keys
• Companies filing more lawsuits over credit card debt in South Florida
• Florida government joins mobile app revolution
• South Florida journalist among missing in Libya
• Four undocumented migrants from Haiti arrested in Ocean Ridge; police looking for 6-16 more people
• After losing sight, Lake Worth sculptor creates using other senses
• Torah rescued from Iraq honors local man’s granddad
• Woman drives off in Riviera Beach police cruiser after being handcuffed in back seat
• Area Deaths
• Despite backing other candidates, business, union leaders welcome Muoio as new mayor of West Palm
• Man charged with murder after Fort Pierce police find body in car
• Stuart man killed in crash early Sunday
• Wyclef Jean says bullet grazed his hand in Haiti
• Adam Hasner may try to follow Marco Rubio's path to U.S. Senate
• Deputies trying to ID man killed in Dania Beach crash
• Body pulled from St. Lucie Canal
• Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin visits Israel
• Coast Guard investigating substance in Gulf
• Florida Lotto jackpot rises to $5 million
• Sheriff's office ID's two victims in deadly shooting near West Palm Beach
• Loxahatchee man killed while driving wrong way in Royal Palm Beach
• Palm Beach Central And Wellington High School Shave It All Off!
• Uncertainty fuels debate over teacher merit pay
• SPLIT THE SUPREME COURT?
• Split the Florida Supreme Court? Republican lawmakers say it would speed up justice
• Fort Lauderdale woman's clothes catch fire while cooking
• Plane makes forced landing at North Perry Airport after engine failure
• Hallandale teacher faces child abuse charge
• With 'supermoon' overhead, Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods wonders if flooding will follow
• On eve of West Palm Beach runoff, candidates obscure
• Moment of silence at Morikami to honor, mourn Japan's dead
• Entrepreneur, part-time Palm Beacher Robert Ross dies at age 92
• Man arrested a dozen times is now prominent Florida lawyer
• Coming Sunday in The Palm Beach Post: Summer Camps Guide
• Groundwater readings in Florida show Japan earthquake
• Efforts made to clean up Boca beaches after tar washes ashore
• Jupiter teacher stranded at base in Japan
• Palm Beach Opera Finishes Season with Puccini’s Tosca
• Kids' deaths raise doubts about DCF privatizing system
• Parker Avenue wastewater pump station in West Palm Beach repaired
• Area Deaths
• Palm Tran breaks ridership records
• Comments on PBIA runway study due Monday
• West Palm sailors hauling aid to Haiti
• Lake Worth budget cuts could lead to 70 layoffs; parks, library workers targeted
• 'Supermoon' will brighten night skies Saturday; tides, erosion may increase
• Inspiration for 'The Blind Side' asks: Do you know a person who needs a chance?
• Boater rescued after 42-foot vessel capsizes
• Morikami Museum celebrates Hatsume with the support of the American Red Cross
• Palm Beach County schools' food service managers unionize, get set to negotiate contract
• Universal Studios manager, former church volunteer accused of molesting boys
• Volusia County school psychologist accused of DUI with son in car
• Algebra test results will be late, state tells schools
• Casey Anthony defense files thousands of pages of witness interviews
• 13 arrested in massive public corruption case
• Spring Breaker struck by train in downtown Lauderdale remains hospitalized
• Man charged in DUI manslaughter of Miami Heat dancer free on bond
• Man involved in fatal crash with Miami Heat dancer arrested
• PBSO: Two cars pulled from lake in suburban Boynton Beach, both unoccupied
• Tea Party Thanks 54 GOP Congressmen For Voting Against Stopgap Spending Bill - GOP Fails To Cut $100 Billion
• Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce Of Palm Beach Member News and Announcements - March 17, 2011
• Surveillance video captures thieves targeting South Florida pharmacies for pain pills, cash
• Runoff in Riviera Beach: After two terms, mayor and councilman face challengers
• Senate budget writers considering cuts to Bright Futures, Florida Prepaid education program
• Area Deaths
• Literacy group to build state-of-the-art center
• Freeze put a chill on annual sugar cane production at Florida Crystals
• Key West resort offers a romantic getaway
• JCC gets $5 million grant for north county community center
• Firefighters battle blaze in Royal Palm Beach; family safe, 1 cat missing
• Deputy's toe severed in airboat collision
• New markers bring history to life in Key West
• Camel euthanized at Zoo Miami
• 'Extreme supermoon' coming Saturday, could raise tides
• Court expects to seat 20 Casey Anthony jurors for nearly $361,104
• 'Severely bitten' woman taken to the hospital after dog attack in suburban Lake Worth
• Orange County deputy dies from illness he caught trying to save infant, Sheriff's Office says
• Radiation suits from South Florida going to nuclear workers in Japan
• Man killed by Broward Sheriff's Office deputies identified as robbery crew member
• Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce Of Palm Beach Member News and Announcements - March 16, 2011
• 'It's a sad day,' says Josie Lou Ratley's mom, one year after Deerfield Middle attack
• Officer involved crash in suburban Delray Beach
• Delray Beach revives plans to bring free Wi-Fi to downtown area