2004’s Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne may not have been Category 5 hurricanes when they hit this area, but they were threatening enough for the city of Palm Beach Gardens to start researching options for a Category 5-protected emergency operations and … Continue reading
Whether you’re looking for attention or not, you’re sure to get it if you sit behind the wheel of the world’s fastest street-legal production car. You’ll draw looks from people of all ages and attract an avalanche of cell phone … Continue reading
She has been called “nature’s spokesperson” and a “deep sea diva” – both well-deserved titles that Céline Cousteau has earned through both her land and sea adventures. “I’ve always had a hard time defining me,” said Cousteau, daughter of ocean … Continue reading
Whether you have a 20’ fishing boat or a 200’ mega yacht, you’ll find a home at Old Port Cove Marina in North Palm Beach. That’s because at a time when many businesses were closing their doors due to a … Continue reading
The “sound of music” will literally waft through the Maltz Jupiter Theatre from January 11 through January 30. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Andrew Kato and Managing Director Tricia Trimble, the production is the largest ever produced by the … Continue reading
You could say that Barbara Nicklaus’ and golf legend Jack Nicklaus’ passion for helping children began with the color blue. When their daughter, Nan, was just 11 months old, she began choking on and off for a couple of months. … Continue reading
With Halloween lurking around the corner, the words “ghost town” may evoke thoughts of departed spirits and haunted houses. But there’s a difference between ghosts and haunts in this case, as illustrated in a book researched and written by Steve … Continue reading
Many kids who grew up in the ‘60s spent their days playing with the popular action figure “G.I. Joe.” Some of those same kids — now as grown-ups — are still playing a military role, but today find themselves as … Continue reading
