Recapping the Boca and Delray Elections as Coronavirus Crisis Continues
Mayor Shelly Petrolia won Delray Beach’s election.
Petrolia wasn’t on Tuesday’s ballot. But she had set out to...
The Coronavirus Effect: Panic Buying, Voting, and Potential First Case in Boca?
On Friday, the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce held a members’ breakfast. The chairs were at least six feet apart.
The Absentee Ballot Game, Neil de Jesus Walks, and More on the Coronavirus
Absentee ballots made the difference in Delray Beach’s mayoral election two years ago. That may happen again in this year’s election.
With Coronavirus Concerns Growing, How Will Boca and Delray Respond?
During Monday’s workshop meeting, Boca Raton City Council members praised the annual Festival of the Arts, which concluded Sunday at Mizner...
What Will Take Over the Sears Space at Town Center Mall?
Boca Raton has received a revised application for the former Sears store at Town Center Mall.
New York...
Delray Political Drama Continues as Election Approaches, Train Depot Fire, Haynie Trial, and More
Though Election Day in Delray Beach is two weeks from today, early voting starts Saturday. Here’s an update:
Boca Raton Bowl Renewal in the Works, City Makes an Offer on Trinity Property,...
A new six-year deal for the Boca Raton Bowl could be approved this month.
The original contract, of...
Will Boca Get Its Own Ice Rink? Plus, a Closer Look at the Delray...
Can ballet and ice hockey coexist under one roof in Boca Raton? An investor thinks so, and the project soon may...
Latson Case Spawns Bills, Singer’s State of the City, and More
Two bills in the Legislature would update and toughen requirements that public schools in Florida teach students about the Holocaust. The...
Delray Election Poised for Big Turnout and Boca Gets Marijuana Dispensaries
“This will be a campaign unlike any
other in Delray Beach.”
That’s from Rick Asnani, whose
consulting firm is working for...
