Boca Raton Nearly Back to Normal After Irma, Debris Remains a...
Cleaning up and restoring power
As of Monday morning, according to Mayor Susan Haynie, only 140 homes in Boca Raton still lacked electricity. Traffic signals...
Petrolia Announces For Mayor, Budgets in Boca and Delray and More
Petrolia's announcement
Delray Beach City Commissioner Shelly Petrolia will run for mayor next March.
Petrolia announced her decision this week on the TakeBackDelrayBeach Faceboook page. Petrolia...
The Facts About Midtown and Tri-Rail, Remembering Carol Hanson
Midtown in perspective
There are meetings today and Wednesday about a second Tri-Rail station for Boca Raton. Discussion of the station likely will lead to...
Customs Facility Delayed, No Marijuana in Boca?
Airport delays
The customs facility at Boca Raton Airport will open at least two months late.
The plan was that the gateway, which will save private...
Gear Up for Dine Out Downtown Delray Restaurant Week’s Prix-Fixe Specials
We love eating well and benefiting charities at the same time (who doesn’t?), and that’s where Dine Out Downtown Delray comes in. From Aug....
Who Will Run Delray, Road Rage in Boca and More
More Delray turnover
Turnover at the top levels of Delray Beach government continues.
Assistant City Manager Dale Sugerman has resigned. The former town manager of Highland...
Your Week Ahead: June 20 to 26
The Morikami toasts four decades of Japanese culture, a photography pioneer exhibits in West Palm Beach, and 40 bands blanket Dade County with noise at the...
Your Week Ahead: June 13 to 19
The Art & Culture Center marries postcards and protest, the Stonewall Festival honors LGBTQ resistance, and two funny women create a dynamic stage comedy....
5 to See in Old School Square’s 2017/2018 Season
From primatologists to political humorists, folk rockers to glass artists, tribute acts to magic shows, Old School Square’s 2017-2018 season is arguably more eclectic...
Oxbridge Sophomore Joseph Rubsamen is Delray’s Sole Man
This story comes for our May/June 2017 issue of Delray. For more stories like this, subscribe to the magazine.
Written by RICH POLLACK. Photo by AARON BRISTOL.
For Joseph Rubsamen, a...
