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Mayor: Landowner Issues Have Stalled Med Arts Plan

Wellington Mayor Bob Margolis tackled concerns over the medical arts district and other issues during his “State of the Village” address Wednesday before members of the Wellington Chamber of Commerce. The monthly luncheon, held at the Wanderers Club, also featured...

Murphy Puts Focus On Business, Financial Background

Democrat Patrick Murphy is challenging U.S. Rep. Allen West (R-District 22) in the newly drawn 18th Congressional District on Nov. 6. The district encompasses Martin and St. Lucie counties on the Treasure Coast, as well as the northern third of...

Nonprofit Founder Patrols RPB To Help Veterans In Need

Dressed in his military fatigues, armed with a bad leg and more than 80 pounds of equipment, Sgt. Darrell Langworthy walks the perimeter of Royal Palm Beach and Southern boulevards at least five times a week, 5 miles to...

Peterson Puts Focus On Equestrian, Biz Background

Melanie Peterson hopes voters will see her dedication to the community and choose her to represent State Senate District 25 in Tallahassee. Peterson, an equestrian businesswoman, won the District 25 Republican nod by narrowly defeating attorney Geoff Sommers in an...

ITID Question 6: What Are Your Thoughts On Recreation?

From now until the election, the Town-Crier will ask questions each week to the four Indian Trail Improvement District Board of Supervisors Seat 2 and Seat 4 candidates. This week’s question: How would you characterize the Indian Trail Improvement...

County OKs Tax Incentives For Pratt & Whitney Project

The Palm Beach County Commission last week gave Pratt & Whitney’s Florida Engine Delivery Center a package of incentives designed to help bring new jobs to the area. The Oct. 16 vote provides local financial support in an ad valorem...

Martin, Jara Face Off For Seat On Little-Known Board

Palm Beach Soil and Water Conservation District Vice Chair Drew Martin (left) faces a challenge from Stephen Jara (right) as he seeks re-election Nov. 6. Florida’s soil and water conservation districts were established in 1937 to assist and advise individuals,...

Suspects Sought For Passing Counterfeit Bills At RPB Stores

OCT. 23 — Two businesses contacted the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office substation in Royal Palm Beach on Tuesday to report incidents of fraud. According to separate PBSO reports, both stores reported receiving counterfeit bills for purchases. According to...

Pafford Aims To Help Constituents, ‘Tell Truth To Power’

State Rep. Mark Pafford believes that his years of fighting for the powerless and protecting his constituents make him the best choice for voters on Nov. 6. Pafford, a Democrat who has represented District 88 since 2008, is running for...

Donnally Running On Pro-Business, Pro-Education Platform

Republican Tami Donnally is banking on her financial responsibility, experience as an educator and roots in the community as she looks to unseat State Rep. Mark Pafford next month. “I’ve spent my life serving people,” she said. “That is my...

Former Sen. Aronberg Brings Varied Experience

Former State Sen. Dave Aronberg hopes voters will recognize his varied experience and proven leadership skills, choosing him Nov. 6 to be Palm Beach County’s next state attorney. Aronberg, the Democratic nominee, faces Republican Dina Keever and independent candidate Robert...

Two Independent Candidates Take Aim At Rep. Deutch

After two years of representing South Florida in Washington, D.C., U.S. Rep. Ted Deutch, a Democrat, is seeking re-election in the newly drawn 21st Congressional District. Like the 19th Congressional District that Deutch currently represents, the new district trends Democratic....

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ITID Re-Opens Nicole Hornstein Equestrian Park

On Saturday, March 9, the Indian Trail Improvement District held a grand re-opening ceremony for the district’s Nicole Hornstein...