The Village of Wellington held its annual Fourth of July holiday celebration on Friday, July 4 at Village Park. The day was filled with activities for both adults and children, including a petting zoo, an obstacle course, face painting,...
The Rotary Club of Wellington held its annual awards banquet and installation of officers on Saturday, June 28 at the Wanderers Club. Celebrating the club’s 45th anniversary, the evening included a year in review, as well as a wide...
One of Wellington’s largest remaining developments wants to tweak a few architectural details as construction continues this summer — in one case expressly to slow the roll of skateboarders.
Yes, skateboarders. A proposed bike rack at Lotis Wellington appeared with...
While the basic property tax rates will not change in the Village of Wellington, that won’t totally spare residents from opening their wallets a bit wider when the new fiscal year begins Oct. 1 because home values increased and...
Wellington Councilman John McGovern announced this week that he will seek the Palm Beach County School Board District 6 seat being vacated in 2026 by longtime School Board Member Marcia Andrews.
Andrews told the Town-Crier exclusively in April that she...
The Wellington Tennis Center is growing. On Saturday, June 14, an official groundbreaking ceremony was held at the premises, located off Lyons Road in Wellington.
The groundbreaking officially announced the start of construction of seven brand-new padel courts and six...
Wellington will spend the summer preparing its first school zone speed cameras to go live with $100 fines on Thursday, Sept. 11 — and don’t get confused that the potential financial whammy applies only when yellow lights are flashing...
Wellington pioneer Al Paglia died Tuesday, June 17 at the age of 83, after a life that helped build Wellington from a fledgling development to a thriving community.
Paglia moved from Connecticut to Wellington during its formative years, building one...
Wellington’s Public Safety Committee has picked the village’s top cop and top firefighter honorees for 2025, recognizing a mall-patrolling crimefighter steeped in community work, as well as a homegrown battler of blazes who also serves as a special weapons...
Ten-year-old twin brothers Aiden and Owen Finocchietti of Wellington are currently enjoying the experience of a lifetime with their 67-year-old grandfather, Barry Mabe. The three of them are in the early weeks of a 12-month journey visiting and playing...
On Thursday, June 5, the Greater Wellington Chamber of Commerce hosted Flavors 2025, now in its 22nd year. Several hundred attendees had a chance to sample some of the tasty and diverse food from a wide array of restaurants...
Wellington residents can brace for a bump in fees when they put out the trash and recycling in fiscal year 2026, though not quite as much as other recent increases.
The numbers translate to $320 for curbside pickup for most...
