From The Manager

Hello Boca Pointe Residents! As we strive to foster a safe and welcoming community, we’d like to remind everyone of some of the basic Boca Pointe Community rules that help us maintain a harmonious environment for all.       • All pets must be kept on a leash when outside your residence.       • Please ensure […]

Director Of Security

A Note of Appreciation to Our Boca Pointe Community As we begin a new year here in Boca Pointe, I want to extend my sincere appreciation to all our residents for the partnership and support you’ve shown toward our security operations. The strength of any community lies not only in its systems and protocols, but […]

The Power Of One…YOU

It is an amazing thing that happens when we take a step back INSIDE and just try to objectively observe the life we live. The time and energy we spend on thoughts and actions that are habitual, sometimes random or based on a particular emotion or feeling can be mind-blowing when objectively evaluated for their […]

A Guarantee

If you purchased a machine and you were told it would last sixty, seventy, eighty or even ninety years, you’d be skeptical or you might not believe it at all. Well miracles do happen, because from a tiny seed came a body, granted with some imperfections, but all in all a good working mechanism that […]

Welcome To The Fantastic World Of FENG SHUI!!!

February is the month of love and friendship, which leads us to review many emotions and take stock of them. Reviewing them can bring peace and harmony to our lives and to our relationships with other human beings, with whom we share family spaces, friendships, coworkers, neighbors, and acquaintances.       This result can be positive […]

Sports Injuries – Steps To Help You Stay In The Game

John Coan had been a fairly good basketball player 55 years ago. He said that he practically lived in the city parks playing basketball in various pick-up games. Mary Roberts had played a little tennis but that was more years ago than she cared to remember. Both shared a common problem faced by many veteran […]

Writing About A Tsunami Of Concerns

You’re a reader. ‘ever wonder what it’s like to be a writer? It’s harder than reading. And depending on what kind of writing, it’s getting even harder. Here’s why.       I’ve been writing professionally for about 55 years. I’ve had over 900 opinion pieces published and five books. I’m a frequent contributor on Substack and […]

The Love Month!

We are always in some sort of transition; it is part of our humanity. We will always be learning, un-learning, reacting, or responding to some person or event. The question is, are we effective in how we communicate our feelings?       If allowed to tell our story, which one would we choose, and which one […]

A Fire Truck And Me

I was in Publix when I passed three Palm Beach firefighters who were also shopping. Whenever I encounter a First Responder, I express my gratitude for all they do for all of us. Those I thank typically respond graciously before we all move on.       This time the men I thanked stopped. The senior of […]

Tax Talk

Dear Friends:       You have probably heard news about Florida legislature proposing changes or elimination of property taxes. I have had a lot of questions from residents asking what will happen if this change is implemented. The short answer is, I do not know at this time and won’t know more until after the Florida […]