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A Message from Marci       We have made some progress on the Countywide Transportation Master Plan since first bringing our cities together last September for a roundtable discussion on this important initiative. At that time, there was clear agreement that collaboration among municipalities would be key to addressing our transportation challenges.       A year later, […]

You might sometimes get blue, not often, but every time you look in the mirror and some strange face, one you don’t recognize, stares back at you. You want to shout. “Who are you? I don’t know you and I really don’t want to know you.” A stranger is peering at you. A person with […]

We all experience a time when we try to run away from our emotional hurts, anger, hatred, and sadness, only to find ourselves back to the same feelings, thoughts, and behaviors. Remember, your unresolved emotions, patterns, habits, and behaviors, like your shadow, will not be far behind you, no matter how far you run or […]

Tuesday, November 11, 2025 | Mizner Park Amphitheater Free & Open to the Public   By Hillary Reynolds       As the City of Boca Raton proudly celebrates its 100th milestone year, the community will once again come together to honor America’s heroes at Red, White & Boca: A Veterans Day Celebration. This annual tradition takes […]

Boca Raton probably is not the first thing to come to mind when you think of thrift shops. However, Susanne Morris, a resident of Boca Pointe and her daughter Sandra find that visiting some of these shops can be a pleasing and rewarding experience. Their favorite shop is the renovated Debbie-Rand Memorial Thrift Shoppe. For […]

From Andrew Dice Clay To Rita Rudner, Boca Black Box Brings Star Power To South Florida’s Most Intimate Stage   Boca Black Box Center for the Arts is raising the curtain on its 11th year with its most exciting season yet, unveiling a 2025–2026 season packed with more than 300 performances, from marquee comedians to […]

October 13, 2025 – November 21, 2025, Spanish River Library         The Boca Raton Public Library presents a new art exhibit consisting of both acrylic paintings and sculptural works, “Fantasy Land: Let Imagination Soar,” by Paula Franklin. A self-taught artist, Ms. Franklin has been painting for over fifty years. She has also studied with […]

There are many ways to save our planet; our ecosystem(s). One simple way is to save one bee at a time. Bee populations are in sharp decline—threatened by overdevelopment, land clearing, and intense storms that have disrupted their natural cycles, reducing pollination, and general ecosystemic balance. The increased use of pesticides has only worsened the […]

Today we will deal with the topic of energy in our lives. To do this, we will start with the best place to learn and apply about revitalizing energy and nothing more and nothing less than our most familiar space, our territory THE HOME.       The energy levels that our home possesses will influence a […]

      We’re just back from Maine. I drove several hundred miles without seeing a single sign for an amusement park with a roller coaster. The reason, me thinks, is that the roads in Maine obviate the need for roller coasters. Here’s the deal.       As most of you know, depending on which way you are […]