THE TOWN-CRIER

November 21 – November 27, 2003

LEAD NEWS

• South Shore Blvd. Parcel Rezoned For Seniors Community

• Council Rejects Raise, But OKs Added Expense Money

• Orlando In, Karch Out As President Of ITID

NEWS

• Controversial Little Ranches Rezoning Allows Three Extra Homes

• New PBSO Officials Introduced To Wellington Council

• ITID Developing New Five-Year Plan; How Does Scripps Fit In?

• Mangrum, Dockerill Enshrined On Plaque

• ALA Anxious To Get Joint ITID-ALA Scripps Meeting Set Up

• Several People Injured In A Three-Car Accident On State Road 7

• Officer Injured In Traffic Accident

• Developer Willing To Pay Big For Village Land

• Committee Reviewing Equestrian Trail System Master Plan

• Meeting Presents Different Plans For Moving Around Wellington’s Water

• Month-Long Holiday Festival At St. Therese Catholic Church

• Last Chance To Enter Holiday Parade

• Buca di Beppo Hosts Benefit

• Local Programs Helping To Ease Nursing Crunch

• Northwood Gives Wellington Man ‘Entrepreneur Of The Year’ Award

• Children’s Fair Planned For Saturday, Nov. 29 At Horse Show

• NEWS BRIEFS…

• Palms West Meeting Schedule

SCHOOLS

• Golden Grove Elementary News

• Programs For Families At New Horizons School

• Overnight Campouts Over At Pine Jog

FEATURES

• Dazzling Horsemanship Of Gerardo Diaz Among Exhibits At National Horse Show

• Whimsicals Of Wellington Is A Basket Full Of Fun

• Mall At Wellington Green Kicks Off Holiday Season

• RPB GreenMarket A Tremendous Success

• Cancer Society Kicks Off Annual ‘Relay For Life’

• PalmTran Hosts First Senior Safety Expo

• Junior Achievement Bowlers Score Big Win For Children

• Fairgrounds To Light Up This Holiday Season

• AROUND TOWN…

SPORTS

• Palm Beach Central Soccer Girls Off To A Strong Start

• Royal Palm Beach Volleyball Star Alyse Santisi Signs With FIU

• RPBHS Boys Head To Miami For State Bowling Tournament

• WCFL Football Teams Getting Ready For Super Bowl Games

• Local Gymnasts Compete In Stuart

• Fishing Tourney Dec. 20

OPINION

• OUR OPINION: Sitting Down For Thanksgiving Dinner, Don’t Forget The Day’s Purpose

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR...