THE TOWN-CRIER

April 23 – April 29, 2004

LEAD NEWS

• Parents, Faculty Seek To Polish P.B. Central’s Tarnished Image

• H.L. Johnson Marks 20 Years With Style

• Masilotti: Acreage’s Scripps Concerns Will Be Addressed

NEWS

• Royal Palm Council Struggles With Code Enforcement Changes

• Happy Over Latest Road Idea, LGLA Remains Wary Of RPB’s Future Plans

• RPB Council OKs Fresh Paint For Rec Center

• Wellington Renews Lease For Zoning, PBSO Offices At Old Wellington Mall

• ALA Speaker: Kids Today Need More Exercise, Less Junk Food

• Big Crowd For Kerry Visit To PBCC

• Career Day Has Middle-Schoolers Looking To The Future

• Daring Theft Attempt At Wal-Mart; Homes Burglaries In Wellington

• Woman Seeks Help Finding Homes For Feral Cats

• Young Actor Enjoys Local Premiere For New Movie

• Berry College’s Rep Speaks At Wellington DAR Meeting

• Separate Auto Accidents Claim Lives Of Two Loxahatchee Men

SCHOOLS

• Parents Of ESE Students Gather For Question-Answer Session At RPBHS

• RPBHS Students Take Awards At Photo Contest; Dancers To Perform May 13

• Impressive Awards List For PBCHS Teachers And Students

• Binks Forest Elementary School Salutes Winners Of Math/Science Fair

• Wellington Artist Establishes Youth Scholarship Fund

• Crestwood’s SECME Club News

FEATURES

• Van Dell Jewelers: A Mainstay In The Community For 30 Years

• RPBHS Teacher Enjoying His Double Life As A Musician

• WellingTAN Offers Safe Tanning In A Beautiful Atmosphere

• Palms West Chamber Celebrates Another Successful Year

• New Thomasville Store To Open In Wellington

• Olympians Jennifer Rodriguez And KC Boutiette To Share Nutritional Expertise

• AROUND TOWN…

SPORTS

• WHS Lacrosse Girls End Regular Season With Rout Of Boca

• WHS Softball Pitcher Throws Perfect Game Against P.B. Lakes

• Isla Carroll Tops White Birch To Capture U.S. Open Polo Championship

• Wolverines Top The Wildcats 4-3

OPINION

• OUR OPINION: Accountability And Testing Are Good, But The FCAT Still Has Flaws

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR…