THE TOWN-CRIER

May 23 – May 29, 2003

LEAD NEWS

• Consultants: Village Can Save Big Bucks Refinancing Bonds

• RPB Annexation Request Would Add Gas Station Along SR 80

• Park Discussion Dropped From ITID Agenda

NEWS

• Wellington Substation Welcomes Capt. Simon Barnes To The Helm

• PBSO Cracking Down On Seatbelt Scofflaws

• LGLA Hears Plans For Church On Okeechobee

• ITID Board: Budget Provides Cost-Effective Services To Residents

• Vehicle Thefts In Royal Palm; Construction Thefts In Wellington

• Consultant: Bill Might Help Out Wellington

• New Councilwoman Learning The Ropes

• Fire Season Underway: Start Now To Prepare Your Property

• Temporary Light Now Installed Near Entry To New Shopping Center

• Quick Action, Handy Defibrillator Save Life Of Resident At Meeting

• Palm Beach County Cultural Council Seeks Artist Grant Proposals

• Third Sector Plan Workshop Set For May 31 At RPBHS

• Designer Gallery Opens At Wellington Green

• Boys & Girls Club Hosts Tile Painting Party For Nordstrom

• New Dental Office Now Open In Wycliffe Shopping Center

• Nordstrom Unveils Plans For Gala Opening Party

• ‘Watch A Rising Star’ June 5 At Café Protégé

• NEWS BRIEFS…

• Palms West Meeting Schedule

SCHOOLS

• Elizabeth Taylor Gets Ready To Say Goodbye To Cypress Trails

• New Principal Tours Panther Run

• An Interesting Career Day At Cypress Trails Elementary School

• Graduation Ceremony Honors Acreage Pines Fifth Graders

• WHS DCT Strikes Gold

FEATURES

• June 1 Fundraiser To Benefit Festival Ballet

• ‘Barefoot On The Beach’ Raises Money For Boys & Girls Clubs

• Learn The Warning Signs Of Stroke

• Susan Russell Honored At ‘Little Place’ Anniversary Party

• AROUND TOWN…

SPORTS

• Plans Underway For 2003 Red, White & Blue Fishing Tourney

• Last Chance To Register For 2003 Youth Football And Cheerleading Season

• Lady Gators Sweep Mother’s Day Tourney

• Greg Stone Joins Wellington Soccer Club Coaching Staff

• Palm Beach County Sports Institute Golf Event

• Last Chance To Register For Okeeheelee Soccer

OPINION

• OUR OPINION: Words To The Wise For Newly Minted High School Graduates

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR...