THE TOWN-CRIER

September 5 – September 11, 2003

LEAD NEWS

• Enrollment Numbers A Mixed Bag For Area Schools

• Wellington Council To Name Top Cop, Top Firefighter/Paramedic

• Should Wellington Favor Residents In Recreation Programs?

NEWS

• Beware New Traffic Circle In RPB

• Amid PBSO Crackdown, Golf Cart Users Say Signs Are Confusing

• Equestrian Incident Brings PBSO To Wellington’s Little Ranches

• County Extends Loxahatchee Groves Park Prescribed Burn Advisory

• Chic Boutique Brings High Style To Wellington

• Nicole’s Wine Tasting Party The First Of Many Future Events

• Wellington Officials: Start Using New Garbage Containers On Oct. 1

• Wellington Chamber Of Commerce Introduces New Ambassadors

• Attention Bikers: Motorcycle Show Planned At Palms WestFest

• Sharon R. Bock Is Named Chief Deputy Clerk

• Youth Invited To Compete In WestFest Contests

• Le Tip Of Wellington Has Businesses Helping Businesses

• Condo/Townhome Buyers Should Invest In Home Inspections

• The Homebound Mitzvah Program Seeks Volunteers

• Nordstrom Will Hire 200 For New Wellington Store

• NEWS BRIEFS…

• Palms West Meeting Schedule

SCHOOLS

• Frontier Elementary Gets New Principal

• Boundary Meeting For New Middle School

• Committee Formed To Steer School Construction Referendum

• School District Seeking Surrogate Parents

• Fulford Inducted Into RPB Rotary

FEATURES

• Remembering Sept. 11, 2001

• Diocese Of Palm Beach Welcomes Bishop Gerald Barbarito

• Recalling The Forgotten Hurricane Of 1928

• On The New Frontier In Cancer Radiation Treatment

• Dr. Krishna Tripuraneni Takes Gastroenterology To New Heights

• Bone Density Tests At RPB Curves

• Laurie Angel’s New Holistic Healing Office Open In Wellington

• Vitamins And Exercise May Slow Harmful Effects Of Aging

• Komen Race For The Cure Leadership Team

• Complementary Health Care: A Growing Trend

• Legs For Life Screening At Independent Imaging

• Helping Children In Need Is Her Passion

SPORTS

• RPB Wildcats Open Season With Win At Boynton Beach

• Wellington Christian: Small School, But Big On Athletics

• Like To Pound The Pavement? The Runners Club Wants You!

• P.B. Central Girls Finish Third In First Cross Country Meet

• Host Lady Wildcats Victorious At First Serve Tournament

• Wellington Teen Qualifies For Judo’s U.S. Open

OPINION

• OUR OPINION: Two Years Later: Lessons Learned, But Day Not Forgotten

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR...