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THE TOWN-CRIER August 6 – August 12, 2004
• Binks Forest Residents Angry Over Vandalism • Paul Schofield: Dustin’ Off The Resume • New Horizons To Start School Year With New Principal • New Middle School Ready To Open On 180th Ave. • Eassa: Welcome To Pierce Hammock
• Scripps Site: Mecca Still #1 • RPB, County Ink Deal To Jointly Provide Water Service North, West • Wellington Chamber Of Commerce Hires New Executive Director • State Road 7 Meeting: Plenty Of Discussion, Not Much To Do • Questions For The Indian Trail District Candidates: Week 2 • Budget Meeting: Council Supports Vets Park, New Village Hall • District 85 Voters Will Be Treated To A Vana-Edwards Rematch • In District 88, Rep. Susan Bucher Faces Primary Challenge • On The Road Again With Sen. Aronberg... Just In Case • Four Port Seats Up For Grabs In Primaries On Aug. 31 • Crash Leads To DUI Arrest On Lake Worth Road In Wellington • Scripps Institute Announces Scientific Programs For Florida Branch • NEWS BRIEFS…
• RPBHS Focus On Reading Improvement, Parental Involvement • Wellington Ed Board Supports School Construction Tax Hike • Open House At Panther Run Aug. 10
• Curves Of Wellington East Opens At The Chancellor Shoppes • Players Club Hosts Battle Of The Business Stars For Wellington Chamber • Western Tans Celebrates Big Grand Opening Island Style • Brighton Collectibles Helps Harmony House • Visiting Nurse Association Celebrates New Wellington Office • Hospital Names ‘Community Hero’ • WRMC Host Hospital For Komen Race • AROUND TOWN…
• Wellington Travel Baseball Team Takes World Series Title • Bassmasters Tourney • SPORTS SHORTS…
• OUR OPINION: Back To School Is A Great Time To Learn About ‘Escape School’ • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR… |
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