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THE TOWN-CRIER May 7 – May 13, 2004
• Latest Plan For RPB’s Tradition Golf Course Would Build 80 Homes • Arnie Sachs Resigns As President Of Horse Industry Council • Post Office Presentation Meets With High Praise
• Oppel Speaks Out About ITID Issues, And His Interest In Running For The Port Commission • Wellington Education Panel Votes To Keep Village’s Per-Student Donation • PBSO Investigating Roadside Robberies In Loxahatchee Area • Stalking Case Brings RPB Police To LaMancha Neighborhood • A New Organization Formed To Discuss The Future Of The Acreage • Royal Palm Covenant Church To Launch Summer Program • NEWS BRIEFS…
• Palm Beach Atlantic University Promotes Faculty Members • Journalism Awards For WHS • Golden Grove Project Teaches Students Importance Of Nature • Western Pines Honors Students Of The Month • WHS Students Attend Convention • Blood Bank Honors RPBHS • WES Students Learn About Peru • SCHOOL SHORTS…
• Goodwill Store Offers Shoppers Great Bargains For A Good Cause • Milestones Academy Gives Kids A Language Leg Up • Wellington High Singers Bring Back Great Memories From China • Local Dentist Mastering The Art Of Smile Makeovers • Phelps Media Group Casting Equestrian For Reality TV Show ‘Switched!’ • New Dental Office Opens In RPB • Rotary Club Offers Scholarships To Study Abroad • Advanced Academic Summer Camp • AROUND TOWN…
• Wellington Boys Defeat Spanish River On The Volleyball Court • WHS Lacrosse Girls Headed To The State Championships • John Murnan Joins Wellington Soccer Club • Wolverines Defeat Rival Wildcats, But End Season With Loss To Vero • Three Local Runners Advance To State Track & Field Meet • SPORTS SHORTS…
• OUR OPINION: On Mother’s Day, Take The Time To Say ‘Thank You’ • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR… |
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