Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of September.
Good morning, Boca Raton.
ADT, a Boca Raton-based home security company, donated $30,000 during FAU's Salute to Service night on Sept.
12 to support local police, firefighters, and county sheriff services. The donation — split into three $10,000 checks — highlights ADT’s longstanding commitment to first responders.
Boca Raton’s beloved Night Market will begin Oct.
1 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Sanborn Square — a monthly festival featuring food, art, music and free BocaConnect rides with further events planned for November and December.
On Monday, Sept. 28, Palm Beach County Community Services Department and Division of Senior and Veteran Services celebrated a local World War II veteran’s 100th birthday in Boca Raton + officials recognized his service and sacrifice during the event.
Tribune 360° premieres a new episode Wednesday featuring Olivia Hollaus, Executive Director of Boca Raton Historical Society, who discusses the city’s local history, museum exhibits, and centennial plans for Historic Town Hall + her conversation with Caris Weinberg connects education with preservation.
Marilynn A. Wick of The Wick Theatre & Costume Museum invites locals to help preserve the theatre’s 50-year legacy and support upcoming productions that inspire community and creativity.
Her call emphasizes that preserving history now will ensure a vibrant venue for live theatre and future artistic endeavors.
Rick Rosenfield, former federal prosecutor and co-founder of California Pizza Kitchen, was interviewed by Library Director Douglas Crane about his new book on Sept.
28 + he explained how pizza and passion built the famed restaurant chain. The interview took place in Boca Raton.
Boca Raton Public Library announced its first-ever film festival for Florida filmmakers 18+ to submit short films between 3 and 15 minutes from Sept.
15 to Dec. 1. The festival takes place Saturday, Feb. 6 and will feature a keynote by Professor JoAnne Adams.
Boca Raton residents can attend A Night of Poe at Boca Black Box from Thursday to Saturday, 6 to 8 p.m. + join a free conservation talk with photographer Carlton Ward Jr. at FAU on Oct.
5, which showcases wild Florida images.
Florida Atlantic University integrated AI tools with personalized career coaching to help students be Day One Career Ready.
The initiative, announced on Monday, supports its 2031FAU strategic plan and uses tools (Steppingblocks, Big Interview) to boost career readiness on campus.
Boca Raton is using free chlorine to disinfect water instead of chloramine from Sept 27 to Oct.
11 to maintain water quality. Residents with dialysis machines (or those with aquariums) should seek guidance since a slight chlorine taste and discoloration are expected.
State inspectors temporarily closed four Palm Beach County restaurants last week for pest violations; one Boca Raton grill on Yamato Road recorded 10 high-priority issues and reopened the following day after corrective measures were taken.
Giannis Antetokounmpo began Miami Heat training camp today in Boca Raton after sharing a viral moment about unexpected iguana sightings at his new home.
The team is also renovating its arena as part of a major roster revamp aimed at winning a championship.
Readers in Boca Raton can vote on Palm Beach County’s top high school girls' sports performance in The Palm Beach Post’s Athlete of the Week poll.
Voting runs until noon Friday and features nominees from volleyball + golf, following last week’s win by Park Vista’s Sophie Bozik.
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