Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 28th of October.
Good morning, Boca Raton.
DJs at the Polls will bring local DJs to play neighborhood favorites outside five Delray Beach polling places on Election Day, including Orchard View Elementary School and Delray Beach Swim and Tennis, in a nonpartisan effort to make voting feel like a community celebration and boost turnout in historically underrepresented neighborhoods.
City and the Greater Boca Raton Beach & Park District met Monday for their first joint session in three years to hear more than 25 speakers urging golf at North Park; the district has no budgeted funds for golf and the mayor opposed city funding, so officials will study options.
Beyond Contact: The Channel Panel will host a three-day channeling and consciousness conference at the Palm Beach County Convention Center Nov.
13 to 15, with daily 10:00 a.m. opening ceremonies, on-stage channels Darryl Anka, Wendy Kennedy, and Jamye Price, small-group workshops, and livestreamed main-stage sessions (tickets required).
Vocalist Jessy Díaz will perform A Journey Through Cuban Music on Nov.
20 from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at Arts Garage, featuring Afro‑Cuban rhythms and top Cuban musicians including pianist Efraín Chibás and bassist Alfonso Álvarez, with storytelling and live arrangements of son + salsa.
The Children’s Science Explorium is hosting the “Life on the Edge” traveling exhibition now through Jan.
3, 2027 at Sugar Sand Park (300 S. Military Trail), a free, hands-on exhibit for ages 5–12 that explores microbes, Mars missions, rover tests, and spectroscopy; the Explorium follows regular hours and closes major holidays.
Strong winds and Monday's full moon caused severe king tide flooding across coastal Palm Beach County on Tuesday, Oct.
27, with high surf eroding beaches and flooding streets, parks, and waterfront businesses in Boca Raton and neighboring towns.
A report on Oct. 27 warned Boca Raton parents that Halloween can bring hidden health and safety risks and advised checking candy labels, inspecting costumes for hazards, and supervising trick-or-treating.
Health officials offer five simple tips to keep Halloween safe on Oct.
31: supervise trick-or-treating, inspect candy, use reflective costumes and battery lights, bring allergy-safe non-food treats, and stay home if you’re sick.
A Town Place condo at 5664 Fox Hollow Dr., Unit C sold on Oct.
19 and was recorded in the city's official records (Book 36869, Page 195) during the week of Oct. 18 through Oct. 24.
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