Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 22nd of October.
Good morning, Boynton Beach.
Publix invites families to trick-or-treat inside its stores on Halloween on Oct.
31 (from 4 to 7 p.m.) at participating locations; children age 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Rising living costs, higher fees, and increased condo assessments are pressuring older residents in Palm Beach County to seek help, with soup kitchens in Boynton Beach noting record lines as food and housing expenses surge.
Community groups warn that growing costs could force more residents to seek assistance.
Trader Joe's is coming soon to Boynton Beach with a new store at 334 N.
Congress Ave + Unit B. Local shoppers will have another option once the official opening date is announced.
Researchers at University of Florida and South Florida Water Management District developed a Weighted Removal Index (WRI) that helps python hunters target mature females to slow population growth, supporting removal programs across South Florida including contractors with FWC’s PATRIC and SFWMD’s Python Elimination Program.
Florida Breast Cancer Foundation and Ed Morse Automotive have launched the Drive for Hope campaign to support breast cancer awareness and advocacy during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Executive director Karen Patti & CEO Teddy Morse said further event details will be announced soon.
Florida Department of Health officials have issued a no-swim advisory at nine Palm Beach County beaches after water samples taken on Oct.
19 showed high levels of enterococcus bacteria in areas from Boca Raton to Jupiter. The advisory remains until levels fall to a safe range.
Lennar, a national homebuilder, bought Boynton Beach Mall, which will close in January while a church and movie theater remain on site.
Christ Fellowship Church will work with Lennar to guide the property's next steps.
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