
Memory Center Walk Marks 20 Years in Boca Raton
Hundreds joined the Louis and Anne Green Memory & Wellness Center's signature fundraiser at Town Center mall to support families seeking dementia care.

Hundreds joined the Louis and Anne Green Memory & Wellness Center's signature fundraiser at Town Center mall to support families seeking dementia care.
Boca Raton news covers city government, Palm Beach County, schools, business and public safety in the birthplace of the IBM PC. Reporting reaches neighborhoods and surrounding counties.
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The company will publish its third quarter 2026 financial results and a video update on the morning of November 12, 2026.

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Do you plan your outdoor activities around local weather forecasts?
Residents can expect cooling winds by midweek followed by pleasant conditions for Halloween celebrations.

Tony Lessa, 41, was taken into custody after officers were called to a trespassing complaint at the restaurant.

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Should homeowners be charged when minors drink alcohol at their parties?
Jason Douglas Watt faces a misdemeanor charge after more than 300 juveniles attended an open house party at his Boca Raton home.

Kanaan Carlyle led Florida Atlantic with 20 points, nine rebounds and five steals in Monday night's victory.

This section follows Boca Raton city hall and the Palm Beach County commission, the School District of Palm Beach County and Florida Atlantic University Schools, and the technology, financial services and real estate employers that define the local economy. From Old Floresta and Camino Gardens to Palm Beach Farms, Boca Square and Royal Palm Polo, neighborhood coverage runs through the city and extends into Broward County and Miami-Dade County where a story crosses the line. Florida Atlantic University and the technology industry that has grown around Boca Raton give the city a research and innovation dimension that distinguishes it from most South Florida cities of similar size. Sea-level rise, coastal flooding and the long-term insurance costs for waterfront and low-lying properties are the environmental and financial subjects that recur most in local planning and government coverage.