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Readers: Does Palm Beach County have ghost towns? Sure. Mostly they re municipalities that were swallowed by other cities. Let s revisit such places, as described in previous columns:
University Park: It incorporated June 18, 1959 just north of Boca Raton’s Town Center mall. The Arvida development firm had created the company town from scratch. It had fewer than 50 families, along with one service station, a commission, and a lone police officer. The legislation that created the town decreed that, by 1971, Arvida had to turn it over to residents for self-government. Residents voted to join Boca Raton.
Golfview started as a golf course and was chartered as a town June 11, 1937. It covered about 80 acres and boasted 63 homes and a population of about 150. The original West Palm Beach Country Club golf course was bulldozed after World War II for the Morrison Field military base, now part of Palm Beach International Airport. The county bought the town for $15.9 million. Its 20-foot
Palm Beach County entering last chapter of COVID-19 pandemic, mayor says
Mayor Dave Kerner calls COVID-19 vaccine light at the end of the tunnel
Palm Beach County Mayor Dave Kerner delivers State of the County address
and last updated 2021-03-03 15:13:53-05
PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. â Saying we are approaching the last chapter of the COVID-19 pandemic, Palm Beach County Mayor Dave Kerner on Wednesday highlighted the latest ongoing efforts to vaccinate as many residents as possible against the deadly virus.
During a virtual State of the County address, Kerner admitted to a frustrating and slow rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine at the end of last year, but said operations are picking up.
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Marcio Bezerra
Special to the Daily News
Palm Beach Opera’s inaugural open-air festival at the South Florida Fairgrounds came to its conclusion Saturday with a visceral performance of Ruggero Leoncavallo s ever-popular Pagliacci.
Premiered in 1892, the short opera, usually coupled with Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana, benefited by being performed alone, thanks especially to the masterful stage direction by James Robinson.
Indeed, despite the bare-bones sets and the required social distancing among singers, their convincing acting kept the audience on their seats edges throughout the evening.
Besides good acting, lyricism was at the forefront of Saturday’s performance, which featured exquisite singing by the distinguished cast.