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Performances by a circus troupe and the Atlantic Community High School’s marching band will be just a couple of the festivities on the schedule. Local and state leaders will attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony. At 11 a.m., the doors will officially open to the public.  Architect Jose Gonzalez called the building "bright" and "happy", saying its design was "tropical modern." Across the floor, different colored arrows lead visitors through the market, while hanging signs and a wide variety of cuisines from vendors will have visitors slowing down to take it all in. (Think Lebanese to In...

Late Election Notes in Boca and Delray, BH3 Lawsuit Update and More Photo by Element5 Digital from Pexels Voters who never have cast ballots for elections in Boca Raton and Delray Beach may determine who wins those elections. Though local governments are closest to the people, city elections regularly attract far less turnout than national or state contests. Fifteen percent is high. A quirk could make this year different. Last year, with the COVID-19 pandemic making people wary of polling places, elections supervisors in Florida pushed mail-in ballots. Like many of her state counterparts, We...

Honor Roll The pandemic-fueled shift to online college learning proved a boon to Boca Raton-based Honorlock, an online test proctor founded by two Florida Atlantic University graduates. Honorlock last year placed No. 236 on Inc.’s fast-grower list with 1,860% three-year growth. It raised $11.5 million in March as it plans to add to its 80 employees, further expand in the domestic market and develop the corporate and international market. Along with FAU and FIU, the company has UF and other Florida institutions as clients among several hundred nationally. It’s led by CEO Michael Hemlepp, a...

The city has cleared the way for a new five-story apartment complex called The Linton, one of the latest efforts to overhaul a gateway into the city and fulfill a need for more housing.

Delray Faces Water Crisis and City Manager Search as Elections Approach Facing a crisis involving the city’s water department, Delray Beach has mobilized. As I reported this week, a Jan. 7 draft report by the Florida Department of Health recommends that the city pay a $2.9 million fine for hundreds of violations related to the safety of drinking water. In addition, the department’s proposed consent order recommends that Delray Beach issue a public notice stating that the city “cannot attest” to the safety of its water between 2007 and 2020. So last month the city hired the law firm o...