James Coleman
Community Editor at Palm Beach Post
Community Editor, Palm Beach Post. Fan of Marquette hoops, full moons, Denver Broncos and orange golf balls. Trying to elevate small talk to medium talk.
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1 week ago |
palmbeachpost.com | James Coleman
To honor the course's two-year anniversary, the course is inviting all those city cardholders complimentary green fees and swing evaluations. West Palm Beach's The Park golf course is offering free golf to city cardholders on April 17th to celebrate its two-year anniversary. Free swing evaluations with PGA professionals are also available by appointment.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | James Coleman
West Palm Beach's new, exquisite public golf course The Park is offering free golf Thursday, April 17 to West Palm Beach city cardholders. To honor the course's two-year anniversary, The Park is inviting all those city cardholders for complimentary green fees and swing evaluations from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.Tee times will operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
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1 week ago |
palmbeachpost.com | James Coleman
A deadly overnight crash involving a semi-truck shut down southbound lanes of Interstate 95 near Boynton Beach, Florida. The crash occurred around 1 a.m. near Hypoluxo Road and Gateway Boulevard, causing significant traffic backups. Southbound lanes reopened around rush hour, but delays persisted. This incident follows a recent plane crash in the same county that killed three people.
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1 month ago |
palmbeachpost.com | James Coleman
I entered 557 March Madness pools this year and I'll bet you - how about $5 - at least one wins it all. Thanks to strength in numbers, my brackets simply cannot be busted. A journalist details how he enters hundreds of March Madness brackets each year. He uses a variety of strategies, including creating different brackets and joining public pools. The journalist enjoys the challenge and the thrill of potentially winning. I am entering 557 March Madness pools this year. Yes, you read that correctly.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | James Coleman
BOYNTON BEACH — After installing 16 red-light cameras, the city of Boynton Beach has added two more at the intersection of Congress Avenue and Miner Road that are set to kick in Thursday, March 13 — and they aren’t stopping there. With 18 cameras installed throughout the city, and three more already approved for installation by the City Commission, Boynton Beach traffic safety officials hope to reduce the currently high volume of intersection crashes.
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Boynton Town Square project is still only half-finished and new developer wants more money https://t.co/su0QbnwmMi via @pbpost
This is awful... I love this golf course... E-bikes, scooters cause $20,000 in damages to North Palm Beach Country Club, officials say https://t.co/jdyOE0PDyu via @pbpost
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