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Mary Hladky

Fort Lauderdale

Freelance Reporter at The Coastal Star

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  • 3 weeks ago | thecoastalstar.com | Mary Hladky

    By Mary HladkyMoving on an accelerated timeline, the Boca Raton City Council has approved an interim agreement with Terra and Frisbie Group that allows the joint venture to refine its conceptual plans for redeveloping the 30-acre downtown government campus. At the same time, Terra/Frisbie and the city will assess whether the project is financially viable and if the proposed public-private partnership between them is in the best interests of the city.

  • 1 month ago | thecoastalstar.com | Mary Hladky

    Tour participants take in the grandeur of the Cloister Inn, part of The Boca Raton resort. The 100-room inn, which opened Feb. 5, 1926, was designed and owned by renowned architect Addison Mizner. Photos by Tim Stepien/The Coastal StarBy Mary HladkyThe Cloister Inn likely tops the must-see lists of history and architecture enthusiasts visiting Boca Raton. Opened on Feb.

  • 1 month ago | thecoastalstar.com | Mary Hladky

    The new BocaConnect area (in green) provides people on the barrier island access to downtown (red) and from there to within the existing service area (blue). Rendering providedBy Mary HladkyBocaConnect, the electric vehicle shuttle service operated by Circuit Transit, has expanded to the barrier island. Boca Raton City Council members approved the enlarged service area on Feb. 11, and service started on Feb. 24, after barrier island residents pressed them to make the shuttle available to them.

  • 1 month ago | thecoastalstar.com | Mary Hladky

    Conceptual ideas for a redesigned East Palmetto Park Road call for a reduction to two travel lanes that could become three to allow for emergency vehicles and evacuations, wide sidewalks and crosswalks, and many shade trees. By Mary HladkyRendering providedAlthough they have been rebuffed so far in their effort to be part of planning to transform East Palmetto Park Road into an iconic Main Street, members of Workshop 344+ are not giving up.

  • 2 months ago | thecoastalstar.com | Mary Hladky

    The Boca Raton City Council gave top ranking to a joint venture of Coconut Grove-based Terra and the Frisbie Group of Palm Beach, which included the largest amount of green space of the four submitted proposals. Above is one image of what the joint venture said its project could look like.

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