Boca Raton Magazine

4 days ago | bocamag.com | Christiana Lilly

Mark Sauer may have been most widely known for his work in professional sports, but his impact was felt closer to home here in Delray Beach for hundreds of students. Affectionately known as “Coach Mark,” Sauer died on May 22 at the age of 78. He is remembered by his wife of 18 years, Donna Sandberg, and son Alex, and a slew of grandchildren, siblings, stepchildren and other loved ones.

4 days ago | bocamag.com | Christiana Lilly

The Florida Panthers are (crossing fingers) on their way to a back-to-back Stanley Cup championship and Stoner’s Pizza locations are celebrating with pizza and swag. Starting with Game 1 against the Edmonton Oilers tonight, the Boca Raton location (146 NW 20th St., Boca Raton) is offering 50% off all pizzas using promo code GOCATS.

4 days ago | bocamag.com | John Thomason

On June 8, 1995, outside the former public library in downtown West Palm Beach, a tradition began. It was a modest start, but this inaugural performance in the Clematis by Night (CBN) series kicked off a nightlife staple in the Palm Beaches that celebrates its 30th anniversary this week. Now, hundreds or more turn out to enjoy live music at this free concert series nearly every Thursday at the Palm Stage on the Great Lawn in the heart of the city’s downtown, just steps from the waterfront.

5 days ago | bocamag.com | Randy Schultz

Delray Beach Police Chief Russ Mager has told city commissioners that failure to approve a new union contract is causing critical staffing shortages—and things could get worse. First, a quick review. The Police Benevolent Association has worked without a contract since Oct. 1, after the union and city could not agree on a new, three-year contract. In February, the union declared an impasse. The two sides went before a magistrate last month. Recommendations from that hearing should come in July.

6 days ago | bocamag.com | John Thomason

A free day at the Flagler Museum, modern jazz at the Norton, and a Whitney Houston blockbuster-turned-musical in Broward. Plus, a “Rocky Horror” tour and more in your week ahead. What: Founder’s DayWhere: Flagler Museum, 1 Whitehall Way, Palm BeachWhen: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Cost: FreeContact: 561/655-2833, flaglermuseum.usIf you’re thinking that it’s been far too long since you stepped through the front doors of the hallowed Flagler Museum, then Thursday is the perfect day to carve out some time.