Wellington Town Crier

Established in 1980, the Town-Crier is the oldest and largest weekly newspaper serving the west-central region of Palm Beach County. It is also a key member of one of the biggest independent publishing groups in South Florida.

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RPB Seniors Enjoy A Fun Jukebox Bingo Event

1 week ago | gotowncrier.com | Denise Fleischman

RPB Seniors Enjoy A Fun Jukebox Bingo Event
County Building In RPB Renamed To Honor Fred Pinto

1 week ago | gotowncrier.com | Denise Fleischman

A building dedication and unveiling ceremony was held Wednesday, April 9 to dedicate the former Midwestern Communities Service Center on Civic Center Way in Royal Palm Beach in honor of the late Fred Pinto, longtime councilman and mayor of Royal Palm Beach until his untimely death last year.
Amber’s Animal Outreach Holds Annual ‘Easter Pawty’

1 week ago | gotowncrier.com | Denise Fleischman

Amber’s Animal Outreach Holds Annual ‘Easter Pawty’
‘The Amateur’ With Rami Malek Is Pretty Good, But Not Great

1 week ago | gotowncrier.com | Leonard Wechsler

‘I’ On CultureRami Malek’s new film The Amateur is not really that new. It is a remake of a 1981 film, and things have changed a lot since then. The movie is competent, very well done with good action scenes, but also brings in a new sense of ambivalence to the genre. Ironically, the lead bad guy seems more sympathetic than some of the hero’s supposed allies. As such, this is a thinking person’s revenge action flick.
Recalling My Childhood Days Visiting My Grandparents’ Farm

1 week ago | gotowncrier.com | Deborah Welky

The Sonic BOOMERThis morning I got to thinking of all the things that progress has cost us. It’s not that I mind progress (usually), it’s just that sometimes things are gone before we know it — replaced by easier, faster, more modern things. Then, one day, we look up and wonder, “Where did that go?”When I was a kid, we went to “the farm” every summer.
Bill Relaxing New School Start Times Mandate Moving Through State Legislature

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Charles Elmore

School districts would have the flexibility to opt out of a 2023 state law mandating later start times for middle schools and high schools, under a bill gaining traction in Tallahassee and sponsored by freshman State Rep. Anne Gerwig (R-District 93), the former mayor of Wellington. Gerwig’s bill, HB 261, sailed through the State House’s Education & Employee Committee 18-0 on Wednesday, March 26.
Wellington Seniors Put Get On Green For A St. Pat’s Day

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Denise Fleischman

(Seated) Felicita Rodriguez, Nicole Tiffeau, Debbie Ullman, Patty Klammer, Mara Haines and Sharon Larsen; and (standing) Juan Rodriguez, Tom Chenoweth, John Moran, John McNally, Ken Klammer, Richard Domark and Ron Larsen. Wellington seniors gathered for a St. Patrick’s Day-themed luncheon on Monday, March 17 at the Wellington Community Center. The group enjoyed lunch from TooJay’s, green beer and Irish-themed entertainment.
Wellington Chamber Holds Installation Luncheon

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Denise Fleischman

The Greater Wellington Chamber of Commerce held its annual officer installation luncheon on Wednesday, March 19 at the Wellington International showgrounds. Chamber members enjoyed a beautiful afternoon of networking, delicious food and world-class show jumping. The new board was sworn in by County Commissioner Sara Baxter and includes President Maureen Brennan, Vice President Jane Garifo, Treasurer Sherron Permashwar, Secretary/Chamber Counsel Alec L. Domb, Carlucho Arellano, Eric H.
Elison Seniors Enjoy Tour With Wellington Garden Club

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Denise Fleischman

Butterfly meadow visitors Dom Prestano, Kathleen LaCosta, Dorie Johansson, Geri Oborne, J.C. Morris, Tao Universal, Eric Allen, Ginny McLoughlin, Barbara Hadsell, Chip Coulter and Lisa Ferrano. Wellington Garden Club members invited residents of Elison Independent Living to visit the wildflower meadow and butterfly garden at Wellington’s Greenbriar Park for a tour on Thursday, March 20.
Experts Update Royal Palm Council On Education Initiatives

3 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Joshua Manning

It was “education night” at the Royal Palm Beach Village Council meeting on Thursday, March 20, during an evening that started with a celebration. All five members of the council took the oath of office to officially begin their new council terms, including newly elected Councilwoman Sylvia Sharps, who took her seat on the dais for the first time.