Wellington Town Crier

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RPB Seniors Enjoy Prom Night At Cultural Center

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Denise Fleischman

RPB Seniors Enjoy Prom Night At Cultural Center
Wellington Council Approves A Small Increase In Trash Fee

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Charles Elmore

Wellington residents can brace for a bump in fees when they put out the trash and recycling in fiscal year 2026, though not quite as much as other recent increases. The numbers translate to $320 for curbside pickup for most residential customers, Deputy Village Manager Tanya Quickel told the Wellington Village Council at a meeting Tuesday, June 10. “That’s a $10 increase from the current rate of $310,” she said. A year ago, the hike was $20 more.
Todd McLendon Rejoins Lox Council After Surprise Resignation By Phillis Maniglia

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Joshua Manning

One week after Councilwoman Phillis Maniglia’s surprise resignation from the Loxahatchee Groves Town Council, former Councilman Todd McLendon was chosen to fill her seat at a special council meeting held Tuesday, June 10. Maniglia submitted a letter of resignation at the tail end of the Tuesday, June 3 council meeting. It was read into the record by Mayor Anita Kane. “Together, we have had many struggles to build up this town, and in the end, we have accomplished many great things,” she wrote.
NRI Institute Of Health Sciences Commencement

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Denise Fleischman

NRI Institute of Health Sciences held its commencement ceremony on Sunday, June 1 at the original Wellington Mall. Students received associate of science degrees in nursing and diagnostic medical sonography. Student speakers included Jeeline Hillaire, Michelle Mathis and Wendy Hernandez. Pastor Michael Rose gave the invocation, while State Rep. Anne Gerwig was the guest speaker. Learn more about the NRI Institute of Health Sciences at www.nriinstitute.edu.
Women Of The Western Communities Scholarship Event

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Denise Fleischman

The Women of the Western Communities gathered for the last meeting for the season on Thursday, June 5 at the Wellington National Golf Club. At the meeting, scholarships were awarded to Deandria Leonard and Paola Velasquez Vasquez. Donations were collected for Our Community Cares, and State Rep. Anne Gerwig was the guest speaker.
Wellington Seniors Enjoy A Hawaiian Luau

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Denise Fleischman

Wellington Seniors Enjoy A Hawaiian Luau
New Roof In The Works For Stadium At The National Polo Center

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Charles Elmore

The proprietors of Wellington’s National Polo Center want to swing a metaphorical mallet at their own timber and terra cotta roof that is in “desperate need of repair” and build a new one that provides improved shade for spectators, along with platforms that better accommodate TV coverage. The village’s Architectural Review Board gave the plan a blessing by a 6-1 vote at a meeting Wednesday, May 28.
Groves Might Hire In-House Lawyer After Law Firm Gives Notice

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Joshua Manning

The Town of Loxahatchee Groves will be parting ways with its current legal counsel after Town Attorney Glen Torcivia announced his resignation at the Tuesday, June 3 meeting of the Loxahatchee Groves Town Council. Rather than looking for a new law firm, the town might consider hiring an in-house legal counsel. The West Palm Beach-based law firm of Torcivia, Donlon, Goddeau & Rubin P.A. has been the town’s legal counsel since 2019.
‘Ballerina’ Expands ‘John Wick’ Saga With Stylized Violence

2 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Leonard Wechsler

‘I’ ON CULTUREWhen a series as successful as John Wick hits a roadblock, like the death of its lead character, it has to find ways to spin off. Thus we have Ballerina, in which a young girl is recruited into the Ruska Roma, the criminal organization he had joined, so we can have an equal opportunity to watch a woman knock off dozens of crazed killers. Hail equal rights! But does it work? Eve Macarro (Ana de Armas) is the daughter of two assassins, but only her father is alive.
Developers Update Wellington Council On K-Park

4 weeks ago | gotowncrier.com | Charles Elmore

Fewer homes and more retail space mark changes in a closely watched project on Wellington’s southeastern side, steered by developer Related Ross, Wellington Village Council members heard in a workshop Monday, May 19. The latest plan for the property known as K-Park entails fewer than 300 residential units, predominantly two types of townhomes of two or three stories, down from about 500 units at one point, representatives for the developer said.