Tequesta News

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Five Iraq war veterans - a triple amputee, a double amputee, two single amputees and a soldier with a hip wound - left Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington last week for a week of sun and fun in Jupiter.

The Kiwanis Club of Jupiter-Tequesta awarded seven scholarships at its June 3 meeting.

They are almost everywhere these days -- road construction crews -- on Interstate 95, on State Road 7, on Highway A1A.

A Wellington man is lucky to be alive. Two of his co-workers are dead, yet somehow he survived after a driver plowed through a roadway construction zone.

Two men working an overnight paving project in Jupiter were hit by a car and killed.

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What does the federal stimulus money mean to you? To some, it means wasteful government spending on vague, unaccounted-for projects.

A South Florida history teacher who is biking across the country says he hopes his trip will help his students learn the value of setting goals and preparation.

Antonio and Barbara Gomez of Tequesta announce the engagement of their daughter, Angela Marie Gomez, to Jason Jerome Hoffman, son of Michele Flaitz of Ft.

Palm Beach County commissioners are pouring over 14 pages of proposed budget cuts, reductions and eliminations that amount to $23 million while some critics said some of the cost-cutting options could potentially put residents' safety in jeopardy.

Watching her three children swim at Dubois Park, Pam West raised her eyebrows in disbelief when told that county officials may eliminate the lifeguard.

You know, that great "archeological find" that only seemed to come up when it was thwarting the plans of some high-end real estate developer? Well, according to the Miami Herald, the public might actually get to enjoy the site that we taxpayers grudgingly bought 10 years ago for the low, low price of $27 million as soon as the end of the year.

As a senator, Barack Obama cosponsored legislation to create a national catastrophe insurance program.

The recently unearthed stone carving known as the Miami Circle opens a window to the long-obscured, mysterious past of the Tequesta tribe that lived at the mouth of the Miami River when Ponce de Leon arrived in 1513.

Palm Beach Fire Rescue Station 11 located on Seabrook Road is scheduled to close Oct.

Outside the windows of Lois Yaffe's bookstore on Bridge Road is a vacant lot, strewn with broken concrete and weeds.

Jeanne Hibbard of Lake Park announces the engagement of her daughter, Martina Suzanne Hibbard, daughter of Jeanne and the late James T. Hibbard, to Robert Stephen Ranney, son of Faith E. Ranney of Manchester, Conn.

Kenneth and Carolyn Millsaps have listed for sale a four-bedroom, four-bath home at 8973 Lakes Blvd.

Red light runner revenue: Where does the money go? Surprising faces in need of food Charlotte Co.