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The Town-Crier
Published August 21Seniors Club Supporters Bring Funding Concerns To Council
Residents are still urging Wellington leaders to fully fund the Wellington Seniors Club after a recent recommendation to end the current financial arrangement between the village and the club. During the public comment section of the Wellington Village Council meeting on Tuesday,…
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Published August 21Lox Groves Council Tries Again To Simplify RV Program Rules
The Loxahatchee Groves Town Council is once again overhauling its proposed recreational vehicle (RV) program. At a workshop meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 18, the council discussed another set of changes to the program with the same goal of simplifying the process and improving…
The Town-Crier
Published August 21Gracie Street Interior Design Comes Home To Wellington With New Studio
By Fiona Slusarev As a well-known name in the western communities for more than three decades, Gracie Street Interior Design has become synonymous with timeless design and thoughtfully crafted interiors. The new Wellington studio and boutique opened its doors earlier this year,…
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Published August 21New Curodont Dental Treatment Now Available In Wellington
By Fiona Slusarev Wellington Smiles is offering a new revolutionary dental procedure to fix cavities before they become a problem. Curodont is a noninvasive treatment designed to tackle early tooth decay without drills or needles. Dr. Steven Miller and Dr. Nubia Galeano of…
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Published August 21Wellington Hosts Free Back-To-School Party
The Village of Wellington celebrated the new school year at its free Back-to-School Party in the Park on Friday, Aug. 7 at the Wellington Amphitheater. Sponsored by the Christopher Aguirre Memorial Foundation and hosted in partnership with the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office…
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Published August 21High Schools In Western Communities Ready To Play Football
This week marked the official beginning of the high school football season in Florida. Players and coaches across the western communities are optimistic that their seasons will be filled with big wins and postgame Gatorade baths for their head coaches, hopefully leading to a deep…
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Published August 21Wellington Celebrates Three Wins At 2026 SUNsational Awards
The Village of Wellington is celebrating three wins at the Florida Festivals & Events Association’s (FFEA) 2026 SUNsational Awards, receiving two first-place awards and one second-place award during the association’s 32nd annual convention in Fort Myers. Wellington took first…
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Published August 21Seminole Ridge Girls Volleyball Team Ready For Fall Season
The Seminole Ridge High School girls varsity volleyball team is looking to rebound from a disappointing season last year, when the team posted an 11-15 record. Under the guidance of head coach Scott Barnwell, this year’s 12-person team features five seniors, four juniors and…
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Published August 21New Gym, New Flooring As Berean Opens Fall Volleyball Season
On Tuesday, Aug. 18, the girls varsity volleyball team from Berean Christian School opened up its 2026 season at home against longtime rival Jupiter Christian School. Berean prevailed 3-1 (25-19, 19-25, 25-23, 25-22), but the game was more than a typical home opener. It was the…
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Published August 21Wellington’s Trent Frazier Has A New European Basketball Home In Italy
Trent Frazier’s professional basketball career is alive, well and thriving — overseas in Europe. Since graduating from Wellington High School in 2017, Frazier’s basketball odyssey has taken him from Wellington to the University of Illinois, where he played in the Big Ten…
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Published August 21National Polo Center Announces 2027 Schedule In Wellington
The United States Polo Association (USPA) and the National Polo Center-Wellington (NPC) recently announced the 2027 winter season schedule, highlighted by the prestigious Gauntlet of Polo. Competition will begin in late December and continue through the first weekend of May,…
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Published August 21ITID To Host Aug. 25 Neighborhood Public Information Meeting
The Indian Trail Improvement District Board of Supervisors has invited residents of Units 1, 2, 3 and 14 to a community meeting about unit water control plans, assessments, and whether changes to current unit boundaries or configurations should be considered. Units 1, 2, 3 and 14…