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10/01/2026 · Boynton Beach
Major $380 Million Senior Living Community Breaks Ground in Green Cay, Boosting Local Economy and Services
A $380 million senior living community, The Winsberg at Green Cay, broke ground, promising 386 residences and significant economic benefits for Boynton Beach.
Baptist Health Foundation receives historic $100 million gift from Dr. Herbert Wertheim
Baptist Health Foundation received a historic $100 million gift from Dr. Herbert Wertheim, the largest in its history, to advance medical education and patient care in South Florida.
09/29/2026
Baptist Health offers extensive career opportunities across South Florida
Baptist Health, the largest not-for-profit healthcare organization in South Florida, offers extensive career opportunities across 12 hospitals and 200 facilities.
09/29/2026
World Market to Reopen in Palm Beach Gardens, Returning to South Florida
World Market is returning to South Florida with a new store opening in Palm Beach Gardens, expected in spring 2024, offering international foods and home decor.
09/26/2026
Construction begins on $380M senior living community in Boynton Beach
Construction officially began this week on The Winsberg at Green Cay, a $380 million Continuing Care Retirement Community in Boynton Beach.
09/26/2026
Green Cay Life Plan Village Breaks Ground on $380M Boynton Beach CCRC
Green Cay Life Plan Village Inc. broke ground on a $380 million Continuing Care Retirement Community in Boynton Beach, offering a full continuum of care for seniors.
09/26/2026
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View allHurricane Isaias: Evacuation Information and Who to Call
A reminder that City Hall, the Mary Esther Public Library and all City parks remain closed through Friday, October 9. City Hall’s phone line has a recorded message with emergency numbers. Help is still available through the contacts below. Evacuation. Okaloosa County has ordered a mandatory evacuation of Zones A and B, effective noon Thursday. The order includes portions of coastal Mary Esther. Find your zone by entering your address at https://myokaloosa.com/gis_ps. If you are in Zone A or B, please leave now while roads are clear. County shelters opened at 6 p.m. Thursday; the current shelter list and evacuation details are at https://myokaloosa.com/eoc/home. Who to call Life-threatening emergency: 911 Water or sewer emergency: Jacobs, 850-420-7324 (answered 24 hours) Power outage: Florida Power & Light, 1-800-4OUTAGE (1-800-468-8243), the FPL app, or online. Please report your outage even if you think a neighbor already has. FPL’s Power Tracker map shows outages and restoration estimates. Downed power line: Stay far away. Call 911 or FPL at 1-800-468-8243. Gas smell or suspected leak: Leave the area first, then call 911 or Okaloosa Gas at 850-729-4700 (24 hours). Shelters, evacuation and County updates: Okaloosa County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) County emergency alerts: Sign up at Alert Okaloosa or text OKALOOSAFL to 888777. A few things that help. If you run a generator, keep it outside and away from doors and windows, and never plug it into a wall outlet. Please do not drive through standing water. Where updates will come from. We will post all City updates here and on the City’s Facebook page. Emergencies should never be reported through social media comments or messages, which are not monitored around the clock. To receive City notifications by email or text, sign up for City News Updates.
Oakland Park Business Partners Meeting
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Hypoluxo Hammock
Hypoluxo Hammock is located on the grounds of the Town Hall. It was designed with four goals in mind: Recreate the site as it would have looked 100 years ago to the Barefoot Mailman as he began his trek to Miami. Create a coastal hammock which was so common to this particular area before housing development and the introduction of so many exotic and destructive plant species. Use only native species that after an initial 6 month establishment period would require no further irrigation or fertilizer other than what nature provides. Incorporate a drainage design that would retain nearly 100% of the entire site's rain run-off. Hypoluxo Hammock was designed by Hypoluxo Town Councilman Mark Hull and Richard Moyroud of Mesozoic Landscapes. The park was dedicated on March 9, 1996.
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