Tea at Three: Mystic Pizza
Tea at Three: Mystic Pizza Date: September 11, 2024 Time: 3:00 PM Location: Meeting Room Join us for a screening of the classic movie, Mystic Pizza! We will be serving tea and cookies. Cost: Free
The Palm Beach County Community Services Department and Division of Senior and Veteran Services will come together Monday, September 28, to celebrate the 100th birthday of one of the community’s local World War II Veterans and honor his extraordinary service, sacrifice, and enduring legacy. The celebration will recognize a member of America’s “Greatest Generation” and give family, friends, community members, and local leaders an opportunity to come together in appreciation of his contributions and the sacrifices made by those who served during World War II. Palm Beach County Commissioner Maria G. Marino will be presenting a special proclamation to our veteran in honor of this momentous event. World War II Veterans hold a special place in our nation’s history. Their courage, dedication, and willingness to serve helped shape the freedoms and opportunities enjoyed by generations that followed. This birthday celebration is an opportunity to not only recognize one veteran’s life and service, but also to honor the legacy of an entire generation of Americans who answered the call to duty. WHAT: 100th Birthday Celebration Honoring a Local World War II Veteran WHEN: Monday, September 28, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. WHERE: North County Senior Center, 5217 Northlake Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens Veterans, community members, and members of the media are invited to join us for this special occasion as we celebrate a remarkable life and honor a true member of the Greatest Generation. To learn about the many programs and services provided by the Community Services Department, please visit www.pbcgov.com/communityservices ###
Robenson Duvelsaint of the Palm Beach Community Services Department’s Community Action Program joined residents, community partners, and emergency preparedness professionals at a hurricane preparedness event hosted by the Palm Beach County Office of Emergency Management at Royal Palm Beach Community High School on September 12, 2026. Focused on hurricane readiness, the event encouraged residents to take proactive steps to protect themselves, their families, and their homes before severe weather strikes. From early morning setup to meaningful conversations throughout the day, participating organizations demonstrated a shared commitment to building a safer, stronger, and more prepared Palm Beach County. The event brought together an impressive network of agencies and community partners, including NOAA, Generator Supercenter, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, Legal Aid Society, the Palm Beach County Public Safety Department, Palm Beach County Fire Department, Palm Beach Community Services and Team Rubicon Disaster Response, among others. While attendance was modest, the residents who participated were engaged, informed, and eager to learn. Community members asked important questions, connected with local resources, and gained practical information to help them prepare for hurricane season. The Community Action Program also had the opportunity to connect residents with programs and services offered by Palm Beach County Community Services. Several attendees expressed interest in learning more about available resources and even volunteering with the department, an encouraging sign of growing community involvement. Events like this demonstrate the power of collaboration. By bringing residents together with trusted agencies, service providers, and emergency preparedness partners, Palm Beach County continues to strengthen its network of support and ensure that residents have access to the information and resources they need when it matters most. Preparedness starts before the storm. Community connection makes us stronger. For more information about the programs and services offered by the Community Services Department, please visit: https://discover.pbc.gov/communityservices Hurricane Guide and other readiness resources can be found here: https://discover.pbc.gov/oem/Pages/Hurricane.aspx
Westgate Park and Recreation Center is excited to announce the return of Adult Open Gym Basketball in its fully air-conditioned gymnasium. The program will be offered on the first two Fridays of each month, beginning October 2, 2026. This is a great opportunity for adults 18 and older to stay active, relieve stress and enjoy fun, recreational play in a welcoming and social environment. Participants will have access to a full court for competitive games, friendly competition and game-time action. First & Second Fridays: 7 - 9 p.m. (Starting October 2) Westgate Park and Recreation Center 3691 Oswego Ave West Palm Beach, FL 33409 Fee: $2 per program The Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department operates Westgate Park and Recreation Center at 3691 Oswego Avenue, off Oswego Ave between Seminole Blvd and Tallahassee Dr. For more information on Westgate Recreation Center and other county-operated recreation centers, visit www.pbcparks.com.
City Commission Meeting The Boynton Beach City Commission meets regularly to discuss and vote on important city matters. Agendas are posted in advance, and the public is welcome to attend and provide input during designated public comment periods. Meeting minutes are archived for public record.
The Boynton Beach City Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, October 26th, 2023, at 6:00 PM in the City Commission Chambers at City Hall. The agenda includes discussions on the proposed fiscal year budget, a review of recent zoning requests, and community development initiatives. Public comment will be accepted at the designated time.
The Palm Beach County Community Services Department and Division of Senior and Veteran Services will come together Monday, September 28, to celebrate the 100th birthday of one of the community’s local World War II Veterans and honor his extraordinary service, sacrifice, and enduring legacy. The celebration will recognize a member of America’s “Greatest Generation” and give family, friends, community members, and local leaders an opportunity to come together in appreciation of his contributions and the sacrifices made by those who served during World War II. Palm Beach County Commissioner Maria G. Marino will be presenting a special proclamation to our veteran in honor of this momentous event. World War II Veterans hold a special place in our nation’s history. Their courage, dedication, and willingness to serve helped shape the freedoms and opportunities enjoyed by generations that followed. This birthday celebration is an opportunity to not only recognize one veteran’s life and service, but also to honor the legacy of an entire generation of Americans who answered the call to duty. WHAT: 100th Birthday Celebration Honoring a Local World War II Veteran WHEN: Monday, September 28, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. WHERE: North County Senior Center, 5217 Northlake Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens Veterans, community members, and members of the media are invited to join us for this special occasion as we celebrate a remarkable life and honor a true member of the Greatest Generation. To learn about the many programs and services provided by the Community Services Department, please visit www.pbcgov.com/communityservices ###
Robenson Duvelsaint of the Palm Beach Community Services Department’s Community Action Program joined residents, community partners, and emergency preparedness professionals at a hurricane preparedness event hosted by the Palm Beach County Office of Emergency Management at Royal Palm Beach Community High School on September 12, 2026. Focused on hurricane readiness, the event encouraged residents to take proactive steps to protect themselves, their families, and their homes before severe weather strikes. From early morning setup to meaningful conversations throughout the day, participating organizations demonstrated a shared commitment to building a safer, stronger, and more prepared Palm Beach County. The event brought together an impressive network of agencies and community partners, including NOAA, Generator Supercenter, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, Legal Aid Society, the Palm Beach County Public Safety Department, Palm Beach County Fire Department, Palm Beach Community Services and Team Rubicon Disaster Response, among others. While attendance was modest, the residents who participated were engaged, informed, and eager to learn. Community members asked important questions, connected with local resources, and gained practical information to help them prepare for hurricane season. The Community Action Program also had the opportunity to connect residents with programs and services offered by Palm Beach County Community Services. Several attendees expressed interest in learning more about available resources and even volunteering with the department, an encouraging sign of growing community involvement. Events like this demonstrate the power of collaboration. By bringing residents together with trusted agencies, service providers, and emergency preparedness partners, Palm Beach County continues to strengthen its network of support and ensure that residents have access to the information and resources they need when it matters most. Preparedness starts before the storm. Community connection makes us stronger. For more information about the programs and services offered by the Community Services Department, please visit: https://discover.pbc.gov/communityservices Hurricane Guide and other readiness resources can be found here: https://discover.pbc.gov/oem/Pages/Hurricane.aspx
Westgate Park and Recreation Center is excited to announce the return of Adult Open Gym Basketball in its fully air-conditioned gymnasium. The program will be offered on the first two Fridays of each month, beginning October 2, 2026. This is a great opportunity for adults 18 and older to stay active, relieve stress and enjoy fun, recreational play in a welcoming and social environment. Participants will have access to a full court for competitive games, friendly competition and game-time action. First & Second Fridays: 7 - 9 p.m. (Starting October 2) Westgate Park and Recreation Center 3691 Oswego Ave West Palm Beach, FL 33409 Fee: $2 per program The Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department operates Westgate Park and Recreation Center at 3691 Oswego Avenue, off Oswego Ave between Seminole Blvd and Tallahassee Dr. For more information on Westgate Recreation Center and other county-operated recreation centers, visit www.pbcparks.com.
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