WEST PALM BEACH issues that can affect your home, neighborhood & social life. Huge variety of houses, condos, & town-homes for sale, historic homes, new construction, City Place, Outlet Mall, affordable to high end, gated golf communities, some with lakes & dockage. Realtor MARILYN JACOBS can sell your property quickly, and/or find you the HOME OF YOUR DREAMS (561-302-3388). Meet me at my Donohue Real Estate Palm Beach office at 256 Worth Avenue and let us go looking!
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
OFFICE HOURS EXTENDED FOR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION, PORTABILITY FILINGS
Sunday, February 17, 2008
HERE is your opportunity for international exposure of your work!
POETRY PROTOCOL, Syndicate is currently accepting poetry for it's International Poetry Quarterly. You also have the opportunity to submit your work for the '10TH ANNUAL MARILYN FARBER JACOBS POETRY AWARD' Contest! Grand prize: ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS!! Second Place: $50; Honorable Mention Certificates Awarded. SUBMISSION GUIDELINES: Theme: open - any style or genre of poetry; 20 lines or less; typed or printed, double spaced; deadline is March 18, 2008; entry fee: $5 for unlimited poem entries. Please make check out to: North Tulsa Literary Guild, Inc. and mail to North Tulsa Literary Guild, P.O. Box 6221, Tulsa, OK 74148-0221. ANYONE CAN ENTER!
Monday, February 11, 2008
Thursday, February 07, 2008
DON’T MISS AMERICA’s INTERNATIONAL FINE ART & ANTIQUE FAIR
Starting with an invitation-only event on January 31st, and running through February 10th, the show being held at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, 650 Okeechobee Boulevard in downtown Palm Beach, will feature fine art, antiques and estate and couture jewelry. Works of art from more than 80 dealers from around the world will be shown. Artwork will include Greek, Roman and Egyptian; Asian; Old Master paintings and Sculpture; arms and armor; American and European 19th and early 20th C. fine art and antiques; 18th-20th C. furniture,; jewelry and objet d’art; pre-Columbian and tribal art; classic modern and contemporary art. To buy tickets or for more information, call (866) 802-8337, or visit www.palmbeachfair.com
DON’T MISS AMERICA’s INTERNATIONAL FINE ART & ANTIQUE FAIR
Starting with an invitation-only event on January 31st, and running through February 10th, the show being held at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, 650 Okeechobee Boulevard in downtown Palm Beach, will feature fine art, antiques and estate and couture jewelry. Works of art from more than 80 dealers from around the world will be shown. Artwork will include Greek, Roman and Egyptian; Asian; Old Master paintings and Sculpture; arms and armor; American and European 19th and early 20th C. fine art and antiques; 18th-20th C. furniture,; jewelry and objet d’art; pre-Columbian and tribal art; classic modern and contemporary art. To buy tickets or for more information, call (866) 802-8337, or visit www.palmbeachfair.com
BEGONIAS… WORKSHOP WILL EXPAND YOUR KNOWLEDGE
“The Beguiling Begonias Workshop” will be held Saturday, February 9th from 9 am to noon in the Mounts Botanical Garden auditorium, located at 559 North Military Trail in West Palm Beach. Begonias are perennial landscape plants that grow well in Florida. See slides and live plants to learn about the various types of rhizomatous, cane and other begonias, which will thrive in your garden. Each attendee will learn how to propagate these begonias and will pot up a tray of assorted cuttings to take home. Admission price is $40 for members, $50 for non-members – Admission price includes potting materials and begonia cuttings. Workshop will be held in the Garden Pavilion. If you want to expand your begonia collection there will be a selection available for purchase after the workshop. Call Mounts to reserve space. Mounts features plants from 6 continents on 14 acres. For information contact Joy Ford Le at 561-233-1747 or jlford@co.palm-beach.fl.us.
Friday, February 01, 2008
A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM YOUR BLOG MANAGER
FASTER TRACK NOW FOR WEST PALM BEACH BUILDING PERMITS
City Commissioners in West Palm Beach have made it a policy to issue building permits within certain periods of time, ranging from minor projects (2 business days) to commercial building permits (30 business days). Authorized permits will have to meet thee Florida Building Code4 or city ordinances. A need may arise for more staff. Fees may need to be raised to keep the current level of service and to issue permits faster. Local architects and contractors say the city’s construction services department, which issues the permits, is overly zealous in its plan reviews, leading to unreasonable delays that are far worse than in other jurisdictions.
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