Provided by: Penny Sheltz

After a rainy Friday, Fourth of July, folks were enjoying Saturday. The FJB volunteers were busy cleaning up Jupiter Beach with all the burned firecrackers and trash. The anglers were pulling in fish on the Juno Beach Fishing Pier and several people were out biking and walking their dogs. John and Maryanne Johnson were walking two beautiful white poodles that are ...
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Provided by: Cynthia Berger

Paddle Adventure Camp Trapper Nelsons on The Loxahatchee River, Peanut Island, Indian River Lagoon, Coral Cove Park, Riverbend Park and The Jupiter Inlet were the venues for last week's Adventure Camp at The Jupiter Outdoor Center. "This is what makes the Adventure Camp different from our on-going camp program", explains JOC Founder Rick Clegg. "We take 5-6 young peo...
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Provided by: Jane Speak

At 5:23 a.m. on Sunday, June 22nd, First Presbyterian Church of Tequesta's Youth Group left for TEAMeffort Youth Group Mission Camp in Copperhill, TN. Led by Youth Director Rick Brandenburg, Patti Drolet and Fred Cone,17 youth from the church will join teens from other churches to do general home repair and renovation in an area where people are struggling to provide fo...
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Provided by: Penny Sheltz

The Juno Beach Town Picnic featured Les Mack and the Southern Gents playing a variety of music in the gazebo by Pelican Lake on Friday June 6. Over 200 people turned out to enjoy delicious food, great music, dancing and wonderful weather. Juno Beach's Town Council members at the picnic were John Callaghan, Vice Mayor Linda Hodgkins, Bill Greene, Mayor Jim Lyons, and...
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Provided by: Lori McWilliams

During the May 8, 2008 Village of Tequesta Council meeting, Charlotte Mathison was presented a cake, bearing her photo, and flowers in celebration of her 101st birthday. Charlotte, who is full of spunk, has reached quite an accomplishment and milestone and the Village Council were honored to have been part of her celebration!
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