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November Events at Wellington Mall
(Press Release) WELLINGTON, FL – This November, The Mall at Wellington Green will ring in the holiday season with jingle bells and Santa's Arrival Party! Guests will enjoy a plethora of heart-warming events, including the annual BFF Black Friday Brunch, Riedel wine tastings, pet photos with Santa Claus, live comedy, and more.
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Palm Beach Daily News
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South Florida Times
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Wick Theatre Puts on the Ritz With Young Frankenstein
The Wick Theatre in Boca Raton is opening its thirteenth season with a Norb Joerder-directed musical that respects the Young Frankenstein movie people love without treating it as something too sacred to fool around with. Going to a Mel Brooks’ show typically assumes a certain affection for his specific brand...
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Women's Golf Competes at Saint Leo Invitational
DADE CITY, Fla.- The Palm Beach Atlantic women's golf team finished in 13th place at the 2026 Saint Leo Invitational with a three-round team score of 952 at Lake Jovita GCC. Abby Smith led the Sailfish, tying for 44th with a 233 (+17), posting rounds of 76, 75 and 82. Ashley Tarkanian tied for 60th at 238 (+22), including a second-round 75. Kyndra Johnson posted rounds of 78, 80, and 82 to finish in a tie for 64th at 240 (+24).
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Tyson in Contention after 36 in Vero Beach
VERO BEACH, Fla. – Florida Atlantic men's golf (+5) is in seventh place after 36 holes at the Quail Valley Collegiate Invitational. NaShawn Tyson (-4) is three off the individual lead after rounds of 69 and 71. Quick Hits. Tyson got off to an ideal start with an eagle...
The Palm Beach Post
Novel about artist is set against backdrop of Gilded Age Palm Beach
In a new historical novel by author and longtime Palm Beach art dealer Deborah C. Pollack, fact and fiction make good bedfellows, especially where romance is concerned. “The Nature Lover” is Pollack’s first novel and is scaffolded by the a factual depiction of the life of Gilded Age Palm Beach artist Laura Woodward and other artists of the era. But the book also is sprinkled with fictional embellishments, Pollack is otherwise is known for her well-researched non-fiction books about Florida art and artists, including about Woodward. “I had such a great time writing this book,” Pollack told the Palm Beach Daily News about “The Nature Lover.” “The process was all about embroidering on the tablecloth of truth,” she said. She then half-jokingly added: “And writing in fiction form, I didn't have to add any endnotes, which was nice.” In Pollack’s novel, two men, including the late artist and illustrator Frederick Stuart Church — who indeed was friendly with Woodward in real life — jockey for Woodward’s affection. That’s all the more challenging because Woodward is, in part, in love with creating her art. “She refuses to choose between her art and her heart, so she keeps both on her own