NEVER FORGET 9/11
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In memory of the lives lost. Never forget the heavy price which has been paid...September 11, 2001.
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The Town of Jupiter and the Village of Tequesta are nestled between Palm Beach Gardens and Stuart. Both areas cater to the outdoor style, as they wrap around the Loxahatchee River and Intracoastal Waterway, which provide incomparable views to residents. For this reason, water sports and boating are abundant. Jupiter and Tequesta also offer their share of championship golf courses and pristine beaches frequented often under consistently sunny skies.
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HEALTH BENEFITS OF LIVING NEAR THE OCEAN…GOOD FOR BODY and SOUL
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Living at or near the beach has actual health benefits resulting from being near the sea. The ocean covers 71% of the earth’s surface and holds 97% of the earth’s water; it plays an important role in all of our lives. The ocean water and sea air is good for the body and the soul. Did you ever wonder why you sleep so well after a day at the beach? Here in South Florida we have miles of beautiful white sandy beaches to choose from like the beaches in the “Sailfish Capital of the World” Town of Stuart, “Friendly Seaside Jewel” Town of Jupiter, “World Renowned” Town of Palm Beach, or the “International Playground” Town of South Beach/Miami.
The sea air provides wonderful benefits. When waves break on the shoreline, air particles break apart releasing…
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COASTAL CLEANUPS
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Join the South Florida community on two coastal cleanups all happening on Saturday, Septemeber 20, 2014.
Trash on the beach and in our waters such as food wrappers, straws, cigarettes and bottle caps can disturb aquatic existence. Balloons are repeatedly found at the cleanings, this item could block sea turtles and other animals’ digestive tracts. Fishing line and hooks can tangle marine life and also hurt humans walking along the beaches.
The reason for these coastal cleanups is to reassure and boost the public to be habitually cognizant and mindful of the need to keep all coasts spotless of harmful products and ensure its beautiful natural state. Every one of us can recover the state of the seashores, coastline and dunes to guarantee that our…
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LIVING ON THE WATER ... WHAT A VIEW!
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Many people dream of living on the water – to be on it, near it, or at least have access to it. Living in South Florida, the possibilities seem endless. Water is everywhere. Here we have the ocean, rivers, Intracoastal waterways, canals, lakes, ponds, marinas, and more. Homes with deeded dock space let owners keep their water toys nearby. The prices vary as much as the hues in blues of the tranquil water
Location and price may be the determining factor on which body of water your dream home may be located on. A home on the water is attainable. The demand for homes with docks has steadily increased partly with the increase in the sales of boats year over year growth of 5% to 7% since 2010. New and used boat sales in the U.S. reached $36.7…
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CULTURAL CONNECTIONS IN OUR AREA
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Around town many cultural arts organizations, programs and amenities are offered. Arts and culture play an important role in improving lives of people. It is that social impact that leads to an economic impact on society. It mobilizes communities and turns neighborhoods into places of interest.
The Maltz Jupiter Theatre is Florida’s largest professional award winning regional theatre offering Broadway caliber productions and events. The 2014-15 season promises a fantastic lineup of family entertainment, blockbuster musicals, comedies and dramas. Visit www.MaltzJupiterTheatre.org for the online box office.
Norton Museum of Art will reopen September 23 after reinstallations. Three wonderful exhibitions will be featured. “PLAY!” features the…
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BRITISH AVIATORS used JUPITER RIVER for SEA PLANE TRAINING
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The U.S. Government requested that a group of visiting British aviators be accommodated at the local hotel, The Carlin House, and that a windsock be hoisted to the top of the flagpole during the winter of 1916/1917. The intent of the visit was that the group consisting of three groups of three: a pilot, copilot and mechanic along with a small seaplane practice advanced training maneuvers on the Jupiter Inlet and Loxahatchee River. The hotel was unable to accommodate the group, so they arranged to stay with Jupiter residents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Savage. Mr. and Mrs. Savage were happy to accommodate!
The 3 small, single engine bi-winged seaplanes were marked Allied Planes of World War I; with traditional markings wide vertical red, white…
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INVASIVE PLANTS at JUPITER INLET LIGHTHOUSE
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When a natural area is invaded often by a natural dispersal of seeds, or planting of exotic species that has become naturalized, these “weeds” interfere with the function of the natural community. Invasive plants have been identified at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area. The three-week removal project of the exotics is scheduled to begin Monday, August 25, 2014 in the hopes of attracting native plants and animals to the area such as gopher tortoises and scrub jays. Black and red mangroves will be placed along the shoreline. They have a stronger root system, disperse waves better which will be better at preventing erosion, and create a better habitat for young marine life.
The award-winning magazine The Nature…
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THE SPORT OF KINGS in the PALM BEACHES
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Horseracing has various forms, of which thoroughbred racing is the most popular and has been termed as “The Sport of Kings”. Horses have remained a symbol of great wealth. This has always been popular with the aristocrats and royalty of British society, thusly earning the title. Historically, records indicate that horseracing began as early as the days of Babylon, Syria, and Egypt. Both chariot and mounted horses participated in the ancient Greek Olympics 648 B.C. Various types of racing have given rise to horse breeds that excel in specific disciplines of equestrian sports.
One equine sport, world-class international polo, is located in the heart of South Florida, just minutes from the exclusive Island of Palm Beach, The International Polo Club,…
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BLUEWATER BABES
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Do you have a love for fishing, have the bravery to fight, and understand the power of women working together?
Bluewater Babes Fish for a Cure is the leading lady angler KDW fishing tournament. As Palm Beach County’s first all-female fishing tournament, Bluewater Babes is dedicated to raising money for local breast and ovarian cancer patients in financial need.
There is so much more beyond fishing, Bluewater Babes has grown gradually year after year since 2009, organizers decided to convert the event into its own 501©3 public charity, which means the charity is able to make direct contributions to patients along with supporting other charities – Bluewater Babes Charitable Trust. Bluewater Babes proudly supports and has donated over $200,000 to…
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BallenIsles Country Club…Platinum Club of America with Superb Golf!
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BallenIsles Country Club is highly regarded for its championship golf courses. The three championship golf courses, where many golf legends have qualified for the PGA Tour, is home to the to a $26 million state of the art Sports complex. Out of nearly 200 Clubs managed by worldwide by Troon Golf, BallenIsles has been awarded “Facility of the Year”!
Three impressive courses make up BallenIsles Country Club. The East Course, opened in 1963, winds through a natural habitat, which is a sanctuary for freshwater bird and indigenous striding birds. ASGCA Golf Course Architect Keith Foster redesigned the par-72 course in 2008. Foster is known for designing over 20 of the “Top 100 Golf Courses” in the United States. All greens are to USGA standards and…
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