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Number 662• Year XVI

East /Boynton Beach, Lake Wortth, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Wortth Deerfield Beach, FL

Peace Pole Planted With Butterflies In Boca

April 11 - April 18, 2024

ENTERTAINMENT

By: Marci Shatzman

Rotary’s past District Governor Steve Laine got a shoutout from present 6930 District Governor Douglas Heizer for planting the seeds of the idea. And on April 6, Heizer thanked Palm Beach County Commissioner Marci Woodward and county Parks and Recreation staff for making it happen.

Wick Theatre Celebrates all 10 years See Page 17

Heizer and Woodward unveiled a new peace pole near the butterfly garden in front of Daggerwing Nature Center, named for the butterfly species. Rotary Club Boca Raton West, Heizer’s home club, inspired the new placement.

Who could ever forget The Wick’s very first Broadway show, “The Sound of Music,” at the newly rescued theater in September 2013. Executive managing producer and owner Marilynn Wick admitted she had never produced a show.

Club president Angelica Blakely called the 40-acre nature preserve in west Boca’s South County Regional Park the perfect habitat for a pole that has become an international symbol.

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ENTERTAINMENT Rotary District Governor Douglas Heizer and Palm Beach County Commissioner Marci Woodward

COMMUNITY B’nai Torah Congregation Celebrates Sold Out 2024 Concert Series See Page 18

FAU Receives Record-breaking Number of Applications

Tri-Rail’s “Ride & Play” With Onboard Family Fun Returns

Over $645,000 Was Raised for Local Children’s Charities

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Boca Raton, FL – B’nai Torah Congregation, the largest conservative synagogue in Southeast Florida, is celebrating the synagogue’s hugely successful and inspiring 2024 Concert Series. The series, which included four live, in-person performances, featured singers, songwriters, orchestras, and Cantors from around the world.

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