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Historical Society Announces Grand

Two Loggerhead Sea Turtles Released By ANGARI
Foundation from page 1
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Exhibition At Johnson History Museum

(FWC) issued a Marine Turtle Permit to the park to
house two juvenile loggerhead sea turtles for educational The Historical Society of Palm Beach County launched As of Aug. 6, Host Committee: Daphne Nikolopoulos
purposes. The park receives their turtles from Dr. Jeanette its upcoming season’s grand exhibition at the Richard and (Chair), Michael Aram, Lindsay Autry, Amy and Brett
Wyneken’s lab at the Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum with a Baier, Sebastian Clarke, Annie Falk, Nacho Figueras,
Research Gallery, located within the Gumbo Limbo cocktail event in the Hamptons, partnering with The Palm Beth Fishel and Dr. Robert Fishel, Bruce Helander, Daniel
Nature Center. Her study focuses on how weather and Beaches, The Colony Hotel, Sciame Homes, and Sciame Hostettler, Susan Magrino, Bernardo Netto, Kiki and Greg
climate affect sea turtle eggs and the implications. Construction at Wölffer Estate Vineyard. Norman, Milly and Patrick Park, Luke Reissman, Laura
More than 100 guests gathered to enjoy wine, light bites and Byron Russell, David Sabin, Milton Segarra, Jessica
and the first look at the Historical Society’s upcoming Shapiro, Mish Tworkowski, Katherine van Dell, Sarah
exhibition. The evening was hosted by Sarah and Andrew Wetenhall, and Michael Zeff
Wetenhall and Kelly and Andrew Sciame. Notable guests Artist in Residence: Kyle Lucks
included Cameron Silver, Timo Weiland, Jean Shafiroff, Junior Committee: Skye Sherman (Chair), Collin
Elisabeth and Charlotte Munder, Joseph and Max Santini Adams, Bettina Anderson, Caroline Bramlett
McNamara, Margit Brandt, Rick Rose, Malcolm Carfrae, Broome, Tyler Cameron, Sophie Chateauvert, Christina
Pamela Tick, Jessie Loeffler Randall, Kyle Lucks, and Coniglio, Ryan Hollihan, Logan Horne, Jamal Lake, Ben
Shaquita Garcia. Leone, Pushkar Marathe, Olivia Meyer, Amanda Mizell,
“We are proud to partner with The Historical Society Kim Murstein, Emma Richter, Taylor Thomas Smythe,
Park staff are advised regularly by FWC, sea turtle of Palm Beach County to showcase our destination’s and Grace Walker
scientists, as well as sea turtle veterinarians, to make sure rich history of tourism and hospitality,” commented Major Partners: The Ben, The Boca Raton, CIBC,
the turtles are healthy and receive the best possible care. Milton Segarra, president and CEO of Discover The Palm Cognizant Classic, The Colony Hotel, Loggerhead
Before their release, both turtles received their final vet Beaches, Palm Beach County’s official tourism marketing Marinelife Center, Marine Industries Association of Palm
checkups and were cleared by the team at FWC. agency. “As America’s First Resort destination, visitors Beach County, PGA of America, Palm Beach County
The sea turtles were released off the coast of West have been coming to bask in our paradise for more than Sports Commission, Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival,
Palm Beach from ANGARI Foundation’s 65-foot research 125 years and this exhibit beautifully explores this Palm Beach Illustrated, Palm Beach International Airport,
vessel, R/V ANGARI. While ANGARI Foundation has important part of our history.” Palm Beach International Boat Show, The Park, Paul
supported sea turtle research onboard its vessel in the Wish You Were Here: Tourism in the Palm Beaches, Labrecque, Related Ross, Sotheby’s International Realty,
past, this is the first sea turtle release from R/V ANGARI. open from Nov. 15 through June 28, 2025, explores the Top of Mind PB, Visit Palm Beach, West Palm Beach
For more information about MacArthur Beach State local 150-year-old tourism industry. While visitors in Downtown Development Authority, and West Palm Beach
Park visit, macarthurbeach.org. 1875 ventured south for its natural beauty, Palm Beach Food Tours.
For more information about ANGARI Foundation visit County’s offerings now include nearly every recreational To learn more about The Historical Society, call (561)
angari.org. opportunity under the sun. Wish You Were Here explores 832-4164, Ext. 100 or visit pbchistory.org.
Photos by ANGARI Foundation this development and how the business of fun and games For more information about The Colony, please visit
and R&R still shapes and enriches the lives of tourists www.thecolonypalmbeach.com.
and residents today.
For more information about The Palm Beaches, visit
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visitors will get up close and personal with a 140-year-old
diary, the jazz that emanated from the Sunset Lounge, and
never-before-exhibited Highwaymen paintings. Featured
sports include baseball, golf, tennis, and polo.

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