Page 8 - Lifestyles in Palm Beach Gardens - September '24

Page 8, Lifestyles in Palm Beach Gardens
State Legislators

Address Key Community Issues At Palm Beach North

Chamber Of Commerce Event

Senator Bobby Powell, Senator Gayle Harrell, “Today’s Annual Legislative Forum exemplifies our About Palm Beach North Chamber Of Commerce
Representative Rick Roth, and Representative Jervonte commitment to fostering open dialogue and collaboration Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce is one of the
Edmond gathered recently at the Palm Beach North Chamber between our local business leaders and state legislators,” largest and most active business organizations in Southeast
of Commerce’s highly anticipated Annual Legislative Forum. said Noel Martinez, president of the Palm Beach North Florida. Serving businesses in the 10 municipalities
This significant event designed to foster dialogue between Chamber of Commerce. “Advocacy is one of our greatest that make up Palm Beach North, the chamber fosters
local business leaders and elected officials was expertly strengths, and the insights and discussions from this a partnership of private, public, educational, and civic
moderated by Traci Rollins. event are crucial in addressing the key issues facing our organizations working together to ensure Palm Beach
The forum provided an invaluable opportunity for community and shaping a prosperous future for the Palm North is Florida’s “Prosperity Coast.” The chamber’s
attendees to engage directly with their legislators, discussing Beach North region.” four strategic imperatives are: a prosperous economy,
pressing issues and gaining insights into the legislative The Annual Legislative Forum underscores the Palm high quality of life for all residents, a smart and connected
priorities that will shape the future of the region. Key Beach North Chamber of Commerce’s commitment to region, and regional leadership. For more information,
topics covered during the panel discussion included ethical facilitating meaningful discussions and collaborations visit www.pbnchamber.com.
violations and public corruption, affordable housing, between business leaders and policymakers. This event
healthcare, workforce retention and talent development, and provides a platform for addressing critical issues and shaping
property insurance reforms. a prosperous future for the Palm Beach North community.
Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Celebrates Latino Conservation

Week With Spanish-Language Programming

Join Busch Wildlife Sanctuary at Abramson & Schlaggar Latino Conservation Week, from Sept. 14 to Sept. 22, was learn about the local flora and fauna in their backyards.”
Reserve, a renowned nonprofit organization dedicated created to support the Latino community in participating On Sept. 14, Busch Wildlife Sanctuary will host three
to wildlife conservation and environmental education, in outdoor activities and protecting our natural resources. Spanish-language educational programs: “Panthers on the
in celebrating Latino Conservation Week with special Busch Wildlife Sanctuary is honored to kick off Latino Prowl” at 12:30 p.m., “Amazing Black Bears” at 1:30
Spanish-language programming on Saturday, Sept. 14. Conservation Week by hosting Spanish-language programs p.m., and “Conservation Conversation” at 2:30 p.m., in
to help educate the Latino community on cohabitating with addition to yard games and other interactive exhibits at
native wildlife and conservation efforts. the Sanctuary.
“It’s important to provide Spanish-language Busch Wildlife Sanctuary is open to the public from
programming because we are in an area with a substantial 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. Admission is by donation.
Spanish-speaking population, “said Busch Wildlife To learn about Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, visit www.
Sanctuary’s Director of Education Rebecca Reid. “We buschwildlife.org, Nurture What’s Wild.
want to ensure inclusivity for all community members
by providing the opportunity for everyone to explore and

Historical Society Announces

Grand Exhibition At Johnson

History Museum

The Historical Society of Palm Beach County from the Sunset Lounge, and never-before-exhibited
launched its upcoming season’s grand exhibition at Highwaymen paintings. Featured sports include
the Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County baseball, golf, tennis, and polo.
History Museum with a cocktail event in the Hamptons, As of Aug. 6, Host Committee: Daphne Nikolopoulos
partnering with The Palm Beaches, The Colony Hotel, (Chair), Michael Aram, Lindsay Autry, Amy and Brett
Sciame Homes, and Sciame Construction at Wölffer Baier, Sebastian Clarke, Annie Falk, Nacho Figueras,
Estate Vineyard. Beth Fishel and Dr. Robert Fishel, Bruce Helander,
More than 100 guests gathered to enjoy wine, light Daniel Hostettler, Susan Magrino, Bernardo Netto,
bites and the first look at the Historical Society’s Kiki and Greg Norman, Milly and Patrick Park, Luke
upcoming exhibition. The evening was hosted by Sarah Reissman, Laura and Byron Russell, David Sabin,
and Andrew Wetenhall and Kelly and Andrew Sciame. Milton Segarra, Jessica Shapiro, Mish Tworkowski,
Notable guests included Cameron Silver, Timo Weiland, Katherine van Dell, Sarah Wetenhall, and Michael Zeff
Jean Shafiroff, Elisabeth and Charlotte Munder, Joseph Artist in Residence: Kyle Lucks
and Max McNamara, Margit Brandt, Rick Rose, Junior Committee: Skye Sherman (Chair), Collin
Malcolm Carfrae, Pamela Tick, Jessie Loeffler Randall, Santini Adams, Bettina Anderson, Caroline Bramlett
Kyle Lucks, and Shaquita Garcia. Broome, Tyler Cameron, Sophie Chateauvert, Christina
“We are proud to partner with The Historical Society Coniglio, Ryan Hollihan, Logan Horne, Jamal Lake,
of Palm Beach County to showcase our destination’s Ben Leone, Pushkar Marathe, Olivia Meyer, Amanda
rich history of tourism and hospitality,” commented Mizell, Kim Murstein, Emma Richter, Taylor Thomas
Milton Segarra, president and CEO of Discover Smythe, and Grace Walker
The Palm Beaches, Palm Beach County’s official Major Partners: The Ben, The Boca Raton, CIBC,
tourism marketing agency. “As America’s First Resort Cognizant Classic, The Colony Hotel, Loggerhead
destination, visitors have been coming to bask in our Marinelife Center, Marine Industries Association of
paradise for more than 125 years and this exhibit Palm Beach County, PGA of America, Palm Beach
beautifully explores this important part of our history.” County Sports Commission, Palm Beach Food &
Wish You Were Here: Tourism in the Palm Beaches, Wine Festival, Palm Beach Illustrated, Palm Beach
open from Nov. 15 through June 28, 2025, explores International Airport, Palm Beach International Boat
the local 150-year-old tourism industry. While visitors Show, The Park, Paul Labrecque, Related Ross,
in 1875 ventured south for its natural beauty, Palm Sotheby’s International Realty, Top of Mind PB, Visit
Beach County’s offerings now include nearly every Palm Beach, West Palm Beach Downtown Development
recreational opportunity under the sun. Wish You Were Authority, and West Palm Beach Food Tours.
Captain’s was established in 1980 servicing Here explores this development and how the business To learn more about The Historical Society, call
Palm Beach County and is a privately of fun and games and R&R still shapes and enriches (561) 832-4164, Ext. 100 or visit pbchistory.org.
owned and managed company. the lives of tourists and residents today. For more information about The Colony, please visit
Captain’s is committed to providing Wish You Were Here and related special events will www.thecolonypalmbeach.com.
dependable, reliable and professional transport visitors with celebrities, artifacts, and stories For more information about The Palm Beaches, visit
ground transportation to and from all
South Florida Airports and Seaports. PBCVH212 that residents can relate to year-round. Using new www.ThePalmBeaches.com or follow on social media
To reserve your vehicle: technologies, visitors will get up close and personal on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, X, Threads,
561-798-2180 or 800-634-7890 www.captainsairport.com with a 140-year-old diary, the jazz that emanated Pinterest and LinkedIn.