Monthly Archives: February 2012

Yesterday I got up in a meeting and let everyone know, that I was not buying into scare tactics.  What Lake Worth needs is positive marketing and PR.   I am opposed to fences, right away it is a negative. … Continue reading →

This came from the Coconut Grapevine blog. regarding  a friend who is making the headlines and going viral.   Gailen David, best known as the Sky Steward, has caused quite a ruckus lately through his “Aluminum Lady” persona via YouTube videos. … Continue reading →

Photographers were all over the Lake Worth Street Painting Festival. It was  hard to take a bad photo this particular weekend.  The bloggers all posted photos of this event.  Lot of people shared via FB, tweeting with their personal phones aimed … Continue reading →

Thats the word for today.  Remember if you care you should be there.  Inspiration right here from Lakeside, Ohio, who knew!  Meeting is this evening 6 p.m.  at the Shuffleboard Courts.

It looked like it might rain on our parade however mother nature cooperated.  Last year the sun was brutal.   This year it was just perfect, a bit of  wind. All’s went well and ended well. We all see things differently … Continue reading →

This is the 18th Annual !    IT is a Chamber event and is a 501c3   Contact person who is busy busy busy is Nadine Burns   phone 561 582 4401   Volunteers will be wearing identifying T shirts. … Continue reading →

Take your pick.  Art is  more evident this weekend in Lake Worth, with over  400 artist on the street creating from dawn to dusk starting tomorrow.  McMow Art Glass has an Experimental Fusing lab from 9 – 12 tomorrow, Saturday morning.  Various hot … Continue reading →

Cottages of Lake Worth rival those of Key West.  I don’t mean rival via competition but the right.  This lovely blue house has neighbors to the right and left that just makes it a picture perfect post card.   When … Continue reading →

This is amazing,  I knew about all the work happening in Lake Worth via the CRA and its’s  NSP2 program.  What I did not know was where the  volunteers came from.  Thirteen young  women and nine young men, all still … Continue reading →