Tequesta News

The Susan G. Komen Foundation has been in the news quite a bit over the past ten days, and it will be front and center this weekend at Coconut Point, where the organization is partnering with Howard Alan Events, Ltd.

Jason Turner said Friday. Tequesta Police said Andrew Uhland had been eluding authorities since early January, when he fled his home as they interviewed his mother.

Those attending were Bottom row, left to right, Linda Green, Irene Mustapik, Shirley Trowbridge, Maureen Nadel, Estee Lacilla, Marylyn Tomajan, Anita Scarola, the hostess.

The owner of two boats that have run aground beside the Pineda Causeway plans to ask a judge for more time to get the vessels floating again.

Kenneth Jacob Hielema of Tequesta, Fla., passed away peacefully at the age of 75, Thursday, Jan.

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Loggerhead Marinelife Center volunteers Caroline Tapley and Carl Stearns carry "Checkers" to sea after a 110-day rehabilitation at Loggerhead Marinelife Center.

Age is a relative thing in Florida. While there are certainly plenty of retirees "of a certain age" in the area, businesses are another matter.

Michelle Stitsky and Lorne Stitsky bought a house at 3424 Inlet Court in Tequesta from Douglas Gregg and Susan Gregg for $445,000 on Dec.

It happened just after 7:30 p.m. on US 1 in front of Publix. Two men in their twenties walked in front of a Lexus that was traveling northbound, according to Tequesta Police Department officials.

Investigators say two white males in their 20's walked in front of a Lexus four door vehicle that was traveling northbound on US 1. According to police, one of the pedestrians was transported by Trauma Hawk to St.

Traffic in both directions will be closed while the machinery to raise and lower the span is replaced.

"I'm extremely sorry for any harm I've done during my employment at the clinic," Dr.

Chat LIVE with Fox 29's Rachel Leigh every Wednesday starting at 8 PM. She'll be reading some of your comments Thursday during the Fox 29 10 O'Clock News.

If you are wanted for a crime or your license is suspended, don't drive into or out of the village on Country Club Drive.

Two cameras, perched on 12-foot poles, photograph the rear license plate of all vehicles.

TEQUESTA, Fla. - A quiet Florida community is becoming a hot spot for people looking to have a good time without the crowd.A A A Business owners say they are seeing a number of people make their way from larger cities to enjoy what Tequesta has to offer.

"We originally figured the cost would be about $50,000. I'm starting to worry about the trickle effect of this project," said Councilman Todd Wodraska, who voted for the project.