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Host David Abroms speaks with guests about the latest happenings in the Palms West community. The podcast covers local events, people, and institutions in Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee Groves, West Palm Beach, and Lake Worth. Together, we explore the stories of these Palms West communities.
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David speaks with president and CEO of the Palm Beach Photographic Centre, Fatima NeJame. They discuss the long history of the center and the 26th annual Members' Best Show which is on display now through Oct. 28 at the center's downtown location in West Palm Beach. This year’s Best in Show was photographed by Linh Trinh of Palm Springs. The piece,…
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David talks with Dr. Luis Peña-Hernández, MD, a lung specialist at the Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Disorders Institute of South Florida, with an office in Wellington. We discuss the research trial PCSI is conducting using a new medical device called Sylvee which uses ultrasound technology to better monitor lung function. You can find out mo…
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David and new writer, Mel, discuss the 38th rhinoceros born at Lion Country Safari since its founding and the second of 2021. The safari park has grown its white rhino population to 15, including Josh, born in November, and his 22-year-old mother, Bloom. Josh is particularly special because Bloom’s family line is underrepresented. White rhinocerose…
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The Shining Horse Farm and Sanctuary was created in 2005 by Leanne Witt, after animals in need of assistance kept flooding through her doors. What started as a small rehabilitation journey for a couple of foals, blossomed into a rescue and rehabilitation sanctuary. This summer, the organization plans to host a series of educational programs for peo…
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David and Mia discuss the new golf cart ordinance that has gone into effect in the Village of Wellington. In recent years golf carts have become extremely common in the village. They are widely used in the equestrian industry, within neighborhoods and when traveling short distances. According to the ordinance, golf carts are allowed on designated v…
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In this episode, we discuss the City of Westlake, Palm Beach County’s newest, fastest growing town. In 2016, the five residence that lived on the old citrus grove voted unanimously to incorporate the city as the county’s 39th municipality. A 2012 Florida law that made it easier for cities to incorporate, allowed Minto Communities, a Canadian real e…
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Mia and David discuss the new addition to join the family at Lion Country Safari. A male chimpanzee named Tonk was born to mother Irene late last year. Tonk is the first chimp born at Lion Country Safari in more than 16 years. Check out our latest article about Tonk: https://www.palmswestjournal.com/post/tonk-the-chimp-born-at-lion-country-safari…
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In this episode, Mia and David discuss the water challenges in South Florida and how they are affecting the ecosystem. We discuss the continued decline of the manatee population due to water quality issues, as well as the importance of the Everglades to our water supply. We also discuss an upcoming article about the traveling Smithsonian exhibit no…
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In this episode, Mia speaks with Nancy Stewart, the executive director of Garlic Fest. They discuss all the trials and tribulations that Garlic Fest has gone through and the new and exciting features of this year's Garlic Fest. They also discuss the roles of their nonprofit partners in making the event a success. Read our full story: https://www.pa…
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In this episode, we hear from Josh Brinzo, one of the owners of Stormhouse Brewing in North Palm Beach. He discusses with Mia all that went into creating this brewpub, from the initial idea to opening amid a pandemic. He talks about what makes Stormhouse unique and what they are doing to help connect the community. Stormhouse Brewing is the new hom…
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As we look forward to the new year, David takes us through the transition of 2021 and what to look out for in 2022. Palms West Journal has launched our new website, newsletter, and podcast. Please sign up for our newsletter using the link below: https://www.palmswestjournal.com/subscription David also discusses articles in the latest issue of Palms…
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David and Mia discuss the alarming rise in the number of manatee deaths in South Florida. In addition to boat strikes, polluted waters are wreaking havoc on the manatee food supply. Mia talks to Kimberleigh Dinkins from the Save the Manatee Club about the situation. We discuss efforts underway by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commissio…
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David and Mia discuss the green markets that are now open in Palm Beach County. First we discuss the many benefits that green markets provide to local businesses and the community. We highlight four specific markets. Abacoa Green Market and Lantana Green Market just opened this year. We also cover Swank Specialty Produce Market located in Loxahatch…
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David and Mia discuss the return of Brightline to the transportation scene. The passenger rail line with services from West Palm Beach to Miami has been shuttered since the beginning of the COVID outbreak. We discuss new features Brightline is offering including special pricing, the Polar Express experience, and Brightline+, a new door-to-door serv…
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David speaks with Mia about the rare white rhinoceros born at Lion Country Safari on World Rhinoceros Day. The Loxahatchee drive-through safari park welcomed Aziza, a female southern white rhino calf. The birth contributes to worldwide conservation efforts for rhinoceroses, which are at risk because of a shrinking habitat and poaching. It is estima…
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In the first episode of the Palms West Podcast, David Abroms sits down with Mia Petruccelli to discuss the Covid Memorial Quilt exhibit at the Armory Art Center in West Palm Beach. Mia shares insights from her interview with the quilt creator, 14-year-old Madeleine Fugate and the significance of commemorating each loss with a sewn square. The exhib…
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