Local Florida Vibrio Vulnificus Infections Rise. Where New Cases Were Reported Source selected by Boca Raton News Editorial Desk · As published by The Boca Raton Tribune · September 18, 2026 · Photo: The Boca Raton Tribune · view original FacebookXWhatsAppEmail Sources and story details More LocalToday’s briefingLocal events ← Back to all news More Local → Today’s briefing Subscribe to newsletter
parksEVENT CANCELLED - Boca Raton's Park(ing) DayBoca Raton Mobility, the Traffic Division, & Strong Towns Boca Raton are hosting the City’s Park(ing) Day at Mizner Park - Due to the inclement weather, and in the interest of everyone's safety, the event has been CANCELLED....City of Boca Raton News Flash · Sep 18, 2026Read the brief
LocalIndustry veteran Hal Klein joins KW Inspire in Boca RatonSouth Florida Agent Magazine · Sep 18, 2026Read the brief
LocalEric Wind: A Passion for Vintage Watches Earns National RecognitionThe Boca Raton Tribune · Sep 18, 2026Read the brief
businessA Bishop for His Time: Manuel Rodriguez New Voice of Catholic ChurchThe Boca Raton Tribune · Sep 18, 2026Read the brief
businessBoca Raton manufacturer headed for liquidation with $148 million in debtsThe Business Journals · Sep 18, 2026Read the brief
LocalIn Slow Hurricane Season a Surprise Would-be Fay Tries to form in the AtlanticThe Boca Raton Tribune · Sep 18, 2026Read the brief
LocalNivada Grenchen Rocks the F77 with Seven Stone Dials for its 100th BirthdayThe Boca Raton Tribune · Sep 18, 2026Read the brief
LocalPersistent Humidity and Daily Thunderstorms Define Boca Raton’s Late-September OutlookThe Boca Raton Tribune · Sep 18, 2026Read the brief
LocalNew Tourism Record Set: The Palm Beaches Surpass6 Million Visitors for the First Half of the YearThe Boca Raton Tribune · Sep 18, 2026Read the brief
schoolsNewmark Arranges Financing for Related Ross’ Acquisition of 1.7 MSF Boca Raton Innovation Campuscitybiz · Sep 18, 2026Read the brief
