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Observer LWHerald.com Serving Lake Worth • Lantana • Palm Springs • Lake Clarke Shores • Atlantis South Palm Beach • Manalapan • Greenacres • Hypoluxo Thursday, April 6, 2017 Coastal/Greenacres Chinese protesters placed banners across from Eau Palm Beach where the President of the Republic of China, Xi Jinping will Stay Thursday and Friday as he visits with President Donald Trump at Mar-A-Lago. Republic of China President, Xi Jinping In Area to Meet With President Trump The President of the Republic of China will be staying at the Eau Palm Beach Thursday and Fri- day while in the area for a meeting with President Donald Trump. Eau Palm Beach is a short drive down A!A from Mar-A-Lago, Trump's home on Palm Beach. The two will meet at Mar-A- Lago. Traffic in the area is expected to be heavy with occasional road closings. The Secret Service will occupy approximately 85 percent of the parking at Lantana Beach according to Lantana Police Chief Sean Scheller. Approximately 40 buses will bring protesters into the area while President Xi Jingping is in the area. Jinping is scheduled to arrive Thursday, although Scheller could not divulge an approximate time. On Wednesday, fencing had been placed along A1A in front of Eau Palm Beach and along Ocean Avenue in front of Plaza Del Mar and up to The Carlisle. A few Chinese protest- ers were out along the fence lining the intersec- tion of Ocean Avenue and A1A Wednesday with banners. Chief Scheller said he expects beach parking and traffic to be back to normal before Saturday when more residents will be coming to the beach. Mayor David Stewart said Wednesday the Secret Service was not stopping beach goers from us- ing Lantana Beach. The parking lot was full of Secret Service vehicles and trucks with fencing and barricades. News media vehicles were parked at Plaza Del Mar, setting up their an- tennas in preparation for Xi Jinping's arrival. Welcome banners, American and Chinese flags are draped over barricades in front of Eau Palm Beach. Greenacres City Council appointed Councilwoman Paula Bousquet as Dep- uty Mayor. The Council also appointed Mayor Joel Flores as representative and Councilman Peter Noble as alternate to the Metropolitan Planning Organization and selected Nobel as Voting Delegate and Councilwoman Judith Dugo as Alternate Delegate to the Palm Beach County League of Cities. The Council voted to approve Resolutions Ap- proving the applications for Special Exceptions to allow a drive-thru fast food restaurant (Zaxby's)and a retail tire store (Discount Tire) in a Commercial Intensive (CI) Zoning Dis- trict, located at 5900 Lake Worth Road, as requested by the petitioner, Thomas Engineering Group, agent for the owner, Target Cor- poration. Council also approved a site plan amendment for approval to construct a 3,847 square foot fast food restaurant with a drive- thru and a 7,373 square foot tire store at the northwest and northeast corners of the Target site. LCS Holds Annual Picnic A Lake Clarke Shores Police Officer sitting a child on his motorcycle during the annual picnic. Residents turned out to enjoy a day of community activities. Greenacres Makes Appointments Clears Way for Zaxby's and Discount Tire On Target Property Palm Springs Residents Eggstravaganza Palm Springs residents are invited to the Easter Eggstravaganza April 12, 6-8 p.m. at the Village Athletic Complex. The event is for Palm Springs residents only. Residents are invited to bring a camera for photos with the bunny, enjoy the petting zoo, bounce hous- es, food trucks, games, bal- loon art and face painting. A Easter Egg Hunt will be held for one-two year olds, 6-30-7:15 p.m., three-four years olds, 7:30-8:15 p.m., five-six year olds, 6:30 p.m., seven-eight year olds, 7 p.m. and nine-ten year olds 7:30 p.m. For more information call 561-964-8820. Greenacres Celebrates Egg’stravaganza City of Greenacres resi- dents get your baskets ready for The City of Greenacres Egg’stravaganza, April 15 from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Greenacres Community Park. This is a free event. Hunt for special eggs (15 eggs for $5), enjoy a hay ride, arts and crafts, get photos taken with the Easter bunny, and more. Food and refreshments will be available for purchase. Cash only. Greenacres Community Park is located at 2905 Jog Road. Chinese protesters explain their plight to an interested passerby in the park- ing lot of Plaza Del Mar. Palm Springs to Hold Summer Camps The Village of Palm Springs Parks and Recre- ation Department is once again holding their Sum- mer Camps. In addition to the 5-12 year old camp, there will also be a Teen Camp for campers between the ages of 13-15. Both camps will go on field trips that are suited for the age groups they are enrolled in. Registration for Village of Palm Springs residents is now ongoing. Non-Resident registration will begin Monday, May 1. Both camps will start on Monday, June 5. The cost of the camp is $125 per week with a one- time registration fee of $25 which includes five camp T- shirts. Also included in the camp fees is breakfast and lunch (provided through Palm Beach County), field trips, and all supplies used at camp. There will be a $10 discount for all weeks paid in full by May 20. Camp hours are from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. with field trips scheduled between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. For more information, please contact the Parks and Recreation office at 964-8820.
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Serving Lake Worth • Lantana • Palm Springs • Lake Clarke Shores • Atlantis South Palm Beach • Manalapan • Greenacres • Hypoluxo
Thursday, April 6, 2017
Coastal/Greenacres
Chinese protesters placed banners across from Eau Palm Beach where the President of the Republic of China, Xi Jinping will Stay Thursday and Friday as he visits with President Donald Trump at Mar-A-Lago.
Republic of China President, Xi Jinping In Area to Meet With President Trump
The President of the Republic of China will be staying at the Eau Palm Beach Thursday and Fri-day while in the area for a meeting with President Donald Trump.
Eau Palm Beach is a short drive down A!A from Mar-A-Lago, Trump's home on Palm Beach. The two will meet at Mar-A-Lago.
Traffic in the area is expected to be heavy with occasional road closings.
The Secret Service will occupy approximately 85 percent of the parking at Lantana Beach according to Lantana Police Chief
Sean Scheller.Approximately 40 buses
will bring protesters into the area while President Xi Jingping is in the area. Jinping is scheduled to arrive Thursday, although Scheller could not divulge an approximate time.
On Wednesday, fencing had been placed along A1A in front of Eau Palm Beach and along Ocean Avenue in front of Plaza Del Mar and up to The Carlisle.
A few Chinese protest-ers were out along the fence lining the intersec-tion of Ocean Avenue and A1A Wednesday with
banners.Chief Scheller said he
expects beach parking and traffic to be back to normal before Saturday when more residents will be coming to the beach.
Mayor David Stewart said Wednesday the Secret Service was not stopping beach goers from us-ing Lantana Beach. The parking lot was full of Secret Service vehicles and trucks with fencing and barricades.
News media vehicles were parked at Plaza Del Mar, setting up their an-tennas in preparation for Xi Jinping's arrival.
Welcome banners, American and Chinese flags are draped over barricades in front of Eau Palm Beach.
Greenacres City Council appointed Councilwoman Paula Bousquet as Dep-uty Mayor. The Council also appointed Mayor Joel Flores as representative and Councilman Peter Noble as alternate to the Metropolitan Planning Organization and selected Nobel as Voting Delegate and Councilwoman Judith Dugo as Alternate Delegate
to the Palm Beach County League of Cities.
The Council voted to approve Resolutions Ap-proving the applications for Special Exceptions to allow a drive-thru fast food restaurant (Zaxby's)and a retail tire store (Discount Tire) in a Commercial Intensive (CI) Zoning Dis-trict, located at 5900 Lake Worth Road, as requested
by the petitioner, Thomas Engineering Group, agent for the owner, Target Cor-poration.
Council also approved a site plan amendment for approval to construct a 3,847 square foot fast food restaurant with a drive-thru and a 7,373 square foot tire store at the northwest and northeast corners of the Target site.
LCS Holds Annual Picnic
A Lake Clarke Shores Police Officer sitting a child on his motorcycle during the annual picnic. Residents turned out to enjoy a day of community activities.
Greenacres Makes Appointments Clears Way for Zaxby's and Discount Tire On Target Property
Palm Springs Residents Eggstravaganza
Palm Springs residents are invited to the Easter Eggstravaganza April 12, 6-8 p.m. at the Village Athletic Complex. The event is for Palm Springs residents only.
Residents are invited to bring a camera for photos with the bunny, enjoy the petting zoo, bounce hous-es, food trucks, games, bal-
loon art and face painting.A Easter Egg Hunt
will be held for one-two year olds, 6-30-7:15 p.m., three-four years olds, 7:30-8:15 p.m., five-six year olds, 6:30 p.m., seven-eight year olds, 7 p.m. and nine-ten year olds 7:30 p.m.
For more information call 561-964-8820.
Greenacres Celebrates Egg’stravaganzaCity of Greenacres resi-
dents get your baskets ready for The City of Greenacres
Egg’stravaganza, April 15 from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Greenacres Community
Park. This is a free event.Hunt for special eggs
(15 eggs for $5), enjoy a hay ride, arts and crafts, get photos taken with the Easter bunny, and more.
Food and refreshments will be available for purchase. Cash only.
Greenacres Community Park is located at 2905 Jog Road.
Chinese protesters explain their plight to an interested passerby in the park-ing lot of Plaza Del Mar.
Palm Springs to Hold Summer Camps
The Village of Palm Springs Parks and Recre-ation Department is once again holding their Sum-mer Camps. In addition to the 5-12 year old camp, there will also be a Teen Camp for campers between the ages of 13-15. Both camps will go on field trips that are suited for the age groups they are enrolled in.
Registration for Village of Palm Springs residents is now ongoing. Non-Resident registration will begin Monday, May 1. Both camps will start on Monday, June 5. The cost of the camp is
$125 per week with a one-time registration fee of $25 which includes five camp T-shirts. Also included in the camp fees is breakfast and lunch (provided through Palm Beach County), field trips, and all supplies used at camp. There will be a $10 discount for all weeks paid in full by May 20. Camp hours are from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. with field trips scheduled between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
For more information, please contact the Parks and Recreation office at 964-8820.
