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Women’s Chamber of Commerce OF PALM BEACH COUNTY Announces 27th Annual Giraffe Awards Twenty-Eight Extraordinary Women Nominated in Five Categories WEST PALM BEACH, FEBRUARY 23, 2023 – The Women’s Chamber of Commerce of Palm Beach County is pleased to announce the...
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The Women’s Chamber of Commerce of Palm Beach County created questions to educate our membership and the community about the candidates and their perspectives. Below are the questions and the candidates that replied. Please click on their name to read their responses....
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Boynton Memorial Chapel is a family owned funeral home and is still operated by the original family. We pride ourselves in providing quality funeral and cremation services in a caring manner and have recently undergone expansion and renovation to meet the needs of our growing community. Boynton Memorial Chapel is a full service funeral home, with a large chapel and separate, private visitation rooms which can accommodate the smallest and the largest family and friend gatherings. Unlike most corporate owned funeral homes, we do not use alternate locations for our embalming and cremation service. Our preparation area, refrigeration facility and crematory are located on premises and are supervised by our own personnel. In other words, your family never leaves our family’s care. We invite you to tour our state of the art facilities at anytime and see the differences for yourself. To assist our community families, we also offer pre-arranged funeral plans. For more information, please call us or stop by our funeral home at anytime to discuss any questions and concerns you may have with any of our professional and knowledgeable licensed funeral directors.
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In 1957, Palm Beach County gave the Fair 100 acres at its present site but later took back 20 acres for the stockade. This contribution was made in consideration of the Fair agreeing to relocate from John Prince Park in order that the County could vie for a state university (PBCC).
Generally, the Fairgrounds is segregated into several pods or tracts: the parking tracts, Yesteryear Village, the iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre, and the exhibit buildings, including the Expo Center and the Agriplex. The space available on the Fairgrounds for trade shows and exhibits exceeds 200,000 square feet. During the annual South Florida Fair, the southern parking tract is utilized as the “midway” featuring rides, shows, games, and concessions.
Vicki Chouris
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