This is the first of a two-part series in the upcoming propose hotel in Wilton Manors, speaking directly with the developer of the project.
Wilton Manors is getting its first hotel and the developer has a career spanning four decades, numerous booms-and-busts, and is still very much in the game. The hotel’s investors all possess backgrounds in real estate, but most lack lead developer Mark Ellert’s hotel experience.
Several OutSFL writers won awards Friday during the Sunshine State Awards ceremony.
A church in Oakland Park was set ablaze earlier this month, and law enforcement is trying to identify the person behind the arson.
Sweet Diego is an energetic 3-year-old fellow who gets the zoomies when he first goes outside.
Wilton Manors has long been working to make the city friendlier to bicyclists and pedestrians, and an overhaul of 26th Street east of Five Points is a key part of the plan.
The Community Affairs Advisory Board (CAAB) in Wilton Manors is getting three new faces. At their meeting on Aug. 22, the city commission filled the four vacancies created by expiring terms.
Ron DeSantis, Chris Christie, and Michael Pence took the stage at the first GOP debate. At Hamburger Mary’s in Wilton Manors, they were upstaged by Rhonda Santis, Christine Christie, and Michelle Pence. For good measure, they were joined by Donna Trump.
Rohi’s Readery, a bookstore located in the Square in downtown West Palm Beach, was the subject of a TikTok video from a conservative TikToker in July. Since the incident, the store has received support nationally from activists and popular TikTokers from across the country rallied to the store’s defense, and the TikToker’s platform has been irrevocably damaged.
Is a hotel for the Island City a good or bad thing? Check out our news coverage on it and decide for yourself.
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