Craig Jungwirth has been sitting in jail for nine months and there’s no sign of him being released anytime soon. He was back in court June 23 for a procedural hearing. He’s scheduled to return July 21 and a date for a jury trial will likely be set then.
In a recent story about parking, The Gazette wrote: “Parking spaces in Wilton Manors are somewhat scarce and, unless you’re at the Shoppes of Wilton Manors by 4 p.m., rarely free.”
Key West Pride is switching things up this year by kicking off at the end of June, a departure happening for the first time in years. The same slate of performances, a parade, and pool parties, can be counted on by returning visitors and year-round islanders.
“Pride has always been in the heart of Impact Encounters,” says founder Duni Bauta. He created his company in 2016 to put in motion a concept of traveling with like-minded people around the globe in a more impactful way. Duni comes with a wealth of experience in the travel and hospitality arenas. He was part of the management team of the iconic Jackie'O beach club in Mykonos.
Everybody uses the phrase “the new normal.” But this year’s Stonewall Pride Parade & Street Festival took us back to the old normal.
Quin Lamar, originally from Detroit, MI, has been in the stand-up game for a decade, playing numerous cities and appearing on the late-night talk show “Full Frontal with Samantha Bee” and TV series “Flatbush Misdemeanors.”
Before they hit the ice, the Florida Panthers hit the ice cream stand. A post on the NHL’s social media shows the team in front of the Dairy Queen in Wilton Manors, posing for pics with their Reece’s Pieces Cookie Dough Blizzards.
Founded in 1992, Compass LGBTQ+ Community Center has long been a cornerstone for Palm Beach County’s queer community. Every June, the organization caps off Pride Month with its most iconic event of the year: The Stonewall Ball, a glamorous fundraising gala honoring the legacy of the 1969 Stonewall Riots and fueling the fight for LGBTQ rights today.
Days in bomb shelters, seeing buildings reduced to rubble, and nights interrupted by air raids were a lot for Al Ferguson to live through and process. But the South Florida journalist’s final 14 hours in Israel would prove to be some of the most harrowing.
The 5th Annual Pride 5K at Nancy M. Graham Centennial Square on June 21 offers a vibrant blend of movement, community and celebration. Hosted by Night Runners West Palm Beach, the event promises to be the club’s biggest race yet, with more than 40 vendors, food trucks, and $2,000 in cash prizes on the line.
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