“This seems to call into question whether the developer would re-open the Gulfstream Hotel. . .

“. . . and build a ‘second hotel’ if not awarded the beachfront project.”

Another article discovered. This one from April 2015 in a former City tabloid.

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“We would like to immediately get to an agreement,” the developer writes in a March 2 [2015] letter. . .

Of course, Hudson Holdings is gone, now completely out of the picture which is very good news indeed. So what is the status of the Gulfstream Hotel now? Here is more information:

• For the status of the current approvals click on this link.
• More information how we got to this point, since May 2014, the highs and the lows.
• Be very suspicious of what you read in The Palm Beach Post pertaining to the Gulfstream Hotel.
• And is the Gulfstream Hotel haunted by a ghost or ghosts? No. A rumor completely debunked. 

Now back to that tabloid clipping above.

That former tabloid first appeared in January 2015 with the headline, “Gallery Owner Pitches ‘Art Ship’ for Lake Worth’s Waterfront”. The tabloid ultimately failed from lack of advertising and community support.

The exclamation mark (!) was a quite
frequent punctuation tool.

Downtown littering became a big problem throughout the City following this tabloid’s release, given away FREE and delivered FREE to select neighborhoods with what are called “supervoters” (those who vote in every election). Also interesting, the tabloid stopped publishing shortly after the March elections that year.

Several archival collections remain of this tabloid — separate from and not to be confused with The Lake Worth Herald — the City’s oldest business, “Established in 1912”.