**MEETING POSTPONED** Special Parrot Cove March Meeting - Lake Worth Playhouse-Speakers State Attorney Aronberg & County Mayor Kerner

Announcement from the Parrot Cove Neighborhood Association:

Please be advised that the Board of Directors of Parrot Cove has opted to postpone the meeting and reschedule our two guest speakers. Given the current concerns surrounding the Corona Virus and recent developments in Florida and here in Palm Beach County (such as the guy who knew he had it and took a flight through PBI anyway), we do not feel there would be strong attendance and many would miss out on hearing from County Mayor Kerner and State Attorney Aronberg.

So for that reason, we feel it best to reschedule when more will be willing to attend.

Vote "YES" on Question #3 - March 17th Election

News Worthy is Coming!

News Worthy Episode 1

Community Crime Walk. Save the date and time: March 14th from 3:00–5:00.

Here is a message from PBSO District 14 Cpt. Todd Baer:

For contact information and to learn more about PBSO District 14 in the City of Lake Worth Beach click on this link.

Press Release. LWB Public Library with exciting news: CloudLibrary service.

Lake Worth Beach — Over 97,000 eBooks and eAudiobooks available with Lake Worth Beach Public Library’s new CloudLibrary service. Residents will be able to access eBooks with their Lake Worth Beach Public Library card using the cloudLibrary app (see link below).

The cloudLibrary app is easy to use on a mobile device, computer or tablet. Apps are downloaded directly from the Apple Store or Google Play. Other options include downloading the app for Windows PC or Mac OS X. Once the app is downloaded a user can log in with their library card number and then browse and borrow eBooks. Borrowed books will remain available through the app for up to 2 weeks.

The CloudLibrary app is available using this link: https://www.yourcloudlibrary.com/

For information about CloudLibrary or to learn how to get a library card residents should contact the library by calling 561-533-7354 or send an email to: lwblibrary@lakeworthbeachfl.gov


To learn more about the LOCAL library in Lake Worth Beach click on this link. This public facility is closed on Sundays and Mondays and open on Tuesday–Saturday from noon–6:00.

Lake Worth Beach Mayor Pam Triolo’s State of the City Address.

Save The Date!

Here is a message from the City of Lake Worth Beach:

Please join us Thursday, March 12th as Mayor Pam Triolo presents the annual State of the City address in the Lake Worth Beach Casino Ballroom at 6:00 ᴘᴍ.

The Mayor will be discussing the City’s current progress and presenting her vision for the coming year. Before and after the Mayor’s address City departments will have tables set up with information about their work and staff members will be available to answer questions.

Guests will have the opportunity to learn more about what is being done every day to improve the lives of all who reside in or visit the City. Free parking will be available at the Lake Worth Casino and Beach Complex starting at 5:30 ᴘᴍ. Seating and parking will be provided on a first come first serve basis. Admission is free.

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Have a question or comment for the mayor? Click on this link for contact information.

City of Lake Worth Beach, Florida, will host the 2020 NLC Small Cities Council Conference.

The National League of Cities (NLC) is a nonpartisan, “voice of cities, towns, and villages representing more than 200 million people.”

Lake Worth Beach is seeking sponsors for this important event. For more details about this conference at the end of this blog post is contact information.

Here is the message from LWB City Manager Michael Bornstein, two excerpts:


We are proud to announce the City of Lake Worth Beach has been selected as Host City for the 2020 National League of Cities (NLC) Small Cities Council Conference scheduled for July 15–18, 2020.

This conference will bring together mayors and city council members from municipalities with populations of 50,000 or less from across the nation to provide opportunities to learn and network through a variety of expert presentations, tours and best practices. The conference theme is SMALL CITIES IN BIG PLACES. By NLC definition, eighty-two percent of Palm Beach County's municipalities are small cities. We look forward to the opportunity to showcase Lake Worth Beach as well as our sister cities.

We ask for your support as a sponsor to make this event extraordinary. We know our efforts will go even further with your organization as a sponsor. We have categorized our needs into four (4) sponsorship categories (Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze).

and. . .

Your support and sponsorship is extremely valued and appreciated. With you by our side at this upcoming event, we are sure to highlight our community in a way that will make us stand out as a destination. We are hopeful your organization can collaborate with us as a sponsor. Please complete the application attached at your earliest convenience so we may begin including your logo on our marketing material.

Sponsorship information.

The sponsorships available are Platinum ($10K+), Gold ($7–10K), Silver ($3–7K), and Bronze (< $3K).

The Platinum sponsorship includes logo inclusion on event flyers and billboard, sponsor acknowledgement and distribution of promotional material during the event, recognition of business on City social media and additional benefits.

For more information contact Project Manager Jessica Savidge at 561-586-1674 or send an email to: jsavidge@lakeworthbeachfl.gov

Hymn of the Good Samaritan. A Christian prayer to inspire and teach.*

“From every race and land,

The victim of our day,
Abused and hurt by human hands,
Are wounded on life’s way.

The priest and Levite pass
And find not time to wait.
The pressing claims of living call;
They leave them to their fate.

But one of different faith
To care he felt compelled.
His active love like Jesus’ own
Uplifted, healed and held.

May this example lead,
Inspire and teach us all
That we may find in others’ faith. . .

The God on whom we call.”

*From The Interfaith Prayer Book (compiled by Ted Brownstein), expanded 2nd edition (2014), p. 69, a “selection of prayers from six religious traditions: Hindu, Jewish, Buddhist, Christian, Muslim and Bahá’í” [expanded edition includes prayers from native African, native American, Zoroastrian, Taoist, Confucian, Shinto, Jain and Sikh faiths].