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William “Bill” C. Davell: AI Update: More Than Ever, “Careful” Is the Watchword

The Good News provides a monthly column with important content having to do with topics from the legal community. This month, Tripp Scott attorney Bill Davell interviews fellow Tripp Scott attorney Seth Donahoe, with an update on AI. A year and a half ago, this column warned readers, in the immortal words of Sgt. Phil Esterhaus, to “be careful out there” when it came to employing so-called generative artificial intelligence.  Even back in December 2023, more than 100 million consumer and business users had employed AI tools, but that explosion of usage has grown to engulf nearly every area of […]

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Youth Experience Summer Splurge 2025

BiG Children’s Foundation provided a fun and enriching experience in July for at-risk youth, particularly those in foster care, aging out of the system, or experiencing homelessness, during their Summer Splurge 2025 summer camp. The program aims to improve the well-being of these youth by focusing on their mind, body, and spirit through various activities and skill-building opportunities, and the teens had a blast! What’s in the Summer Splurge? Beginning with icebreakers and team-building activities to loosen them up and get them interacting with each other, campers did some therapeutic group work to ease their anxiety and give them a […]

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Dr. David Lema: Angry Birds

You may have heard of the popular video game, and subsequent movie, “Angry Birds.” In the game players use a slingshot to launch various birds with unique abilities to strike down structures built by green pigs to destroy them and rescue their eggs. In the movie, Red is the temperamental desert cardinal and the leader of the flock. He is bossy, strict, egotistic and poor at stress and anger management. He has a very short temper and the problems that go with it. However, he is perhaps the most dedicated to protecting the eggs from being captured by the pigs. […]

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Dr. Rob Pacienza: A Christian Perspective on Work

The great Reformer Martin Luther taught that every Christian has four “vocations” (callings) in life: family, church, work and community. Out of those four, the workplace calling might be the most difficult for everyday Christians to figure out. After all, even though a pastor or missionary might easily understand how their workplace is a calling, an everyday worker might find it more challenging. So, the question arises: “How can I, as a Christian, approach my workplace calling in a way that fully honors God?”    The purpose of work For starters, it should be noted that Scripture and history reveal […]

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New Thrift Store to Benefit Restoration Bridge International

Restoration Bridge International recently announced the opening of a new store, RBI Thrift, at the Boynton Beach Mall, furthering its mission to combat hunger. Every single dollar generated from sales at the store will directly benefit their ongoing efforts to provide vital food resources to families in need. About the new thrift store The store is strategically located near one of the nonprofit’s major operations. Every Saturday, Restoration Bridge holds its largest grocery giveaway at the mall, serving about 1,500 families. The thrift store’s presence builds on this connection, offering shoppers great deals while supporting a vital cause. Securing the […]

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Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Program Receives Center of Distinction Honor

Physicians, leaders and clinicians at Holy Cross Health are proud to announce that their Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Program has been awarded the prestigious Center of Distinction award by Healogics®, the nation’s largest provider of advanced wound care services. The program achieved outstanding clinical outcomes for twelve consecutive months, including a patient satisfaction rate higher than 92 percent. About Holy Cross’ Healing and Hyperbaric Program “This is based on the achievement of quality metrics and is a testament to the exceptional care we provide our patients every day,” said Margie Garland, Program Director of the Wound Healing and Hyperbarics Program at […]

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Dr. O.S. Hawkins: Meet the Holy Spirit

Allow me the privilege of introducing you to the Holy Spirit. Perhaps there has never been another person as misrepresented and misunderstood as He. He is not some mysterious, nebulous force that can be equated to the famous Star Wars saying, “May the Force be with you.” Nor, for those who know something of the Bible, did He show up on the scene for the first time on the day of Pentecost in an upper room on Mount Zion in the city of Jerusalem.    The Holy Spirit is God Let’s begin with a foundational statement. The Holy Spirit is […]

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Dr. Bob Barnes and Torrey Roberts: Use the Four “Rs” and Have a Winning School Year!

Parents could learn a lot from football coaches. Right now, before the season begins, coaches are not just thinking about getting through it. They are already working to help every player bring his “A” game to opening day. The coaching principle of preparation is also true for parents. Opening day of the school year is upon us. This is the time parents must show up with their plan for a successful school year.  Coaches do not wait for the first game to hold their first meeting. Long before the games begin coaches get together to develop a plan. They start […]

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Joseph D. Kenner: Back to School, Back to Stability

Summer is here, and with it comes a new season of opportunity at HOPE South Florida. As families prepare for a return to school routines, we’re reminded that stability is the foundation for success, especially for children. But for thousands of families in our community, that foundation is missing. When most people hear the word “homelessness,” they picture someone chronically unhoused — perhaps a man on a park bench or someone panhandling at a traffic light. But the reality we see every day tells a different story. Family homelessness is rising dramatically, and many of the families we serve don’t […]

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Dr. Debra A. Schwinn: New Physician Associate Medicine Program Focuses on Christ-Centered Health Care

Palm Beach Atlantic University (PBA) is dedicated to equipping tomorrow’s leaders with the skills, knowledge, and integrity needed to fulfill their calling. This fall, we are taking an ambitious step forward in our School of Health Professions, blending rigorous health care training and service with a Christ-first focus. As the demand for skilled health care workers surges, our new Physician Associate Medicine program not only meets growing industry needs but also equips future clinicians to serve with excellence, humility and deep respect for the dignity of every patient. Learn more in this article written by Dr. Phil Tobin, dean of […]

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