WELLINGTON GREEN MARKET LAUNCHES THIS MONTH
Area residents will be able to find fresh produce and much more at the new Wellington Green Market, which opens this month at the Wellington Amphitheater.

INTERNATIONAL POLO CLUB TO HOST YOGA FESTIVAL
On the evening of Friday, Nov. 11 and all day Saturday, Nov. 12, the International Polo Club Palm Beach will be transformed as the site of Yogafest, a celebration of mind, body, spirit and well-being hosted by the MahaShakti Foundation.

A VISIT TO JAMES LALA’S WELLINGTON QUARANTINE
As the proprietor of the Palm Beach area’s busiest equine import and export quarantine, Wellington horseman James Lala plays a critical role in the area’s equestrian industry.

JEWELRY PIONEERS OPEN PANDORA STORE IN WELLINGTON
Famous for its custom-designed charm bracelets, Pandora Jewelry is now open in the Mall at Wellington Green. The local store is owned by longtime jewelry industry pioneers Nate and Pattie Light.

TRILLIUM MEDICAL CENTER’S DR. KIMBERLY SUSSMAN
Dr. Kimberly Sussman believes that by providing the most state-of-the-art technology, she is making the lives of her patients at the new Trillium Medical Center easier.

WELLINGTON STAR: YOUNG SINGER EMILY BROOKE
Young country music singer and Wellington resident Emily Brooke is gaining recognition across the nation as an up-and-coming performer, having shared the stage with some of Nashville’s biggest acts. She is this month’s Wellington Star.

A BREAST CANCER SURVIVOR SHARES HER STORY
Wellington businesswoman Mariel Lemke, a breast cancer survivor, shares her story with Wellington The Magazine readers in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

PINK PETALS & BOWS PARTY OCT. 20 IN WELLINGTON
One in every eight women will battle breast cancer. On Thursday, Oct. 20, survivors, along with their families and friends, are invited to the fifth annual Pink Petals & Bows Party, hosted by Plastic Surgery of Palm Beach.

WELLINGTON PAP CORPS CHAPTER SEEKS MORE MEMBERS
The Wellington Pap Corps Chapter is holding its Tennis & Golf Outing on Monday, Oct. 24 at the Wanderers Club — part of an effort to get more people involved in this cancer-fighting group.

DR. KATHLEEN MINNICK AIMS TO PUT PATIENTS FIRST
As one of the few female board-certified breast surgeons in Palm Beach County, Dr. Kathleen E. Minnick — founder of Advanced Breast Care of the Palm Beaches in Wellington — strives to be more than just a doctor to her patients.