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David Bowers, of law firm Jones Foster Johnston & Stubbs, received the Gerald T. Hart Outstanding Tax Attorney of the Year award from the Florida Bar’s Tax Section.

Cleveland Clinic will open a 7,400-square-foot facility in Wellington, expanding its regional footprint.

Novation Settlement Solutions, based in West Palm Beach, received a bronze award in the 38th annual Telly Awards for its “Second Chance” video.

PODS, a moving and storage company, and Terminix, a pest control organization, will occupy space at West Palm Beach’s Turnpike Business Park.

Palm Beach Atlantic University announced the appointment of Nathan Lane as associate provost for instruction.

Scripps Research Institute science professor Matthew Disney was named a finalist in the Blavatnik National Awards for young scientists.

GliddenSpina & Partners senior project manager Gabe Jaroslavsky has joined the city of West Palm Beach historic preservation board.

► Michael V. Mitrione, co-chair of the corporate practice of Gunster law firm, has been appointed as chairman of the board of Quantum House, which provides support for families of children receiving treatment for serious medical conditions.

The Realtors Association of the Palm Beaches and the Greater Fort Lauderdale Realtors will merge, combining 25,000 members into one group—Realtors of the Palm Beaches and Greater Fort Lauderdale.

Delray Beach’s Alternative Home Health Care hired Sonia Carestio as its Palm Beach County market manager.

Singer Celine Dion sold her 5.7-acre oceanfront home on Jupiter Island for $28 million, which was listed for $72.5 million in 2013.

►Barry, Steven Temple Beth El of Boca Raton broke ground on its $11 million renovation and expansion of Schaefer Family Campus.
►Barry, Steven Temple Beth El of Boca Raton broke ground on its $11 million renovation and expansion of Schaefer Family Campus.
► Florida Atlantic University released a study indicating that corporate social responsibility does not improve companies’ bottom lines.
► Florida Atlantic University released a study indicating that corporate social responsibility does not improve companies’ bottom lines.
► Eliot Goldstein joined NAI/Merin Hunter Codman in as a commercial real estate associate.
► Eliot Goldstein joined NAI/Merin Hunter Codman in as a commercial real estate associate.
►More than 100 community members gathered in support of Feeding Palm Beach during its “Wine in the Warehouse” social in Boynton Beach.
►More than 100 community members gathered in support of Feeding Palm Beach during
its “Wine in the Warehouse” social in Boynton Beach.

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