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The Palm Beach Post, Fla., Eve Samples Column By Eve Samples, The Palm Beach Post, Fla. Nov. 6--NEW CLINIC TO PRECEDE HOSPITAL: As talk swirls about the need for a hospital in Port St. Lucies western reaches, one local physician has been plotting the debut of his own medical facility in the booming area. Dr. College volleyball: SJRCC heads high after strong showing in tournament Friday turned out to be arguably the greatest day of St. Johns River Community College volleyball history. Gardens Stubbs chooses college Palm Beach Gardens boys basketball coach Tony Watson announced Monday that Gators senior Eric Stubbs will sign for a scholarship Wednesday with the University of North Carolina-Asheville. Palm Beach County metro report POLICE BLOTTER Focus on Everglades The focus is on the Everglades as Washington Post reporter Michael Grunwald discusses his book The Swamp: The Everglades, Florida, and the Politics of Paradise at 7 p.m. Nov. 14 at Palm Beach Community Colleges Meldon Lecture Hall, 3160 PGA Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens. DBCC tires in second half DAYTONA BEACH -- Daytona Beach Community College was plagued by second-half fatigue, falling to Palm Beach Community College 85-64 Friday night in the season-opening Tip-Off Classic at the Lemerand Center. DBCC loses 3rd straight DAYTONA BEACH -- Daytona Beach Community College lost its third game in the first week of the season on Saturday, but first-year coach Antonio Smith isnt worried about getting his first win just yet. Pre-season injuries might doom Lady Panthers Less than a month ago, Palm Beach Community College womens basketball coach Leslie Rowls felt she had the right mix of talent to compete for the Southern Conference title this season. Now shes not so sure. Bulletin Board for Palm Beach County Art A La Carte, facility tours, gallery walks and lectures, 11 a.m. at Amory Art Center, 1700 Parker Ave., West Palm Beach. Free. Call 561-832-1776. Palm Beach County news briefs The Palm Beach County Cooperative Extension Service and Palm Beach Community College are offering a course on Floridas surface water quality Saturday. | |||