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> Scripps Florida Strengthens Community Ties As Civic Association Sponsor
> Civic Association Forum | Undergrounding in Palm Beach | Monday, Nov. 16, 2015
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> Retail Biz Under Pressure In Town: See Video
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TRAFFIC ALERTS
- Palm Beach Awash in Orange Vests, Perplexed Motorists
- 'Huge Backups': 'Perfect Storm' of Construction Raises Concerns
- Paving Project on Royal Palm Way | UPDATE
Reports on social media and some news outlets are reporting on "Flesh Eating Bacteria" at the beaches in Florida. The Florida Department of Heath has the facts. Maggie Hall, the department’s spokeswoman sent an email to the media to clarify the issue.
The Town spent $14 million in the latest renourishment project at Midtown Beach. The weather from the weekend of Tropical Storm Erika caused some beach erosion there.
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HEADLINES:
> First to File: Retired NYC Nurse “Maggie” Zeidman Scrubs in for PB Council Race
> Utilities Task Force Seeks More Information on Tough Issues
> Civic Association Summer Newsletter Mailed
> U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Short $1.7 million for Dredging
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HEADLINES:
> MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN
- Memorial Park Renovation Plan Divided into Two
- Memorial Fountain Restoration Nearing Completion
> Testa's Project Moves Ahead Despite Legal Cloud
> PALM BEACH COUNTY TAXES
- "Spending Could be Creeping Up Again." - Ned Barnes at County Budget Hearing
- Palm Beach Post POLL: Should Palm Beach County Lower Property Taxes?
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- SOS Report: Midtown Sand Is Non-Compliant
- Town Extends Bid Deadline For Phipps Beach Nourishment Project
> SHORE PROTECTION
