Nearly 200 people attended the Palm Beach Civic Association’s Welcome Back Community Forum. This overview of the event includes important updates from town leaders. Resources: Veteran’s Day, November 10th: Holiday
Palm Beach never sleeps – not even during the summers while seasonal residents are away. This year’s off-season was especially eventful, Town Council President Margaret Zeidman told a Palm Beach
Bridget Moran, a Palm Beach resident since 1998, formally entered the Palm Beach Town Council race Monday. Moran is seeking the Group 3 seat, currently held by Council President Margret
Town Councilwoman Bobbie Lindsay is seeking re-election to her seat in the March 19 town election. Lindsay filed for re-election to the Group 2 council seat on October 19. Lindsay
John David Corey, a member of the town’s Architectural Commission, announced Thursday his intention to run in the March 19 town election for the Group 3 Town Council seat. The
Town Councilman Lew Crampton announced Wednesday that he will seek re-election to the Group 1 council seat in the March 19 town election. Crampton is the first candidate to announce
After years of discussion and study, a comprehensive plan to better manage the limited supply of parking spaces on the island appears to be ripe for implementation this season. The
Town Council members expressed surprise and concern Tuesday at the extensive demolition performed on the landmarked Royal Poinciana Playhouse. The playhouse has been undergoing exterior and interior demolition as part
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