Students will take the helm at the town’s annual Earth Day celebration Friday at the Mandel Recreation Center. “Restore Our Earth” is the theme of this year’s event, which promises
Wendy Rutledge interviews Assistant Town Manager Carolyn Stone and Beth Dowdle of the Garden Club of Palm Beach about the Town’s Earth Day Events on April 22. Register
Councilwoman Bobbie Lindsay says she hears from residents upset about being inadvertently sprayed with toxic chemicals intended to kill weeds or insects. “It happened to a father and his daughter
PALM BEACH CIVIC ASSOCIATION FORUM Palm Beach’s scenic and serene but low-lying Lake Worth shoreline is where it is most vulnerable to flooding associated with sea level rise, a coastal
In July, town officials welcomed the announcement of a new Lake Okeechobee water management plan that would nearly eliminate harmful discharges into the Lake Worth Lagoon. But last week, U.S.
The federal government has chosen a new water management plan that calls for fewer discharges of polluted Lake Okeechobee water into the coastal estuaries. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Water managers held a workshop Tuesday focusing on the federal government’s future water release plans for Lake Okeechobee. The South Florida Water Management District’s governing board, which hosted the day-long
Wendy Rutledge interviewed Palm Beach County Mayor David Kerner and Karen Marcus about a water bond issue on the 2022 ballot. An update on the SFWMD Governing Board’s workshop on
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