The Palm Beach Civic Association is celebrating its 80th anniversary season with a stellar line-up of speakers and forums that promises to engage and inform island residents like never before.
In January, Jane Le Clainche retired after 23 years as the highly regarded finance director for the Town of Palm Beach. But Le Clainche wasn’t gone for long from the
The mayor was featured speaker at the Palm Beach Civic Association’s Directors’ Luncheon. With surplus revenue and a historically low property tax rate, the town’s financial picture is exceptionally bright,
On Thursday, the Palm Beach Civic Association will debut Studio 33480 – an in-house video production that will delve deeper into local issues and tell the rich and varied stories
The town is expanding its requirement that property owners use eco-friendly native plants as part of their landscape designs. Under a measure approved by the Town Council last week, at
The Town Council on Tuesday approved $100,000 to pay a town consultant for “post-study support services” related to a water supply feasibility study the consultant performed for the town. The
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
A freshly renovated Town Marina and redesigned Lake Drive Park were quietly reopened to the public on Monday – 18 months after closing for construction. With this $38 million renovation,
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