Joel Engelhardt | Stet News
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Bachelor’s degree required and applicants to be the next Palm Beach County administrator have until April 28 to apply. -
Palm Beach County Commission hasn’t established qualifications but wants to move quickly to replace Verdenia Baker. -
Longtime Palm Beach County Administrator Verdenia Baker ends 10-year run in Palm Beach County’s top government job. “I’m going to take some time for me and my family.” -
Health Care District of Palm Beach County prepares to buy land and build a centralized receiving center for mental health care and substance abuse disorder; county to contribute $10 million toward $60 million bill. -
Thousands of acres change hands as Martin County and South Florida Water Management District consolidate holdings in threatened wetlands just north of the Palm Beach County border. -
Five candidates named in the suit and one who filed the suit face removal; includes all three candidates for mayor. -
More than 400 people got a first peek at the $150,000 exhibition “Wish You Were Here: Tourism in the Palm Beaches.” It will be on display through June 28 at the society’s downtown museum, 300 N. Dixie Hwy., West Palm Beach. -
Youth hockey supporter Larry Robbins’ commitment helps Palm Beach North Athletic Foundation surpass key financial threshold to build in Plant Drive Park. -
Brain research institutions and major funders come together to establish an identity for the science already underway. -
The taxable value of property in Palm Beach County is growing grew by 10% last year — the third straight year of double-digit gains. Here are the latest trends, portending tax rates set by cities and countywide agencies. -
After years of work, a little-known advisory committee has submitted its recommendation to county commissioners on how to spend $148 million over 20 years from opioid lawsuit settlements. -
The proposal to restore the Harriet Himmel Theater in CityPlace, in West Palm Beach, calls for wiping out one of the most prominent characteristics of the 1926 church: the entry stairway on the building’s north end.
