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Residents have until July 1 to join existing pool of 12 applicants; candidate challenging longtime Commissioner Blair Ciklin plans to apply.
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Lawsuit seeks to block owner trying to persuade public to support hyperscale AI data center and make way for Atlanta-based owner that could build a data center without public hearings.
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Nautilus 220 waterfront condo could drive 50% tax windfall for tiny Lake Park, delivering on the town’s Christmas wish.
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Two distinct interpretations converged last week as the backers of a hyperscale data center at 20-Mile Bend sought and received a near-three month postponement.
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86-year-old billionaire Herbie Wertheim and friend of Trump seeks Republican Party’s nod to challenge Lois Frankel in Trump’s home district.
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Emily Gregory’s 2 percentage-point win over Jon Maples for the District 87 state House seat that includes Mar-a-Lago drew national attention starting just hours after polls closed with Gregory’s appearance on MS NOW’s “The Briefing with Jen Psaki.”
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The five-year legal battle pitting Palm Beach County against one of its biggest cities, Palm Beach Gardens, is back on again. After a mediator announced in February that a settlement appeared close, Palm Beach County commissioners met in closed session March 10 to go over the terms.
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While two new members declined, a third voted yes to form a majority to oust Rob Cole before he completed his first year on the job.
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Twelve candidates seeking to fill an open seat on the Port of Palm Beach Commission will have to wait another month as port commissioners deadlocked 2-2 Thursday on how to proceed with the selection.
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A permit to allow the first phase of constrution on the massive Southland rock mine in Palm Beach County’s Everglades Agricultural Area has cleared a key legal hurdle.
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Palm Beach County Mayor Sara Baxter’s opposition toward Project Tango, which was announced at a town hall meeting, could complicate county’s April 23 decision.
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Palm Beach County Administrator Joe Abruzzo is building a relationship with President Donald Trump. Or is it the other way around? The former Democratic state senator who became county administrator in August has gotten to know — and appreciate — the president over the past month, he told a breakfast audience of about 400 at the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce Jan. 23.