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A Riviera Beach Councilman is pushing to change an election statute after an appeals court upheld a ruling disqualifying him and four other candidates from the March 11 ballot.
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Stirring city politics and putting the city manager’s job at risk is a report from Riviera Beach Mayor Ronnie Felder. The report includes complaints from 33 employees or former employees who agreed to air criticism of their managers.
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Riviera Beach's most vociferous foe claims ownership of Singer Island fire station property after city's move to retrace long lost property marker.
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Contentious debate continues in Riviera Beach over a contaminated drinking water scandal. The Council held an emergency meeting this week but the meeting raised more questions than answers.
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The Palm Beach County school board came to an informal agreement to build a new high school in Riviera Beach — a plan that supporters and community advocates say is long overdue.
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A new pop-up exhibit in Riviera Beach displays nuanced depictions of Black people and raises questions about art and community gatherings.
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As hometown favorite Devin Hester gets picked for the Hall of Fame, WLRN speaks to the announcer who narrated one of the most memorable moment in Super Bowl history: when he returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown in Super Bowl 41 in Miami.
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A Riviera Beach community marching band is one of seven bands that have been invited to perform at London Band Week in England this summer. And they're trying hard to fund the trip.
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The oldest living relative of Emmett Till, the Black teenager whose lynching in 1955 galvanized the civil rights movement, helped commemorate her cousin Sunday alongside the names of George Floyd, Trayvon Martin, Corey Jones and other Black people killed by police or civilians.
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Stonybrook Apartments has undergone an affordable housing rehabilitation, shedding its infamous reputation for the renamed Azure Estates.
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The City of Riviera Beach is updating Fire Station 88 as part of its hundreds of millions of dollars worth of investments on many of its municipal facilities.
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Zykeria Lord said she has "learned how to remain calm no matter how chaotic it is."