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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."
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FAMU is teaching sustainable fresh produce practices to residents in West Palm Beach
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A non-profit urban farm partners with city and community stakeholders to produce a food forest that aims to address the city's food desert.
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Officials say the reconstruction campaign is an ongoing attempt to make the city more attractive to investors and to improve relations with the community.
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The West Palm Beach native found herself unexpectedly leading hundreds of people at a George Floyd march before joining a national "Hamilton" tour.
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Officials in Riviera Beach say a new nuisance ordinance may stop gunshots, drug activity and other disturbances from negatively affecting city resources.
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With the help of a local West Palm Beach nonprofit, this teen made it through the pandemic and his high school career.
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The inaugural event uses Juneteenth to promote economic, cultural, and health discussions in Black communities in Palm Beach County.