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In 1991, a Fort Lauderdale local made history as the voice of Disney’s Belle; 36 years later, a string quartet brings love songs from “Beauty and the Beast” and more to life in intimate venues across South Florida

Turns out, Belle is a South Florida girl. Paige O’Hara, the speaking and singing voice behind the book-loving heroine in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (1991), was born in Fort Lauderdale, just a 30-minute drive from downtown Miami. Before she was dreaming of adventure in the great wide somewhere, she performed with the Fort Lauderdale Children’s Theatre.

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 2d

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Woman Sues Apple For $350 Million Over Wellington Store Discrimination Claim

WELLINGTON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2026 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — A Palm Beach County woman is suing Apple for $350 million. She claims staff at the Apple Store in The Mall at Wellington Green treated her like a thief because she is Black, then took her iPhone apart and handed it back broken. Curtashia Oliver, who is representing herself, says she went to the store with her husband on Sept. 25 for a confirmed appointment. She had forgotten the passcode to her iPhone 14 Plus and just wanted it erased. According to the complaint, the employee helping her told a coworker, “She’s Black, she probably stole it, I don’t know if I should help her erase it.” Oliver says she heard it. The suit also claims staff joked about her older phone and kept asking whether it was really hers. Oliver alleges employees took the phone to a back room and kept her at the store for hours past closing. When it came back, the suit says, it had been completely disassembled, its internal retention screws were removed, and it looked like it had been dropped. The phone now won’t get past recovery mode, cutting her off from her photos,

Wellington, FL · 3d

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Jupiter Teen, 17, Ran Campaign That Flipped Florida House District 94

Hannah Russell is a 17-year-old junior at Jupiter High School who doesn't have a high school diploma yet, but she just ran a winning campaign for the Florida Legislature. Russell served as campaign manager for Elizabeth Holmes, who defeated incumbent Meg Weinberger to win the District 94 seat in what's being described as one of the biggest upsets of the 2026 election cycle.

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Sales Launch for The Wellington, a New 400-Acre Private Club Community in Florida

Wellington Lifestyle Partners (WLP) has officially opened residential sales for The Wellington, a 400-acre private club community under development in Palm Beach County’s Village of Wellington. Following a groundbreaking earlier this summer, the project will feature 253 private residences alongside championship golf, equestrian facilities, and family-oriented club amenities. The...

Palm Beach County, FL · 1d

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Pompano Beach Lands Florida's First Cat Compact Dealership, 100+ South Florida Jobs Expected

A new Caterpillar-branded equipment dealership is set to open its doors in Pompano Beach on Dec. 1, bringing small-footprint construction machinery, rentals, parts and bilingual service to local contractors under a fresh sub-brand called Cat Compact. Coastal Construction Equipment says the location will be the first of its kind in Florida, with a second Cat Compact dealership planned for the Fort Myers area soon after.

Pompano Beach, FL · 3d

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EXCLUSIVE: Palm Beach County's new clerk outlines office priorities

Yvette Drucker is beginning a new chapter in public service as Palm Beach County's new Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller, taking over one of the county's most significant constitutional offices.

Palm Beach County, FL · 2d

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Palm Beach Mansion Lands $32M Buyer While Owner Fights Foreclosure

A brand-new mansion at 301 Plantation Road in Palm Beach has landed a buyer at an asking price of $32 million, or $4,530 per square foot, even though the LLC that owns the house is tangled up in a foreclosure suit over a defaulted $22 million mortgage. The seven-bedroom estate, finished just this year, is one of the priciest deals to emerge from a busy week of luxury contracts across Palm Beach County.

Palm Beach, FL · 2d

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Town Updates, Reminders, and Potential Traffic Impacts: November 13, 2026

Vehicle Safety Reminder: The Palm Beach Police Department continues to remind residents to lock their vehicle doors, including when the car is parked in your own driveway or in front of your house. Never leave any keys or key fob inside the vehicle. Do not leave cash, loose change, handbags, briefcases, phones, or other valuables in your vehicle, as these present opportunities for criminal activity.

Palm Beach, FL · 2d

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Taming the towers in Riviera Beach

Riviera Beach is moving to limit building heights in its urban core and part of Singer Island. Developers drawn to the coastal city tend to pursue the tallest projects possible, Development Services Director Clarence Sirmons told City Council members at their Nov. 4 meeting. Under the current rules, owners of...

Riviera Beach, FL · 2d

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Inside Suzanne Kasler’s Own Palm Beach Apartment, Defined By Joyful Notes of Pink

Should you happen to be in Palm Beach when Suzanne Kasler is there, you’ll likely see her somewhere in town. She’s one of those people who is everywhere—ambling along the beach or strolling Worth Avenue, taking in the sight of the docked boats at the harbor, or you might even spot her reading or entertaining in her glass-enclosed loggia in her apartment a few stories up from the street.

Palm Beach, FL · 1d

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Governor DeSantis Appoints Kelly Smallridge to the Palm Beach County Health Care District

Kelly Smallridge, president and CEO of the Business Development Board of Palm Beach County, has been appointed by Governor Ron DeSantis to the Health Care District of Palm Beach County. The appointment was announced on October 30, 2026, alongside the reappointment of Patrick Rooney. A Regional Safety-Net System. The Health...

Palm Beach County, FL · 1d

Palm Beach Daily News

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Skip cooking this Thanksgiving try these Palm Beach County restaurants

The time has come for planning, shopping, washing, peeling, chopping, boiling, brining, seasoning, roasting, basting, slicing, sautéing, plating, and more. If you're into all that and it's your passion then bless you and God speed. If you're not, there are plenty of options in Palm Beach County with restaurants that would absolutely love to take care of you and give you a Thanksgiving feast you'll remember for right reasons. Here are over two dozen places from Tequesta down to Boca Raton ready to treat you right. 1000 North, Jupiter This waterfront destination will offer a special Thanksgiving Day dinner with herb-roasted turkey breast, butternut squash and caramelized apple hash, pomme purée, braised green beans, sausage cornbread stuffing, giblet gravy and vibrant cranberry-orange relish for $68. Two other specials include the snapper oreganata for $68 and the bone-in wagyu short-rib for $78. For dessert, enjoy their pumpkin swiss roll for $18. Indulge further with two specialty fall cocktails available through Nov. 30. The Pear Necessities blends Zacapa 23 Rum, St. George Spiced Pear Liqueur, Lazzaroni Amaretto, lemon, cinnamon, and egg white for $25 and the Sip on the Paper Trail features Henry McKenna 10 Year Single Barrel Bourbon, an apple cider

Palm Beach County, FL · 2d

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CityPlace kicks off holiday season with Christmas tree, dazzling lights, nightly snowfall

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — Snowfall, sparkling lights, and a touch of Parisian holiday magic are taking over downtown West Palm Beach as CityPlace transforms into a winter wonderland Saturday night. The six-week celebration, dubbed "Season of Glow," kicks off Nov. 14 at 5 p.m., bringing a brand-new...

West Palm Beach, FL · 15h

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Thanksgiving at Palm Beach restaurants offers far more than turkey

A notable gatecrasher to the longstanding turkey-and-fixings Thanksgiving tradition is enjoying a colorful presence at the holiday feasts planned by Palm Beach’s restaurants. Talk turkey if you must, but vegetarian dishes are among the specials dining establishments on the island are featuring in addition to the grand ol’ bird on the holdiay, which this year falls on Nov. 26. But rest assured: Turkey has hardly flown the coop, as every restaurant in town that’s open on Thanksgiving will feature organic and other high-quality turkey with stuffing, gravy and other beloved components. But meatless holiday options are growing in popularity. Selections include fish, of course, but in recent years, vegetable-based entrees have joined the Thanksgiving party, because restaurateurs recognize many diners’ appreciation for them. Many restaurants in town also will offer their regular menus on Nov. 26. Making advance reservations is required or highly recommended. Here’s a taste of how chef-prepared golden-skinned roast turkey is just the beginning of what awaits at island restaurants — plus one in nearby Manalapan — on Thanksgiving. Café Boulud at The Brazilian Court 301 Australian Ave. With a French-cuisine spin on traditional Thanksgiving favorites, Café Boulud is featuring a three-course prix-fixe holiday menu created by

Palm Beach, FL · 3d

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Amendment 3 Will Likely Have Significant Impact On Nonprofits

The dust has barely settled since Amendment 3, which increases Florida’s homestead property tax exemption for 2027 and beyond, passed on Tuesday, Nov. 3. With the title “Increased Homestead Exemption; Lower Cap on Increases in Non-Homestead Property Assessments,” Amendment 3 was the only one of the three Florida constitutional amendments on the ballot to meet the 60 percent voter threshold for approval. Amendment 3 garnered 4,922,400 votes (61.98 percent) statewide, with 3,019,415 votes (38.02 percent) opposed. It also managed to pass the 60 percent mark among Palm Beach County voters.

Palm Beach County, FL · 2d

WPTV West Palm Beach

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Flooding survivors praise heroes who came to help

From high-water rescues to the heroes who live next door, people are sharing their stories about the good Samaritans who came to their aid during the recent floods that ravaged our area.

Riviera Beach, FL · 1d

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The 2026 Palm Beach County Business Survey Is Live — Five Minutes to Shape the Year Ahead

The 2026 Palm Beach County Business Survey, conducted by the Business Development Board of the Palm Beaches in partnership with Kaufman Rossin, is officially open. Executives across the county now have a direct channel to influence the strategy and services their economic development board delivers over the next year. The...

Palm Beach County, FL · 1d

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ITID Seeks To Rally Support For SFWMD Changes

It has been an unusually wet autumn. Just this month, more than 12 inches of rain have been recorded in parts of Palm Beach County, covering some roads and turning many yards into temporary lakes. All that brings into sharper focus the ongoing drainage problem in the Indian Trail Improvement...

Palm Beach County, FL · 1d

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Forté on Flagler Sells Out | Final Two Residences Close for $10.2M Each

Two Roads Development, a leading real estate development firm specializing in high-end residential and mixed-use projects, and joint venture partner Alpha Blue Ventures, today announced that Forté on Flagler has achieved a complete sellout following the successful closings of the final two units, each selling for approximately $10.2 million. These final closings, led by Douglas Elliman’s John Reynolds and Abby Hayes, bring the total sales for Forté to over $400 million.

West Palm Beach, FL · 2d

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Military Trail reopens in both directions after repairs following deadly Learjet crash

Military Trail reopened Thursday night in both directions near Greenacres after crews completed roadway repairs following the fatal Learjet crash on Nov. 1, according to the Florida Department of Transportation. FDOT said two northbound and two southbound lanes opened to drivers as of 7:05 p.m. Thursday. Crews spent the past...

Greenacres, FL · 1d