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850 Tons Of Sand Trucked To City Of West Palm Beach To Form 'Sandi'

It will take crews a couple of weeks to sculpt the tree and that begins next Monday. Then, Sandi will be lit up along the waterfront on December 3rd.

West Palm Beach, FL · 2d

TreasureCoast.com

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Mattamy Homes Donates 125 Acres in Martin County for River Muck

Mattamy Homes is transferring 125 acres to Martin County The land would hold muck dredged from the St. Lucie River The parcel comes from the northern section of the Newfield development Developer Mattamy Homes is transferring 125 acres in Martin County to support restoration of the St. Lucie River. The land comes from the northern […] The post Mattamy Homes Donates 125 Acres in Martin County for River Muck appeared first on TreasureCoast.com .

Martin County, FL · 3d

CBS News

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Delays stretch into Broward after major crash closes Florida’s Turnpike northbound in Boca Raton

Boca Raton, FL · 2d

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Water in the gas: Pumps shut off, driver reports costly repairs after South Florida floods

PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — Florida inspectors have issued four stop-sale orders over water-contaminated fuel during inspections launched in response to flooding, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services told CBS12 News. The department said it has received 10 complaints related to contaminated fuel in the Treasure...

Palm Beach County, FL · 6d
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Tampa Free Press TFP

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Streets Become Swamps: Inside The Historic Deluge That Brought Alligators To Florida Doorsteps

American Alligator What started as an ordinary rainy day in Palm Beach County quickly turned...

Palm Beach County, FL · 5d

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Palm Beach County opens damage survey for businesses hit by historic flooding

PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — Palm Beach County businesses impacted by last week's widespread flooding can now report their damage through a newly opened state survey as recovery efforts continue. County officials announced Sunday that the Business Damage Assessment Survey is now available for businesses to document damage...

Palm Beach County, FL · 3d

BOCANEWSNOW

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Boca Raton Breaks Ground on Jeffery Street Railroad Crossing Near Clint Moore

BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2026 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — The City of Boca Raton has broken ground on the Jeffery Street Railroad-Highway Grade Crossing, a new public crossing just east of NW 2nd Avenue, where Clint Moore ends. It will replace the former NW 28th Street crossing. City officials call it an important east-west connection for northeast Boca Raton, one that will reconnect neighborhoods across the rail corridor and make it easier for residents, visitors and businesses to get around. The city says police, fire rescue and other first responders will gain improved emergency response capabilities, while drivers should see better traffic circulation and a more efficient local transportation network. The crossing is also expected to support economic activity and future investment in the area, and it will provide convenient access to North Park, which is still under construction. A $2 million Congressional Community Project Funding award will help pay for the work, which the city is coordinating with Florida East Coast Railway, LLC, and the Florida Department of Transportation. More details are available on the city’s Jeffery Street webpage . Get BocaNewsNow.com email alerts sent directly to your phone — sign up for BocaNewsNow.com Email and breaking

Boca Raton, FL · 5d

WPTV

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Catholic Charities responds to Palm Beach County crises while opening People of Hope Museum

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Palm Beach is balancing four community efforts this week, from responding to people displaced by a plane crash and flooding to opening an interactive museum designed to help people better understand poverty. Ellen T. Wayne, CEO of Catholic...

Palm Beach County, FL · 5d

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Local Nonprofit Proposes Veteran Housing Project at 3701 N. University Drive, Coral Springs, Florida

A South Florida-based nonprofit organization hopes to get approval for a redevelopment project that would yield housing for veterans. Plans center around transforming a 1980s-era La Quinta Inn & Suites in Coral Springs into a 100-unit community. The hotel currently hosts 122 units, but there would be a slight reduction. It stands five stories above grade and spans 81,463 square feet.

Coral Springs, FL · 4d

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Trash, Trick or Treat: A Halloween Morning of Community Spirit

Halloween morning began with a little community spirit as the Boca Raton Historical Society brought friends, families, and members together for Trash, Trick or Treat, a festive community cleanup in the heart of Boca Raton. We were grateful to be joined by Mayor Andy Thomson and a wonderful group of...

Boca Raton, FL · 3d

Palm Beach Illustrated

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“Sun, Sand, Surf” Opens in Lake Worth Beach

Explore the beauty of coastal South Florida in "Sun, Sand, Surf," on view at the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County The post “Sun, Sand, Surf” Opens in Lake Worth Beach appeared first on Palm Beach Illustrated .

Palm Beach County, FL · 6d

The Independent

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Florida residents trapped by gators and snakes in floodwaters: ‘It’s like an apocalyptic-type event’

Floridians experienced an ‘apocalyptic-type event’ caused by heavy rains that left high floodwaters Getty Residents of a Florida community have been trapped in their homes for days by a historic rainstorm that left floodwaters high enough for fish, venomous snakes and alligators to swim right up to homes. Floridians in West Palm Beach’s Riverwalk community have been trapped in their homes, surrounded by nearly 10 inches of floodwater, after what was described as a one-in-1,000-year rain event dumped heavy showers across the region earlier this week. “It’s like an apocalyptic-type event,” resident Don Gentile told WPTV. Some parts of Palm Beach County were left with two to three feet of floodwater earlier this week after days of heavy rain. Roads were closed, and several polling locations were forced to relocate on Election Day Tuesday due to the flooding, according to 12 News. Other residents of the Riverwalk community said the flooding was unlike anything they’d ever seen before, as every street in the gated community had significant levels of flooding. Floridians experienced an ‘apocalyptic-type event’ caused by heavy rains that left high floodwaters (Getty) “Hopefully this will dissipate in the roadways,” Gentile said. “But every street in this community has

West Palm Beach, FL · 6d

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Democrat Elizabeth Holmes defeats 'MAGA Meg’ Weinberger in Palm Beach County

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — Democrat Elizabeth Holmes defeated Republican state Rep. Meg Weinberger in Florida House District 94, unseating the first-term incumbent in a Palm Beach County race. Unofficial results showed Holmes with 38,361 votes, or 50.34%, to Weinberger’s 36,560 votes, or 47.98%. Doug Barrow, who had...

Palm Beach County, FL · 6d

Palm Beach Daily News

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Palm Beach County voters OK tax cut and millions for parks, libraries

Palm Beach County voters supported a measure Nov. 3 that will slash property taxes while overwhelmingly approving tax increases to fund more than $400 million in l ibrary and park improvements. Amendment 3, the statewide referendum that significantly increases the homestead property tax exemption, passed in Palm Beach County by 20 percentage points. At the same time, county voters approved a $285 million parks bond and a $175 million library bond by nearly 2-to-1 margins. "It is great that voters recognized the need for improvements to our parks and libraries," said County Commissioner Maria Marino. "But now we have to figure out how to keep these buildings open once they are built." John Chrastka, executive director of Chicago-based EveryLibrary, a nonprofit that helped the county library system design a campaign, said the juxtaposition of dual approvals for a property tax cut and a bond is not the contradiction it appears to be. More: Palm Beach County voters could approve $150 million for a new main library “People value what libraries offer and were willing to approve the county bond even though many also voted for Amendment 3,” Chrastka said, noting Amendment 3 passed because of overall distrust of government. “The

Palm Beach County, FL · 5d

The Palm Beach Post

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Palm Beach board rejects zoning requests for Wells Fargo redevelopment

A plan to redevelop a portion of a key Midtown Palm Beach property has faced pushback from the Town Council at a recent meeting and from residents wary of the potential for overdevelopment in an already-busy area. And a recent recommended denial from the town's zoning board has prompted the developer to regroup. The project proposed building seven residential duplexes on what is now an expansive parking lot that is part of the Wells Fargo site on the northeast corner of South County Road and Royal Palm Way. Most of the development would be limited to the parking lot, which sits behind the block-long stretch of mostly landmarked buildings along the east side of South County Road, stretching from Royal Palm Way to Seaview Avenue. Palm Beach resident John Kean and his Kean Development Co. presented the plans to the Planning and Zoning Commission Nov. 3. The proposal called for the town to change the "future land use" regulations and zoning for roughly half of the 5.76-acre property. The project would be named "The East Plaza," the original moniker for the property when it was first planned in 1936, town records show. Zoning commissioners declined to endorse those changes to

Palm Beach, FL · 5d

hoodline.com

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West Palm Beach Issues No-Swim Alerts Near Flagler Drive After Wastewater Spills

Florida health officials have slapped no-swim and no-irrigation advisories on several waterways connected to the Intracoastal Waterway near Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach, after wastewater spills raised concerns about possible bacterial contamination. The alerts cover areas near Plymouth Road, Bunker Ranch Road and Summa Street, with a separate advisory issued for the intersection of Delphia Street and Dock Street, which connects to Pine Lake.

West Palm Beach, FL · 5d

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South Florida Mosquito Alert Follows Flooding, 880 Dengue Cases Statewide

Flooded parking lots and waterlogged playgrounds across Broward County prompted health officials to issue a mosquito-borne illness alert this past Wednesday, warning South Florida residents that standing water left behind by more than a week of heavy, intermittent rain is prime breeding ground for disease-carrying mosquitoes. The warning lands as Florida logs more than 880 dengue cases this year, a number one researcher has called unprecedented for the state.

Broward County, FL · 5d

The Cool Down

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Florida homeowners may get partial property tax refunds if floods make homes unlivable for 30 days

Property Appraiser Dorothy Jacks emphasized that homeowners whose houses sustained substantial damage should report it to her office as soon as they are able.

Palm Beach County, FL · 4d

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Flooding leaves another concern: Wastewater in local waterways

PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — This week’s flooding has brought another concern: wastewater in local waterways, with warnings to avoid swimming in some areas and using the water for irrigation. Palm Beach County health officials issued wastewater-related alerts naming seven locations, including a stormwater canal near Washington...

Palm Beach County, FL · 5d