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Pause doesn’t mean the lawsuit over flight paths near Mar-a-Lago is over (opens the original)
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West Palm Beach and the town of Palm Beach are expected to join Palm Beach County in pausing litigation with the Federal Aviation Administration over year-old flight paths that send jets rumbling over historic and pricey neighborhoods east of the newly christened President Donald J. Trump International Airport. Since the federal agency in September announced that it plans to permanently ban aircraft from flying within a mile of President Donald Trump’s private club in Palm Beach, continuing the
Palm Beach County mayor counts lodging at The Breakers among campaign expenses (opens the original)
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In her bid for reelection, Palm Beach County Mayor Sara Baxter has spent $10,700 in campaign cash on at least five stays at The Breakers in Palm Beach and three at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, state records show. The money for overnight stays at the luxury resorts, along with $3,450 spent on trips to Washington D.C., came from her state political committee, Friends of Sara Baxter. Donors to the committee, who include uber-wealthy county business tycoons Stephen Ross and Or
Palm Beach County drops plan to charge residents for beach parking (opens the original)
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Palm Beach County commissioners have abandoned plans to charge county residents to park at 12 beachfront parks. The decision came late Tuesday after Commissioner Maria Marino said she received more than 2,000 emails from county residents who were outraged that they would be charged $3.20 an hour to park at beaches from Gulf Stream to Tequesta. “Our residents have spoken,” Marino told her fellow commissioners late Tuesday. “We still want our residents to come to our beaches. This is something the
Palm Beach County considers shifting sheriff’s tax burden (opens the original)
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Fed up with annual budget battles with Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw, county commissioners are considering putting the nearly $1.2 billion-a-year agency in its own taxing district so its spending won’t be a drain on other county services. The idea for the creation of what in government jargon is called a municipal service taxing unit, or MSTU, came as commissioners struggled to balance the county’s proposed $2.2 billion spending plan under the weight of Bradshaw’s constantly increasing
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