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Amendment 3 financial impact on Arts & Culture in Palm Beach County could be 'devastating' (opens the original)
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The controversial Amendment 3 property tax relief proposal voters must decide Nov. 3 could — if passed — severely dramatically hurt community arts and cultural funding across Palm Beach County. The measure would raise Florida’s homestead exemption to $150,000 by 2027 and $250,000 by 2028, offering major tax relief to homeowners. Arts advocates warn that reduced municipal tax revenue could threaten funding that supports local museums, public art, and community festivals. "The arts and nonprofit s
Netflix star: Bengali-American comedian brings immigrant humor to Palm Beach Improv (opens the original)
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A Netflix breakout brings his sharp observational humor and universal immigrant story to Palm Beach County this week with a performance at the Palm Beach Improv. Bengali-American stand-up comedian and actor Usama Siddiquee grew up in Plano, Texas, before turning down the chance to go to medical school and spending 12 years honing his craft in New York. Ahead of his show, Siddiquee told WLRN South Florida audiences are among his favorite crowds to play. "I love Florida. I think Florida gets a bad
‘Crying out for our attention’: Delray Beach art installation spotlights fragile Everglades (opens the original)
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An immersive art installation in Delray Beach hopes to capture the sprawling, fragile beauty of the Florida Everglades inside a gallery. The Cornell Art Museum is anchoring its fall debut with "River of Grass," an ambitious, three-part collaboration with 19 South Florida fiber artists, curated in partnership with the Hollywood Art and Culture Center in Broward. Honoring Marjory Stoneman Douglas’s landmark 1947 book, the show features giant textile works created directly on standing looms — a mas
'A safe haven’: Civil rights hero's daughter reflects on father's legacy, Pompey Park rebuild (opens the original)
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Pompey Park in Delray Beach was born during the Jim Crow era, when Black residents faced legal segregation and were barred from many public beaches, parks, and pools in Palm Beach County. The park became a place to gather, play sports, and build community. Today, it’s still the anchor of the city’s historic Black neighborhood, known as The Set. Today, following years of government and community debate on its future, city leaders are investing nearly $60 million to renovate and preserve “a tool t
Palm Beach County approves budget as it grapples with law enforcement spending, rising taxes (opens the original)
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A record $32 million cut to the sheriff's office sealed the deal on Palm Beach County's new $8.26 billion budget. Commissioners officially greenlit the spending plan this week after Sheriff Ric Bradshaw’s funding requests drew heavy fire for growing too fast and lacking line-item transparency. For local homeowners, the new county budget — which takes effect Oct. 1 — comes with a catch. Commissioners voted to hold the countywide tax rate completely flat at $4.50 per $1,000 of assessed value. But
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