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The State of the Boca Raton City Council Ahead of 2021 Elections

Would Boca Raton’s March 9 election look different if the Navy hadn’t called Jeremy Rodgers…

Randy SchultzFebruary 23, 2021

City Beat Featured

The Boca Raton City Council May Need To Fill a Seat, and the Fight Is On

We learned Monday that the Boca Raton City Council doesn’t need to get involved in…

Randy SchultzOctober 27, 2020

City Beat Coronavirus Featured

Beaches to Close for Fourth of July Weekend, South Florida’s Vocal Minority, and More

Boca Raton is officially relieved that Palm Beach County closed beaches over the Fourth of…

Randy SchultzJune 30, 2020

City Beat Coronavirus Featured

Palm Beach County Makes Decision on Mask Mandate, and More

Update: In a meeting Tuesday morning, the Palm Beach County Commission voted unanimously to make…

Randy SchultzJune 23, 2020

City Beat Featured

The Property Tax Time Bomb, and Mayotte Calls Out Rodgers

For now, South Florida has avoided a catastrophic surge in COVID-19 cases. Still uncertain is…

Randy SchultzJune 11, 2020

City Beat Coronavirus Featured

The FAU Coronavirus Response Plan, How to Allocate Pandemic Relief Funds, and More

Though Florida Atlantic University has made no decision about whether students will return to campus…

Randy SchultzMay 14, 2020

City Beat Coronavirus Featured

Palm Beach County Commission Gets Back to Work, Rodgers Drama Continues, and Boca Regional Resumes Elective Surgery

At 9:30 this morning, the Palm Beach County Commission will meet for the first time…

Randy SchultzMay 5, 2020

City Beat Coronavirus Featured

Rodgers Goes Rogue, Boat Ramp to Open & Food Shortages Hurt Overwhelmed Charities

On Sunday, Boca Raton City Councilman Jeremy Rodgers misused his office. Rodgers led demonstrators who…

Randy SchultzApril 23, 2020

City Beat Featured

Boca Brightline Station Looks to Be a Certainty, and the Debate on Boca National Rages on

A Brightline station is coming to Boca Raton. It’s not official. But it’s obvious. At…

Randy SchultzSeptember 26, 2019

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Brightline Comes Back With More Details About What It Wants

Last week, Virgin Trains USA sent Boca Raton a revised proposal for a Brightline station.…

Randy SchultzSeptember 24, 2019

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jeremy rodgers

The State of the Boca Raton City Council Ahead of 2021 Elections

The Boca Raton City Council May Need To Fill a Seat, and the Fight Is On

Beaches to Close for Fourth of July Weekend, South Florida’s Vocal Minority, and More

Palm Beach County Makes Decision on Mask Mandate, and More

The Property Tax Time Bomb, and Mayotte Calls Out Rodgers

The FAU Coronavirus Response Plan, How to Allocate Pandemic Relief Funds, and More

Palm Beach County Commission Gets Back to Work, Rodgers Drama Continues, and Boca Regional Resumes Elective Surgery

Rodgers Goes Rogue, Boat Ramp to Open & Food Shortages Hurt Overwhelmed Charities

Boca Brightline Station Looks to Be a Certainty, and the Debate on Boca National Rages on

Brightline Comes Back With More Details About What It Wants

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