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Today's riddle: What is seen in the middle of March and April that can’t be seen at the beginning or end of either month? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Red Velvet Jazz Rooftop Series Presented by the Rotary Club of Palm Beach (palmbeachillustrated.com) — Palm Beach residents can dress up and head to Hotel AKA West Palm on Tuesday, July 28 for the Rotary Club of Palm Beach’s Red Velvet Jazz Rooftop Series featuring vocalist Nikki Kidd. The monthly rooftop event blends live jazz, curated food from The Blind Monk, and a red‑velvet dress code while raising money for the Palm Beach Rotary Club Foundation’s local charitable work.
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2. Palm Beach County finalizes $13 million deal for affordable housing in Mangonia Park (wpbf.com) — Palm Beach County has closed a $13 million financing package to build the Waterview Apartments, a 140‑unit affordable complex in Mangonia Park just northwest of Palm Beach. With units reserved for households earning as low as 30% of area median income, the project could ease housing pressures for workers and seniors who live in or serve the Palm Beach area.
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3. Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Families First Children's Day Luncheon Marks 20 Years! (t2conline.com) — Palm Beach County families and supporters are invited to the 20th Anniversary Children’s Day Luncheon on November 6, 2026, at the Kravis Center’s Cohen Pavilion. Hosted by Families First of Palm Beach County, the event will honor local philanthropists, corporate partners, and community leaders whose support strengthens services for children and families throughout the county.
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4. Palm Beach County Food Bank receives $75,000 grant for Groceries for Seniors (palmswestjournal.com) — Low-income seniors in Palm Beach County, including those near Palm Beach, could see more reliable access to healthy food thanks to a new $75,000 grant for the Palm Beach County Food Bank’s Groceries for Seniors program. The funding will expand deliveries of nutritious groceries, cooking demonstrations, and nutrition education tailored to older adults facing rising housing and living costs.
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5. County firefighters helped rescue man buried by Venezuelan earthquakes (miramarflnews.com) — Palm Beach County firefighters just returned from Venezuela after helping free a man trapped nine days beneath a collapsed shopping center, and they shared their story at a Jupiter fire station. Their international rescue work, including a K-9 team led by a Venezuelan-born lieutenant, highlights the skill and dedication based right here in Palm Beach County.
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