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Also on today's calendar: NEWLIFE Longevity Wellness Summit & Expo and 2 more events.
Today's riddle: Do you know what the two sides of a circle are? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Palm Beach County Civil Filings – September 22, 2026 (bocapost.com) — Yesterday's Palm Beach County Circuit Civil docket saw a heavy mix of new lawsuits, from auto crashes and medical malpractice claims to HOA disputes, foreclosures, and insurance battles. While individual case details are sparse, the filing list offers a snapshot of the legal issues currently moving through local courts that could affect neighborhoods, property owners, and businesses countywide.
2. Palm Beach finalizes $137.1M budget; property tax rate stays steady (bradenton.com) — Palm Beach has approved a $137.1 million budget for 2026-27 while keeping the property tax rate at $2.61 per $1,000 of taxable value, meaning higher bills as property values rise. The plan boosts funding for employee benefits, public safety vehicles, and key infrastructure like sewer-pump systems and station renovations, shaping how town services will look in the coming year.
3. Best Restaurants in West Palm Beach: 15 Standout Places to Eat (tfetimes.com) — West Palm Beach's dining scene gets a deep dive with 15 carefully ranked restaurants, all within a short drive over the bridge from Palm Beach. From Cuban tasting menus in Flamingo Park to Florida-style barbecue on South Dixie, the guide highlights where to celebrate, grab a leisurely lunch, or find a memorable casual meal close to home.
4. Crosswalk coming to Haverhill Road near Greenacres Elementary School after safety study (wptv.com) — Palm Beach County officials plan to add a new crosswalk on Haverhill Road near Greenacres Elementary, with the city funding crossing guards to improve student safety. After a safety study confirmed the need, engineers are finalizing the exact location, and the crosswalk is expected to be finished early next year, affecting many Palm Beach-area commuters and families.
5. Local Fashion Instagrams for Trendy Style Inspiration (modernluxury.com) — Several fashion influencers are showcasing how Palm Beach style can range from simple linen dresses to bold prints and colorful patterns, all tailored to days in the Florida sun. Their Instagram feeds highlight relaxed yet polished looks, accessories that personalize outfits, and a reminder that there's no single way to dress with Palm Beach flair.
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