Town of Palm Beach News

It seems that Donald Trump likes his Winter White House so much it’s bound to become his Weekend White House. President Trump visited his Palm Beach estate for the second time in two weeks recently, and, of course, he does not come alone – media hordes along with secret service

Mar-a-Lago is getting a landing pad for the president’s helicopter, Marine One. The approval came from the Town of Palm Beach Landmarks Preservation Commission with a unanimous vote. The design for a 50-foot concrete helipad was approved under the condition that it’s kept as simple as possible. The location for

Julie Araskog Wins Town of Palm Beach Town Council Election. Martin Klein, zoning board Chairman, was defeated in the race for the Town Council seat by Julie Araskog, a political newcomer. This is the second time Klein was defeated in a Town Council seat race – previously it happened in

According to a recent report made by Palm Beach County’s airports director Bruce Pelly, when President Donald Trump comes back to his Mar-a-Lago estate in the Town of Palm Beach for a vacation, general aviation problems at surrounding airports are imminent. The Lantana airport is going to be shut down,

The second debate of the Town of Palm Beach election season was held Monday at The Episcopal Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea, and it provided a good insight into the position of each candidate on key issues of the Town. The debate, which was sponsored by the Palm Beach Civic Association and

It’s easy to understand why the Meat Market in Palm Beach is not only one of Palm Beach’s hottest spots but is considered one of the top restaurants in South Florida. It’s a winner from the minute you enter the door.   There is a chic bar and lounge area that provides

There hasn’t been much of a beach in the Town of Palm Beach for Midtown beachgoers to visit in the past several weeks. Beach erosion was caused by rough conditions and crashing waves throughout the Midtown area, from The Breakers to south of Gulfstream Road. Gone is the wide sandy beach that

The Town of Palm Beach’s town-wide utility undergrounding project continues to be a sore spot for Palm Beach officials due to financing and cost problems. Tough decisions may have to be made, but for now, Town of Palm Beach Town Council members are carefully considering their options. As things stand

Town of Palm Beach residents may soon not see (or hear) leaf blowers anymore, as a leaf blower ban has been recommended by the Town’s Ordinances, Rules and Standards Committee. Bobbie Lindsay and Danielle Moore said the decision has gained a lot of support in the past few months due

Residents of The Town of Palm Beach will soon be hearing the sound of rotors spinning around for at least the next 4 years. President-elect Trump’s $7 million dollar helicopter is now allowed to take off and land at Mar-a-Lago Club when he’s in town. This was approved by the