Greg Richter and Anthony Segrich are in a runoff election for the Lake Worth Beach City Commission seat in District 4. Both ...
LAKE WORTH BEACH — Former tech businessman Anthony Segrich will represent downtown and the city's southeastern neighborhoods ...
Anthony Segrich has a new job: Lake Worth Beach City Commissioner. With all eight precincts reporting, Segrich, a no-party ...
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Car crash cuts power to 2,000 in Lake Worth BeachA car struck a utility pole on South Congress Avenue early Saturday morning briefly knocking out 2,000 Lake Worth Beach ...
Acadia Realty Trust returned to South Florida’s commercial real estate market, paying $68 million for a Palm Beach County ...
Voters in Jupiter and Lake Worth Beach are holding runoff elections Tuesday to decide the remaining contests. In Jupiter, the ...
Two Palm Beach County men, Morey Pinnard and Michael Vititoe, have been indicted on first-degree murder charges in connection ...
The Housing Leadership Council of Palm Beach County is pleased to announce Joan Oliva, Executive Director of Lake Worth Beach Community Redevelopment Agency, will […] ...
The city commission has approved plans for an $8.5 million parking garage on K Street, but some business owners and residents ...
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Dredging project prompts temporary closure of Lake Worth InletThe Lake Worth Inlet will be temporarily closed on Thursday morning as construction crews work to install a pipe on the ...
Greg Richter and Anthony Segrich are in a runoff election for the Lake Worth Beach City Commission seat in District 4. Both candidates are focusing their campaigns on tackling housing ...
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