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Palm Beach to consider prohibiting gas-powered leaf blowers - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach to consider prohibiting gas-powered leaf blowers

The Palm Beach Town Council will consider an ordinance barring the use of gasoline-powered leaf blowers within the town when it meets Tuesday.

Palm Beach grants after-hours beach access to Root Trail homeowners - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach grants after-hours beach access to Root Trail homeowners

The Palm Beach Town Council on Tuesday gave preliminary approval to an ordinance exempting Root Trail homeowners from new beach access restrictions.

Palm Beach to consider restoring some after-hours beach access - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach to consider restoring some after-hours beach access

The Palm Beach Town Council will vote Tuesday whether to exempt Root Trail homeowners from an ordinance that restricts access to some public beaches.

In a Neighborhood of Gigantic Villas, This Charming, Pint-Sized Bungalow Holds Its Own - Vimarsana News

In a Neighborhood of Gigantic Villas, This Charming, Pint-Sized Bungalow Holds Its Own

As architect Lee F. Mindel demonstrates in this Palm Beach home, sometimes you have to pare down to level up.

What - or who - is most likely to blame for the bounty of sargassum that keeps coming? - Vimarsana News

What - or who - is most likely to blame for the bounty of sargassum that keeps coming?

What - or who - is most likely to blame for the bounty of sargassum that keeps coming? Kimberly Miller, Palm Beach Post Sargassum is increasingly scarfing human-generated nutrients from tainted ocean waters, a harmful binge altering the very chemical structure of the living membrane that can smother luckless beaches in its tangle.  According to a Florida Atlantic University paper, which appeared Monday in Nature Communications, the seething pelagic flora is also creating a crust of toxic dead zones along coastlines that are critical nurseries for saltwater ecosystems. © ...

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