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governmentBoca Brief: City Council Meeting Recap for Nov 9 & 10, 2026Read the latest City Council recap for highlights on topics of community interest, key Council actions & other important City updates for residents.City of Boca Raton News Flash · Nov 13, 2026Read the brief
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LocalYvette Drucker Sworn In As Palm Beach County Clerk & ComptrollerBocaNewsNow.com · Nov 13, 2026Read the brief
LocalFlorida Atlantic Opens Applications for Kelly/Strul Emerging Scholars ProgramThe Boca Raton Tribune · Nov 13, 2026Read the brief
LocalThe Wick Theatre Hosts Tony Orlando’s STORYTELLER!The Boca Raton Tribune · Nov 13, 2026Read the brief
LocalTony Orlando to Bring STORYTELLER! to The Wick Theatre in Boca RatonBroadwayWorld · Nov 13, 2026Read the brief
LocalBoca Raton Regional Hospital Opens Gloria Drummond Patient Tower In FloridaHealthcare Design Magazine · Nov 13, 2026Read the brief
LocalSpeed Racer Returns: Cadola Unveils Limited-Edition Mach 5 ChronographThe Boca Raton Tribune · Nov 13, 2026Read the brief
safetyPalm Beach County Waives Building Permit Fees for Properties Damaged by Recent Flooding and Private Aircraft CrashThe Boca Raton Tribune · Nov 13, 2026Read the brief
parksMizner Park Redevelopment Plans Raise Concerns Over Boca Raton Land ReferendumTAPinto · Nov 13, 2026Read the brief
