A lawsuit is delaying demolition and construction on the Palm Beach recreation center but it hasn't stopped work completely. And, it gives the town more time to cut construction costs.

The Town of Palm Beach has awarded a contract to redirect storm water discharges to the beach. 

Palm Beach wants to become the next Florida city to ban plastic bags. But town officials are waiting for a judge to rule on a case in Coral Gables before passing a law that could be undone.

Residents and shoppers will find many of the same stores and offices in the Royal Poinciana Plaza this fall, but with new looks.

Two weeks of collaboration have helped developers and merchants come to a consensus on how best to manage construction during the upcoming Testa revitalization project.

The Town Council on Wednesday cleared the way for demolition to begin this summer on the historic Testa site on Royal Poinciana Way.

The Preservation Foundation is providing monthly aerial photos for their beautification project. 

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Mr. Pucillo has been a lifelong resident of Palm Beach. His parents opened the Petite Marmite restaurant in 1949 and operated it until its sale in 1983. Mr. Pucillo is a graduate of Williams College and Georgetown University Law School. After clerking for two federal judges and working at the US Securities and Exchange Commission, he and his wife, Deborah, settled in Palm Beach permanently. Mr. Pucillo practiced law in Palm Beach and West Palm Beach for 35 years. In 1994 he founded the firm of Burt & Pucillo, serving as managing partner until its merger with a national law firm. He limited his practice to securities litigation, and he represented several of the nation's largest public pension funds. He retired from the practice of law at the end of 2015. 

Mr. Shiverick is a co-founder and co-CEO of Seminole Capital Partners, a global long/short equity investment fund based in New York. Before Seminole, he was a partner of SRG Associates, an equity research boutique, and he started his Wall Street career at Oppenheimer & Company as a stock analyst. Mr. Shiverick is also co-trustee of the Shelter Hill Foundation, a family foundation established in 2003, and he is the co-chairman of the board of the Cancer Research Institute, a New York based philanthropy focused on the development of immunotherapies to fight cancer. He serves on the board of the Clark Foundation, the US Wrestling Foundation, and the American Federation of Children, and he is a member of the visiting board of trustees of the Hawken School in Gates Mills, Ohio. Mr. Shiverick graduated from Northwestern University and received an MBA from Dartmouth College. He and his wife, Betsy, have four children and have resided in Palm Beach since 2006.