It will cost an estimated $300,000 to repair the town-owned dock at the northern tip of the island after it was damaged by Hurricane Irma, a town official said this week.

There are many access paths to the shore in Palm Beach, but knowing which paths are public and which are private can be difficult. There are two types of public beach access paths - those with public rights of way and those whose use is restricted to the residents of a designated street, Weber said.

Oakley Debbs always wanted his own field. The town and Friends of Recreation dedicated the Seaview Park athletic field at the Palm Beach Recreation Center to Oakley Saturday in front of family and friends and a couple hundred people at the Oakley Debbs Memorial Soccer Jamboree.

The Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on Worth Ave. was attended by hundreds this week and included Santa riding in on a Fastboats Marine Group speedboat. Mary Robosson, VP of the Palm Beach Civic Association, was there for the celebration and recorded a video on her cellphone.

A Town Council committee has said no to a $31,000 traffic study to determine how to handle large trucks causing problems and property damage on the narrow roads of the North End.

The westbound lane will be closed from 9:30 p.m. to 6 a.m. nightly on the following dates: Monday-Thursday, Dec. 3-Dec. 7, Dec. 10-14 and Dec. 17-21.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is now investigating several boats to determine if they're derelict after CBS12 investigates reported them to the state. Now one man who lives on the water says the problem is a huge concern.

Alex Dreyfoos, a Civic Association Director, is well-known for all that he's accomplished over the years in and for Palm Beach County - from the Kravis Center to the Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts.

Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, a Civic Association Director, has moved closer to bringing a championship to his stadium - in tennis.

Have you ever suffered horripilation and created a kerfuffle when your arachibutyrophobia kicks in at being served a peanut butter sandwich? Which you'd know if you'd read Big Words for Little Geniuses, a new alphabet book for young readers by James Patterson and his wife, Sue.