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‘I am caught in their net.’ Lanier appeals for attorney fees.

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By Carolyn DiPaolo Verified
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FBI is targeting CRA projects, Riviera Beach council member writes to colleagues. Riviera Beach City Council Member Shirley Lanier at a Youth Council meeting in December 2025. (Photo: Kelvin Verhovlyak/Community Voices) Riviera Beach City Council Member Shirley Lanier has made an urgent plea for her colleagues to help her fend off an FBI investigation, saying that if she doesn’t mount a defense, “an indictment becomes more likely.” In a six-page letter dated Aug.
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Johnson, Whitfield pursue County Commission seat

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By Carolyn DiPaolo Verified
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All voters in District 2 will choose a new commissioner on Aug. 18. School Board member Erica Whitfield, left, and Haverhill Town Council member Teresa Johnson. (Photos: Whitfield and Johnson campaigns) A School Board member and a county employee are competing for an open seat on the Palm Beach County Commission. Haverhill Town Council member Teresa Johnson and School Board member Erica Whitfield, both Democrats, are running in the Aug.
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Riviera Beach settles on Wilkins for city manager

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By Carolyn DiPaolo Verified
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2 council members opposed his compensation that could total more than $400,000. City Manager Bill Wilkins during Wednesday’s City Council meeting. (Photo: Carolyn DiPaolo/Stet) Riviera Beach City Council members put aside a national search last week to install as city manager a 79-year-old retiree who has led the city twice before and been fired once.
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