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Kristina Webb

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Kristina Webb is Transportation reporter at the Palm Beach Post. She grew up in Palm Beach County and is a 2010 graduate of Palm Beach Atlantic University.

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Palm Beach approves longer work hours for Four Arts' renovation

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By Kristina Webb Verified
| Palm Beach Daily News Verified
The idea is to speed up the project and help construction trucks avoid being on the street during the busiest traffic times. Construction vehicles heading to the major renovation and expansion at the Society of the Four Arts in Palm Beach can arrive a half-hour earlier and leave a half-hour later each day to help crews complete the project more quickly while avoiding the busiest traffic times.
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Palm Beach approves longer work hours for Four Arts' renovation

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By Kristina Webb Verified
| Palm Beach Post Verified
Construction vehicles heading to the major renovation and expansion at the Society of the Four Arts in Palm Beach can arrive a half-hour earlier and leave a half-hour later each day to help crews complete the project more quickly while avoiding the busiest traffic times.
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Palm Beach applies for federal grant to cover Trump security costs

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By Kristina Webb Verified
| Palm Beach Daily News Verified
Palm Beach has applied for its slice of federal money set aside to pay back communities for the costs of protecting President Donald Trump and his historic Mar-a-Lago home. The town submitted an application seeking about $166,292 from the Presidential Residence Protection Assistant Grant program for overtime costs related to Trump's protection at his landmarked 17-acre Palm Beach estate, records show.
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