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Fight over parking spaces at Village Park in Wellington heads to court

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By Michael Hoffman Verified
| WPTV-TV (West Palm Beach, FL) Verified
WELLINGTON, Fla. — A dispute over parking spaces at Village Park in Wellington is heading to court. The Wellington Sports Academy is suing the village, claiming it breached their agreement by restricting access to parking spaces the academy says it is entitled to use. Village officials disagree with that interpretation.
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Lake Worth business owner arrested in ICE operation; family, community push back on agency's claims

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By Michael Hoffman Verified
| WPTV-TV (West Palm Beach, FL) Verified
LAKE WORTH BACH, Fla. — A Lake Worth bakery owner is in federal custody after Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested him in what the agency is calling a targeted immigration operation — and his family, coworkers, and community members are pushing back on ICE's characterization of the man.
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Vivify's water-powered generators could restore power to 1,000 homes in 15 minutes

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By Michael Hoffman Verified
| WPTV-TV (West Palm Beach, FL) Verified
A Palm Beach County company says it has developed portable, water-powered energy generators capable of restoring power to entire communities in the aftermath of a hurricane — and it plans to begin mass production as soon as January.
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