Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 28th of September.
Good morning, West Palm Beach.
Ocean Gamberoni Ruggeri, the fourth-generation manager at Salute since April, carries a century-long family tradition for hospitality.
The Bice Group—celebrating its 100th anniversary—operates the restaurant at Palm Beach Towers open to all diners.
A memorial sign honoring O’Shea’s bartender Connor Blais, who was killed in a hit-and-run on July 6, was installed Sunday at the crash site on South Olive Ave & East Lakewood Road in West Palm Beach as family and friends call for safer driving while the investigation continues.
The Flagler Museum in Palm Beach will close from Sept.
29 to Oct. 5 for fumigation to treat termite damage found during a restoration project. Museum crews have begun repairs on flat roofs and historic tiles while preparing the building for reopening.
Palm Beach will launch a mobile stroke unit pilot next year in partnership with UF Health to improve stroke treatment response.
The specialized ambulance (the first in an area without a UF Health hospital) features a mobile CT scanner that sends images for immediate diagnosis and treatment.
Proposed Medicare cuts may make wait times for hip and knee replacements stretch from weeks to months if the 20% reduction takes effect Jan.
1, 2027 — local physician groups urge CMS to reconsider after public comments closed on Sept. 14.
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