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April: Letter From Palm Beach: Our Town

It Might be a Stretch to Compare a Town with 54 Billionaires to Grover's Corners, but there are days when Palm Beach is every bit the same small American village Thornton Wilder imagined.

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January/February: Letter From Palm Beach: Gift By The Sea

At its literal core, Palm Beach is nothing more than a sand-covered reef, 18 miles long and just a few blocks wide.

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December: Letter From Palm Beach: Back On Track!

Whether you think of Henry Flagler as a railroad baron or a hotel tycoon, he was at heart a real estate guy.

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November: Letter from Palm Beach: Wall Street South

Once upon a time (ok yes, when I worked there) Wall Street relationships were built on a sturdy foundation of red wine, steak dinners and tickets to the Rangers' game. But today, with computer-driven trading, cell phones and ubiquitous WiFi, Madison Square Garden adjacency is no longer the trading floor must-have it once was.

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October: Letter From Palm Beach: SandWitch Anyone?

We're Sometimes Asked, "Isn't Palm Beach a Ghost Town in the Fall?" Oh Believe Us, It Is. 👻 But only in the spiritual sense.

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September: Letter From Palm Beach: Fosse, Fosse, Fosse!

Okay, So Actually Cabaret and Chicago Are Not Playing The Kravis This Season. But Hadestown and On Your Feet Are Both Tapping Their Way Here!

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May/June: Letter from Palm Beach: Will Rogers Befuddled

“Buy land,” said Will, “They ain’t making any more of the stuff.”

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April: Letter from Palm Beach: Georgia On My Mind

Georgia Avenue, that is. A parallel in more than one way to its better–known cousin The Dixie Highway, Georgia runs north-south through West Palm Beach alongside Dixie’s famed parade of antique shops, a not so secret source Palm Beachers have been shopping for decades.

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March: Letter from Palm Beach: Street of Dreams

The Homes of Golfview Road Are Like the Children of Lake Wobegone, They’re All Above Average.

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December/January: Letter from Palm Beach: Random Acts of Beauty

What's the opposite of brain drain? No one's ever going to compare 2022 Palm Beach to the wharves of New York in 1922, but new faces, new talents, new ideas continue to arrive on our doorstep.

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November: Letter from Palm Beach: Got Science?

Palm Beach “STEM” Talk Isn’t Always About Martini Glasses.

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