The Palm Beach County News in 90 Seconds has recently featured several top stories, including the release of secret documents regarding the Jeffrey Epstein saga. Epstein, a wealthy financier, was indicted in 2006 on a single prostitution charge, leading to questions about why he was not charged with more serious ___ses.
The Palm Beach Post sued in 2019 to obtain the documents, which have now been made public. According to the documents, members of the grand jury that indicted Epstein echoed the accusatory tones of state attorneys, posing questions that sounded more like condemnation. The documents have sparked renewed interest in the Epstein case, which has been the subject of much controversy in recent years.
In other local news, a new law has gone into effect in Palm Beach County and throughout the state of Florida... limiting what homeowner associations can do to their members. The law is intended to protect the rights of homeowners and prevent associations from imposing unfair fees and fines. The results are also in for the new statewide English and math standardized tests, known as the FAST exams, which replaced the FSA exams in 2023.
The tests measure reading and mathematics in grades three, seven, "and 10," "with the state also testing math in grades three and seven." The results show that Palm Beach County students have performed well on the tests... with many students showing improvement compared to previous years. The information for this article was obtained from USA TODAY.
Reference: Found hereLooking for the top stories featured on the July 12 episode of our Palm Beach County News in 90 Seconds? See the story blurbs/links below. The Jeffrey Epstein saga began — and could have ended — in Palm Beach County in 2006. The Palm Beach Post sued in 2019 to find out why it didn't. Now, secret documents detailing what happened 18 years ago when Epstein was indicted on only a single prostitution charge are public.
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