Diego Diaz Lasa is a journalist based in Palm Beach, Florida. He writes for the Palm Beach Daily News and Yahoo News, focusing on local news and events in the Palm Beach area. Diego covers a range of topics including community updates, local politics, cultural events, and human interest stories.
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Diego Diaz Lasa's coverage primarily revolves around local government announcements, events, and crime in the Palm Beach area. He also covers topics such as art and photography, events and festivals, local government decisions, and community programs.
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By: Diego Diaz Lasa
A wave of excited students made their way through the rain and poured into the halls of Palm Beach Day Academy as staff welcomed them to the first day of school on Tuesday.
Rosarian Academy says the over 480 students enrolled is the largest student population in over a decade.
By: Diego Diaz Lasa
A completed draft of Palm Beach’s revamped zoning code will be delivered to town staff by the end of September, but residents will have to wait until the Planning and Zoning Commission's meeting in December to get their first look.
By: Diego Diaz Lasa
When a mid-July equipment failure led to the death of Bethesda-by-the-Sea’s largest koi fishes, the Episcopalian church turned to its parishioners for aid in funding the unexpected repairs.
By: Diego Diaz Lasa
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By: Diego Diaz Lasa
During the Palm Beach Planning and Zoning Commission Sept. 3 discussion, commissioners questioned the town's restaurant seat count.
Palm Beach is seeking to appoint three regular members to its Shore Protection Board.
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By: Diego Diaz Lasa
Motorists who take North Lake Way to Palm Beach's far North End may want to look for a new route, as the town will be closing the road at its intersection with Polmer Park Road for two weeks starting Wednesday.
Friends of Palm Beach is inviting locals to join the organization for a Saturday beach cleanup as part of the 35th annual International Coastal Cleanup day.
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