Judge Awards More Than $2 Million in Jupiter E-Bike Crash Lawsuit
Jul 27A Palm Beach County judge has entered a $2.04 million final judgment in favor of a Jupiter mother and her son following a 2024 e-bike crash that left the then-12-year-old with serious injuries.
READ THE DISPATCH →Why Your Tap Water May Smell More Like Chlorine in Jupiter
Jul 26The Town of Jupiter is conducting its annual Free Chlorine Maintenance Program through August 4, temporarily switching from its usual chloramine disinfection process to free chlorine
READ THE DISPATCH →Jupiter Council Approves Preliminary FY2027 Property Tax Rate, Including New Fire Rescue Department
Jul 24The Jupiter Town Council voted Tuesday evening to approve a preliminary millage rate of 3.5886 for Fiscal Year 2027, taking another step in the Town's annual budget process and establishing the maximum property tax rate that can be adopted for the coming fiscal year.
READ THE DISPATCH →Jupiter History: When Bob Hope Helped Celebrate a New Chapter in Local Golf
Jul 24Long before Jupiter became known as one of the nation's premier golf communities, the town was already attracting some of the biggest names in the sport and entertainment.
READ THE DISPATCH →Jupiter Town Council Opposes Paid Beach Parking Proposal, Advances Fire Station 13 Renovation
Jul 23The Jupiter Town Council tackled several important items during its July 21 meeting, including taking an official stance against Palm Beach County's proposed expansion of paid beach parking and approving the next phase of improvements to Fire Station 13.
READ THE DISPATCH →A Great Catch from 1935: Jupiter's Long Tradition of Surf Fishing Lives On
Jul 22One remarkable photograph from 1935 captures that tradition perfectly. It shows Charles Marry of Layton Park proudly holding a round pompano he caught while surf fishing on a Jupiter beach—a snapshot of a pastime that has connected generations of locals and visitors alike.
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