Jane Musgrave

3 weeks ago | wlrn.org | Jane Musgrave

There won’t be a three-peat showdown between Riviera Beach and longtime city nemesis, Fane Lozman, before the U.S. Supreme Court — at least for now. In a decision Riviera Beach officials celebrated in a press release, the nation’s high court last week declined to wade into a multimillion-dollar dispute over whether the city illegally seized Lozman’s mostly submerged land along Singer Island by refusing to let him develop it. As is typical, justices didn’t say why they decided not to hear the case.

3 weeks ago | thecoastalstar.com | Jane Musgrave

By Jane MusgraveA gate to the beach completed last month at the end of Tropical Drive protects a pathway that had been the subject of a dispute between drive residents and their Turtle Beach condominium neighbors. Jerry Lower/The Coastal StarA long-running feud between Ocean Ridge neighbors over beach access appears to be over.

2 months ago | thecoastalstar.com | Jane Musgrave

David MacNeil paid $38.5 million for an oceanfront house in Manalapan only to raze it, leaving the empty lot to the left. Now, he plans to buy the partially completed house on the right and raze it, too, to make way for a single home on a combined lot. Both lots are ocean to Intracoastal. Jerry Lower/The Coastal StarBy Jane MusgraveThose looking for evidence that the luxury real estate market is hot in coastal Palm Beach County should start their search in Manalapan.

Mar 28, 2025 | floridabulldog.org | Jane Musgrave

By Jane Musgrave, Stet NewsA 23-year-old former Delray Beach woman is at the center of a growing international drama that began three years ago when she helped persuade Romanian officials to file human trafficking charges against kickboxing stars turned social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate.

Mar 14, 2025 | palmbeachpost.com | Jane Musgrave

Jane MusgraveSpecial to The Palm Beach PostHerman, who maintains his innocence, was previously released from prison after serving 14 years when key witnesses recanted their testimonies. The victim's children believe Herman is innocent and suggest their father's death was connected to his business dealings. A former prosecutor who investigated the case also believes Herman is innocent and points to a possible wrongful conviction due to official misconduct.