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Riviera Beach leaders question city manager absence after crash
Summary by PBG News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Zitlali Solache , as published by WPTV Palm Beach County (NBC 5)
· October 23, 2026
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Questions about who is leading Riviera Beach and the future of City Manager William E. Wilkins took center stage during a contentious city council discussion Wednesday, as some elected leaders said they were unaware of the extent of his absence following an August car crash. Wilkins has been work...
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Key points Wilkins took center stage during a contentious city council discussion Wednesday, as some elected leaders said they were unaware of the extent of his absence following an August car crash. Questions about who is leading Riviera Beach and the future of City Manager William E.
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What is this story about? Questions about who is leading Riviera Beach and the future of City Manager William E. Wilkins took center stage during a contentious city council discussion Wednesday, as some elected leaders said they were unaware of the extent of his absence following an August car crash. Wilkins has been work...
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