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Does Martin County need two more towns?

January 7, 2017
AmPro Realty
Category: News

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Some residents of Hobe Sound and Indiantown say they want to be their own towns, saying they want a better say in their future. Hobe Sound would be a town of about 15,000 residents.

See the full story in The Palm Beach Post.

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