Bracing for greater flooding
Anglers fish along the Boynton Inlet at Ocean Inlet Park, where Palm Beach County plans to use thousands of truckloads of fill to raise the ground by up to three feet. Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star
Projects aim to raise ground level, increase sea wall heights
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