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Reflections from the front lineSeven photos shot individually at a COVID-19 safe distance and assembled into this composite by Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star 

 

 

This Labor Day, essential workers reveal how their jobs have changed to meet the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. These are the folks who protect us from fires, comfort our souls, teach our children, deliver food and mail, and treat those who have fallen ill to COVID-19.

 

Meet your neighbors on the front line

O'Brien | Horgan | Benda | Saxton | Brown | Jacoby | Varesio

 

Editor's Note: Bee sting spurs renewed thanks to essential workers

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Business Spotlight: Travel magazine dubs Eau Palm Beach a top resort

Coastal Star: Dancing a challenge for this savvy entrepreneur — but not fundraising

Dining: Lionfish debuts on Atlantic Avenue

Gardens: Plant sales aim to return native species, diversity to barrier islands

Golf: Two local par-3 courses hailed among world's best

Health: JFK offers mental health education course for students in middle, high schools

House of the Month: Contemporary oceanview estate in Delray Beach

Meet Your Neighbor: Mason Slaine

On the Water: Fight's over, now what? Tips on releasing a sailfish

Pets: Virtual and drive-by events keep alive tradition of blessing animals | St. Joseph's serves 100 pets and their owners with drive-up blessings

Religion: First Presbyterian donations help Bahamas town rebuild after Dorian | Parishioners celebrate newest member with drive-by shower

Tots & Teens: Retiring principal focused on building relationships

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