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Highland Beach firefighter/paramedics Ricardo Robinson and Cale Brader raise the yellow and purple beach warning flags in front of Fire Station 120. The town is now raising daily beach condition flags at the fire station and at the town’s north and south entry signs to indicate water safety conditions. Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star

Highland Beach: Beach condition flags flying on A1A

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Editor's Note: The right to vote: Still a thing after 250 years

Patriotic fervor is on full display this month, with Fourth of July fireworks extravaganzas up and down the coast — including in Lantana, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach and Boca Raton —  and even a reading of the Declaration of Independence as part of Delray Beach’s festivities. It is quite a feat that America is still standing 250 years after that declaration was first read throughout the 13 colonies. Let’s keep that exuberance going as we head into the fall and the upcoming election season.…

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