Waves from boats’ wakes wash over a sea wall and stir up the Intracoastal Waterway in Delray Beach. The city said it would ask the state to consider rising sea levels in setting lower speeds. Some residents have built higher walls but are still concerned about potential property damage and want a no-wake zone. 

Coastal Stars: Paige Kornblue Hunter and Andrew Hunter

Meet Your Neighbor: Janie Swanko Souaid

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Business Spotlight: Major revamp proposed for Boynton Beach Mall

| Iconic Boca Raton shop is about meating — and meeting

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Around Town

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Delray Tradition: Nina Raynor has a new address, but the same personal service and showstopper dresses

Dining: Junior League’s Flavors 2020 will star some of Boca’s best restaurants | 

 The Plate: A hearty breakfast to start the day right

Green Markets: Stroll slowly for best enjoyment at Lake Worth Beach market

Pay it Forward: Surviving, thriving are themes of Heart of a Woman Luncheon

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Home, Health & Harmony

Soul Soothing: Experiencing Morikami's Zen Garden

Health Notes: Sports medicine expert to lead new orthopedic center in West Palm

House of the Month: Point estate graces Intracoastal in Gulf Stream

Religion Notes: So Is Life to headline 12th Dubov Memorial Concert

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