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Beachgoers at South Inlet Park in Boca Raton deal with mounds of sargassum in late May that have washed ashore throughout south Palm Beach County, with a record amount forecast by summer. Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star 

Beachgoers in the weeds

‘Major’ sargassum buildup could also put crimp in turtle season‘s fast start

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 Delray Beach: Pelican puzzler: Even the owner of missing bridge statue is not clear-cut |Bridge closure planned to last until July 20|Colony Hotel, with a century in Delray, stays in the family

Highland Beach: Town’s coastal construction rules found to be tighter than state’s

Ocean Ridge: Ocean Club building itself a new home

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Memorial Day

Boca Raton: On a day for remembrance, city sets the record straight|PHOTOS: Memorial Day ceremony; Boca Raton Cemetery

Lantana: PHOTOS: ‘A Day to Remember’ Palm Beach Memorial Park, Lantana

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Obituaries

Dolvin|Hutchins|Kramer

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 Around Town

Along the Coast: New board room for surfers

Business Spotlight: Royal Palm yacht club home sells for $75 million — a Boca record

Coastal Stars: Surgeons’ visionary mission restores eyesight to man born legally blind

Dining: Treating Pop to a steak dinner will take bigger bite out of your wallet

Health & Harmony: Float away in sound; this is not your mother’s sudsy soak|Nurses treated to makeovers and more during National Nurses Week

Meet Your Neighbor: Elizabeth Koldyke Boolbol

Outdoors: Make sure your dive gear is ready for lobster mini-season

Religion: Boca Community Church brought new life to old Bibletown|‘Owies’ a shortcut to understanding God at Vacation Bible School

Tots & Teens: Nature meets literacy: Delray’s storytelling trail a haven for young readers

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Reporter's Note: Newspapers with local focus help build community

It has been 50 years this month since I began my newspaper career here in Palm Beach County, a wet-behind-the-ears Jimmy Olsen hired as a reporter for the weekly Delray Beach and Boynton Beach News Journal.  Back then, Delray Beach was known among us locals as Dullray. Downtown Atlantic Avenue thrived during the day, but was empty at night — with dark stores and sidewalks you could roll a bowling ball down.   It wasn’t that long ago that you could walk downtown and almost inevitably run into…

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