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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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 Around Town

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Religion: Donation of old kimonos connects Jewish, Japanese cultures|Alpert JFS honors county’s Holocaust survivors

 

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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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