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Today's riddle: What are the two sides of a circle? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Jupiter Civic Center Still Closed After King Tides Carve Away Its Deck, With No Reopening Date Set (jupiterdaily.com) — Jupiter Civic Center reservations are cancelled through December, with no reopening date after erosion undermined its deck and stairs. Beach crossovers 45 through 50 also remain closed. The town is assessing the nearly century-old Carlin Park building and redesigning its deck with deeper piles after bringing in sand to stabilize the structure.
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2. Marine Industries and Little Smiles holiday toy drive begins ahead of annual boat parade (wpbf.com) — Jupiter residents can donate new, unwrapped toys at the police department, Maltz Jupiter Theatre and other local collection sites through mid-December. The Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County and Little Smiles drive accompanies the Dec. 5 holiday boat parade, which travels from North Palm Beach to the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse.
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3. Classic rock legend's Southern influences, Kiss guitarist's time in his band (al.com) — From his home in Jupiter, where he's lived for 40 years, Grand Funk Railroad drummer and singer Don Brewer reflects on a career still taking him on the road at 78. He recalls recording “We're An American Band” and shares his wish to turn the band's early struggles into a stage production.
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4. Deputies fatally shoot man accused of stabbing woman inside Jupiter-area apartment, PBSO says (wflx.com) — Two deputies fatally shot a man inside a Jupiter-area apartment Tuesday after finding him attacking a woman with a knife, the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office said. The woman is expected to survive. State investigators are reviewing the shooting, and the deputies are on administrative leave.
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5. Martin County to establish some quiet zones to combat train noise (wptv.com) — Martin County commissioners voted 3–2 to pursue train-horn quiet zones at three crossings in Jensen Beach and Hobe Sound, reversing last year's opposition. Supporters described relentless noise, while opponents raised safety concerns. Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens were cited as nearby communities that recently established quiet zones.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What are the two sides of a circle?" — The inside and the outside ! (Thank you James M. for sending it in!)
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