Good morning, Boca Raton.

Attorney Ryan Poliakoff explains how a condo board may apply a settlement credit against a delinquent account — a move that must follow the Condominium Act’s rules — and outlines enforcement options when rule violations occur.

It offers guidance for associations navigating these legal issues.

On Aug. 1, the Florida Board of Governors proposed a regulation to bar undocumented students from enrolling in public universities, following a similar decision by the Board of Education last month.

FPI warned the measure could reduce tuition revenue and local economic growth.

Rare hammerhead shark sightings have been reported along local beaches including Jupiter Beach where a resident saw a large shark captured by Florida Fish and Wildlife on Friday, while experts blamed land-based shark fishing & bait practices for drawing sharks closer to shore and raising safety concerns for swimmers.

The National Hurricane Center is watching four tropical waves in the Atlantic, with no immediate threat to Boca Raton.

Forecasts say the waves, seen in the eastern Atlantic and Caribbean, will move this week — bringing scattered showers and moderate winds over parts of the Gulf and Caribbean.

The Clerk’s office now offers more than $1.6 million in unclaimed funds to Palm Beach County residents and businesses — check the office website and submit your claim by Sept.

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Palm Beach County HIV Elimination Services will present four nationally selected topics at the National Ryan White Conference on HIV Care & Treatment from Aug.

4 to Aug. 7 in Washington, D.C. and will showcase local innovations in HIV care, housing stability, fiscal accountability & data-informed service delivery.

A survey of 3,009 Floridians finds local BBQ shops are favored for preserving family traditions and local flavor, with many preferring sauces, rubs, and quality meat over big brands despite rising steak prices + reflecting a strong attachment to homegrown taste.