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Negotiations to expand the Boca Raton Boys & Girls Club in the new public park slowed after legal concerns arose at Monday’s meeting, and officials granted two weeks to resolve the term sheet challenges.

About 500 to 1,600 nearby residents oppose the plan along with a pending skate park project.

Parents must register bus riders via the Register Your Ride portal as school starts Monday, Aug.

10. The district’s school hours remain unchanged (high: 7:30 a.m. to 2:50 p.m., middle: 9:30 a.m. to 4:05 p.m., elementary: 8:00 a.m. to 2:05 p.m.), and free meal eligibility options are available.

Palm Beach County public schools saw enrollment drop that may cost $100 million in state funding and prompt a $5.8 billion budget trimmed by $51 million from school sites, with 180,000 students set to start classes on Aug.

10 (the district earned an A grade and a 93.5% graduation rate).

In Palm Beach County, city and nonprofits are adding trees and shade structures to ease extreme heat, with Boca Raton adding shade at Sandalfoot Cove Park.

Community Greening will host a tree giveaway at Halpatiokee Park on Sept. 12 + plant 100 trees on Sept. 19.

AAA advises families sending kids off to college to review insurance coverage for vehicles, dorm belongings, and digital devices (including roadside assistance) before move-in day.

Parents should verify auto, renters, and property policies to avoid costly gaps.

Palm Beach County health officials reported 10 cyclospora cases since May after Taylor Farms recalled iceberg lettuce from its Mexico facility — the parasite has sickened thousands nationwide and caused 2 deaths in Michigan.

The YMCA of South Palm Beach County has been awarded $14,000 to maintain its Parkinson’s programs at Boca Raton and Boynton Beach.

The funding will support eight hours of weekly classes designed to improve strength, balance, flexibility and mobility as part of a larger national grant effort.

The Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach issued a health alert after tests on July 30 found blue-green algae toxins in Lake Mangonia at East Shore.

Residents are advised to avoid water contact and keep pets away.

State inspectors shut down seven restaurants in Palm Beach and Broward counties for pest activity during late July — including Boca Raton's Seabra Bakery & Café, which corrected 12 high-priority violations and reopened the next day.

UHealth's Sylvester Cancer Center ranked No. 1 in Florida for cancer in U.S. News and World Report, reflecting rising patient numbers in South Florida.

Director Stephen Nimer said the center plans to expand into Palm Beach County to serve an aging population — a move to attract talent and funding.

After eight years as FAU athletics director, Brian White accepted a new role at Virginia Tech and was honored at a local farewell event.

FAU named Josh McCowan from Mississippi State as the incoming vice president and director of athletics, setting the stage for continued local sports leadership.