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Today's riddle: When geese fly, one side is longer than the other. do you know why that is ? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. 'Now we need answers': Woman identified years after remains found in Boynton Beach (cw34.com) — Investigators have identified skeletal remains found in 2023 in a wooded area of unincorporated Boynton Beach as 74-year-old Regina Hess, but they still don't know how she died. The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is asking anyone who knew Hess or has information about her final years to contact Detective Milliner or Crime Stoppers to help piece together what happened.
2. Back to Hebrew school: Students return for a sweet new year (sun-sentinel.com) — Students at Beit Blumi High in Greater Boynton Beach kicked off their new Hebrew school session with a lively Rosh Hashana celebration, complete with shofar blasts and a hands-on Shofar Factory workshop. Local volunteers helped teens practice Hebrew reading, while staff emphasized the school's focus on connection, friendship, and community as the new year begins.
3. 'It definitely disturbed me': Boynton Beach neighbors react to shocking video of service dog abuse (wptv.com) — A Boynton Beach man has been arrested on a felony animal cruelty charge after witnesses twice recorded his service dog being violently slammed to the pavement near South Federal Highway. The black Labrador, Rex, is now in county custody while a judge decides his future, and neighbors say they're relieved by the arrest but worried about ensuring the dog finds a safe, permanent home.
4. Palm Beach County Civil Filings – September 15, 2026 (bocapost.com) — Palm Beach County's latest civil filings include a case brought by the City of Boynton Beach, alongside new lawsuits over auto crashes, injuries, contracts, foreclosures, and HOA disputes. If you're tracking local legal activity or specific case numbers, this roundup shows which matters were newly filed and where to look for detailed records or updates.
5. A lionfish epidemic ravages Florida's reefs. This man has gone to war (cnn.com) — Florida's lionfish invasion is threatening reefs statewide, and one diver who started hunting off Boynton Beach has turned culling the invasive species into a full-time, nonprofit mission. His team now removes large numbers of lionfish from reefs between Jupiter and Key Biscayne, sharing videos and safety tips while urging more trained divers to help protect local marine life.
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