Good morning, Jupiter.

Organizations across South Florida have launched a relief drive for Venezuelan earthquake victims; Doña Arepa Bistro in Boca Raton is collecting donations.

Residents are asked to donate nonperishable food, medications, and first aid kits (helpful given damaged infrastructure up north).

Former MorseLife CEO Keith Myers is suing the senior center and community leaders for wrongful termination and defamation after his January ouster over high management fees, with attorney Jack Scarola (known for representing Epstein survivors) now leading his case.

The suit names 13 individuals in Palm Beach County.

The Jupiter Civic Center is set to host the Jupiter-Tequesta Repeater Group’s 44th annual Field Day as amateur radio operators test emergency communication skills using equipment.

The event runs from 2 p.m. tomorrow until 2 p.m. Sunday by Carlin Park & Jupiter Beach, and the public is invited to participate.

Officials at Jupiter Medical Center held a groundbreaking ceremony on June 24 for their new hospital near Avenir that will serve local communities and open in early 2028.

Florida health officials reported nine cases of Vibrio vulnificus infection (aka the flesh-eating bacteria) as of June 25, nearly double this time last year, with two confirmed in Miami-Dade county.

The bacterium can cause life‑threatening illness in people with underlying conditions.

Dunedin Blue Jays vs. Jupiter Hammerheads

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium — $15 — Enjoy an exciting baseball matchup with guaranteed parking spots.

The Cover Letters Live Performance

5-7:30 p.m. — Double Roads Tavern & Live Music — Free entry — Experience a high-energy cover band performance spanning decades of pop and rock hits.

Samantha Russell Duo Live Performance

1-4 p.m. — Double Roads Tavern & Live Music — Free entry — Experience a vibrant mix of rock, pop, and country in an unforgettable live music performance.