Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 2nd of July.
Good morning, Jupiter.
In Jupiter, families and friends can celebrate America’s 250th independence with baseball, fireworks, and local fun at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium from July 3 to July 4 (free parking is available).
This event is part of wider Palm Beach county festivities.
More than 120 new state laws affected schools starting July 1, changing PE credit options, cursive requirements, and teacher certification.
The measures also let students carry epinephrine devices and allow teachers to return to the classroom (which may weaken teacher unions).
Florida law requires elementary students in grades 3 through 5 to learn cursive writing and show proficiency by the end of fifth grade; Senate Bill 182 (SB 182) signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis took effect July 1, applying to the upcoming school year.
Residents and visitors can enjoy free daytime access to most state parks from Friday, July 3 to Sunday, July 5 as part of Fourth of July celebrations (three parks are excluded) while 175 parks offer options like hiking, camping and wildlife viewing.
Florida rules state that consumer fireworks like sparklers are legal year-round while noisy or projectile types (including mortar rounds) may only be set off on New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and Fourth of July.
Residents in counties with burn bans must refrain from lighting fireworks.
Dr. Christopher McCann, a gynecologic oncologist at HCA Florida Healthcare, explained on National Self-Care Day the importance of regular pelvic exams to catch cervical and endometrial cancers early + he advised women to seek care if they experience any abnormal symptoms.
Florida drivers face busy roads this July 4 weekend as more than 4 million people drive long distances while extra state troopers check for speeding and impaired driving.
Gas prices remain high across Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast (averaging below $4 per gallon but 70 cents above last year).
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