Good morning, Jupiter.

Camp Palm Beach hosted a waterslide day on July 17 at Mandel Recreation Center for 80 campers who enjoyed inflatable water slides, a water course, shaved ice and a color war (the camp continues through July 31 with additional field trips and activities planned).

Florida's back-to-school tax holiday runs until Aug.

20, letting shoppers get tax-free school supplies, computers, and clothing if they meet price limits. Most students begin school on Aug. 10 and should check official lists online or in stores.

A new plume of Saharan dust is expected to reach Florida by the end of this week, giving hazy skies and vivid sunsets while health experts advise vulnerable residents (per NOAA) to take precautions with air filters and masks.

Jena Sims Koepka paired with The Little Words Project (a local nonprofit) to support Jupiter Medical Center's NICU on Jul.27, raising awareness and providing crucial aid for neonatal care.

Marine biologists are warning pet owners about sea hares washing up on Hutchinson Island beaches as these sea slugs produce purple ink that may trigger seizures in dogs but are harmless to humans.

Experts advise keeping pets off the beach until the sea hares disappear.

Florida’s Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo issued new guidance on July 24 for children aged 5 to 17, advising doctors to try psychotherapy, physical activity — and dietary changes — before prescribing psychotropic drugs except for moderate to severe cases.

World Lung Cancer Day takes place on August 1 as a local doctor from Jupiter Medical Center raises awareness about lung cancer prevention and the importance of early detection (a key factor in successful treatment).