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Friday brings mostly sunny skies, an east breeze, and just a low chance of a brief shower near the coast. The weekend stays warm and fairly quiet, but a front could bring more showers and thunderstorms Monday into Tuesday, followed by cooler, windier weather.
A rare 2-2 tie on the Boca Raton City Council halted a request tied to the Boca Raton Innovation Center campus, leaving city officials and the property owner to sort out what happens next.
Boca Raton’s planning and zoning board voted 7-0 to approve a proposal to convert the Holiday Inn property off Yamato Road into 125 apartments, retail space, and a trail-oriented restaurant connected to the El Rio Trail.
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to help cover future education and living costs for Amir, the young son of Arman Motiwalla, the 37-year-old man found fatally shot in Boca Raton this month.
Boca Raton stays mostly sunny and comfortable today with an east breeze and a high near 80. The big headline is the beach: a high rip current risk remains in place through Friday evening.
Boca Raton Police issued a traffic advisory Wednesday evening saying westbound lanes at Clint Moore Road and Rogers Circle were closed because of an accident.