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BEHAVED ON BOCA BEACHES AND BOATS! No Apparent Social Distancing Issues

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Labor Day Weekend Off To Good Start, Palm Beach County Phase 2 Still Set For Tuesday

BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) — Significant concern that beaches would be packed and boaters would misbehave this Labor Day weekend seem to be unfounded, at least so far. A look Saturday at webcams across the area reveal nothing like what we’ve seen before — beaches are socially distanced and boats on Lake Boca are not creating a problem.

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NO APPARENT SOCIAL DISTANCING ISSUES ON LAKE BOCA AS LABOR DAY WEEKEND STARTS. (Courtesy LakeBocaCam.com).

Palm Beach County Commissioners said they would not close beaches this weekend after several months of holiday closures in an effort to fight COVID. Social distancing was a huge problem in the first several months of COVID restrictions. Beaches were packed, Lake Boca was overwhelmed by boaters who blatantly violated executive orders and CDC guidelines. But with Palm Beach County now days away from Tuesday’s Phase 2 of Florida’s reopening plan, it appears few want to tempt fate.

Let us know if you see something we’re not seeing by using the contact link above, but so far, so good. The first stage of Phase 2 starts at 12:01 Tuesday morning with increased restaurant and store capacity. Schools open for optional in-person learning on September 21st. Additional openings and rule relaxing will occur over the next several weeks.

Bars across Palm Beach County remain closed by executive order of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

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