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If you are interested in learning to wakeboard, learn how to at Shark Wake Park 561.  There are NO sharks at Shark Wake Park.  The park is more than fun on the water, it is the nicest family fun around. The watersports park is located at Okeeheelee Park, 1440 Eshleman Trail in West Palm Beach. The park is a personal friendly cable water sports park.  The water playground unveiled its new spot in West Palm Beach in 2019. Shark Wake Park 561 is one of the biggest floating adventure recreation areas in Southeast Florida.  

If you can do it behind a boat then you can do it at the Shark Wake Park.  Jump, dive, and splash into adventure on Obstacle Island. The vast floating fun spot is full of climbing spires, monkey bars, exhilarating slides, and more!…

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Summer is officially over but it can be extremely warm in Palm Beach County even after summer is over. One must drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration. Frozen umbrella drinks or ice-cold brews do not count.  Just good old h2o, agua, water. A simple life force. We know that water is essential to good health, yet requirements vary individual to individual. So, how much water is enough?

The amount of water you need to intake depends on many factors. The factors include your health, how active you are and where you live.  To function appropriately, the body must replenish its water supply by ingesting drinks and foods that encompass water. The Mayo Clinic reported, “Every day you lose water through your breath, perspiration, urine and bowel…

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In addition, the many events held weekly, the Loggerhead Marinelife Center is hosting a Student Film Contest this January. The Loggerhead Marinelife Center has partnered with the 2021 Suzanne L. Niedland Documentary Scholarship Award, for the annual Student Showcase of Films produced by the Palm Beach Film and Television Commission every year.

The documentary film contest aims to showcase the importance of water in Florida’s communities and natural areas. Students in High School and College participating must create original video content to capture their film and storytelling skills. Topics can include conservation challenges, lifestyle changes, conservation initiatives, water and ecosystems, and more. Videos must be five to 25 minutes in length and…

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