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Andrew Marra covers education for The Palm Beach Post. He started at The Post in 2001 and has covered public schools and the criminal justice system and has worked as an editorial writer. A graduate of Palm Beach County’s public school system, he attended Palm Beach Gardens Elementary, Howell L. Watkins Middle and Suncoast Community High School. He lives in Lake Worth with his wife and son.

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West Palm Beach park restaurant plan moves ahead

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This could be the new waterfront restaurant in West Palm’s Currie Park

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This could be the new waterfront restaurant in West Palm’s Currie Park Andrew Marra, Palm Beach Post Fri, July 17, 2026 at 5:59 PM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Miami restaurant group's plan for a waterfront restaurant at West Palm Beach's Currie Park has won over city leaders.
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See the proposed waterfront restaurant for West Palm’s Currie Park

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Andrew Marra July 17, 2026, 1:59 p.m. ET A rendering of the Sea Salt Beach House, a proposed 378-seat restaurant in West Palm Beach’s Currie Park. Breakwater Hospitality Group A rendering of the Sea Salt Beach House, a proposed 378-seat restaurant in West Palm Beach’s Currie Park. Breakwater Hospitality Group A rendering of the Sea Salt Beach House, a proposed 378-seat restaurant in West Palm Beach’s Currie Park.
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