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Riviera Beach development proposal raises concerns over marine life

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By John Perik Verified
| WPBF-TV (Palm Beach Gardens, FL) Verified
A proposed 25-story development near Phil Foster Park in Riviera Beach is raising concerns among divers and residents about its potential impact on the area's renowned marine ecosystem."It's in the top 50 dive sites in the world," said Jim Abernethy, a conservationist and photographer. "It's time for people to protect this place from development, otherwise we will have a paved paradise and nothing more."The development was proposed by The Continuum Company, a New York-based developer.
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Massachusetts bakery draws backlash after making Hitler cartoon cake

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By John Perik Verified
| WZTV-TV (Nashville, TN) Verified
by JOHN PERIK, NBC 10 NEWS Wed, June 3, 2026 at 9:55 AM Sweet Stuff Bake Shop in Norton. (WJAR) NORTON, Mass. (WJAR) — A Massachusetts bakery is facing mixed reactions after sharing a photo of a customer’s order depicting a cartoon dressed as Adolf Hitler. On Tuesday, WJAR spoke with Melanie Barrick, the owner of Sweet Stuff Bake Shop in Norton. Barrick said she was asked by a company to do it for an employee leaving.
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Massachusetts bakery draws backlash after making Hitler cartoon cake

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| KFXL-TV (Kearney, NE) Verified
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