Jupiter Island commissioner warns town 'reapplying Band-Aid' as erosion threatens to split island
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The 2025 Florida Department of Environmental Protection report warned erosion threatens roads, buildings, drainage systems, natural habitats, wildlife and ancient sites on Jupiter Island. The threat stretches from Blowing Rocks Preserve to Peck Lake, where a breach could turn a thin strip of land into an open inlet. A storm breached Peck
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