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Late last week, an empty barge washed ashore at Singer Island's Ocean Reef Park.

The barge was being towed and broke loose from the tugboat Na Hoku during a crew switch. There were no injuries reported and there was no threat of pollution. It is unclear where the barge was coming from or where it was headed toward.

All Singer Island beaches remained open while the barge was removed.

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According to the New York Post, if you are looking for a hot place to buy in South Florida outside of Miami, look no further then Singer Island.

The Post refers to the area as "Sleepy Singer Island, a beachy enclave that rests due north of Palm Beach", but the area isn't so sleepy anymore. With the additions of 5000 North Ocean and Vista Blue, Singer Island is adding new condos for the first time in over a decade.

“It’s quaint, it’s beachy — and that’s appealing because people enjoy that lifestyle,” says Jay Parker of Douglas Elliman, which is handling sales and marketing at VistaBlue. “They want to move at a little bit of a slower pace. That was the draw of Florida, historically: that quiet, peaceful beach-town feeling.”

The Singer Island

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Season may be coming to a close, but if you are a resident of Singer Island, or looking to come down for a summer trip, get ready to take advantage of some great deals on the island this summer!

THe Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort and Spa is teaming up with the Loggerhead Marinelife Center to offer the Little Loggerhead Package. The package includes overnight accomodations for two adults and two children (minimum of two nights), a private tour of the Loggerhead Marinelife Center, and participation in Loggerhead Marinelife Center's Adopt a Sea Turtle program. The package starts at $324 a night, and also includes everything that the only all-suite beachfron resort in Palm Beach County offers, including Discover Suba, the Kid's Club,

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Peanut Island, the 80-acre tropical island located at the west end of the Lake Worth Inlet, is a popular weekend and holiday destination for locals and visitors to enjoy South Florida. Here is everything you need to know about the get-there-by-only-boat park:

Park Your Boat

Whether it's at one of the free slips available on the island, or anchoring offshore, there are plenty of places to pull your boat up and enjoy a day at Peanut Island.

No Boat? No Problem

If you don't have a boat of your own to take over to Peanut Island, there are a few water taxi options for you. The Peanut Island Water leaves from Riviera Beach Municipal Marina every 30 minutes. There is also the Peanut Island Shuttle, which departs from the Sialfish Marina on Singer

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