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Dangerous debris and 8-foot surf left over from Hurricane Sandy closed county beaches to swimmers today and may keep them closed Sunday, according to county officials.

Were seeing big chunks of wood with nails sticking out, tree limbs, chairs all kinds of debris that could hurt swimmers. We will make a decision Sunday on opening the beaches, said Eric Call, director of the Palm Beach CountyDepartment of Parks and Recreation.

All county beaches were closed to swimmers today except for Boca-South Inlet. Inland swimming locations at Dubois and Phil Foster parks are open. All beaches remain open for other activities. Peanut Island is closed due to erosion.

Countywide, erosion was not significant. Coral Cove Park in Tequesta and the northern end of Carlin Park in Jupiter were hit the worst. Singer Island and Ocean Reef Park also lost sand, according to Dan Bates, environmental director for the countys Department of Environmental Resources Management.

We lost dune vegetation at Carlin and Coral Cove. Overall, the county did well, said Bates.

In Martin County, officials have declared a state of local emergency due to high surf and tide conditions.

Bathtub Reef Beach remains closed. Following Tropical Storm Isaac, about 3,600 tons of sand were brought in to shore up the dune and protect the beach and parking area. Additional sand was brought in this weekend to protect the beach. MacArthur Boulevard from Northeast Ocean Boulevard to Sailfish Point is open to local traffic only.

Both Juno Beach and Lake Worth piers were closed today. Both piers are made with sections of flooring that come loose during high seas to allow the waves to come through the concrete pier structure.

Several of the deck squares which float were removed from Lake Worth pier. The storm knocked out several sections at the end of the 1,000-foot-long Juno Beach pier.

Either well find the deck squares on another section of the pier or we will recover them floating nearby, said Call.

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Square grouper and white lobster have been washing up on Treasure Coast beaches.

But they're not delicacies you'll be seeing in area restaurants. Those are the terms given to heavily wrapped bales of marijuana or cocaine appearing on local beaches over the past month.

Since Sept. 3, more than 500 pounds of drugs mostly marijuana have come ashore or been found in the water from Brevard to Palm Beach counties.

"We don't get drugs washing up on beaches here too often," said Sgt. Thom Raulen, Indian River County Sheriff's Office spokesman. "But it does happen from time to time."

Officials don't know if the marijuana bales are part of the same missing load or individual occurrences.

None of the packages had distinctive markings that could indicate its origin, officials said. Any fingerprints had been washed away by salt water.

Authorities suspect the drugs could be a failed attempt from smugglers to deliver their stock.

"It could have come from a cigarette boat that was about to get caught and they dumped their load," said Sgt. Scott Pascarella, spokesman for the Jupiter Police Department.

"There is a remote chance that it could have been a drop from an airplane for a dealer to pick up later," Raulen said. "But because there were three or four counties involved, it could be a vessel that dumped its load."

Indian River County has the most incidents of found marijuana bales. On Sept. 16 two bales, totaling 15 pounds were found on a beach near Johns Island Club in Indian River Shores. Later that day, 10 pounds of marijuana were found nearby at Golden Sands Beach Park.

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A number of beaches at Rottest Island have been closed due to a shark sighting.

Surf Life Saving WA says its rescue helicopter spotted a three metre white shark near Geordie Bay just before 11:00 am.

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The beaches surrounding Makena Landing Beach Park were closed off Saturday afternoon following a shark attack on a 51-year-old woman from California.

The victim was approximately 20 yards offshore when she was attacked by a shark estimated to be between 10 and 12 feet long, said Fire Services Chief Lee Mainaga.

The woman suffered nonlife-threatening injuries, including puncture wounds to her right inner thigh and lacerations to the front and back of her right hand from pushing the shark away, Mainaga said.

She was transported to Maui Memorial Medical Center in stable condition.

Ocean Safety crews had closed the beaches one mile to the north and south of the attack site, from Maluaka Beach to Changs Beach.

The beaches were expected to remain closed until first light today, when the situation would be re-evaluated, according to Maui County spokesman Rod Antone.

The species of the shark was unknown as of Saturday night.

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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) Streets are rapidly flooding around the Boardwalk area in Atlantic City and near the Atlantic City Expressway as Hurricane Sandy approaches.

All 12 casinos in Atlantic City shut down Sunday under orders from the governor.

In Cape May the ocean has also breached the main oceanfront drive, Ocean Avenue, near the city's southern end.

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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Streets are rapidly flooding around the Boardwalk area in Atlantic City and near the Atlantic City Expressway as Hurricane Sandy approaches.

All 12 casinos in Atlantic City shut down Sunday under orders from the governor.

In Cape May the ocean has also breached the main oceanfront drive, Ocean Avenue, near the city's southern end.

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Beaches along the coast have been closed due to lightning.

Quinns, Mullaloo and Sorrento beaches were closed about midday as a storm front rolled in.

Hillarys, Trigg, Floreat, City and North Cottesloe beaches were closed about 12.30pm.

Quinns, Mullaloo and Trigg beaches has now been re-opened

Temperatures reached 36C at about 11.40am today but dropped into the low twenties within an hour.

Thunderstorms and showers are expected to continue throughout the afternoon and into the evening.

This morning Surf Life Savings reported that a tagged white shark was detected at the Ocean Reef receiver at 6.49am.

A surfer reported a 2-2.5m shark about 300-400s south of the surf club at Secret Harbour.

The Westpac Rescue Helicopter sighted a 3m shark 200m north of Catherine Bay, Rottnest.

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A 51-year-old woman from California was attacked over the weekend by a shark off Makena Landing Beach Park on Maui.

Maui News (http://is.gd/HfobtI) reports that the beaches near the park were closed Saturday afternoon after the shark attacked the woman when she was about 20 yards from shore. The shark was estimated to be between 10 and 12 feet long.

Fire Services Chief Lee Mainaga says the woman suffered puncture wounds to her right inner thigh and lacerations to the front and back of her right hand from pushing the shark away.

She was taken to Maui Memorial Medical Center in stable condition.

Beaches were closed one mile to the north and one mile to the south of where the woman was attacked while ocean safety officials evaluated the situation.

Information from: The Maui News, http://www.mauinews.com

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The shark attack occurred at the Makena Landing Beach Park on Maui, reports Maui News. According to Fire Services Chief Lee Mainaga, the shark was approximately 10 to 12 feet long. The victim survived the shark attack with non-life threatening injuries, Maui News reports.

The woman was swimming about 20 yards offshore when the shark attacked her. She fought off the great fish but sustained puncture wounds on the inner part of her right thigh and cuts on her right hand. The woman is currently in stable condition and was transported to the Maui Memorial Medical Center, reports Maui News.

Beaches were closed one mile north and south of Makena Landing Beack Park, while the incidnet was investigated, including Maluaka Beach all the way to Changs Beach. According to Maui News, Maui County spokesman Rod Antone said the beaches would remain closed while they investigate the situation.

On Thursday, approximately 36 miles away at Kanaha Beach Park, a shark attacked a stand-up paddler, reports KFVE. The shark, approximately six to eight inches long, attacked Dave Peterson, 55, and knocked him off his board. The incident occurred at 7:30am. The area of the beach is known locally as the boneyards, reports KFVE.

Officials believe the shark that attacked Peterson was a tiger shark. Peterson had no injuries from the shark attack and the beaches were reopened on Friday.

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