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- Sep 12, 2026
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South Florida’s connection to 9/11 hijackers and anthrax attacks revisited (opens the original)
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As America remembers the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, South Florida’s ties to the events and their aftermath remain a significant part of the story. Investigators revealed that 12 of the 19 hijackers lived and trained in the region, with connections to Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast. In 2000, a year before the attacks, the hijackers arrived in South Florida, where they rented apartments, visited businesses, and trained at local flight schools. Willie Lee, a crop-duster pilot in Belle Gl
Habitat for Humanity welcomes two women to new homes in Palm Beach County (opens the original)
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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm Beach County held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of two Women Build homes and welcome their new female homeowners. Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm Beach County held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of two Women Build homes and welcome their new female homeowners. Volunteers, sponsors, and community members gathered to celebrate the completion of two new homes built through Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm B
New must-have for kids: Pumpkin squishies (opens the original)
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Forget pumpkin spice, South Florida is completely obsessed with pumpkin squishies. The sidewalk outside Learning Express off Military Trail in Palm Beach Gardens looked like a block party on Sunday. Hundreds of local kids, teens and parents packed into a line since early Sunday for a massive 3 p.m. drop of the season's spookiest, squishiest and most viral sensation: Halloween NeeDohs. Fueled by social media trends, these dough-filled sensory toys have become a must-have for kids — and a satisfyi
Donald J Trump International Airport becomes first named after a sitting president (opens the original)
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Donald J. Trump International Airport has become the first airport in the United States to be named after a sitting president, with changes taking effect Thursday. In addition to new signage, the airport announced that two aviation identifiers used by pilots and air traffic control have been updated. The Federal Aviation Administration identifier is now "DJT," and the International Civil Aviation Organization identifier has been changed to "KDJT." For passengers, the airport code used by airline
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