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Meet Chan Samuth, owner of Bellingham’s LaFeen’s and learn how the humble, beloved doughnut shop has held plain and glazed through thick and thin.

In part one of a two-part series, WhatcomTalk's Matt Benoit offers a historical look at three of Bellingham’s oldest churches.

Jupiter has nearly a dozen candidates in its three races. Heres wholl be on the ballot there and in Juno Beach, and who already has won in Tequesta.

Tips for getting your plants and soil ready for winter to help prevent disease problems next season.

Broward Public Schools changes mask requirements for high school students as the U.S. Dept. of Education files a legal complaint against the Florida Dept. of Education for withholding funds over the county's mask mandate. Plus, students' mental health, a scandal in Jupiter local government and the dangers of driving the Overseas Highway.

Jupiter native Todd Wodraska has been mayor since 2016 and a council member since 2004. His council colleague Ilan Kaufer will seek the office.

Advocates see Island Way extension as way to end traffic jams Island Way now ends at Indiantown Road just east of its intersection with I-95. In its path south of Indiantown is a two-lane road named 68th Terrace North that runs just west of the Kennedy Estates neighborhood. The proposed extension would cross Indiantown, then would turn west onto 174th Street North and south on 173rd Street North before moving onto a new road that would be built on vacant land. It would extend about two-third...

Join RFS: Can the Oil, Corn, and Biofuels Industries Find Middle Ground? The Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) ends its current phase in 2022. The EPA has asked the oil, corn, and biofuels industries for input on the next phase of the biofuel policy, according to Reuters. Matt Benoit / Shutterstock.com The RFS has remained an area of contention between the corn and oil industries since its inception. Under the regulations, oil refineries are required to “blend increasing billions of gallons of bi...