Good morning, Jupiter.

Palm Beach County residents remember the impact of 9/11 even after 25 years (including some Jupiter locals).

A remembrance ceremony will be held at Westlake Lodge at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 11 to honor survivors and first responders.

A 9/11 special airs tonight at 7 p.m. on WPTV, where first responders and survivors share memories of the day that changed America 25 years ago (highlighting unity and resilience).

Rosh Hashanah starts at sundown today with festive meals + shofar blasts marking the Jewish New Year, while local families prepare traditional treats for a sweet celebration; Yom Kippur will follow on Sept.

20 with a day of fasting and reflection.

Palm Beach County School District Police Officer Christopher Delgado faces a recommended 40-hour unpaid suspension for violating multiple department policies, including those on relationships with students; the school board will consider the action next week.

Last August was Florida’s second warmest with an average of 83.7° and 12 counties in South Florida and the Treasure Coast recording their hottest month in over a century.

Varying rainfall left some areas with deficits while El Niño boosted heat and raised landscaping costs.

Palm Beach County will consider updating its animal ordinance on Nov.

17 to require dog owners to carry ($100,000) liability insurance and to raise permit fees for hobby breeders while a community meeting in West Palm Beach voiced concerns over irresponsible breeding practices.

The Loggerhead Triathlon celebrated its 40th anniversary on Aug.

22 at Carlin Park in Jupiter + over 100 racers participated, blending original competitors with new athletes at the event.