Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 9th of September.
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Lt. Miguel Johnson, a Palm Beach County firefighter, said witnessing 9/11 as an Orlando student changed his life and set him on a 25-year career in fire rescue.
He remains dedicated to honoring the fallen and will serve on guard duty at a memorial event this Friday.
🌲 Environment
Residents in Jupiter noted chatter about a possible Florida panther sighting near Riverbend Park on Monday night, according to social media posts.
Busch Wildlife Sanctuary's executive director said sightings are rare in urban areas and advised people to document any future encounters from a safe distance.
Busch Wildlife Sanctuary in Palm Beach County has completed South Florida’s largest wildlife rehabilitation flight complex to help injured birds regain strength.
The new facility spans 120 ft by 50 ft and lets large birds practice flight safely — with cameras streaming recovery sessions while ensuring privacy.
Lovebugs are swarming on Florida highways and near homes today — experts say cleaning them off within 24 hours is key to preventing paint damage.
The insects are active in warm weather and stick to vehicles as they fly in pairs.
The National Hurricane Center forecasts no tropical cyclone near Jupiter through the next seven days, and if no hurricane forms by Friday (Sept.
11), the season will set a record for its latest start (a result of El Niño-induced wind shear and dry air).
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