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Kids can earn money by donating candy to our troops through the Halloween Candy Buyback Program!

West Michigan dentists are giving kids a chance to earn money by donating candy to our troops through the Halloween Candy Buyback Program.

With Halloween just over a week away, people are stocking up on the sweets. The website, Influenster, decided to take a national survey and find out, state by state, what ranked the top candy, including chocolate. 40,000 people were surveyed to find out their sweet desires I can't say I'm too surprised but  Reese's Peanut Butter Cups was the most popular candy overall because it had the highest to

The threat of cold and rain is as much of a West Michigan Halloween tradition as trick-or-treating. See where to trick-or-treat indoors in case the weather gets too scary.

The annual Halloween Candy Buy Back program is returning with an opportunity for kids to make money by donating their candy to our troops overseas.

Earlier this week I posted the teaser video of the new Snickers Super Bowl commercial with the Brady Bunch. But, it was only a teaser, as Snickers wanted fans to vote on-line to see the rest of it. Well, you did it. The vote was overwhelmingly for "let's see it!" So, heeeeeeeerrr it is.

Americans typically purchase more than 58 million pounds of chocolate just for Valentine's Day. It's National Chocolate Day today! Let's celebrate with some chocolatey ideas, suggestions and factoids.

Dentists around West Michigan are offering to buy Halloween candy for as much as $2 per pound, then donate it to our troops overseas.

Trying to figure out when trick-or-treating is happening in your area? We've found a comprehensive list that you can reference! It seems that all communities here in West Michigan will be doing their trick-or-treating on Friday, Oct. 31 -- Halloween night.

Halloween is over. But the piles of candy aren't. Why not get some money for that extra candy while supporting our troops at the same time? Your chance to do both is on Monday, November 4, in Grand Rapids.

The internet exploded this week with news that a Fargo woman was going to hand out letters instead of candy to kids she deemed as "moderately obese," but is it all just a hoax?