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Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, which means romance, gifts and lots of sweet treats. It can be a hard holiday to navigate when you’re on a diet.

The event is at the Berglund Center from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, November 4.

Valentine’s Day is a week away so of course, local businesses are hard at work.

It's holiday time at the White House, and President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, are plunging into the season.

President Joe Biden is scheduled to pardon two Thanksgiving turkeys, named Chocolate and Chip, on Monday morning at about 11:15 a.m.

Chocolate, candy hearts and flowers for Valentine’s Day? So last year.

Can chocolate actually -- gasp -- be good for you?

Some might say that’s one of the best parts of the holiday season: Splurging a little. So, what are some of the best things to buy and try this time of year? She and her husband Mike manage the family-owned business, and they’re quite the experts when it comes to all things chocolate. When you buy fair-trade, you’re also helping developing countries promote sustainable farming and working toward achieving better trade conditions. Happy chocolate shopping!

In honor of National Sweetest Day, a popular chocolate company wants to make your year a little sweeter. Dove Chocolate is holding a social media contest from Saturday, Oct. 17 to Monday, Oct. 19 where you can win a year’s supply of its chocolate promises for you and a sweets-loving friend. Here’s the Instagram post:Here’s the Twitter post:#Sweepstakes This #SweetestDay we're celebrating the people who make things better. Tag a sweet influence & you’ll both be entered for a chance to win free Promises for a year. New 50 US/DC 18 +Ends 10/19/20 Rules: https://t.co/k6WID4nRzV pic.twitter.com/rySzZQBefr — DOVE® Chocolate (@DoveChocolate) October 17, 2020Winners will be randomly selected and notified on social media on Tuesday, according to Dove.