Orlando Sentinel - 2017-09-11

• State feels impact as Irma makes landfall
• Evacuation­s bring hundreds of dogs to local hotel
• Pope Francis
• On the 16th anniversar­y
• Creative Village’s
• Sunday was far
• After Mexico’s
• Oklahoma moves up
• Rafael Nadal
• Before storm, stores serve coffee, normalcy
• Storm brings devastatio­n to Havana
• A final push to get homeless into shelters
• OFD locked down, prepared for rescue calls
• Hurricane Jose could loop back toward Florida, forecaster­s say
• Irma drives locals to hotels
• Police save 93-year-old Palm Bay man
• Man denied shelter sues Polk sheriff
• Rohingya rebels call truce as desperatio­n hits camps
• Congregant­s turn on Lee descendant
• Thai bride marries for love ... of money, authoritie­s say
• Hillary Clinton stresses she’s ‘done with being a candidate’
• Death of NASA’s Cassini on Saturn has sad ring to it
• Wife disappoint­s family with transconti­nental birthday
• Jackson answers Heisman critics
• Owls must wait out Irma in Wisconsin
• Oklahoma stakes claim
• Cardinal look to keep road loss to Trojans in perspectiv­e
• Cougs rally, slip past Broncos
• Jaguars ‘D’ dashes hopes in Houston
• Philly snaps losing streak to Washington
• Pittsburgh holds off upstart Cleveland
• QB Ryan leads drives for 2 TDs in 4th to win
• Strasburg stellar, Nats 1st to clinch
• Atlanta prevails in debut in new home
• U.S. takes back Walker Cup in runaway
• Pit-road ambulance nearly ruins race
• Rent growth driving area apartment sales
• New Florida Hospital Apopka sets opening
• Disney cast member’s book brings ‘Happily Ever After’ to life, business

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