Orlando Sentinel - 2020-03-07

• State works for virus clarity
• Scandal leaves shelters in limbo
• House rejects LGBTQ measure
• Review says Boeing had testing gaps before failed Starliner flight
• Magic’s Clifford taken to hospital
• It’s that time of the year again
• Dozens killed at Kabul political rally
• Trump visits devastated Tennessee
• Rep. Meadows named chief of staff
• ■ CHILDREN: Pediatrici­ans discuss how to talk to kids about COVID-19 and how to encourage more hand-washing.
• ■ PANIC: Many are stocking up as they watch a growing number of companies ask employees to work from home.
• ■ CANCELED: Two more events have pulled out of the Orange County Convention Center.
• Trump says sexism not to blame for end of Warren’s campaign
• Before coronaviru­s crisis, job outlook looked robust
• Voucher schools should have to show they are making the grade
• Big wireless providers’ growth limits local choice
• The shame of Chuck Schumer
• Republican­s aren’t the only ones misusing the word ‘coup’
• Indulging in deep-fried fun
• Orlando leaders to launch quest for downtown remake
• Legislator­s come to terms on major budget numbers
• Clermont woman turns herself in for voter fraud
• Cheating creates wave of family drama
• Crossword
• Bay Hill the biggest winner
• No heartbreak repeat as OCP rules in 2A
• Miramar secures OT victory over Oak Ridge in 7A state semifinal
• Seminole pressure too much to handle for Forest Hill
• State tournament scores and schedule for Class 1A-7A
• LHP’s Nini determined to dominate at state tourney
• Going from leader to left out — Every unable to make cut
• Lions focused on set pieces
• Andonovski: Ertz might be most important player on US roster
• Orlando resigns 3 players ahead of NWSL season
• Beating BC means Seminoles clinch
• Gators seeking to improve SEC tournament seeding
• Surgery not ruled out for Judge
• No fans for D-III game due to virus
• Newman back on track: ‘It’s great to be alive’
• Freshmen making their presence known
• All-white kitchen rebellion
• 10 ways to design an open, accessible Forever House
• Amaryllis plantings can be trimmed as needed
• Wood furniture is the home’s unsung hero
• Somewhere

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