Orlando Sentinel - 2020-08-10

• Lake Minneola’s algae plague targeted for $1.7M treatment
• Orlando Philharmon­ic returns grant after criticism over Pulse sensitivit­y
• Theme park passholder­s feel slighted in pandemic
• OUC poised to resume $1M energy research
• Misconduct found in Osceola clerk’s office
• Celtics hold off Magic in OT
• Kabul to free last Taliban prisoners
• Unemployme­nt plan saps states
• Cowell injures back testing bicycle
• Shark Week: 10 highlights to expect from this year’s event
• POW finally gets justice from NKorea
• NC jolted by strongest quake in 104 years
• Georgia high school in viral photo reports spike in virus cases
• Cotton’s slavery comment showed his ignorance
• My twins have different views on returning to school
• Historic effort to archive Black digital lives begins
• Pandemic, inequality help spur America’s 1st female recession
• Gym game weighs on former student
• HOROSCOPES
• King overcoming stigmas on height, race as quarterbac­k
• Three things to watch in Timbers matchup
• Harvick sweeps up at Michigan
• Chark impressed with team’s receiving talent
• Kang seizes on Ko’s collapse for huge win
• Power Five meet over fall football season
• Cup playoffs move into next stage
• Read t h e fine pr i n t
• What does GDP plummet mean for workers?
• Coach Scott embraces quarterbac­k competitio­n

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