Orlando Sentinel - 2020-08-29

• 57 years later, a new call for justice
• Rallygoers gather for march, vigil in downtown Orlando
• Amid Florida’s budget shortfall, corporatio­ns lobby for tax cuts
• State eases burden on medical examiners
• 840 losing Universal Orlando hotel jobs
• Making outdoor furniture last
• Magic to continue 1st-round series
• Japan PM resigns for health reasons
• Hurricane Laura death toll hits 14
• Tran lands lead role in Disney film
• Katrina to COVID: Blacks in New Orleans hit again
• Trump pardons a woman who praised him in RNC speech
• Biden and Harris to ramp up public events after Labor Day
• After RNC, Trump hits road to rally his supporters in NH
• DeSantis urges people to get back to flying
• Jacob Blake’s mother has the antidote for America’s rage
• Black Americans need to vote like lives depend on it
• GOP convention reflected the true spirit of America
• Dem convention confronted the issues facing America
• Mecum makes return
• Nursery with pot license sold off
• Elections chief: Ballots came late
• Fares for Lynx bus rides coming back after break
• Sidewalk collapses, killing worker, injuring firefighte­rs
• State reports 3,815 new cases, 89 deaths
• School ruling back on hold
• Magical Dining Month is underway
• School closes for 2 weeks due to virus
• Two dead after small plane crashes
• Takeaways from nursing home panel’s plan to reopen to visitors
• Hispanic groups providing free testing for COVID-19
• Man cleared of rape and murder is released from prison
• Cruising projects slow return in 2021 with 50% ship capacity
• Writers share the secret to success of ‘Shadows’
• HOROSCOPES
• Pandemic makes long distance longer
• Crossword
• Hurdle approachin­g
• Team meets with OC sheriff
• Johnson makes his final playoff push
• Michigan transfer eligible for 2020
• League receives report card
• MLB calls for justice continue
• AROUND THE HORN
• MLB calls for justice continue
• AROUND THE HORN
• Young running backs eager to showcase talent
• Potential COVID-19 absences alter roster
• Legendary Arizona coach Olson dead at 85
• Big Ten eyes start in November
• Legendary Arizona coach Olson dead at 85
• Big Ten eyes start in November
• Cozy minimalist offers simple seasonal decorating advice
• How to care for Knock Out roses
• SEPTEMBER IN THE GARDEN
• Get inspired with an updated ‘Story of Gardening’
• What to know about built-in bookshelve­s
• Bronco toy horse was most popular product by Mobo

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