Orlando Sentinel - 2023-02-14

• 12 rehabbed manatees released at Blue Spring
• Politicall­y connected interim president of New College gets $699k salary
• Fried announces bid for Florida Democratic chair
• Elementary instructor­s named teachers of the year
• DeSantis seeks law to target what he calls ‘woke’ investment styles
• Ky. deputies: Florida man kills hotel worker after assault
• Disney passholder­s’ shot at Tron getting closer
• Archaeolog­ical site appears unharmed by Hurricane Ian
• Parkland’s memory — and lessons — have faded
• Petition could signal better water quality
• Audrey Robitaille
• Christine Catherine Rogers
• Parts of Ga. special grand jury report to be released
• Study hints healthier school lunch can slow down obesity
• Ukraine seeks UN support via draft
• De La Soul member ushered in dawn of alternativ­e hip-hop
• Google to expand fight against misinforma­tion
• Maersk sues shipping line over Suez block
• IRS won’t tax most state relief payments
• Data: Spirits outpace beer for US market-share supremacy
• Australia: No to open-pit coal mine near Great Barrier Reef
• Intense pain, intensely told in musical ‘Lady Day’
• Woman wants to warn off ex’s new partner
• Rihanna showcases hits, baby bump
• What happened to Kat on ‘SVU’?
• Ticked off! @teacher shortage
• Orlando area sends 10 teams to regional title round
• Olympia, OCP among the top seeds with eyes on the FHSAA regionals
• Bright lights and highlights
• MLB’s ‘Ghost runner’ in extras here to stay
• Rally revives sportsbook­s

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