Sun Sentinel Palm Beach Edition - 2017-03-29

• Local legend had flavor, and not just in its food
• ‘He would do anything she asked’
• Sheriff ’s Office tallies cost of airport shooting
• Lawmakers tackle, pass first medical pot bill
• Fava fulfillmen­t
• Trump eliminates many restrictio­ns on fossil fuels
• Supreme Court throws out inmate’s death sentence
• ‘Give the man a chance,’ heartland voters say
• Bank buyout
• In the tip of time
• Video game hall of fame lists 12 finalists
• Nunes rejects calls to step aside
• Senate showing resistance to Trump suggested funding cuts
• Trump team: ‘Apprentice’ contestant not allowed to sue
• Famine worst in 70 years as US ponders aid cut
• ‘Both parties own’ health care now
• Ex-felons’ time for rights has come
• Florida can benefit from death of GOP health care plan
• Witness is defiant in ex-lover’s murder trial
• Oct. trial date set in Jones killing
• Board reviews schools chief
• Worker allegedly stole $27K in exotic dancers’ fees
• Delray man shot, killed by trooper on I-95
• Israeli tech firms lead race in driverless car field
• Carnival’s revenue hits $3.79 billion
• ‘Active adult’ homes to rise in Boca Lago
• Good surf can boost growth
• No bull: ‘Fearless Girl’ to get more time on Wall St.
• Last American standing
• Reimer injured in disappoint­ing loss
• Roster moves
• Vance Jackson Steven Enoch
• Battles at Palace helped prep Heat for title run
• Choppy waters forcing divers to catch lobsters in backcountr­y
• Seminole Ridge must fend off area rivals
• Oxbridge, Lakes prospects staying in-state
• Battling cancer, Alegria back for Pines Charter
• Lauderdale girls win in overtime
• Say mahalo (thanks) for the Poke House
• Frankie’s sweet potatoes and blueberrie­s a hit
• Hacked chicken
• Claire’s Tip of the Week:
• Steak salad that’s big on flavor, not on labor

Sun Sentinel Palm Beach Edition - 2017-03-28

Sun Sentinel Palm Beach Edition - 2017-03-30