Sun Sentinel Palm Beach Edition - 2022-06-02

• Now or never
• Report: Shooting by 10-year-old stemmed from social media
• PTA seeks return to CDC youth survey
• Contractor­s sue over new state property insurance law, change to attorney fees
• FBI investigat­es Basquiat paintings in OMA exhibit
• Sea turtle recovering at Zoo Miami after shark attack took front flipper
• Deal reached to upgrade federal habitat protection­s for Florida manatees
• Woman killed and children hurt in Keys parasailin­g incident are identified
• LGBTQ+ Pride Month events in South Florida
• Boyhood home of Lynyrd Skynyrd members for sale
• As hurricane season starts, Feds want to revise building codes for worsening disasters
• LGBTQ Pride 2022: Jesse Helms and me
• Renew Broward school property tax, for kids’ sake
• Biden on 1st female armed services chief: ‘It’s about time’
• Little joy felt before queen’s jubilee
• Reagan gunman Hinckley to get full release after 41 years
• Overwhelme­d hospitals struggling
• Grand jury indicts accused gunman in Buffalo mass shooting
• Offshore wind jobs should be union jobs, energy chief says
• Robotic buoys developed to keep vanishing whales safe
• What is monkeypox and where is it spreading?
• Partner wants youthful photos of ex tossed
• BTS ‘devastated’ by hate crime surge
• ‘We Feed People’ details Andres’ efforts to help people in crisis
• Active substance in turmeric may increase your risk of bleeding
• Yurtseven may still have to win over Spoelstra
• Rookie Cabrera takes no-hitter into 6th inning in Game 1 of doublehead­er
• Wong drops from draft, will return to UM
• AROUND THE HORN
• Avs, Oilers aim to shore up defenses
• Factors that might hurt a home’s value
• East No. 2 Celtics (51-31, 12-6) vs. West No. 3 Warriors (53-29, 12-4)
• Confidence building

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