Orlando Sentinel (Sunday) - 2022-07-31

• ‘A very lonely place to be’
• Orlando’s new fire chief aims to stabilize agency
• Sumer Strawbree inspires in return to Kid$ Bi$ Children’s Business Fair
• NASA’s lunar rover continues to pass tests with UCF assist
• Couple’s $1M gift will help build wellness center
• Bad Bunny coming to Orlando, but wax version already here
• ‘It’s much more of an endemic disease’
• Rescued manatee flown from Texas to Florida on cargo plane
• Congress must act to curb devastatin­g hate crimes
• Wildlife bridge could be answer for Split Oak
• Demings’ focused drive makes him right choice for mayor
• 100 Central Florida
• LOOKING AHEAD TO NEXT WEEK
• How can we afford to not adequately fund OCPS?
• Dems appear headed for climate, health care wins
• Cleanup begins amid muck, misery
• It’s a mega win for $1.3B ticket bought in Illinois
• Why Russians want arms trafficker
• Monkeypox shots race spurs fears of coronaviru­s failings
• Big turnout for mass beagle rescue
• President in isolation after positive test for virus in ‘rebound’ case
• How Tuskegee was exposed
• Apartments to fill vacant part of Volusia Mall
• Unique residentia­l communitie­s
• Take a silly, surprising trip to immersive ‘Gothic Manor’
• Movie theaters back on track thanks to ‘Top Gun,’ ‘Jurassic World’
• Gators grab another local player
• Sugar Bowl CEO: Kickoff game trending in right direction
• Transfer QB Bohanon impresses USF coach
• Rays hoop it up before taking down Cleveland
• Pride aim to continue improvemen­t
• Happy days for the bottom feeders
• Taking it all in stride
• AROUND THE HORN Rockies:
• Unvaccinat­ed Djokovic eyes Open
• NASCAR, IndyCar ready to intersect
• Gesicki looks to fit in with new offense
• McDaniel speaks highly of Holland and Mostert
• ANTIQUE OASIS
• A summer of sorrows for Orlando’s arts community
• Employee wants to know what happened to promised bonuses
• Family invites themselves to baby’s arrival
• Kaluuya excited to reunite with Peele
• Thriller shows Rebecca Hall’s chops for woman in deep peril
• Jo Koy: ‘Easter Sunday’ is a ‘love letter’ to immigrants
• Film festivals offer a different scene for travelers, movie buffs
• NOT QUITE CAPE COD
• Airbnb host cancels; now I have to pay $1,300 more
• Salema is Portugal’s peaceful pocket
• Saba says traveling resets her brain
• NATIONAL BESTSELLER­S
• New novels about race find freedom in satire
• Journey into mind of serial killer
• O’Brien show makes impression in off hours
• ‘RRR’ success signals Tollywood breakthrou­gh
• Denim trends always changing
• Throwing fits for men’s fashion
• Made to order
• R&B singer Giveon channels his heartbreak into enjoyable songs
• Shells reveal rich gifts from the sea
• Step Into The Best Phase of Your
• The New York Times Crossword
• ARIES (March 21-April 19):
• ORANGEEXTR­A

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