South Florida Sun-Sentinel Palm Beach (Sunday) - 2022-04-17

• Airlines dialing back summer flights
• THE OLD MAN AND THE HIGH-RISE
• Historical society sharing city’s past
• Hurricane expert pitches end of wind scale
• Crypto industry helping write, and pass, its own agenda in state capitols
• Unemployme­nt rate falls to 3.2% in Florida
• Brickell condo comes fully furnished and with artwork
• Scientists concerned over sea urchin deaths
• Report: Sea turtle center about to lose medical staff
• Disney Wish cruise will have two new production­s
• Before high-rises, Sunny Isles was famed for kitschy motels
• 98-year-old St. Petersburg clock survives city’s progress
• Key West lost the time capsule buried 50 years ago
• Insurance crisis leaves Florida’s homeowners in increasing jeopardy
• A final abdication of the Florida Legislatur­e
• How a nobody congressma­n dishonored a great Floridian
• Musk is not what Twitter needs
• Republican­s still remain the party of plutocrats
• When you live in the United States, every day is Tax Day
• WHO report on virus deaths stalls
• Putin’s gamble pivots to different kind of battle
• Beyond the virus statistics
• A time of resurrecti­on and renewal
• NM evacuees ‘feel blessed’ as crews still battle wildfires
• 3 months after huge volcanic eruption, Tonga rebuilding
• Woman aims to make Russians pay
• 5 ways to get out of a work SLUMP
• Why you get sucked into office drama
• TIPS FOR HOMEBUYERS IN A SELLERS’ MARKET
• Consolidat­e your retirement accounts
• Retirement saving help for student loan borrowers
• A simple way to improve your public speaking skills
• For some, free ACA policies are available
• ’Canes look able
• Huberdeau continues MVP push as Panthers roll to 9th win in row
• ROSTER RENEWAL
• Adebayo, Tucker back in mix
• Sizing up matchups in 1st-round series
• Season-high runs output supports López’s gem
• Confident, not cocky
• Another one bites the dust
• In debut ‘Blood Sugar,’ we can’t help rooting for this killer
• Strong plot, a ‘daredevil newshawk’ with a camera
• Finding bliss in a hot bath
• Padua: Students, saints and scarpette
• Travels inspire singer’s writing
• A new wave of COVID-19
• It is unlikely that pills could replace fruits and vegetables
• Burned-out librarian can’t relate to the work-from-home friends
• Shower caps to keep you dry
• Library ends late fees, and treasures roll in
• For Quinn, ‘Bridgerton’ series changed everything to ‘bonkers’
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