South Florida Sun-Sentinel (Sunday) - 2022-03-13

• Coping with high prices
• Future unknown for historic community
• Housing boom buyers see value returning
• Manatees’ prolonged suffering continues
• Police: Cocaine arrest tied to Wilton Manors ODs
• Sharing their stories: Women’s History Month events
• ‘Don’t Say Gay’ student walkout turns into tussle
• Lawmakers target local government mailers
• Committee that mailed slam ads wants case dismissed
• Legislator­s fail to tackle property insurance, condo rules
• THE PLANNER
• Old Spanish-style home built in 1936 fully restored with modern amenities
• How to find parking, explore island beaches on the cheap
• 12 districts ineligible for ‘recognitio­n’ cash
• Lawsuit asks federal court to set Florida congressio­nal map
• New lawsuit filed in Fla. by Petito’s parents
• Calle Ocho Music Festival makes return to Miami with Yotuel as King of Carnaval
• Harvey M Cohen
• Breaking down the numbers in Tallahasse­e spending spree
• Forcing LGBTQ kids into the closet will cause irreparabl­e harm
• South Florida
• LOOKING AHEAD TO NEXT WEEK
• Florida’s governor cashes in on made-up outrages
• Biden’s push to change makeup of federal courts
• This is why Putin can’t back down
• US sends more troops to Europe in support role
• Congress pushes Biden on Ukraine
• ‘Whole world should know’
• Majorities from major parties back state vote rules, poll says
• Late-winter storm blankets Northeast and Deep South
• Set to ‘feel a little bit normal again’
• Zelenskyy plays the role of his life
• Investor Boot Camp 2022
• ‘We employ decent and talented people — NO JERKS’
• Keep your business team thinking and working like a startup
• 40% of freelance designers turned down work last year — here’s why
• 5 stocks to own for decades
• An investment fund designed just for Gen Z
• HOW TO NIX CHECKING ACCOUNT FEES
• TAX QUESTIONS FROM READERS
• Last call for mortgage refinancin­g
• Share your failures in a ‘rejection résumé’
• Staff’s unique approach could land free agents
• Oladipo’s pause not a problem, just practicing prudence
• Morris cleared for return, back in mix
• IN THE LANE
• Sources: Ogbah leaning toward leaving Miami
• Shannon back on field
• Devils push past Hurricanes late in semifinal
• RB competitio­n makes impression on Norvell in spring practice
• Analyst Burnham happy to be in familiar surroundin­gs
• Browns get Cooper in trade with Cowboys
• Iowa banks on Bohannon
• Uncomforta­bly numb
• No fading into twilight
• Seyfried found her deep voice to play Holmes
• Signaling a shift, film rides into the Oscars
• Bloom listened to her husband’s dying wish
• Harlan Coben revisits Wilde in exciting ‘The Match’
• A new ID system at airports
• Touring sparked Woosung’s travel bug
• Hertz customer charged an extra 8 days for rental
• The bridging power of the Schilthorn­bahn
• Infusions with a smile
• Blood test could gauge risks after heart surgery
• Family of overdose victims discover solace
• Stroke prevention strategies
• Beware of benzene lurking in your aerosol products
• Mother-in-law’s cooking leaves a bad taste
• Hall returning to journalism roots
• How ‘The Sims’ became the most exciting place to eat
• Are you sure you’re actually dating this church friend?
• Reviving favorite leaky boots
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle
• Vedder’s solo outing all about collaborat­ion and camaraderi­e

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