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Editorial: We hope this busy hurricane season is now in the past tense
This editorial is adapted from one that originally appeared in the Tampa Bay Times. The Orlando Sentinel sometimes reprints editorials that align with its own views. The Editorial Board consists of Opinion Editor Krys Fluker, Editor-in-Chief Julie Anderson and Viewpoints Editor Jay Reddick. Contact us at [email protected].
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