The Cooler

Lots of news to go through this morning so let's get started.

A- Palm Beach Post: Man, that cold front must have been strong!

Flights into, out of Palm Beach International Airport delayed by snow, ice

B- Palm Beach Post: 2009 SunFest line-up.

WEST PALM BEACH — James Taylor's Web site spilled it first, but Sweet Baby James is, indeed, on the lineup for the 2009 edition of SunFest, taking over Flagler Drive from April 29 to May 3.

And he's not alone.

Acts announced Wednesday include reggae rockers 311 (the American version) and UB40 (the classic British version), Classic Albums Live, hip-hoppers G. Love & Special Sauce, jazz legends Spyro Gyra, rockers Jack's Mannequin and, because the show seems to be represented here almost every year, 2008 American Idol winner David Cook.

C- Herald: Video, the "topping off" of the New World Symphony structure on Miami Beach.

D- Herald: Have a cute baby?

The national search for America's Most Photogenic Baby is coming to South Florida.

Photographers will be at Sawgrass Mills Mall in Sunrise -- near Wannado City --Thursday through Sunday, snapping photos of children from infants to five years.

E- Herald: Time to take the keys away.

Police late Wednesday said they had located an elderly Hollywood couple who had been missing for several days.

William Manginelli, 87, and Grace Manginelli, 85, were last seen leaving the Carriage Hills area about 1 p.m. Monday. Neighbors did not see them return home Monday night and called police early Tuesday.

For days, police had no luck tracking the couple, said Lt. Manny Marino, a police spokesman.

But on Wednesday, a North Carolina state trooper noticed the couple driving slowly off the main highway in Greensboro, Marino said. The trooper checked the tag and saw they were missing from Florida.

The couple appeared to be trying to visit family in New York, Marino said.

F- Herald: No way, mon.

Air Jamaica, which has flown to Miami since its founding in 1969, will exit the airport in late February as it suspends unprofitable routes amid the global economic downturn.

The government-owned carrier will continue its service to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, where nearly four times as many of its South Florida passengers already fly, said Air Jamaica Chief Executive Bruce Nobles.

G- Sun-Sentinel: Rev. Al is in da hawse!

MIAMI - The Rev. Al Sharpton will join the families of two teens who were killed in a Miami shooting last week to launch a national drive against the "stop snitching" culture.

Sharpton is scheduled to speak at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Miami today at 10:30 a.m.

H- Sun-Sentinel: Cue "Jaws" music.

Authorities closed beaches along Singer Island, and more could be closed in coming days as the sharks continue their annual migration south.

I- Sun-Sentinel: Chan Lowe.

J- TC Palm: The man has issues.

FORT PIERCE — A panty-wearing man faces drug charges after a Wal-Mart Supercenter security worker spotted him dropping a marijuana pipe, according to a recently released police report.

The security worker told police Tuesday that Michael A. Conlkin, 21, was stopped after stashing a pair of panties in his pocket. He was brought to the security office “where they found him wearing two more pair of women’s panties.”

K- WPLG: Prices should be going down at Joe's any day now.

MARATHON, Fla. -- Prices for lobster and stone crab are lower this year by quite a bit, but the price plunge is drowning many people who earn their living on the water.

Local 10's Julie Summers traveled to Marathon in the Florida Keys and found many lobster and crabbing boats empty and bobbing at the docks instead of out in the water.

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Experts told Local 10 News the lower prices this year are due to a combination of factors. Lobsters have reportedly been overpriced in recent years and now with lower demand, prices are falling. And as for stone crabs, production from crabbers on the west coast of Florida has been way up, which is hurting crabbers here in southeast Florida.

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