What will 2012 be remembered for?

South Florida was the scene for major news events: Florida's irrelevance in the presidential election, the shooting of Trayvon Martin, the Causeway Cannibal and the collapse of the Miami Dade College garage.

Which story has stayed on your mind this year? Tell us which South Florida story is most significant or had the most impact for you. You can leave us your comment on our voice mail at 305-330-WLRN (9576) or on this form.

We'll post some of them on WLRN's website and use it for The Florida Roundup, our weekly Friday news roundtable.

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What is the most significant South Florida story from this year?

Why is that story the most important? Tell us what impact that story had on you.

How has that story changed South Florida?

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