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September 20, 2019

• One of the simplest ways to get a green card is back. Here’s what foreigners need to do
• I met Rabbi Lehrman years ago at the High Holidays. His friendship was a light of my life
• NFL Green, Miami-Dade Parks and others team up to transform Brownsville’s Glenwood Park
• Blue-chip South Florida linebacker slated to visit Miami for second straight weekend
• This much cocaine outweighs an elephant. Coast Guard offloads 6 tons, worth about $435M
• They tried to smuggle $5.4 million worth of weed, cops say. A K-9 sniffed it out
• Miami Hurricanes former four-star offensive lineman enters transfer portal
• One woman had a stroke, another used a wheelchair. A nurse sexually assaulted both, cops say
• U.S. Marine unit wants to hold annual ball at presidential venue: Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club
• Miami to meet Chippewas (led by past UF coach McElwain) aiming to avoid ‘oh-my-gosh’ start 
• Miguel Rojas gets emotional at press conference announcing extension with Miami Marlins
• Mattingly knows managerial instability better than anyone. Miami avoids it with extension
• ‘I’m still Joaquin’s dad’: A Parkland father takes the stage ahead of national tour
• ‘I can make you disappear.’ Miami-Dade jail officer raped woman on house arrest, cops say
• Did you know Miami had a vegan food hall? It’s the world’s first, say the owners
• Chairman of ethics commission, longtime Miami lawyer dies at 62
• It’s almost over: Here’s your ultimate guide to last-minute Miami Spice
• Miami Beach is waging war on sea rise. One idea: Turn a golf course into wetlands.
• Haiti’s recurring fuel shortage has country’s professional and working class on edge
• Virgin/Brightline: New South Florida stations could add millions of new trips
• Find the cutest craft cocktails in town at this tiny little bar in South Beach  
• Your days of riding in the Palmetto’s express lanes without paying are over
• Miami-Dade’s 2020 budget approved, after demands to fix the county’s sewer system
• Former Miami mayor Tomás Regalado resigns as head of Radio and TV Martí
• Hurricane Jerry sends rain and waves to Leeward Islands as it continues on ocean path
• Miami man gets jail time for illegal contracting in the Keys after Hurricane Irma
• Roofless homes, scattered debris. Why has Puerto Rico’s hurricane recovery been so slow?
• If democracy’s guardrails don’t hold, America’s going over the cliff | Opinion
• Exploding Kittens recalls safety goggles. They might put glass in your face
• Moishe Mana moves forward on downtown Miami Flagler Common project
• Florida Keys man arrested on rape charges
• Do the Democrats really think ‘President Sestak’ has a certain ring to it? | Opinion
• The Miami Dolphins 2020 free agency strategy and why fans should be excited — and wary | Opinion
• Skylee Shin led the Divine Savior Academy boys’ golf team to a 10-shot victory 
• Mailbag: Is it more about role than position for Heat’s Justise Winslow?
• Tragic to triumphant: Dolphins’ Hurns returns to the scene of his gruesome leg injury
• Pedestrian struck by dump truck in Miami has died, cops say
• A Florida cab driver was robbed and shot. An ankle monitor put a suspect behind bars
• A 13-year-old girl in the Florida Keys threatened to shoot one of her teachers, police say
• The quiet market that roared
• Dolphins and Jaguars discuss Jalen Ramsey trade: Do it, Miami (under right circumstances)
• What should organizations do with scandal-tainted donations?
• We know things are bad now, Dolfans. But here are 10 emerging reasons for hope
• GMAC and officials reach pay deal. Football games on Thursday played as scheduled.
• Here’s what Dolphins like about new defensive end Charlton. And changes in secondary
• After signing young guard, Heat’s roster at 20-player preseason limit
• Miami Country Day installs first female head of school in its 81-year history
• More heart and blood pressure medication recalled for ‘unexpected impurity’
• Police say they found a dad’s 3 kids home alone in a hot trailer. His home is now jail
• Suicide brings never-ending grief and questions never answered | Opinion
• Florida jobs program is out of a job in the Keys as leaders cut ties to start their own
• Miami market continues to lead the nation in ‘flex’ office space. Thank WeWork
• Inter Miami signs first American player, and he is a South Florida native
• Miami Marlins agree to contract extension with manager Don Mattingly
• Sports on TV: Friday, Sept. 20, 2019
• Letter: Youth will take the lead at climate rally
• This bill could end Hispanic workforce immigration for the next decade. Will it pass?
• The last thing Miami-Dade needs is state government controlling MIA, PortMiami | Opinion
• Workers ride this bus to better-paying jobs in paradise. They’re a long way from home
• Lyft driver arrested after woman woke up with him on top of her, cops say
• Suspended student climate activist can go to prom now. Principal says he was never banned.
• Immigrants’ children, including those born in the U.S. will be sicker, more hungry under new federal rule | Opinion
• Miami-Dade students demand climate action as part of Global Youth Climate Strike
• The coming Miami Triathlon will shut down roads as racers swim, bike and run 
• South Florida nurses go on ‘historic’ strike in Hialeah, calling for more staffing
• How new Dolphins starter Josh Rosen plans to not just ‘spark’ offense, but lead it
• Dolphins’ Flores explains why he switched QBs, plus Rosen reacts to promotion
• Hurricane Dorian’s silver lining? Fall mullet run arrives early to turn on fishing
• Miami construction never sleeps as parts of I-95 will close for a big project
• What Jeter said about Miami Marlins’ future. And the areas the team wants to address
• Deputies say a school guardian took the gun they gave him to protect kids — and pawned it
• He was a serial flasher at big-box stores. But Florida cops say he had an explanation
• A man called ‘Fat Boy’ threatened to attack a pregnant woman with a sword, cops say
• Paging ‘Dr. Pimple Popper’: Medical issue on Miami-bound flight just caused a mess
• ‘When you are in, you can’t get out.’ Women describe how Jeffrey Epstein controlled them
• He was skateboarding inside a Florida mall. Then came ‘Paul Blart,’ cops say