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March 14, 2020

• In Key West, a lack of cruise ships due to coronavirus causes worry about paychecks
• Six Broward COVID-19 patients said to be affiliated with Nova Southeastern University
• Downtown Miami museums closing temporarily to curb coronavirus spread
• Cayman records first COVID-19 death. Italian man was on same cruise as Puerto Rico couple
• National, local boxing events canceled or postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak
• Miami-Dade County jail staff and inmates affected as new arrival tested for COVID-19
• Baptist Health Primary Care no longer accepting walk-ins due to COVID-19
• Here are your refund options for cruises canceled by South Florida’s major cruise lines
• A Silversea cruise passenger has tested positive for coronavirus in Brazil
• Grocery store chain in seven states to reduce hours as coronavirus spreads
• Puerto Rico health secretary resigns, school canceled amid coronavirus cases and hurdles
• Brazil’s president said he tested negative for coronavirus. He’ll be re-tested: report
• West Palm Beach-based Bahamas Paradise cruise line suspending voyages over virus concerns
• Legal advice for HOAs: Take coronavirus seriously, but don’t panic
• After suspending US cruises Friday, Royal Caribbean adds global sailings
• Legislature fails to pass school safety bill in final moments of 2020 session
• Miami’s tourism marketing is spared by Legislature in final version of tax cut bill
• Legislators scale back budget tax breaks amid economic worries
• Letter: Travel industry: Trump’s speech caused confusion
• Sports on TV: Saturday, March 14, 2020
• Two Miami Beach cops injured after trying to stop people from hanging outside of car
• South Florida has one last day to vote early in the Florida presidential primaries
• DeSantis calls on U.S. to return 61 passengers quarantined at Georgia base to Florida
• With classes canceled, parents scramble to figure out who will care for kids
• Miami-Dade senior centers closing Monday for COVID-19, and home meals are on the way
• Coronavirus fears catch up to Florida legislators on final day
• One case of coronavirus interrupts life in a small town and frightens residents
• Coronavirus concerns will not cancel Palm Beach equestrian competition, officials say
• Groceries are restocking. Publix is closing earlier than usual to make that easier
• Coronavirus testing won’t count against immigrants trying to get green cards, feds say
• Disney cruises now suspended until mid-April, almost two weeks later than first announced
• Hemp war sparks fight among Florida lawmakers. It’s all over seeds.
• THC cap for medical marijuana patients under 21 dies in Florida House
• As the temperature rises, fishing for tarpon is heating up in the Florida Keys
• As coronavirus spreads in South Florida, many employees will end up working from home
• Florida confirms 25 new cases, 6 in Miami-Dade, as Broward total hits state-high 21
• Beaches in South Beach to close early under coronavirus order aimed at spring breakers
• State says fourth Floridian has died of COVID-19 as governor admits ‘community spread’
• Now Trump says he took coronavirus test. He dined with Brazilian officials who got ill
• Microwaveable vegetable dish recall announced by Publix, then the company