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March 23, 2020

• Key West is empty. No tourists, no bars — and no income for struggling workers
• A new study shows we’re already in a coronavirus recession — and it has hit S. Florida hard
• Need a job? Here are the companies hiring amid the coronavirus outbreak
• Here’s how South Florida coaches, athletes dealing with Tokyo Olympics uncertainty
• Coronavirus cases in FL up to 1,227. Four new deaths in state — 2 in Palm Beach County
• Where is COVID-19 testing in Miami-Dade, Broward and the Keys? Here’s a list
• ‘She bought it all’: Watch a Dollar Tree shopper hoard dozens of boxes of toilet paper
• Florida state parks to close Monday because of fears of the spread of the coronavirus
• A Sedano’s, a Presidente, a rodent-riddled Walmart and a CVS failed state inspection
• Without statewide shutdowns, South Florida cities beg residents to stay inside
• Can you get the coronavirus from food? Here’s what the CDC says
• An employee at a Miami children’s hospital has tested positive for coronavirus
• Miami restaurant workers laid off over coronavirus may qualify for cash assistance
• Puerto Rico provides $787 million in aid to fight economic collapse from coronavirus
• Here’s what UM basketball Jim Larranaga, his players are doing during quarantine
• Members of Congress have a special doctor to call when they have coronavirus worries
• Disinfecting wipes to fight coronavirus can clog up pipes and lead to sewage mess
• Hialeah officer is second cop to contract coronavirus in Miami-Dade County, sources say
• How much food should you buy? There’s no need to stockpile groceries, FEMA says
• Miami Beach and coastal cities, by order or plea, tell residents to stay home
• Real estate webinars replace real estate events in the age of COVID-19
• OPINION: Retail renaissance: anchoring the shopping mall’s place in the community
• Florida Keys closed to all tourists and visitors because of the coronavirus spread
• Key Biscayne will be closed to all visitors starting Monday because of coronavirus
• Sports on TV: Monday, March 23, 2020
• What do you need or what can you give in this crisis? We’re connecting people with people
• Puerto Rico postpones Democratic presidential primary as COVID-19 upends politics
• When have this many Americans filed for unemployment? Maybe never, records show
• FIU men’s basketball laments the lost chance to play in the NCAA Tournament
• Is life in coronavirus quarantine driving you crazy, Miami? At least we have memes
• Beauty is canceled: Miami salons are shut, and we all look busted in these video chats
• Churches across US continue holding large gatherings despite coronavirus warnings
• Miami Dolphins offering relief to season-ticket holders impacted by coronavirus
• Hazard pay? Stores staying open amid coronavirus outbreak increase pay for employees
• Coronavirus carriers could lose their sense of smell and taste, British doctors say
• Miami mayor calls emergency meeting on possible stay-at-home order for city residents
• Inter Miami alters its logo to promote social distancing during coronavirus pandemic
• Going to grocery store during coronavirus outbreak? Here are tips for shopping safely
• Out of toilet paper amid coronavirus outbreak? Here are your emergency alternatives
• This March Madness video game sim has upsets, live streams and even a bracket challenge
• Want to get a drive-thru coronavirus test at Hard Rock Stadium? Prepare for long lines
• Here’s what to do if you think you were exposed to someone with coronavirus
• This Instagram model is working out all over Miami Beach, even with toilet paper
• ‘He wanted what everyone wants.’ How Bill Belichick fueled Tom Brady’s move to Tampa Bay.
• The specific Miami Dolphins need that becomes even more important after free agency
• Olympics postponing due to coronavirus; NBA and NHL seasons should not resume, either | Opinion
• Miami Dolphins signed truckload of free agents last week. What’s next? What’s the plan?
• Jewish leaders in Florida plead amid coronavirus: Don’t come here for Passover
• Miami area’s underwater rate on par with the national average. Far lower than 2010
• No more diving, boating or fishing. State parks are now closed amid the coronavirus
• Key West has its first COVID-19 cases, health officials say
• Trump National Doral to close citing coronavirus order from Miami-Dade County
• South Florida man charged with sending online messages with threats of murder and rape
• Tourist from New York becomes Puerto Rico’s second coronavirus-related death
• Keys cops say he took his mom’s car on a wild chase. He said she was trying to poison him
• CVS and Walgreens say they’re hiring during the coronavirus pandemic
• Important note to readers about the safety of the newspaper
• FL Democrats want shelter in place. DeSantis advisers say he’s ‘looking at options’
• FL Gov. DeSantis pushes back against calls for statewide stay-home order
• DeSantis: NY lockdown started exodus by air. FL arrivals must isolate for 14 days.
• Heading outdoors? Here are some tips to help avoid coronavirus
• Dozens of Miami doctors plead with city to stay inside and take coronavirus seriously
• Here’s what the sports networks are doing without live games and what viewers can expect
• Cuba confirms 40 cases of coronavirus but suspects many more; schools will close
• WWE WrestleMania with Rob Gronkowski will be different at Orlando’s Performance Center
• Tired of cooking? Restaurants offering take-out deals amid coronavirus outbreak