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April 9, 2020

• Lehrman students provide Mount Sinai ER staff with catered lunch. A fifth-grade mitzvah
• Coronavirus deaths near 400 as Florida, Miami-Dade see deadliest day. Cases near 17,000
• FIU, MDC lend ventilators during coronavirus to help stop hospital supply shortages
• Universal parks furloughing some workers, cutting pay and extending closures
• Unemployed and frustrated by the Florida website? There’s a new mobile-friendly option
• South Florida churches will celebrate Easter virtually due to COVID-19. How to watch
• Two Miami Amazon workers test positive for coronavirus. Here’s how to handle packages safely
• Feds ease rules for emergency business loans. Miami firms are still waiting for money.
• Get ready for fast and furious as new prolific Miami receivers coach takes the helm
• Coronavirus vs. freedom of religion: Can stay-at-home orders keep you from church?
• Golf is now controversial during the coronavirus pandemic: Is it safe to play?
• Three Miami Beach construction sites shut down over coronavirus safety violations
• Is DeSantis here to help or hurt the unemployed? He should OK retroactive benefits — now | Editorial
• Emergency loans were supposed to prop up Miami’s small businesses. They’re still in limbo.
• Don’t make Floridians risk their lives to vote. Let them do it by mail — exclusively | Opinion
• Barred from Miami hotels, 13 Coral Princess passengers will stay on ship for 14 more days
• Miami-Dade cuts some bus routes, limits capacity on others to reduce coronavirus risk
• Longtime OB-GYN at Jackson South hospital dies after novel coronavirus infection
• Coronavirus already has changed us for good — and, perhaps, for the better | Opinion
• Miami-Dade is moving elderly residents out of homeless shelters and into hotels
• Quarantine has lonely singles rushing to dating apps. In Florida, that could mean scams
• Who’s taking charge of testing Miami’s homeless for COVID-19? No one, so far | Editorial
• Italian chef, wife stuck in Hallandale Walmart parking lot as virus halts global trek
• Staff and students at Palmer Trinity step up to help less fortunate during pandemic
• ‘Some sort of reparation’: Should colleges refund tuition, fees after coronavirus?
• Will you still get parking or red-light camera tickets during coronavirus? It depends
• South Florida cities impose new anti-COVID measures as Jackson shows signs of stress
• Sports on TV: Thursday, April 9, 2020
• World coronavirus recoveries top 300,000. Which country has the highest recovery rate?
• About a third of Americans miss rent payments in April due to coronavirus pandemic
• Tua camp pushes back on injury report. And Miami Dolphins reach out to several tight ends
• HIV service providers sound alarm over coronavirus disruptions. ‘We have to keep our eye on the ball’
• Staff fears rise along with coronavirus cases at the veterans’ hospital in Miami
• As CDC drops guidance on chloroquine as COVID-19 therapy, doctors ask for research
• Starwood Capital Group lands $76m construction loan for new Miami Beach HQ building
• Empty grocery aisle? Watch what happens when someone coughs in the next aisle over
• Need a new hobby during coronavirus isolation? Here are some of the most popular
• Oregon coach Mario Cristobal discusses QB Justin Herbert’s makeup and personality
• Hydroxychloroquine, a drug Trump touts, now being tested in humans to treat coronavirus
• Who do you know working to fight coronavirus? You can help them win a new car
• South Florida can’t flourish after COVID-19 until Latin America, Caribbean overcome it | Opinion
• Inspiring WWE Superstar uses her platform to promote LGBTQ with her new clothing line
• Feedback on draft’s other QBs if Dolphins don’t land Tua or Herbert or trade for Burrow
• She was hit by a car. Then she was hit by several more and died. No one stopped, cops say
• Miami-Dade police continue search for men suspected of killing teen over a shoe deal
• The nascent Call of Duty League returns this weekend with chance to find crossover appeal
• They dealt in illegal Keys rentals during coronavirus pandemic, police say. Now they face charges
• The healthy Marlins are preparing for the unknown as coronavirus keeps baseball on hold
• A pardon for Netflix’s ‘Tiger King’? Trump weighs the possibility for Joe Exotic
• Dolphins explore options at position of strength and lay out path to holding an NFL season
• Coronavirus quarantine drives people into the kitchen to cover Nirvana’s Gen X anthem
• Amara La Negra wants to teach you a new dance. Impress her and win cold, hard cash
• Miami Beach partners with private clinic to offer in-home COVID-19 tests for seniors
• Even if the Dolphins could trade up to top pick, should they? A revealing exercise
• The new pie chart of QB possibilities for a Dolphins franchise that better get it right | Opinion
• Puerto Rico’s coronavirus death-toll spikes – but it’s not as scary as it seems
• A fan tried to get a selfie with Tiger Woods and it went very wrong. Now he’s suing
• Haitians are fleeing the Dominican Republic due to coronavirus. Many arrive home unscreened.
• Domestic violence cases drop in Miami during coronavirus. Is that the calm before the storm?
• Former Venezuelan attorney general implicated in U.S. bribery case in Miami
• Yellowtail bite was ‘hot.’ But they were in a no-take zone in Dry Tortugas, police said
• Here’s how Miami Heat’s NBA Draft options have been growing. And what Tyler Herro’s up to
• One person is dead after a small plane crashed in Marathon, police said
• Air travel hits a record low not seen since the early 1960s and 9/11, experts say
• Florida sees unemployment claims jump by 170,000 as U.S. jobless hit 6.6 million
• Chisme is canceled: This city just banned socializing at ventanita coffee windows
• Did the coronavirus shutdown ruin Easter dinner plans? Restaurants are still delivering
• Two Florida men illegally traveled in Hawaii, cops say. Kauai mayor called them ‘covidiots.’