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May 22, 2020

• A food hall is coming to Doral. Yes, there will be social distancing
• Are we really honoring the Americans who made the ultimate sacrifice? | Opinion
• Experts warn of second coronavirus wave. Trump says he won’t shut down US if it comes
• Who will get haircut or go out to eat soon? Your politics make a difference, study says
• Despite previous cost cutting, UM to lay off employees in June, begin furloughs soon
• Royal Caribbean’s Filipino crew members ask court to order cruise line to send them home
• Some played together more than a decade. Now Aquinas girls’ lacrosse yearns for closure
• Inter Miami goalkeeper Luis Robles invests in eSports betting site. This is why
• Beaches and hotels reopening June 1 in Miami-Dade and after Memorial Day in Broward
• Deadly lover’s triangle in South Beach ends with Canadian fugitive in Thailand back in Miami
• Reopening the US without a national plan could bring economic pain, report says
• Look beyond the traditional valuation metrics when selling a middle-market company
• Facebook highlights challenges small businesses face in survey, then offers them help | Opinion
• Ben Carson gets a key to Miami for ‘unprecedented’ funding to business, renter relief
• In South Florida, seniors and loved ones can protect them from COVID-related fraud | Opinion
• Florida Keys cops say man kidnapped a teenage girl to get through COVID-19 checkpoint
• DeSantis went off on COVID data manager who feared for the truth. What a big bully! | Editorial
• ‘I can’t have anything serious; I’m only 25’: Colon cancer on the rise in young people
• Ex-Heat player Mike Miller pokes fun at Paul Pierce leaving LeBron off his top five list
• South Florida cities: Lack of state guidance delayed COVID response during spring break
• She was the only girl on national champion baseball team. It launched her to softball stardom
• ‘Imgine Visions of Hope’ encourages photographers to combat grief and fear
• ‘Always an afterthought.’ Strategists question Biden strategy to win Florida Latinos
• Cervical cancer is totally preventable but thousands of U.S. women will die from it
• Economy is settling into a longer recovery
• This is why the Miami Heat needs to ask Bam Adebayo to wait on a contract extension
• How the Miami business world started to reopen from the coronavirus shutdown
• Zoom call catches a murder cover-up after naked son stabs father, New York police say
• Miami’s gallery scene is just starting to bubble. PAMM’s new purchases will help
• Is it safe to hang out with your friends as coronavirus quarantine ends in Miami?
• Art Basel Miami Beach fair moving forward ‘full tilt,’ organizers say
• Sports on TV: Friday, May 22, 2020
• Fourth of July fizzle: Cities canceling fireworks shows over COVID-19 risks
• A luxury car, art worth more than $150,000 stolen in Miami. Cops looking for the thief
• When coronavirus vaccine arrives, 72% of Americans say they’ll get one, survey finds
• Who says the office market is dead? This insurance company just signed a 7-year lease
• Man crashes into building after being shot while driving, Miami-Dade police say
• Beware of ‘aggressive’ rats on the hunt for food during coronavirus pandemic, CDC says
• What’s closed, open and not completely open this COVID-19 Memorial Day
• What’s new on Key West’s most famous street? You’ll see it right under your feet
• Jimmy Johnson, former GMs and players are all in on Dolphins. Even talking dynasty.
• Jobless Americans worry more about reopening too quickly than money, survey shows
• On this somber coronavirus Memorial Day let’s reflect on what keeps America free | Opinion
• U.S. ‘travel bubbles’ would let us fly safely and bring back millions of jobs | Opinion
• 9-year-old Miami boy found dead. Mother told police he was abducted in ‘ambush.’
• What happens when a diner sneezes? Restaurants reopen to a new coronavirus reality
• Even without a final state run, Coral Reef seniors left a legacy ‘that will last forever’
• Here’s to the 2020 grads — they’ve shown us how creative, talented and smart they are
• Wait, what’s that extra fee? You may see a COVID surcharge on your next bill
• Traveling during Memorial Day weekend and beyond during coronavirus? It’s complicated
• Do you miss Sushisamba? Miami Beach’s glitzy sushi spot has a temporary home in Miami
• Miami-Dade ready to let summer camps open June 8 after DeSantis drops Fla. restrictions
• He was shot by Florida police. Now he’s charged with assault on an officer
• Florida coronavirus cases near 50,000 as death toll hits 2,190
• ‘Why are they trying to destroy me?’ This popular chef is suing a South Beach hotel
• I’ve been called back to work in Florida. Do I have to go? Here are some answers
• More than 1.2 million Floridians — 13% of the state’s workforce — out of work in April
• Gulliver lacrosse senior prepares for future by helping teammates get ready for 2021
• ‘Largest study ever’ shows that hydroxychloroquine raises risk of coronavirus death
• His sex partner wouldn’t delete their explicit photos. It was a deadly debate, police say
• When DeSantis issued stay-at-home order, Florida had already logged 188 COVID-19 deaths
• TikTok exposes the bugs in your strawberries. That’s gross, but is it harmful?