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March 2, 2021

• A Miami man became a millionaire at the start of March. And all it took was a little luck
• Are you ready to return to work in person? Still concerned about COVID? Share your story.
• These Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Keys restaurants got perfect inspections
• Coast Guard halts search for 87-year-old man after his plane went down off Boca Raton
• Are you 50 and over? You can get a vaccine at Jackson Health if you meet these criteria
• Miami receives $3M from Little Haiti developers who sparked gentrification fears
• Coral Gables commission forges deal on contentious Miracle Mile rezoning. Will it fly?
• Are those showgirls with Sinatra in the hotel lobby? A look back at Miami’s nightclubs
• Podcast: What to make of the Marlins’ second base competition and more spring notables
• She spent 150 days with COVID. Miami woman leaves hospital after ‘unbelievable’ recovery
• Parkland pediatrician is a ‘danger,’ must stay in jail until trial, federal judge rules
• A Miccosukee employee is charged with stealing $11,000 from her job as secretary
• MOCA’S ‘Life and Spirituality in Haitian Art’: Simple materials, exceptional vision
• The Peace Corps should address its ‘white savior’ problem, but it shouldn’t be abolished | Opinion
• Airbnb for the apocalypse? Look at this Arkansas missile silo turned luxurious bunker
• Zoetic Stage turns to think-fast improv as theater starts to regroup
• As Marlins’ Pablo Lopez looks to build on strong 2020, a new pitch is in the works
• Phil Neville’s first impressions as Inter Miami kicks off voluntary preseason training
• Garrett’s fastball velocity, big defensive plays and a mind-set around Marlins camp
• Haiti’s President Moïse is working to leave the country stronger, more stable | Opinion
• A Fort Lauderdale man on a scooter weaved around cars, then was killed by a Tri-Rail train
• Dr. Seuss publisher pulls 6 books for racist imagery, sparking talk of ‘cancel culture’
• The Panthers fall against Hurricanes again and now face a tough five-game road trip
• J.J. Watt deal with Cards likely creates Miami Dolphins opening to sign Haason Reddick
• A 16-year-old Miami girl has been missing for two weeks. Police want your help
• It’s time to refocus Black History Month from the past to present challenges and future triumphs | Opinion
• The Western Wildcats advance to the boys’ basketball state semifinals in Lakeland
• A raccoon in Fort Lauderdale tested positive for rabies and pet owners are under alert
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, March 2, 2021
• Could Puerto Rico become a U.S. state? New bill in Congress faces an uphill battle
• Legislating in the time of COVID-19 means putting protections over public access
• NSYNC’s Joey Fatone is heading to Wynwood for drive-in event. Here’s how to watch it
• David Beckham just came out with a line of sunglasses. See the Miami-inspired styles
• Skip the planetarium: You can watch this drive-in laser light show from your car
• DeSantis orders flags lowered to honor COVID-19 victims
• DeSantis adds conservative flare to ‘State of the State’ address
• Jimmy Butler again out for Miami Heat on Tuesday vs. Atlanta Hawks
• COVID closed this Wynwood gathering spot. Now it’s reopening and all about the outdoors
• Dr. Seuss books were just pulled, but this Miami museum won’t stop the party
• Miami cop videotaped in rough arrest also killed suspected armed robber two weeks ago
• Do all 3 COVID vaccines offer similar protection? Here’s what the data say
• One man killed in a late-night double shooting, Miami-Dade police say
• Police clear shopping plaza, searching for a man they believe robbed a Publix
• Second in a series: Examining the Miami Dolphins’ tight ends and their future
• Miami Dolphins release linebacker Kyle Van Noy in cap-saving move
• Don’t sit there like idiots, Democrats — Republicans don’t want your voters to vote | Opinion
• Two Ecuadorians charged with money laundering in Miami that cost police pension millions
• First in a series: Examining each of the Miami Dolphins’ receivers and their futures
• Key West voters limited cruise ship traffic. State lawmakers will consider overruling them
• State opens new COVID vaccination site in Overtown. No appointment necessary
• Will hurricane season start earlier? Not this year, but forecasters are considering it
• Jurors finally return to Miami-Dade courts under COVID rules. Are they excited? Well ...
• This bar made Wynwood a cool late-night destination. Now it’s closing for good
• A Quaker snack is recalled in Florida, California, North Carolina and 18 other states
• 297,000 pounds of imported canned meat was sent out nationwide without inspection
• Publix makes its own vaccine distribution plan. Officials don’t know where shots will go