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March 30, 2021

• Coconut Grove now has a new restaurant that wants to change the way you drink gin
• Don’t worry if you catch coronavirus when fully vaccinated — it can happen. How often?
• Jaelan Phillips tantalizes with ‘athletic freak show’ as Miami DEs, TE star on Pro Day
• A lawsuit names Jeffrey Epstein, Maxwell and alleges actions sinister even by his standards
• The X-Man cometh: Young UM slot receiver excels, says Van Dyke and Garcia ‘really good’
• Senate plan seeks to pause K-12 test rules, shield universities from COVID lawsuits
• A Bahamian-style inn may go up around a Black Miami pioneer’s west Coconut Grove home
• How the Miami Heat is continuing to downsize and options available. And an Oladipo update
• American Heritage’s Patrick Surtain II is about to do something his dad never could
• DeSantis disputes that Florida flagged unemployment claims by expectant mothers
• Miami-Dade man charged with attempted murder of officers in Everglades Park standoff
• Miami’s REEF brings robot dinner delivery to downtown. Tips not required.
• Miami man arrested after 12-year-old boy was raped and shot in the face, police say
• Managing COVID stress: Expert tips as states reopen and we return to work and school
• Video shows ‘poor mama’ bear struggle to get rambunctious cubs across Connecticut road
• Two days later than planned, Hialeah walk-up COVID vaccine site set to open Wednesday
• Miguel Rojas makes his case to Marlins: ‘I want to be here for the rest of my career’
• Her Miami diner was featured in Oscar film. Opera patroness Penny Angleton dies at 89
• Cuba used COVID-19 pandemic as excuse to increase arbitrary arrests, U.S. says
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, March 30, 2021
• Palmetto tennis dominates GMAC; local soccer coaches honored; plus more preps results
• Sabra hummus recalled in Florida, California and 14 other states might have salmonella
• What’s happening at a key UM position where growth is needed. And Canes personnel notes
• Boy, 11, airlifted to Miami after diving in the Keys, police say
• Former sheriff’s employee arrested over ‘road rage’ incident in the Keys, police say
• This Brickell hotel has a new look (and that includes its rooftop pool deck)
• Alabama Pro Day (part deux) gives Dolphins a look at a dual threat player for the first round
• Make no mistake, Georgia: We will vote, and we will win, no matter how hard you channel Jim Crow | Opinion
• ‘She was able to perform miracles.’ Congressional staffer Shirlee Lafleur dead at 51.
• Pandemic beachgoers brought new trash to Florida. Here are some cleanups you can join
• DeSantis announces new chief science officer, highlights funding for Everglades work
• Inter Miami cancels three preseason games in Bradenton ‘for health, safety of players’
• Interstate 95 southbound reopens in Broward after being shut down all day
• Podcast: A Miami Marlins season preview and 1-on-1 interview with Miguel Rojas
• Former Miami-Dade Teacher of the Year to join Bay Harbor Islands Town Council
• If you can’t find an affordable home, Florida’s Republican lawmakers want to make sure you never do | Editorial
• A Kendall optometrist didn’t act as glaucoma developed in a now-blind patient, state says
• ‘Bring the immigrant children.’ Miami Democrat Wilson pushes to reopen Homestead center
• Takeaways from Heat’s road win over Knicks to end losing skid, and Jimmy Butler’s takeover
• Amazon adding 400 jobs, speeding delivery in S. Florida with creation of new centers
• Despite spring break mayhem, Florida still one of the top dream vacation destinations
• Miami tech boom accelerates as Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund lands in Wynwood
• Is it safe for children to attend summer camp during COVID? What health officials say
• Amid spring break uproar, Miami Beach mayor proposes 2 a.m. South Beach alcohol cutoff
• Former NFL QB discusses Tua Tagovailoa. And Dolphins get a 17th game, add new linebackers
• Marlins Park gets a new name with season set to begin on Thursday
• Kneeling, raising fist during national anthem will be allowed at US Olympic trials