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March 4, 2021

• Publix soon opening COVID-19 vaccines to Florida educators, childcare workers
• Florida unemployment assistance hits a pandemic low, and fraud gets worse
• Former Georgia CB: ‘I should have stayed at Miami.’  Why he and DE transfer came home 
• This recalled dog food can make pets and pet owners sick with salmonella and listeria
• Wyche’s last-minute, overtime heroics send Pines Charter to 2nd straight state title game
• Democrats ask FBI for investigation into vaccine distribution; DeSantis pushes back
• Miami Hurricanes aim to end losing streak in Friday home finale vs. Boston College
• Miami Hurricanes’ new veteran receiver and basketball coach Larranaga address their future
• Vaccines available at MDC site for medically vulnerable, but a state form is required
• A woman was seen stealing a $15,000 ring in Key West. Police have arrested a suspect
• Part 4 of a series: Examining each of the Miami Dolphins’ linebackers and their futures
• Steak ‘n Shake plans to let customers serve themselves. Here’s what you need to know
• SLAM Radio, the nation’s first student-run Sirius XM station, is in Little Havana
• Could a call center inside Homestead prison help female inmates get back on track?
• Gov. Pedro Pierluisi: ‘Puerto Rico will be the first truly Hispanic state’
• Cuba launches Phase 3 trial of its COVID-19 vaccine. Earlier test results are still unknown
• FWC’s Rodney Barreto sells Lake Worth Lagoon land after pressure from environmentalists
• How have kids fared during the COVID pandemic? It depends where you live — take a look
• Huge space hurricane that spun over North Pole years ago just found. How’d we miss it?
• 700 jobs are coming to downtown, some with Barry’s Bootcamp and Steve Cohen’s hedge fund
• Here’s what UM, FIU, MDC, FMU and others are doing about in-person graduations this spring
• Wildfires close one of two roads into the Florida Keys
• A shooting outside a waterfront Marriott hotel wounds a man, Miami police say
• Wastewater pipe break prompts advisory to stay out of the water in parts of Miami Beach
• Sports on TV: Thursday, March 4, 2021
• Southwest beats South Dade again; Somerset and Southridge win region titles, too
• Thompson twins power Pine Crest into first boys’ basketball state title game since 2012
• ‘It’s Tallahassee politics.’ Miami leaders slam bill to wipe mail ballot requests
• The last thing we need: Spring Breakers escaping COVID restrictions for Miami Beach | Editorial
• Marlins’ Jose Devers, acquired in Stanton trade, relying on versatility, steady offense
• Podcast: Where the Heat stands entering All-Star break, and the importance of Jimmy Butler
• Miami commissioner who pushed for vaccines in Black communities in hospital with COVID
• Dolphins decided to make one cut that saves cap space, but more cuts would be tricky
• Immerse yourself in 3D art masterpieces at this new interactive installation in Miami
• Redland Market Village will be hosting a free food drive-thru
• Pence no longer is Trump’s vice president, but he’s still Trump’s most ardent boot licker | Opinion
• Lady Gaga wrote album that launched career in this NYC apartment. It’s now for rent
• As a Miami CEO, the pandemic brought me a renewed spirit of service — and I acted on it | Opinion
• Visa launches $10,000 grant applications for Black women entrepreneurs in Miami and five other cities
• Want to rock Maluma’s pink ‘Papi’ mohawk? This Miami barber is your man
• All patients of the Miami VA can get a COVID vaccine, regardless of age or illness
• A snorkeler in the Keys spotted a bundle in the water. Inside: 68 pounds of cocaine
• Dr. Seuss books soar on Amazon’s best sellers list after publisher drops some titles
• COVID vaccine live updates: What you should know in South Florida on Thursday, March 4
• Why Gio Gonzalez wanted to join Marlins. Where he ranks on team’s all-time native list
• Miami Film Festival presents audience the city and the world — and you don’t have to leave home | Opinion
• ‘We supposed to be working!’ Dwyane Wade catches former teammate sleeping on the job
• NHL team allegedly photoshopped masks on fans in stands. And the backlash was swift
• Is Brooklyn Beckham married? Mom Victoria just gave the answer in her birthday post
• Florida Senate ready to vote on wide-ranging school voucher bill
• Florida’s unemployment system cursed by bad design, lax oversight, audit says
• Difference between building and perpetually rebuilding. And which the Dolphins do
• Goran Dragic explains why he really doesn’t need the All-Star break. And a Heat injury update
• The Gulliver Prep boys’ soccer team can’t overcome early deficit in loss in title game
• Florida opens the door for more teachers and school staff to get COVID-19 vaccine
• NBA TopShot? We time-travel to childhood in the 1960s, when the baseball card was king | Opinion
• Should healthcare facilities be shielded from COVID lawsuits? Here are pros and cons.
• South Florida loses media ‘icon’ as former Hurricanes, OB executive Larry Wahl dies
• Legislators consider bill to punish vendors that fail to live up to state contracts
• Dessert sprinkles sold at Walmart, Party City, Kroger and others have been recalled
• A South Florida father made child sex-abuse videos. His toddler daughter appeared in some