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September 28, 2020

Fans celebrate Heat win as Eastern Conference Championship gear gets made

Eastern Conference Championship gear for Miami Heat fans is hot off the press. Atlas Embroidery and Screen Printing in Fort Lauderdale had an early start on Monday, making thousands of Heat T-shirts to celebrate the team’s big win. “Thousands of pieces that’ll go out to all of our local retailers, as well as NBAshop.com,” said Adam

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Coronavirus: Florida reports 738 new cases Monday, fewest in months

Florida’s coronavirus dashboard shows 738 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday along with five more residents’ deaths, the lowest daily increases the state has seen in months. Florida is up to 701,302 confirmed cases, 14,037 resident deaths and 170 non-resident deaths from COVID-19. At least 43,606 hospitalizations have been attributed to the novel coronavirus since

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Dezer’s 30-acre megaproject in North Miami Beach gets first approval

A nearly 30-acre mixed-use development that would bring luxury condo towers, a harbor and public promenade secured a key approval from the city of North Miami Beach. Developer Gil Dezer’s plan to transform the Intracoastal Mall will return to the North Miami City Commission next month, after commissioners voted to pass zoning amendments and a

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Miami Beach, Miami mayor weigh in on Gov.’s surprise decision to ease restrictions

Miami Beach’s mayor wrote a letter to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis only hours after a press conference where the governor told Florida that it could move into Phase 3, accelerating the pace of openings after months of closures and slow reopenings because of COVID-19. Dan Gelber said he needed clarification and that’s what his Friday letter requested.

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