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South Beach Wine & Food Festival returns to Miami with COVID restrictions

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Miami’s biggest food event is making a comeback, but attendees must adhere to strict coronavirus health and safety protocol. The South Beach Wine & Food Festival, the annual dining event that sees a slew of celebrity chefs hosting cooking seminars and tastings, will return May 20 through May 23, but attendees will have to show proof of a negative COVID […]

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Gov. Ron DeSantis said ‘any type of lockdown’ in Florida is ‘insane,’ despite Biden’s warning of possibly reinstating restrictions

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday shot down the notion of instituting a lockdown in his state, despite a warning from President Joe Biden that there might have to be additional coronavirus restrictions put in place if the public isn’t “vigilant.” “To even contemplate doing any type of lockdown, honestly it’s insane,” DeSantis said during

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100 arrested as spring break crowds hit Miami Beach despite the pandemic

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 About 100 people have been arrested and two police officers injured as spring break crowds gathered in Florida’s Miami Beach over the weekend, the city says. Miami Beach Police arrested 30 people Saturday night, following Friday night’s unruly crowds that resulted in two Miami Beach police officers being sent to the hospital with injuries, the police department

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Flight to Florida? Data show few Manhattanites moved permanently

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Headline after headline made it seem like half of Manhattan had moved to Florida for good. Chefs, celebrities and bankers alike relocated to the Sunshine State during the pandemic. Reality check: Only a small percentage of Manhattanites relocated permanently to Florida last year. And as vaccinations amp up, many might be returning — or changing

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Miami mayor warns Florida is already packed for spring break with too many people on the way: ‘We’ve got a problem’

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History may soon repeat itself in Florida, where some beaches are already packed with spring breakers, according to CNN. “We’re seeing too much spring break activity,” Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber told CNN on Saturday. “We’ve got a problem with too many people coming here. We’ve got a problem with too many people coming here to

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Gold mining executive buys Miami Beach mansion for $10M

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Ari B. Sussman, the former CEO of Toronto-based Continental Gold, and wife Laurel Sussman purchased a mansion on Sunset Islands in Miami Beach for $10.2 million. The 2201 Sunset Trust, with attorney Mark Bryn as trustee, sold the 6,673-square-foot home at 2201 Sunset Drive to the Sussmans. The price equated to $1,529 per square foot. Douglas Elliman’s Dina Goldentayer, who

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Miami Beach mayor, police address officer’s body slam amid spring break, COVID concerns

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MIAMI BEACH, FLA. – Miami Beach leaders and law enforcement officials addressed an incident captured on video that showed a police officer body-slamming a man before taking him into custody, as large spring break crowds continue to raise safety and health concerns. Miami Beach Police Officer Ernesto Rodriguez on Saturday described what led to the officer

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