Miami Herald - 2020-10-17

• Miamians can track king-tide flooding with citizen science
• Ruling for strip club puts big dent in Miami-Dade curfew
• BSO jail administra­tors are fired after inmate gives birth in cell
• Study finds airline passengers are unlikely to spread COVID-19 if they wear masks
• Carlos Gimenez trails Debbie Mucarsel-Powell in fundraisin­g
• Two arrested in connection with killing of pastor at flea market
• Florida adds more than 3,000 COVID-19 cases; death toll hits 15,830
• Who was the ‘nodding lady’ at Trump’s Miami town hall?
• Carnival Corp. might need judge’s approval to restart cruises
• Felons won’t be removed from voting rolls before Nov. 3
• Unemployme­nt rate jumped in Florida and soared in Miami-Dade in September
• King determined to get offense back on fast track
• Inter Miami hopes to finish strong as playoff push begins
• Only a dozen Dolphins remain from Gase era — all in notable roles
• COVID outbreak forces FIU to cancel game
• Staying near home convinced 5-star DT Taylor that UM was right choice
• Stricklin confident Gators will move past COVID crisis
• My friend thinks it’s time for me to get over the loss of my brother
• Cigarette smoke clouds neighbors’ dreams
• New World Symphony takes its WALLCAST to the drive-in at Dezerland Park in North Miami
• After 71 years, marriage — and wedding gift — endures
• 92-year-old uses wine corks to re-create the Eiffel Tower – while battling leukemia
• Guatemalan parents mourn their daughter, find healing in dance
• Gifting MLB foul balls sweet way to connect with fans
• Rememberin­g what we love as we slog through what we hate
• City is selling some of its beloved swans
• Duo robbed 4 stores in 6 weeks, police say
• Hialeah’s ‘junkyard millionair­e’ is freed due to coronaviru­s infection
• To the tune of ‘Macho Man,’ Trump airs grievances and basks in applause in Ocala
• FDLE launches investigat­ion into ‘malicious’ system attack
• After a 7-month wait, this tourist got Machu Picchu all to himself
• ‘This is a war’: Cross-border fight over water erupts in Mexico
• Pandemic drives children back to work and jeopardize­s gains
• Mexico is poised to become the biggest legal marijuana market in the world. Who will most benefit?
• On Brazil’s island of cats, virus led to starvation

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