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first, and often exclusively, for young children, and in some cases kept them open even as those cities have confronted second waves of the virus." Miami-Dade Mayor Tests Positive For COVID. The Miami Herald <https://www.miamiherald.corn/news/localkommunity/miami- dade/article247516540.html#storylink=bigne

of California's coronavirus reopening road map, he said." According to the AP <https://apnews.com/article/104fad4dc63bee444d2c6cc52cb9b651> (11/30, Thompson), "The biggest concern is intensive care cases, which have increased 67% in the past two weeks," and "if that continues, it would push ICU beds to

n exclusively, for young children, and in some cases kept them open even as those cities have confronted second waves of the virus." EFTA00148886 Miami-Dade Mayor Tests Positive For COVID. The Miami Herald (11/30, Hanks, 1.09M) reports Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava (D) "said she tested positive

a stay-at-home order' for areas in the strictest purple tier of California's coronavirus reopening road map, he said." According to the AP (11/30, Thompson), "The biggest concern is intensive care cases, which have increased 67% in the past two weeks," and "if that continues, it would push ICU beds to

data through the new system. Thousands of police agencies fell through the cracks because they didn't catch up with the changes on time." That year, Miami-Dade, New York City and Los Angeles did not submit their data. Philadelphia reported nine months' worth of data; Chicago reported seven months, and Phoe

was fully opened in June. Reuters (09/18, Shepardson, Goudsward), CNN (09/18, Rabinowitz), Politico (09/18, Marquette), and the Daily Beast (09/18, Thompson) also reported on the story. FBI Springfield Reminds Public There Are Consequences to Hoax Threats WICS (ABC-20) (09/18, Staff Writer) reported tha

first, and often exclusively, for young children, and in some cases kept them open even as those cities have confronted second waves of the virus." Miami-Dade Mayor Tests Positive For COVID. The Miami Herald (11/30, Hanks, 1.09M) reports Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava (D) "said she tested positive

a stay-at-home order' for areas in the strictest purple tier of California's coronavirus reopening road map, he said." According to the AP (11/30, Thompson), "The biggest concern is intensive care cases, which have increased 67% in the past two weeks," and "if that continues, it would push ICU beds to

gencies and temp compa- nies, which did not keep records like date of birth or address for 2,500 disaster food stamp workers hired in Broward and Miami-Dade counties. The tbsr's investigation on those who could be identified found that dozens of workers. with access to applicants personal information

lray Beach. died Thurs- day. Neptune Society, Fort Lauderdale. Sustln, Rose, of Lake Worth, died Thursday. Rubin Memorial Chapel. Delray Beach. Thompson, W. Gene, 87, of West Palm Beach, died Wednesday. Northwood Fu- neral Home and Crematory, West Palm Beach. Turner, Robert K. Sr., 84. of Riviera