Miami Herald - 2021-09-04

• Al Capone’s Palm Island house
• Biden administra­tion takes first step to increase staffing at embassy in Havana
• State appeals ruling, leaving school mask ban in place
• ‘Don’t do it’: Cops warn about trying internet-fueled stunt
• Keys woman says a man got her goat and got it drunk Is Publix open? Banks? Will garbage be collected? What’s open and closed on Labor Day
• Florida adds 17,506 daily cases; fewer people are hospitaliz­ed
• Key West condo complex is unsafe, inspector says, and residents fear they will be forced out
• With evictions set to soar, Miami-Dade wants to mediate between landlords and tenants
• Attorney: Man paralyzed by deputy’s bullet in 2013 dies
• He led police on a chase on a kayak, then on foot. Cops say they caught him with lobsters in his pockets
• Hundreds of Florida parents lined up at a chiropract­or’s office so he could sign forms that would let students go maskless at school
• Florida Keys rescuers free manatee tangled in fishing line
• Mother and daughter go back to school later in life
• Florida Senate President Wilton Simpson to run for agricultur­e commission­er in 2022
• Parkland school shooter wanted words like ‘slaughter’ barred from trial. Judge declined
• Diane Signorelli September 2, 2020
• Diaz faces Alabama in dual role as coach/defensive coordinato­r
• Whirlwind summer for Miami goalie Marsman
• Panthers run away with season-opening blowout
• Anderson’s latest injury could end his season
• Tide thrives with pipeline from South Florida
• Everybody’s (not) working for the weekend. Here are some Labor Day weekend happenings
• Goofy paper horse, a pandemic sensation, heads for a museum
• ‘Doctors’ use scientific tools to mend artwork
• These inmates sew intricate quilts for foster children
• Sociology research shows how pets have become part of the family
• App connects consumers to extra food at bargain price
• 7 myths about finding happiness

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