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Broward lawmaker Shevrin Jones sick with coronavirus: ‘I feel terrible’
After several days of feeling increasingly sick, state Rep. Shevrin Jones said Wednesday afternoon he’s tested positive for coronavirus. He has multiple symptoms of COVID-19. Jones said he feels extremely sick and wanted people to know they should take coronavirus seriously.
South Florida hospitals cut elective surgeries, as coronavirus cases mount
South Florida hospital systems announced plans Wednesday to limit elective procedures as the number of COVID-19 cases soared.

Broward lawmaker Shevrin Jones sick with coronavirus: ‘I feel terrible’
After several days of feeling increasingly sick, state Rep. Shevrin Jones said Wednesday afternoon he’s tested positive for coronavirus. He has multiple symptoms of COVID-19. Jones said he feels extremely sick and wanted people to know they should take coronavirus seriously.
South Florida hospitals cut elective surgeries, as coronavirus cases mount
South Florida hospital systems announced plans Wednesday to limit elective procedures as the number of COVID-19 cases soared.

‘We’re all in this together’: Moms find virtual ways to support each other during COVID-19
Some mothers are finding help during COVID-19 online through a Broward County-based Facebook group called Moms Helping Moms.
Restaurant turns prom into night to remember
The staff of the Carrabba’s Italian Grill in Pompano Beach decided to throw a small-scale party on June 9 to try to make up for what six high school employees had missed.

Broward lawmaker Shevrin Jones sick with coronavirus: ‘I feel terrible’
After several days of feeling increasingly sick, state Rep. Shevrin Jones said Wednesday afternoon he’s tested positive for coronavirus. He has multiple symptoms of COVID-19. Jones said he feels extremely sick and wanted people to know they should take coronavirus seriously.
South Florida hospitals cut elective surgeries, as coronavirus cases mount
South Florida hospital systems announced plans Wednesday to limit elective procedures as the number of COVID-19 cases soared.
Ex-felons’ voting rights on hold in Florida after court agrees to hear DeSantis’ Amendment 4 appeal
As many as 775,000 ex-felons in Florida could have their ability to vote be in limbo for months as deadlines approach for registering for the August primaries and November presidential election.