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PHOTOS: Life In South Florida In The Time Of COVID-19

WLRN 91.3 FM | By Katie Lepri Cohen
Published March 24, 2020 at 12:07 PM EDT
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People sit apart from each other on park benches in downtown Miami.

South Florida has started slowing down to stem the spread of COVID-19. The life of the region, with its more than six million people, seems to be inching closer and closer to a standstill.

WLRN is taking a snapshot of life in South Florida in the midst of the pandemic.

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If you'd like to share photographs of moments of your life or life as it is around you and in your neighborhood, send WLRN's engagement producer an email at klepri@wlrnnews.org.

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A man pushes a cart in front of the Miami-Dade County Courthouse in downtown Miami.

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A few people gather near the water at Bayfront Park in downtown Miami.

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A woman walks quickly in the middle of a carless NW 5th Street in Miami's West Buena Vista neighborhood.

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A man rests in downtown Miami during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Katie Lepri Cohen
Katie Lepri Cohen is WLRN's engagement editor. Her work involves distributing and amplifying WLRN's journalism on social media, managing WLRN's social accounts, writing and editing newsletters, and leading audience-listening efforts. Reach out via email at klcohen@wlrnnews.org.
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