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Miami After Hurricane Irma: What's Reopening And Returning To Normal
As the state gets back on its feet after the hurricane, businesses and public services are beginning to reopen.

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As the state gets back on its feet after the hurricane, businesses and public services are beginning to reopen.

Wednesday night's curfew will start at midnight, rather than 11 p.m.
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The buildings at 505 NE 30th St. and 479 NE 30th St. are subject to evacuation.
Superintendent Alberto M. Carvalho said the county hopes to open up most schools by Monday and will provide more updates over the weekend.
Liquor sales will also be prohibited during the curfew, a rule which the mayor said will be "strictly enforced."
County recycling services will be suspended until next week.
County officials are working to restore public services in the wake of Hurricane Irma.
The White House press secretary will face the media Tuesday at 2 p.m. Eastern.
As Florida begins to recover from Hurricane Irma, Miami International Airport reopened for limited service on Tuesday.
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