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Sunburn — The morning read of what's hot in Florida politics — 9.20.21

POLITICO Playbook: The return of masks, and the beginning of mandates

Downtown street closure plan stirs debate

A proposal by some Scottsdale City Council members to temporarily shut down some downtown streets to make way for street fairs and other pedestrian-friendly activities has drawn a mixed response from their colleagues as well as downtown business owners. The city’s strategic plan initially included a goal to “consider pilot to temporarily turn some Old Town streets into walk-only zones for one weekend per month.” Council later removed the “walk-only” stipulation after some pushback from local business owners, instead opting to “consider pilot to temporarily turn some Old Town streets into more walkable areas to encourage more foot traffic and business activities including focused activities and events.”

POLITICO Playbook: Cassidy is the new Capito

And most Americans dismiss Trump’s reinstatement fantasy.

POLITICO Playbook: How Washington will mark George Floyd's death

And the DOJ releases part of a key Trump-Russia document.

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Ayala: Relax no one is jumping ahead of you for vaccines, at least not many

Ayala: Relax no one is jumping ahead of you for vaccines, at least not many FacebookTwitterEmail Nursing student Adriana Martinez, of Georgetown, administers a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at Dell Medical School at UT Austin, Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020. Three hundred people were expected to get their first of two vaccines today.Jerry Lara, Staff / San Antonio Express-News Over the last couple of years, I’ve held off on making resolutions. The ones about losing weight and saving money were postponed, and those about tossing long unused possessions only were partly successful. New stuff replaced the old. But if there’s a resolve to embrace in 2021, which all too soon turned into a repeat of 2020 with Wednesday’s insurrection, it’s to practice patience.

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COVID-19 vaccine distribution is a chance for social equity, medical ethicists say

As the country gears up for a massive deployment of overnight delivery trucks filled with the Pfizer Biontech vaccine for COVID-19 on dry ice, medical personnel are getting ready to vaccinate thousands of frontline workers and the elderly.