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  Miramar man linked to the Aaron Hernandez case to be arraigned

  A Miramar man connected to a murder investigation involving former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez is scheduled to arraigned Monday in a Massachusetts courtroom.
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  HOLLYWOOD

  Turn on the parking karma — Hollywood Beach set to lose more than 800 spaces

  Come Tuesday there will be about 800 less parking spots as the developers of Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort begin work on the beachfront complex.

• CRIME

  Ft. Lauderdale police bomb squad investigates ‘suspicious package’ at bus stop on Federal Highway

  Police are diverting traffic around part of Federal Highway as a Fort Lauderdale Police bomb squad investigates a suspicious package left at a bus stop.
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  KEY LARGO

  Getting to the bottom of the Pickles Reef mystery

  On shallow Pickles Reef, 3 ½ miles off the shore of Key Largo, the sun lit up a mishmash of metal, iron and barrel-shaped cement artifacts that have been commingling with colorful coral and tropical fish for a century or more.
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  TAMPA

  Tampa looks to capitalize on tomorrow’s Cuba

  Hoping to position itself for future trade, Tampa leaders are making trips to Cuba. It’s a strategy many in Miami find abhorrent.
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  OPA-LOCKA

  Group sues Opa-locka pastor, leaves church over money

  Four women have left their Opa-locka church and sued the pastor, claiming they lent him a total of $20,000 and were never repaid.

• PolitiFact Florida

  Obama holds record for cracking down on employers who hire undocumented workers, says Wasserman Schultz

  The federal government’s worksite enforcement strategy has changed over time, making it difficult to compare data and declare any president the leader in cracking down on employers, experts tell PolitiFact Florida.

• Homeless man dies after being struck by train in Hollywood

  A homeless man was struck and killed by a train late Friday night at 2900 Sheridan St. in Hollywood.

• Rescuers call off search for 7, including Florida Keys family, on missing US boat

  WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) – Rescue teams have abandoned a search for a U.S. schooner carrying seven people that disappeared in the South Pacific.
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  POLITICS

  Murphy rakes in big bucks in early fundraising

  U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy, a Democrat from Jupiter, is one of the House of Representative’s top fundraisers.
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  Fans of Comics, Sci-Fi, Anime Converge on Convention

  Fans of video games, comic books, science-fiction and anime will have the opportunity to meet their idols this weekend at Supercon at the Miami Airport Convention Center
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  GLENN GREENWALD | JOURNALISM

  Columnist who broke NSA leaks story grew up in Lauderdale Lakes

  Glenn Greenwald, the columnist who broke the story about NSA leaker Edward Snowden, got his first taste of politics in Lauderdale Lakes.

• Hollywood

  Hollywood paves way for new contract with police

  The Hollywood Commission gave final approval Wednesday to a $4.6 million contract for its firefighters and gave initial approval to a $5.6 million contract with the city’s police department.

• HOLLYWOOD

  Hollywood to get $4.6 million from FEMA for Hurricane Wilma clean-up

  Nearly eight years after Hurricane Wilma ripped through Florida, Hollywood will receive $4.6 million to cover the costs of clean-up and removal of dangerous stumps and limbs.

• HEALTH

  Florida men who have sex with men warned about meningitis outbreak

  Florida health officials advise men who have sex with men to beware of bacterial meningitis.
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  BROWARD

  Driver who killed two men in Fort Lauderdale charged with DUI

  22-year-old woman was arrested three weeks after accident, when toxicology reports revealed her blood alcohol level to be 0.17.
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  Danger ahead! The Fourth of July can be hazardous to your health

  As South Florida gets ready for a day of cookouts, boating and fireworks for the Fourth, here’s a simple reminder:

• Pit bull attacks 13-month-old baby in Dania Beach

  A pit bull attacked a 13-month-old baby in Dania Beach Wednesday morning.

• Weather alert: More storms, risk of rip currents — but a nicer Fourth of July

  South Florida can expect another stormy day on Wednesday.

• What’s open and closed on July 4th in South Florida

  Thursday is the Fourth of July holiday. Here is what’s open and closed:

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