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May 30, 2015

• One last mission from South Florida: a visit to Washington memorials for the greatest generation
• Revisiting the story of the lost soldiers of Florida’s most powerful hurricane
• Boat crash in Fort Lauderdale leaves 1 dead, 2 others hospitalized
• Fito Paez llega a Miami
• Discord remains as Florida Legislature’s special session set to open
• The future in 3D printing: New innovations harness older technology
• Venetian Causeway closed for $12.4 million upgrade project
• Dangerous deadlock
• Stanton puts on show with two homers as Marlins win second straight over Mets
• Hobbled Adeiny Hechavarria misses first game of season
• Miami bike community puts a spin on gun trade-in event
• If we fail the Everglades, we fail Florida’s future
• Regulate ride-sharing
• Police: Suspected carjackers in critical condition after stabbing driver, crashing SUV
• PRO WRESTLING: Global Force Wrestling adds more shows to its Grand Slam Tour
• Hurricanes in driver’s seat at regional
• St. Thomas comes close to capturing first national title
• Former WCW, WWE superstar Marc Mero making a difference helping kids, teens, young adults
• Public won’t help pick companies to manage Broward County school construction spending
• Federal ethanol requirements need to be fixed
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Police force minus the warrior mindset
• Fires in South Miami-Dade park intentionally set
• Carl Hiaasen: Jeb Bush raises tons of money, loses credibility
• Serena rallies past Azarenka at French Open; Djokovic, Murray also move on
• Odd perspective
• Don’t expand park
• Flagstone subsidy
• Bilingual skills
• Girl Choir of South Florida will sing in London
• Andres Oppenheimer: Cuba: Very big fuss over very small economy
• Fabiola Santiago: Obama’s visit to holy Cuban shrine was sign of respect
• Panthers push across two late runs to stay alive
• Sports on TV: Sunday, May 31, 2015
• Man struck in hit-and-run is former Cuban political prisoner
• GableStage offers subscribers major savings on its 2015-2016 season
• Purvis Young art coming home to Overtown