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June 14, 2015

• A-Rod expected to be main attraction in Miami as he goes after 3,000th hit
• Sex offender caught nude on Islamorada beach
• Trooper in Keys fired for not rendering aid is reinstated
• Wine Bar War pairs South Florida sommeliers with Chilean wines
• The List: South Florida's best eats with Kuro's Alex Becker
• Ted's at YoungArts closed
• Tantalize tempts with dancers and churrasco
• Festival Miami chooses eclectic lineup for 2015
• Gift of art for Overtown
• The detention bed mandate goes local
• For an air show in the Everglades, Miami-Dade revives an old battle
• Startup Spotlight: HipPOPs seals Dubai deal
• Fort Lauderdale a magnet for affluent buyers
• CEOs: First jobs teach valuable lessons
• Man shot to death in Little Havana
• Motorcycles collide on I-95; one person killed, one injured
• Marlins’ Martin Prado might miss series against Yankees
• Crime in Liberty City as a public health issue
• Miami Beach visitors have their pick of new (and old) hotels
• Q&A with Chef Adrianne Calvo: ‘ “Make it count.” ’ That’s what I do every day.’
• Chile, steady as always, shows trade gains in 2015
• No trade pacts
• Keep abortion safe
• Principal removed
• What’s in a name?
• Education-tech company Nearpod enables teacher ‘magic’
• Boater with injured leg rescued by Coast Guard off Nixon Beach
• The Miami Hurricanes suffer a historic 15-3 defeat at the hands of the Florida Gators
• Torch run for Special Olympics World Games starts at Marlins Park
• Coral Reef upsets Gulliver on opening day of tournament
• Belen Jesuit twin brothers reach men’s pairs rowing final
• Mat Latos returns to Miami Marlins with dominant win and run support from Giancarlo Stanton
• Former Wichita State coach reflects on Miami’s first title
• Subsidies put Miami Worldcenter under a microscope
• Marlins, Dan Haren can’t overcome poor start in loss to Rockies
• Entrepreneurship Datebook: Events, workshops in South Florida
• Interview: Brad Meltzer, author of ‘The President’s Shadow’
• Grateful Bratton gives back to founder Holt
• Sports on TV: Sunday, June 14, 2015
• Miami’s Shakima Wimbley finishes fifth in 400 meters
• Middle-market businesses should help growth industries
• Business-interruption risks not just hurricanes
• Hear that? It’s a bat singing
• Jugofresh expands to Coral Gables and North Miami
• Win free steaks for Father’s Day from three of Miami’s best steakhouses
• Florida county brings in bacteria to suck up stinky parts in drinking water