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June 15, 2015

• Decade after Hurricane Wilma, new Northeast Branch Library in Aventura nears completion
• Lawsuit could be brewing against state over Amendment 1 funding
• Gov. Rick Scott, Cabinet agree to terms to end Sunshine Law case
• Florida lawmakers enter last stretch of special session with some unresolved issues
• Florida Legislature approves more than $400 million in tax cuts
• Ted’s at YoungArts’ Bacardi Campus in Miami to close June 20
• West Kendall father to serve life in prison for wife’s murder
• Purvis Young collection gifted to The Black Archives in Overtown
• Could this be the Best Happy Hour in Miami: Katsuya in Miami Beach
• Father's Day contest: Win Dad free steaks from The Forge, Quality Meats, Wolfgang's
• Gee Beauty at Your Doorstep
• Inside|Out placemaking program takes art to the streets in Miami
• Munchkin Fun's top picks for family fun June 15-21
• Transgender artists showcased in monthlong South Florida series
• Haiti: How insiders and visitors represent the country and its people through photography
• Accessible Art: Michael Vasquez's 'Neighborhood Reclamation' at the Freedom Tower and David Hayes unveils new sculptural work in Wynwood
• Proof Pizza, Josh's Deli, 27 Restaurant keep their stars shining
• National Martini Day, Nag Champayons at Bardot, Sappho does SoBe plus Sugar Factory & Libertine open
• Mark Your Calendar For June 21 & 22: CyberSummer Offers Deep Discounts on Travel
• Endless Summer Savings at Miami Hotels & Beyond
• Man pulled from water at Bayside Marketplace, in critical condition
• Billy the Marlin, fun at Wawa Mascot Games in Orlando to benefit New Hope for Kids
• Sports on TV: Monday, June 15, 2015
• Crash in Doral leaves one dead, car in canal
• Leon Hunt’s long journey ends with gold
• Belen Jesuit, Miami Rowing Club win medals
• Miami Hurricanes back to basics after blowout loss
• Founder returns home as Fit & Thick national tour concludes Saturday in Miami Beach
• Target selling pharmacy, clinic businesses to CVS Health
• Goldman: Developer not fully committed to Miami Worldcenter mall
• Miami Worldcenter team settles long-running lawsuit with Edie Laquer
• Two fired Sweetwater police officers are reinstated; mayor cites city budget crisis
• DACA has helped many immigrants, can help more
• Cuba has failed to expand freedom
• ‘Game of Thrones’ star dines at Barton G.
• School board OKs task force to explore downtown redevelopment
• Neighbors in Religion: Miami-Dade Schools provide free cold lunches throughout summer
• K Stew’s new love
• Dave Chappelle carefully considers comedy
• Developer unveils car elevator for Porsche Design Tower
• Deering Estate serves as bayside paradise for Miami residents and artists
• Miami’s Phillip Jackson to be inducted into Florida Boxing Hall of Fame
• Reform juvenile justice
• State: Miami-Dade detective stole high-end jewelry during raid
• Just not true
• ISIS wannabes
• End abortion, too
• Mr. Bush enters the race
• Bush gets ‘a pass’
• Man charged with killing protected Key deer that was eating his plants
• Miami Dolphins hold three-day mandatory minicamp this week
• Bob Griese Pass — now a command and a street address in Indiana
• Miami Stories: Working at MIA has shaped her world view
• Florida man snaps picture of raccoon on alligator
• Do the crime — get your stuff auctioned
• Remembering the one, the only, The American Dream Dusty Rhodes
• The Bergonzi Quartet charms in a Mainly Mozart concert
• A body’s last stop: Countdown at morgue is 24 hours
• Women on the force: Female cops proving themselves ‘10 times more’
• U.S. women feeling sense of urgency to restore dominance
• She didn’t just play the race card — she actually lived it!
• Carnival’s upcoming ships to break passenger count records
• 5 things you probably missed at Jeb Bush’s announcement
• Miami, Key Biscayne to hold joint meeting in Boat Show dispute
• Budget talks near end in Florida Legislature
• Mr. Bush enters the race
• Police explorers start early to learn the ways of law enforcement