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June 16, 2015

• Keeping Kids Fit: When it’s more than a nosebleed
• Beyond the Classroom: From Core Standards to core life skills
• Miami man awarded $850,000 in wrongful arrest case involving ‘The First 48’ show
• Midnight madness: A flurry of back-room deals before lawmakers settle on $79 billion budget
• Macchialina team to open BaZi modern Asian restaurant in South Beach's Marlin Hotel
• History Meets Home Décor at Bonnin Ashley
• Magic City Casino's Ultimate Miami challenge returns with comedy, drag queens, cocktails and more
• Things to do in Miami this weekend - June 19-21
• City Theatre’s Shorts 4 Kids goes gaming-style at the Arsht Center
• ‘Book of Liz’ brings Sedaris humor to Fort Lauderdale’s Vanguard
• MicroTheater Miami’s first festival is $5 a show
• Major U.S. companies support new group that will lobby to lift sanctions against Cuba
• Dance/USA Conference comes to Miami this week
• Republicans represent Fla. congressional districts with 177K at risk of losing Obamacare subsidies
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, June 16, 2015
• Lucky 13 for WWE Tough Enough on USA Network, WWE Network
• Jose Fernandez to make Marlins return July 2 against Giants
• Jacob Heyward’s heroics help UM baseball stay alive in CWS
• Vandy wins after two weather delays
• Cameras catch couple stealing wallets in Aventura, Pinecrest and Gables grocery stores
• Why use state funds?
• No to death penalty
• Protect both our physical and social environments
• Fabiola Santiago: What will Jeb do about DREAMers?
• Out of many voices, we must craft one transportation plan
• No compromise between Miami and Key Biscayne in Boat Show spat
• Allapattah school may be renamed after late activist Georgia Jones-Ayers
• Paperwork inconsistencies causing South Floridians, others to lose Obamacare subsidies
• Red Cross remains committed to Haiti
• South Florida nursing home chain to pay $17 million in federal settlement
• Cleaning up the crime scene mess
• Carnival Breeze to leave Miami early
• Royal Caribbean names president for China operations
• Miami Hurricanes to face Florida Gators in high-stakes elimination game at College World Series
• State: Breaking Bad-themed LSD tabs found in secret Miami drug lab
• Florida House kills bill aimed at low-performing for-profit colleges
• Ndamukong Suh expects Miami Dolphins’ defensive line to turn it around this season
• Half-step into the Sunshine
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Dolezal controversy is about our racial delusions
• World Bank: Policy shifts can mitigate gray tsunami as population ages
• House passes bill to authorize intelligence programs; it has Guantánamo transfer restrictions
• Record real estate sales in Little Havana and the Design District
• Los Angeles luxury real estate brokerage opens Coral Gables office
• Bal Harbour Shops releases renderings of proposed $400 million expansion
• Man’s best friend is often a police officer’s best partner
• Patrol officer and chaplain helps ease way for fellow officers
• Duggars are back on social media — for now
• It’s not ‘CSI’— solving a crime takes time
• Art — not awards — drives ‘Empire’ star
• After travels, Bachaco happy to be home
• Phil Collins buys J. Lo’s former mansion in Miami Beach for $33 million
• Photo gallery: Inside Brickell City Centre
• 4 Cuban migrants come ashore in Broward
• Derek Dietrich the surprise hero for Marlins in rousing win over Yankees
• Man found stabbed in car at Hollywood police headquarters
• Man accused of firing at Miami-Dade cops turns himself in after week long search
• African-American men’s prostate cancer risk is topic of symposium
• Twins inspire road to recovery for dad paralyzed in motorcycle wreck
• Best Seat in the House: Table 18 at Palme d’Or in Coral Gables
• Buy it or skip it? Testing home kitchen products
• Summer salad stars watermelon and feta with Israeli couscous
• New on grocery shelves: sauce, snacks and serviceware
• Miami restaurants commit to crafting healthier hamburgers
• What you need to know about dry-aging beef at home