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June 23, 2015

• Community helps rebuild Florida City playground after church fire in 2010
• Beyond the Classroom: More core life standards every kid should have
• Nonprofit group helps teenage girls celebrate traditional Quinceañeras
• Keeping Kids Fit: Know the signs of autism spectrum disorder
• School Scene: Students each earn $10,000 scholarship from 2015 Scholastic Awards
• Chat transcript: Barry Jackson answers Heat questions
• Man found shot dead near Miami Gardens community pool
• Soil-less fruits and vegetables: The sky is the limit with Aeroponic system
• Environmentalists sue Florida lawmakers over budget
• Home is Where the Barre Is
• Kids Eat Free July 1-31: Feast on Munchkin Eats
• Michael Schwartz to close Cayman Islands outpost of Michael's Genuine Food & Drink
• Accessible Art: River of Art in Opa-locka and NPR's Neda Ulaby speaks at ArtServe
• Go Drink This: Ginger Berry Smash
• Florida Supercon celebrates 10 years of geeking out
• Dinner at La Savina at Mondrian out; Brooklyn's Momo Sushi Shack 'pop-up' in
• Fourth of July guide: Where to watch fireworks in South Florida on July 4
• Florida Gov. Rick Scott vetoes $461.4 million in state budget
• Best Seat in the House: Table A at The Café at Books & Books
• Florida International University student film documents sea level rise in South Florida
• Instacart grocery delivery service expands into North Miami-Dade
• Sabres excited about selecting Jack Eichel at NHL Draft in Sunrise
• Florida Supercon celebrates first decade of geeking out
• Miami Heat likely to address outside-shooting need in NBA Draft on Thursday
• Greg Cote: In Miami Heat’s corner of the world, keeping Dwyane Wade should be the priority
• Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott: We’ll play as long as we can
• Oscar-winning composer owns plane that crashed, killed pilot
• Virgin Cruises to base first 2,800-passenger ship in Miami
• Scott’s vetoes cut into local projects
• Raucous fight over hospital funding in Florida ends quietly
• Miami Dade College President Padrón elected chair of Business-Higher Education Forum
• Woman shot dead in front of home near Overtown identified
• Second-quarter profits up for Carnival Corp.
• Ex-Keys dive boat operators captured in St. Martin in tourist-death case
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: A racist hate crime, pure and simple
• Fracking is toxic
• Foreseeable gridlock
• My husband’s death
• Home prices up but slowdown looms for South Florida real estate
• Miami’s two favorite sons racing out of the gate
• Hot stuff in celebrity circles
• Troubled Miami Woman’s Club may lease out historic clubhouse
• Miami Beach to host national mayors conference in 2017
• Tri-Rail project on track but funds needed to begin downtown service
• National preservation group: Miami’s Little Havana endangered
• North Miami Beach teen with long rap sheet accused of raping elderly woman
• Dwyane Wade, Heat expected to meet soon; Goran Dragic opts out
• T.D. Allman: Florida’s racist state flag
• Officials announce joint arrests of major narco-trafficking organization
• Something’s on fire
• English is our language
• Spanish engineering firm opens U.S. headquarters in Miami
• Sean “Diddy” Combs out on bail after alleged assault at son Justin’s school
• Review board weighs release of injured ‘forever prisoner’
• Prison time for men who robbed retired Miami-Dade judge
• Woman shot to death at Northwest Miami-Dade home
• Venezuela jailed opposition leader ends 30-day hunger strike on election news
• FIU police: Serial butt-grabber strikes again
• Human rights groups ask attorney general to order new CIA torture probe
• Ed Calle is one of Miami’s most accomplished yet modest musicians
• Despite Hassan Whiteside’s ascent, Heat could use big man in NBA Draft
• Good Section 8 housing vital to children’s success
• Panthers to host Stars, Lightning in preseason
• 911 call reveals horror as Keys fire kills woman and her 2 children
• Best to set up contingency plans while you are well
• Keeping cool as temperatures soar in South Florida
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, June 23, 2015