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June 26, 2015

• Parents fume as Miami-Dade camp closes abruptly
• Eight options for a date night in Miami with no time to waste
• 'Escobar: Paradise Lost' (R)
• Is Thomas Keller opening a restaurant in Miami?
• Cena de anticipación al Miami Spice
• Concierto en honor a Yordano
• Eat the best of the wurst at Bavaria Haus in Bayside Marketplace
• Miami Heat selects Duke’s Justise Winslow in NBA Draft
• Help is available for women with bladder woes
• Escalating feud, Donald Trump bans Univision employees from Doral resort
• 10 Superfoods for women of all ages
• At Northwestern High, dancers dedicate recital to to loved ones lost
• New generation redefines retirement as older workers stay on job
• IMUSA USA supplies cookware, small appliances to ethnic communities across country
• Miami cuts Virginia Key mangroves to make way for boat show
• MMA goes mainstream with bouts in South Florida and a female breakout star
• Targeted therapy, 3-D mammograms are new treatments for breast cancer
• Women are at greater risk for strokes than men are
• Beyond HRT — phytoestrogens, antidepressants may help some menopausal women
• Beach and weather conditions for Miami Beach are now just a phone call away
• Miami Heat’s Pat Riley: We want Dwyane Wade back
• Two charged with manslaughter in mysterious Miami boating death
• Virginia’s historic sites go hands-on
• The new mom: Having a baby after 40
• Fabiola Santiago: On same-sex marriage, the Supreme Court honors love
• Ghouls, geeks take over South Beach for Supercon
• A Miami mystery: Where is Olympic sailor Trevor Moore?
• Miami Marlins’ Justin Bour batting .121 in June while Michael Morse struggles in minors
• Travel tech: an app for clothes that travel
• Adam Scott puts it all out there in ‘The Overnight’
• Dispute arises over Muslim inmates’ meals in Miami-Dade jails
• Comparison to ‘Great One’ has Oilers fans excited by Connor McDavid
• Gear + Gadgets: Visors to keep you cool
• Haitians persecuted by Dominican Republic’s policies
• Stop Medicare fraud
• Care for sick teens
• MDX’s highway robbery
• We’ll have to learn Chinese
• Is TPP good for us?
• Offensive lineman Taylor Gadbois dismissed from UM football team
• U.S. women’s team’s conservative attack draws criticism
• Interview: Meg Cabot, author of ‘The Princess Diaries’ series — and more
• Two young girls rescued from Miami house fire
• Review: ‘Loving Day’ by Mat Johnson
• Greg Cote: Justise Winslow pick is nice diversion for Heat fans from serious matters
• Sports on TV: Friday, June 26, 2015
• Justin Nicolino, Jose Urena may stay put in Marlins’ rotation
• Uncertainty once again surrounds Miami Innovation Tower after vote
• What are you reading now?
• Foreign national wanted on drug-trafficking charges is flown to Miami
• NXT IS NOW: Tickets on sale June 27 for WWE NXT in Miami, West Palm Beach
• Nine dead in Alaska sightseeing plane crash
• Fighting migraines often trial and error for women
• Knowing where body fat is located is crucial to your health
• For cancer fighter, exercise is key
• Marlins swept by Cardinals, fall to 14 games under .500
• Miami art patron ‘crying uncle’ on unconventional gallery building plan, blames city
• Finally!
• Venezuela’s National Electoral Council says 40% of candidates must be women
• Foreclosure rate falls in Miami-Dade County
• Allegiant to add service from Fort Lauderdale to four cities
• Knight Foundation grant National digital library will expand its catalog with new grants
• Jimmy Fallon hurts himself, cancels show
• Nate Ruess: a different kind of fun
• A more mindful Carlos Mencia
• Free Fourth of July fireworks show at Homestead-Miami Speedway
• Guantánamo ‘forever prisoner’ cleared for release
• Cultivist founders offer VIP access to museums and galleries
• Homestead Hospital named second most beautiful of 2015
• Neil Goldberg introduces the local cast of Broward centennial’s ‘WE’
• Visa overstays are common among foreign nationals visiting the U.S.
• Two stowaways arrested after being discovered in a barge near Key West