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June 29, 2015

• New park in Bay Harbor Islands keeps kids and dogs off the street
• Baha Mar, the huge Bahamian resort, files for bankruptcy protection
• Accessible Art: The Cultivist launches a global arts club and Cara Despain exhibits at the Bakehouse Art Complex
• Things to do in Miami this weekend - July 3-5
• Nikki Beach Is Giving Away A Table and Three Bottles of Ciroc This 4th of July
• Sawgrass Mills Adds New Stores
• Red Ginger rolls sushi and izakaya small plates in SoFi
• July 4, Kids Eat Free: Munchkin Fun's top picks June 29 - July 5
• Summer Fun 2015: A guide to what’s new at Disney World this summer
• Five restaurants put Miami's fried chicken on the map
• Miami Events - July 2015
• Freedom's just another word for an excuse to booze, plus a dinner and drag show!
• Dwyane Wade opts out of contract with Heat; Luol Deng opts in
• Locals help St. Thomas University baseball reach NAIA World Series finals
• Not free, not fair
• Miami Heat introduces top draft pick Justise Winslow
• Puerto Rican debt crisis could hit South Florida, say business leaders
• For thousands of Miami-Dade homeowners, tax increases coming after mix-up in special districts
• Silvia Estapé de la Campa, one of the first Cuban flight attendants, dies at 87
• Greg Cote: Miami Heat expects Justise Winslow to be its next big star
• Earth under attack
• Anticipate quakes
• WWE Community Relations, John Cena nominees for ESPN, PlayStation Sports Humanitarian awards
• New York real estate firm acquires Zilbert International Realty
• ‘Real Housewives of NYC’ costar talks 100th episode: Expect drama
• FIU to create MakerBot Innovation Lab at its Urban Studios
• Anthony Doerr wins Carnegie Medal for fiction with ‘All the Light We Cannot See’
• Fresh start: Co-ops offering Liberty City residents healthy, affordable produce
• Neighbors in Religion: Longtime church elder, wife celebrated by sons and community
• Teen WordSpeak team to perform Thursday in Miami Beach, prior to Atlanta competition
• Puerto Rico governor calls for ‘restructuring plan’ amid crisis
• Sports on TV: Monday, June 29, 2015
• Miami-Dade expressway agency to give toll refunds to frequent drivers
• Another bail delay for Palm Beach eye doctor charged with Medicare fraud
• Florida Bay still at risk as restoration moves forward
• Not free, not fair
• A changing America
• Jeb’s pretty slick
• Racism exposed
• FIU launches Spanish-language hurricane warning website
• Ciara steps out, Avril Lavigne talks Lyme disease
• Decision time arrives for Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade
• Prosecution gets new delay in USS Cole proceedings
• A first: New guidelines back stent-like device for treating strokes
• ‘Real Housewives of NYC’ costar talks 100th episode: Expect drama
• Homestead man who butchered dogs during illegal surgeries heads to prison
• Incendiary acting marks Ground Up & Rising’s ‘The Recommendation’
• Trump’s affront to Mexico may contain a silver lining
• Beach Buzz: Suitsupply celebrates grand opening of Miami Beach store
• Faster, faster: AT&T launches 1-gigabit Internet service in South Florida
• Cantors will perform concert as part of national convention in Fort Lauderdale
• Panthers’ development camp not all about just hockey
• CIA photos of ‘black sites’ could complicate Guantánamo trials
• Cops: Man kills girlfriend and calls to report crime
• Gas prices falling as holiday weekend approaches
• Studies paying for Dolphins’ Chris McCain
• Beer growlers, ticket quotas, abortion waiting period among new Florida laws
• Lunch with Lydia: Nicola Siervo and Karim Masri
• Birds killed, sea turtle nests damaged on Florida beach