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June 3, 2015

• Consumer advocates fire back at Florida congressional delegation over payday lending
• 61-year-old Miami Gardens man shot, killed while mowing lawn
• Judge refuses to drop lawsuit against Aventura condo tower developer
• Dramatic car chase ends in Pompano Beach
• Stanley Kubrick retrospective haunts O Cinema Miami Beach June 5-7
• EC Twins Take Over E11EVEN for Cam Con's Official After Party
• Hero Hype Convention brings superhero fans together
• Morimoto South Beach introduces weekend brunch
• 'Entourage' (R)
• Bang on a Can All-Stars headed for Miami Light Project marathon
• Review: Piripi in Coral Gables wobbles on its road to tipsiness
• Summer Shorts turns 20 with 9 plays and its most diverse company yet
• Azamara cruise ships to be spruced up in 2016
• U.S. government’s millions having mixed results in Haiti
• Alt rockers Third Eye Blind high on life
• Summer Shorts turns 20 with 9 plays and its most diverse company yet
• LeBron James will feel different kind of heat in NBA Finals this time
• Miami No. 2 in startup activity, Kauffman report says
• South Florida outdoors notebook: June 3, 2015
• Magic Leap opening its platform to developers, reveals manufacturing facility plans
• Willie Abreu stays positive for UM baseball team during difficult time
• Haiti’s electoral council rejects former PM Lamothe’s presidential bid
• Florida to regulate proposed Obamacare rate hikes
• Floridians can help ensure government’s transparency
• Big Brother lives
• FIU partners with MDCPS
• Thin-skinned grads
• Sanders a true liberal
• Friends and Neighbors: Celebrate Bloomsday, James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’ in Coral Gables
• Janet Jackson plots comeback
• South Florida trauma center fight involves Jackson, Aventura and Broward hospitals
• Why does it fall to us to clean up FIFA?
• Hollywood options ‘Guantánamo Diary’
• Letter: Traffic laws need to be enforced in Palmetto Bay
• Defeated NMB candidate sues opponent Councilwoman Phyllis Smith over absentee ballots
• New Theatre plans world premieres, Miller classic for its 30th season
• Film explores a journey from ‘69 college grads to mature women
• Marcell Ozuna, Brad Hand lead Marlins in win over Cubs
• Drone Aviation closes $1 million offering
• MIA collects more than $89,000 from man who made fake bomb threat
• Benefiting New Hope for Kids, Mascot Games in Orlando with Albert & Alberta, Billy the Marlin, Tommy Hawk, Orbit, Lil Red, Sebastian, more
• Tickets on sale June 5 for WWE SmackDown at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, June 3, 2015
• Two Miami Marlins could start in All-Star game
• Police: Woman forced teen into prostitution, and another helped
• Flood insurance hikes catch some by surprise, but most can avoid largest surcharge
• Commencement speech
• Free to threaten
• Rigid homeless policy
• Marlins’ pitch count
• Alix Desulme, North Miami’s youngest council member, wins Steril’s seat
• Institute of Contemporary Art can demolish homes to build sculpture garden
• Andres Oppenheimer: Mexico makes its worst mistake in many years
• ‘Power’ stars bring the heat to Miami Beach
• Beach Buzz: Salsa to the max with The Rhythm Foundation at North Beach Bandshell
• Miami building owner pleads guilty to paying bribes to fire inspector
• Designers create prototypes of newspapers in a capitalist Cuba
• The magic of ‘Brigadoon’ led Broward Center’s Kelley Shanley to a life as an arts executive
• Open the Venetian Causeway
• Create an urban gateway to Biscayne National Park
• Marlins’ pitch count
• Think you hate bitter things? Better think again
• Make salads more exciting with 4 delicious DIY dressings
• No bail for Canadian teen charged in Miami murder case
• Best Seat in the House: Table 101 at Cleo in Miami Beach
• Three must-have recipes for any paprika patron
• New food finds for summer