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July 2, 2015

• Five-hour standoff at Key West inn ends with no suspect
• Swim Week Lives On
• Craft Beer of the Week: Keybilly Island Ale
• Burrito San rolls oversize sushi in downtown Miami
• 'Testament of Youth' (PG-13)
• Dwyane Wade, Miami Heat reach one-year, $20 million deal
• Fort Lauderdale Strikers routed by Boca Juniors
• Sports on TV: Thursday, July 2, 2015
• License to marry
• Time to accept change in relations
• Chris Soules steps out with ex dance partner, Sean Penn dines with Minka Kelly
• Protect mangroves
• Rainbow love
• Independence Day
• Animal cruelty
• Hogan trial postponed; director slims down
• Travel tech: Lumy photo app
• Miami’s police force expansion goes bust
• Gear + Gadgets: Miracle vase goes from flat to flower-full
• ‘Filmed in Broward’ offers free screenings at Cinema Paradiso
• Strippers score in suit: Hallandale club to pay $6 million in lost wages
• Miami-Dade trash division hit with credit downgrade
• Nightclub singer, lodge owner and longtime Keys School Board member dies at 93
• Coast Guard repatriates 38 Cuban migrants
• Southcom’s Kelly installs new Guantánamo prison commander, rips media coverage
• Miami Spa Month has arrived
• Friends and Neighbors: South Carolina official ‘miseducated’ about meaning of Confederate flag
• 5 free things to do in Baltimore
• Billy the Marlin, Sebastian the Ibis, Stanley C. Panther win trophies, smiles during Wawa Mascot Games for New Hope for Kids
• Former TNA Knockout, WWE Diva Mickie James on The Roman Show at Florida Supercon in Miami
• Court awards U.S. soldiers $134M in suit against Canadian former Guantánamo captive
• Audubon declares Everglades and Biscayne Bay bird havens
• Photo: Several injured after junk van crashes with mini-bus in North Miami
• Report: Colombia coca production soars 44 percent
• NXT champ Kevin Owens, who faces Finn Bálor in Japan on WWE Network, hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Little Haiti leaders and residents concerned as investors start to eye neighborhood
• From your smartphone to their ears: Social media plays a growing role in customer service
• Florida’s new abortion waiting-period law on hold
• ‘A bloodbath’: Brutal summer spells doom for Miami restaurants
• ‘Caribbean Life’ group exhibition to open in Pembroke Pines
• iContainers helps companies move freight globally through its online service
• MicroTheater Miami looks at what makes this place different, in English and Spanish
• Greg Cote: With Dwyane Wade staying, everybody wins — especially Heat
• Donald Trump golf courses will keep events despite firestorm
• Sports on TV: Friday, July 3, 2015
• Jailed South Florida doctor set for release on $18 million bond
• Panthers prospect Mike Matheson is smart, fast
• Pembroke Park Metro PCS store robbed at gunpoint
• Campaign launched in U.S. to aid Accra after floods, explosion
• Jose Fernandez gets win, home run in return as Marlins top Giants 5-4
• As Ecuador protests, president warns of coup
• Greg Cote: Marlins’ Jose Fernandez reminds us why we missed him in triumphant comeback
• Player of month award offers little solace for Marlins’ Giancarlo Stanton
• Services set for Jose Rey, dog-walking victim of Kendall shooting
• Mangrove massacre
• Sheraton Miami Airport under new ownership
• Disillusioned by GOP
• Rainbow love
• Washington and Havana: Recycling an old policy
• Miami-Dade County joins Trump backlash over Mexican remarks
• Miami Beach bank robbery suspect killed after standoff
• Rick Steves: Thriving in Europe’s most expensive cities
• Slow-boat speed zone in effect for Fourth of July