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July 28, 2015

• Miami Girls Rock first-year performance blends music with empowerment
• Coroncoro Soccer Academy kicks off Saturday at Sandpiper Park in Kendall
• Your kids can tweet, but are they really digitally literate?
• Keeping Kids Fit: Making our children bully resistant
• Beyond the Classroom: Creating good citizens is a moral obligation
• Florida Senate admits map it drew is unconstitutional
• Florida prison guard charged with gassing teen, lying about it
• City Theatre and Island City Stage team up for Shorts Gone Wild
• Things to do in Miami this weekend - July 31-Aug. 2
• Crust brings pizza and late-night delivery to the Miami River
• Historic Virginia Key Beach Park hosts 70th Anniversary Celebration
• Find Your Fleek: Eyebrow Design Innovates Miami Beauty Scene
• 'Vacation' (R)
• Pubbelly Sushi restaurant to open in Brickell City Centre
• Appeals court upholds doctor-patient gun law
• Mad Cat premieres new concert series with Paul and Linda McCartney’s ‘RAM’
• Foreclosure rate falls in South Florida
• Wyncode offers coding scholarships in low-income communities
• Diver dies in Keys; another rescued
• Internships offer students a hiring advantage
• FBI: Key West man charged with trying to use backpack bomb in terror plot
• Lobster mini-season comes with a big catch — safety concerns
• UM coach Al Golden leaves ESPN 'Car Wash' with clean outlook
• Greg Cote: Tom Brady should accept defeat, serve suspension
• Miami Heat signs rookie guard Josh Richardson to three-year deal
• Tickets on sale July 31 for TNA Bound for Glory in Charlotte
• Helping homeless kids
• Special tribute to Baby Sabi
• Florida’s virtual school options boom
• FIU study: Encouragement key for math students
• Do smartphones make for smart students?
• Miami Beach planning board approves Baptist Health urgent care facility
• Mass shootings
• Water polo phenom
• Rubio’s disguised attack
• Miami-Dade Public Schools 2015-2016 calendar
• County needs to raise $102 million for rail line west
• Haiti marks 100th anniversary of U.S. occupation
• Fabiola Santiago: Miamians need to speak up against deportation of Dominican-Haitians
• Chelsea Clinton and Donna Shalala visit Haiti on mission to empower women
• Feds extend ban on new home health agencies in South Florida
• Citrix CEO stepping down, activist investor joins board
• AFC West preview: Potential franchise move makes for volatile division
• Man hospitalized after stabbing in Northwest Miami Dade
• Miami Dolphins add lineman Chris Martin, re-sign QB Josh Freeman
• Fan events planned for WWE SummerSlam in Brooklyn
• Pipeline Workspaces announces fifth location: Doral
• Modest Miami proposal: Build small near transit, ditch parking
• Opa-locka financial deficit estimated at nearly $1 million
• Suicide does not discriminate
• Rubio’s disguised attack
• Cause of ‘carnage’
• Broward Public Schools 2015-2016 calendar
• For the liberal arts, all is not lost in the digital future
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, July 29, 2015
• Marlins pitcher Henderson Alvarez has season-ending surgery
• WWE SummerSlam expands to four hours on WWE Network
• Input needed sooner
• Miami doctor James Jude, who pioneered CPR, dies at 87
• High-tech and high-touch: FIU introduces ‘virtual’ dissection
• Bridging the political divide on transportation funding
• Two new megaships going to Costa Cruises
• Leonard Pitts, Jr.: Police brutality not just a ‘black’ problem
• Homestead farmer tapped for water governing board
• Kids need to know online safety rules
• Apps you should know (and your kids may already use)
• Blending technology and traditional teaching shows promise
• Miami Stories: Biscayne Bay evokes childhood memories
• With technology, South Florida schools try to level the economic playing field
• Back-to-school special: Closing the digital divide in South Florida
• South Florida’s hottest education trend: Coding class
• Florida drops Miramar company from HMO Medicaid plan
• Wanted: More girls in high tech
• Jose Fernandez still unbeaten at home as Marlins top Nationals 4-1
• Young mom fighting cancer gets help from friends and family
• Home values up in South Florida but growth continues to slow
• Key West cops begin wearing body cameras
• North Miami budget director picked for deputy manager job
• Russian mogul selling Miami Beach penthouse for $15 million
• Renovated park in North Bay Village to open by September
• A war-themed play hooked Charlie Cinnamon on the magic of Broadway
• Eva Mendes works it in Aventura
• ‘Mission Impossible 5’ costar ready for action
• Palmetto Bay schedules two September budget hearings
• Residents want to keep flashing pedestrian beacons on West Avenue in Miami Beach
• Walton County votes to replace one Confederate flag with another
• Parents are banking on teenage boys’ boating expertise