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July 30, 2015

• Despite move, former Heat player James Jones still helping struggling youths in Miami
• Breakthrough Miami: Students help students reach their potential
• Mission trip sends Belen students to Dominican Republic for 34th year
• Keys man accused of beating dog, taping its snout shut
• Jeb Bush, Hillary Clinton to address black voters in Fort Lauderdale Friday
• FHP seeks driver involved in fatal hit-and-run crash on SR 826 near I-95
• Survey: Florida is still top destination for retirees
• Missing man stopped, shoots himself in head in front of Keys deputy
• Mixologists to compete in Miami for Most Imaginative Bartender title
• Chayanne trae el romance a la AAA
• La cocina latina se hace presente en Miami Spice
• Menú de precio fijo en Palme D'Or
• Sneak Peek: EAST Miami hotel to open at Brickell City Center Winter 2015
• Go Drink This: Canchánchara
• Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science cierra en Coconut Grove
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami - July 31-Aug. 2
• Don’t forget: Hurricane season is just getting started for South Florida
• Miami-Dade County school district budget passes on first reading
• Miami Marlins waste solid start by Dan Haren in 1-0 loss to Nationals
• Chelsea Clinton ends Haiti visit that focused on country's women
• Bal Harbour council proposes reducing 2015-16 property-tax rate
• Miami Marlins finalize deal to send Mat Latos, Michael Morse to Dodgers
• Boy, 14, faces manslaughter charge in Cooper City shooting death
• Tragedy on the roads: 3 dead in South Florida crashes
• Armando Salguero: Training camp off to positive start — and that’s a refreshing change
• BankUnited matches analyst estimates for second-quarter earnings
• Dolphins left tackle Branden Albert uncertain he will be ready for season opener
• Hollywood neighbors beset by traffic fear school’s further expansion
• Medicare at 50: An anniversary worth celebrating
• A dysfunctional family on Capitol Hill
• The poison in U.S.-Israeli relations
• Best possible Iran deal
• Report: Gisele Bundchen had secret plastic surgery
• Sofia Carson: Fast track to fame
• WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash ready for Legends of Wrestling Night at Marlins Park
• Will the internet listen to your private conversations?
• US home rental prices rise again in June
• Greg Cote: Uncommon, refreshing bravado from Miami Dolphins as training camp opens
• Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross issues stern message about expectations
• Sweetwater mayor warns of financial crisis if city property-tax rate isn’t increased
• As new Frost Science Museum rises, closing date set for old site
• Opa-locka commissioners propose slight property tax increase in 2015-16 fiscal year
• Outstanding athlete
• Religious zealots
• Obama’s hypocrisies
• Miami Boat Show says event has economic impact of $597 million
• Fifth Harmony concert a tweenage dream
• Report: Florida a top recipient of FAA exemptions for drone operation
• Miami Beach Commission candidates discuss transportation, preservation
• Letter: Special taxing districts get lost under the county’s purview
• Miami Dade College launches computer animation and gaming center
• Sabadell United Bank reports higher profits in second quarter
• Portraits in Words and Pictures
• ‘Go Set a Watchman’: Still no. 1
• David Cassidy prepares to auction Florida mansion
• TotalBank reports profitable second quarter
• Mercantil Commercebank reports slightly lower second-quarter earnings
• Bryce Harper’s two homers sink Marlins in 7-2 loss to Nationals
• Doral council proposes keeping tax rate the same as last year’s
• Sunny Isles Beach commission proposes lowering city’s tax rate again
• Miami-Dade Commissioner Xavier Suarez driving for Madison Square in South Miami
• In Miami-Dade, almost a third of pre-schoolers live in poverty
• Five Cuban migrants land in upscale Keys town
• Rain not stopping fans from meeting WWE NXT’s Finn Balor, Bayley, Braun Stowman at St. Lucie Mets stadium
• Gambling regulators make concessions to industry
• Homeless Trust negotiating with Miami to save shelter services
• Neighbors of Key West man who feds say planned attack are shocked by arrest
• This time, get the map right
• Calder announces plan to demolish grandstand building
• Sports on TV: Thursday, July 30, 2015
• Cooper City baseball coach accused of molesting second boy
• Dr. Richard Zakheim, founder of Miami Children’s Hospital’s pediatric cardiology unit, dies at 78
• Miami Spice 2015 starts with record restaurant participation