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July 6, 2015

• Christopher Columbus High computer science teacher Irene Culmo dies at 72
• FBI Release photos of suspected bank robber, not clear if the person is a man or woman
• Hollywood police investigate death of 90-year-old woman
• Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science Explores the Intersection of Art and Science with Curious Vault Collaborations 002 on July 14
• Comedian Jeff Ross brings the pain to Miami
• Accessible Art: Pembroke Pines presents 'Caribbean Life' and local artist Pepe Calderin at The Cornell Museum of Art and American Culture
• Wapo Taco! opening Coral Gables location Friday July 10 with free tacos & beer
• Things to do in Miami this weekend - July 10-12
• Could this be the Best Happy Hour in Miami: Toscana Divino in Brickell
• Arsht Center’s big summer show, ‘Lookingglass Alice,’ has as many layers as the surreal, classic tale
• Miami’s XXX International Hispanic Theatre Fest celebrates Brazilian theater
• The List: Miami's best bites with Station 5's Julia Ning
• Sunset Swim, Bacchanal at Bagatelle, see J Alvarez for free, beer & clay at the Wolfsonian & free Wapo Tacos!
• Cuban dissidents report being attacked by government security forces
• Young Miami women fly 1966 Piper Cherokee in Air Race Classic, finish in 28th place
• Greg Cote: While U.S. soccer roars, Serena Williams continues quiet dominance
• Economic hardships in Puerto Rico spur a mass exodus to the U.S. mainland
• Safe sex for straight black men
• Former UF coach Billy Donovan dives into NBA job with Thunder
• No Miami Marlins players named as All-Star reserves
• Michael Irvin Jr. orally commits to UM
• Miami police: Knife-wielding man dies after being shot with Taser stun gun
• For Mayor Gimenez, economy eases pressure on Miami-Dade budget
• Pregnant woman robbed in front of Southwest Miami-Dade home
• Oh, those high heels
• Murder victim’s mother appeals for help in finding Wynwood gunman
• Miami Beach police remain mum following fatal shooting of bank robber
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, July 7, 2015
• Michelle Kaufman: Inequities persist despite U.S. women’s soccer team’s glory
• Justise Winslow lifts Heat in summer league win over Pistons
• Miami-Dade police seek help in solving shooting death of 22-year-old man
• Miami, county at odds over Liberty Square redevelopment
• A better way to redistrict
• Manageable class size
• Solitary confinement
• Hobbled Ty Strafaci finishes ninth in Future Masters
• Politicians silent
• As Francis woos Ecuador, government dissenters await their chance to meet the pope
• Foster parents needed
• How to dispose of fireworks? Water is key
• Police identify man killed in Coral Gables over the weekend
• We need more green spaces
• Hot stuff in celebrity circles
• Starbucks: Prices for some drinks to go up 5 to 20 cents
• ‘Every Witch Way’ star Melissa Carcache living the dream
• Uber announces it’s leaving Broward on July 31
• The GOP has no defense for its defense spending
• Neighbors in Religion: Rabbi honored by Queen Elizabeth II to speak at Temple Israel
• Jason Pierre-Paul’s fireworks injury not career-threatening
• The classic ‘Apu’ trilogy comes to the Coral Gables Art Cinema
• BattleFrog appoints former banker Ramiro Ortiz as CEO
• Get a discount on tickets to Miami Lyric Opera’s ‘Rigoletto’ at the Colony
• WWE ‘Total Divas’ star, San Francisco Giants fan Eva Marie hoping to get the call
• Gimenez: Transit proposals ‘unrealistic’
• Ashton Kutcher weds Mila Kunis; Kourtney Kardashian splits with Scott Disick
• Related Group scores $136.88M loan for CityPlace Doral
• After winning vote, Greece’s Tsipras looks to rebuild talks
• Pacific National Bank removed from all regulatory orders
• Miami’s Natalie Martinez: The future looks bright
• Sports on TV: Monday, July 6, 2015