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August 14, 2015

• Retro movies flourish in Miami
• The Best Cocktails To Sip in Miami On National Rum Day
• Barley to open a second Dadeland restaurant in Kendall
• Vintro Kitchen's Miami Spice Menu Will Give You the Best Food Coma Ever
• Miami meets nature in Eco Adventure tours that bike, hike, kayak and snorkel
• Poet Richard Blanco speaks of the sea and hope in Cuba
• Miami-Dade forest slated for Walmart, theme park designated critical habitat for rare plants
• ‘Sesame Street Presents: The Body’ at MODS in Fort Lauderdale
• A look inside Ernest Hemingway’s estate near Havana, Finca Vigia
• Two years later, family awaits justice for Miami Gardens girl killed by stray bullet
• Navy says there’s asbestos at Guantánamo’s Camp Justice, but it’s safe for occupancy
• On the road with Hillary Clinton as she surprisingly connects with voters
• Map of Miami congressional district is still a problem, voting groups warn
• With slots spinning, Hialeah Park eyes hotel
• Attendance challenge puts FIU’s top-tier NCAA status in further jeopardy
• District 14-8A preview: Led by Keyshawn ‘Pie’ Young, Miami High seeks slice of playoff glory
• Miami Dolphins coach Joe Philbin not happy with sloppy second half against Chicago Bears
• Human rights, other ‘toughies’ now focus after flag raised at U.S. Embassy in Havana
• Miami Heat agrees to terms with center Keith Benson
• Miami officer in viral video relieved of duty; suspect charged
• Miami jury: Haitian police commander helped drug smugglers
• Greece’s euro partners approve billions in new loans
• Miami boxer Glen Johnson, 46, part of nine-bout card in Wynwood
• Koehler loses duel, Ichiro hits milestone in Marlins’ 3-1 loss to Cardinals
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Aug. 15, 2015
• Sales tax holiday in Florida ends Sunday night
• Florida Gators coach Jim McElwain pleased with offense’s performance in scrimmage
• Greg Cote: Forget the score, there was a lot to like in Miami Dolphins’ preseason opener
• Three years in prison for county worker for fatal North Miami-Dade crash that killed a grandmother
• Miami jury: Haitian police commander helped drug smugglers
• Fabiola Santiago: Absence of dissidents mars memorable opening of U.S. embassy in Cuba
• Man fatally shot at Flamingo Towers in South Beach
• Recordings detail chaos at fire truck crash scene
• Elderly jaguar at Zoo Miami euthanized due to poor health
• We’re No. 1! In commuting between counties
• Second baby for Jenna Bush Hager
• Miami-Dade teen who stabbed mother, lived with body, pleads guilty to murder
• Let’s talk about sex (scenes)
• Remote volcano may hold key to Florida reefs
• ‘Jane the Virgin’ star Gina Rodriguez can’t wait to meet Britney Spears
• Review: “Dragonfish” by Vu Tran
• Review: ‘Katrina: After the Storm’ by Gary Rivlin
• Friends and Neighbors: Teen artist’s ‘Abused Organs’ sends message about healthy living
• Poet and artist celebrated at Miami Jewish Health Systems on her 106th birthday
• The Broward Center sets the 2015-16 shows for its Abdo New River Room
• Ndamukong Suh shows impact in preseason debut with Dolphins
• The Naked Stage finds its home in West Palm Beach
• North Miami Public Library launches hoopla digital app
• Lamar Odom denies causing scene at Khloe Kardashian’s gym
• Tracy Letts’ ‘Bug’ brings creepy-crawly madness to Wilton Manors
• The Norton Museum will kick off its new exhibition season with a festival
• Sports on TV: Friday, Aug. 14, 2015
• Master of musical parody “Weird Al” Yankovic brings Mandatory Fun tour to South Florida
• Woman shot and killed in her front yard overnight in Miami
• First scrimmage goes off well for Miami Hurricanes
• Hot stuff in celebrity circles
• Visa expanding its reach in Americas from Miami office
• Keeping governors safe cost Floridians $2.9 million