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August 4, 2015

• Keeping Kids Fit: Protect your child with vaccines
• Beyond the Classroom: How early should we prep for college?
• Adrienne Bosh Brings Paris to Miami
• Tampa's Brenda Terry named Most Imaginative Bartender Miami
• Radio Bar hosts monthly series of mixology classes
• Presidential debate junkies eagerly await Donald Trump
• Coral Gables cops searching for man accused of having sex with minor
• Activists question Gov. Scott’s rush job on environmental appointment
• Miami Herald preseason prep football tour 2015
• No power? No problem: How to cook after a storm hits
• District 16-6A preview: Miami Central aims for national title
• South Florida developers plundered money meant for housing poor, U.S. says
• Miami Beach voters to consider convention center hotel, North Beach zoning increase
• A culturally diverse lineup for Miami book fair
• Brad Hand has quality start but Marlins fall to Mets 5-1
• South Florida’s Al Avila becomes first Cuban-born GM in baseball
• Fun, nostalgic Legends of Wrestling Night at Marlins Park
• Comcast expands low-income Internet program
• At a crossroads: Miami-Orlando train service could get $1.75 billion boost
• End the nightmare
• Rookie pitcher Brian Ellington happy to carry load for Miami Marlins
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2015
• Obama criticized for report on Cuba human trafficking
• Feminist, rock musician and food writer Pamela Brandt dies at 68
• Fabiola Santiago: No one is safe from the gun madness
• OAS calls for talks between Haiti, Dominican Republic
• National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dan Gable Museum hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Protesters oppose NMB plan to privatize trash hauling
• Doral combines National Night out with city’s backpack giveaway
• Police looking for man who attacked woman walking home in Northeast Miami-Dade
• Pembroke Pines man slams into his brother with his car, now faces murder charge
• Driver who hit and killed skateboarder in Northwest Miami-Dade turns himself in
• FIU receivers must start catching passes — not flak — for offense to excel this season
• Venezuela congressional election: campaign amid chaos, or chaos as campaign?
• Miami preservationist Jane Caporelli dies at 59
• Dolphins’ decisions at wide receiver on hold as Parker, Stills recover from injuries
• Armando Salguero: Evan Mathis looms as possible solution to Dolphins’ offensive line problems
• Sea of hands: Bill Lazor grapples with Dolphins’ wealth of receivers
• Coral Gables man claims $28 million Lotto jackpot
• Cut fossil fuel use
• No Ford advertising
• Planned Parenthood ire
• Norwegian reports higher 2Q profits, hints at Cuba and China plans
• Ex-doctor accused of ‘mutilating’ man’s penis
• Sleazy politics on Miami Beach
• Land swap would bring new district-run school to Doral
• Obama didn’t kill the coal industry, the market did
• Former police impersonator arrested on child-porn charges
• Man charged with killing acquaintance in Miramar home
• Miami mom: 3-year-old son shot himself after reaching for iPad and finding gun
• Biscayne Bank releases second-quarter earnings
• Coral Gables proposes lower property tax rate in 2015-’16 budget year
• From theater to TV: Former child star now WSVN reporter Rosh Lowe
• Miami Beach proposes lower property tax rate in 2015-’16 budget year
• African diaspora, gun violence topics at dance and drum festival in Little Haiti