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June 3, 2016

• Treasure trouble: U.S. firm launching expedition to storied shipwreck despite Colombia claims
• Muslim family who grew up in India ‘as normal as any Tom, Dick, Jane and Joe’
• Lavandero, former pro pitcher, back in college at Barry
• Nick Jonas hopes this year is less ‘Complicated’
• ‘Roots’ is reality. Deal with it, Snoop!
• Lawrence Taylor’s wife arrested in Broward on domestic violence charge
• White House voices support for dual language learners at regional summit
• Fort Lauderdale hunt for 9/11 secrets yields push for attorney fees
• Rubio, Curbelo press GOP on Zika funding: 'Mosquitoes bite Republicans'
• Trump lawyers ask to postpone foreclosure sale of Doral resort
• Miami FC hopes to topple undefeated Indy Eleven
• 30 of Guantánamo’s last 80 captives are cleared to go
• Miami actress the ‘new girl at school’ in ‘Devious Maids’
• Donald Trump’s path to the White House runs through Pennsylvania and its working-class white voters
• Police release sketch of man who was being devoured by gators
• Believing today’s anti-Muslim tide will turn
• Miami beats Stetson 4-2 in its Coral Gables Regional opener
• Marlins Park announces death of Muhammad Ali before official notice given
• Florida Supercon expects biggest turnout in July
• Father of missing girl stabs himself
• Sports on TV: Saturday, June 4, 2016
• Marlins’ Ichiro continues quest for unofficial hits record
• Mets hit Marlins early, roll to 6-2 victory
• Long Beach State pitching overpowers FAU in NCAA regional opener
• ‘Lapse’ app offers augmented view of Miami art; Saturday last day for one component
• Homestead and Redland: The new South Florida wedding hotspots
• Celebrity stuff: Molly Sims’ wine club, Miami Heat dancer’s twerking classes
• Obama to Democrats in Miami: ‘I want us to run scared’
• Florida Supercon returns for 11th year
• New Crime Stoppers rewards for tips on cases of kids killed by guns
• Canes baseball to unveil ‘Bat Flip Shake,’ and more yummy UM news
• Americans need to rethink their foreign language phobia
• Property values surge in Miami Beach with $1.1 billion in new construction
• At Boca Museum, photographer Arnold Newman’s lens reveals softer side of celebrity
• What Do You Recommend?
• Four Muslim-American families living in South Florida share their hopes and fears
• ‘Go home!’ woman shouts to mother and daughter walking for a charity
• It’s summer, and here comes the slime
• Recent incidents reignite debate on police shooting into moving vehicles
• Hugo Knox transitioning from soccer keeper to WWE NXT mainstay
• South Florida condo boards rip off consumers with high application fees
• A new wave of Venezuelans on the verge of destitution flees to Miami
• Working smarter, not harder, will bump economy
• La Santa Cecilia on musical activism, motherhood and dreams come true
• System in Gulf of Mexico likely to strengthen, dump heavy rain on Florida
• Three die after midnight fatal accidents on I-95 in Broward
• Patrick Murphy aims his youthful political exuberance at U.S. Senate seat
• 6 places in Miami to channel your inner flower child
• Eating House's Giorgio Rapicavoli's 2-night Azul collaboration
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Afropolitan Miami, Day La Soul Day Party, Beyond Brunch Sundays, and more
• 3 Family Friendly Staycations in Broward County
• Why aren't you shopping for lower prescription drug prices?
• South Miami’s Honeybee Doughnuts a dream 10 years in the baking
• Sustainable strategy: ‘Positive’ investing for positive returns
• 7-Day Menu Planner for the week of June 12
• Obama commutes sentences of a dozen Floridians on Friday
• How to turn beans and toast into an elegant app