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June 28, 2018

• He watched the World Cup and thought: Wouldn’t that make tasty chocolate? So he made it
• A coffee house with Mediterranean dishes percolates on Miami Beach
• La Centrale food hall has a whole floor dedicated to wine. You know where to find us.
• Loved the Museum of Ice Cream? You will be able to buy its ice cream in Miami
• Florida’s worst creatures, ranked by how often they haunt our nightmares
• Offense comes too late for Marlins to back up rebound performance from Wei-Yin Chen
• Versatile ace Zack Greinke delivers historic performance while dominating the Marlins
• Sandy Alcantara poised to make debut while the Marlins focus on his development
• He watched the World Cup and thought: Wouldn’t that make tasty chocolate? So he made it
• A coffee house with Mediterranean dishes percolates on Miami Beach
• Florida’s worst creatures, ranked by how often they haunt our nightmares
• Loved the Museum of Ice Cream? You will be able to buy its ice cream in Miami
• Coral Gables founder commissioned these street lamps. Now, they're in dire need of repair.
• Want to see the Miami Dolphins at training camp? Here are the dates to know
• He found a purse with $8000, credit cards, plane tickets. Then he saw a crying woman
• She was homeless and in high school. Through this program, she got a major boost.
• Your child wants chips. You want them to have fruit. Here's how to tackle that.
• Tallahassee mayor's path to Governor's Mansion runs through Florida's black community
• He left his home two days ago and has Alzheimer's. Cops are asking for help finding him
• Islamorada is getting a pedestrian bridge over U.S. 1. Here's when construction will begin
• Now that a Key West bar owner can't be on the ballot, can voters write in his name?
• Cubans are flocking to Guyana for economic reasons — but there's a twist
• Miami Beach gets 'once in a city's history' opportunity to create a neighborhood hub
• Driver fatally shoots herself after being stopped by a deputy, BSO says
• Miami Beach has the country's highest short-term rental fines. It just got sued.
• ‘Devastated & heartbroken. Numb’: Capital Gazette journalists tweet their own tragedy
• ROH's Best in the World features Dalton Castle, Cody, Marty Scurll, Tenille Dashwood
• Shaq reminisces on time with Heat, thinks Pat Riley will 'make some moves this summer'
• A trail of lawsuits and a failed psychic hotline. Meet the Miami man running MoviePass.
• South Florida still No. 1 for healthcare fraud, following massive takedown across nation
• Raccoon trapped in peanut butter jar ‘tried to thank’ cop who came to the rescue, video shows
• Exile group targets alleged human-rights abusers in Cuba now living in South Florida
• American Heritage standout named Gatorade Track and Field Player of the Year
• Trump administration extends ban on lawsuits over confiscated property in Cuba
• Mystery deepens in Havana as U.S. confirms a 26th diplomat in Cuba suffered health symptoms
• Made in Miami: Why Le Batard, Stugotz signed contract extension to keep show on ESPN
• Black passengers wait longer for Ubers, taxis — and get more cancellations, study finds
• At Jackson, labor, management on the same team to deliver high-quality healthcare
• Why Beckham group's pitch for MLS Miami is so perfect, and also so right for the times
• Parkland students named among the most influential people on the Internet
• Sports on TV: Thursday, June 28, 2018
• Florida’s hurricane insurers are on strong financial footing
• If you thought the Senate battle over Bork was bad . . .
• Bake cookies. Head to the library. Ways to keep your child's brain sharp during the summer.
• La Centrale food hall has a whole floor dedicated to wine. You know where to find us.
• This Miami street could be the blueprint for how the city handles sea level rise
• 'I want your son.' Mom says man repeated that as he pulled at her 5-year-old
• He went to talk to his ex about a daycare bill. Things took a violent turn, cops say.
• Video: Lightning strikes right behind Florida police officer
• He got pulled over for missing taillights. Then a deputy looked under the seat.