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June 15, 2020

• The beloved Miami Beach bookstore that once helped make Lincoln Road quirky is leaving
• A murder case in the Keys has been solved 29 years later. No charges will be filed.
• Shaken by protests, Bayside Marketplace tries to keep rolling
• Coronavirus won’t slow in US until 60% have had it, expert says. Where are we now?
• ‘We are dedicated to keeping Miami’s youth safe and engaged this summer’ | Opinion
• Baseball’s shame: Amid a pandemic and protests, America’s pastime is letting America down | Opinion
• Husband fired, wife apologizes for calling police on man writing BLM on his property
• ‘Gov. DeSantis, let us visit loved ones in nursing homes. They’re suffering’ | Opinion
• Did you lose $2 million in waters near Puerto Rico? Check with U.S. Customs
• A Checkers with flies in the hamburger freezer and a bakery with rodents fail inspection
• More millennials are leaving Miami than moving in, study finds
• DeSantis endorses Ana Maria Rodriguez in contested SD39 race
• A teething spoon broke in a baby’s mouth. More than 32,000 have been recalled
• ‘When has it [USA] been united,’ says former NFL player and South Florida star
• Former UM booster, convicted Ponzi schemer Nevin Shapiro released from federal prison
• Here’s how close this prep star shortstop came to playing for the Miami Hurricanes
• Watch NFL star Lamar Jackson, a South Florida native, avoiding a jet ski disaster
• Even through delays, spectators watch live as Hamlin wins Homestead’s Dixie Vodka 400
• The FIU Panthers are on a roll in major drafts. This time it’s Logan Allen in baseball
• Denny Hamlin joins prestigious group with third career NASCAR win at Homestead
• Podcast: Greg Cote Show talks Confederate flag, return of sports ... and Yogi Berra!?
• Meet the Miami Herald and el Nuevo Herald’s new member of the elections team
• Contact tracing is critical to combat COVID-19. Here’s why it’s easier said than done
• Keys police searching for two gunmen in fatal shooting. The killing was a ‘targeted hit,’ cops say
• Sun, surf and COVID-19. Jamaica, Bahamas start to welcome back tourists, nationals.
• Sports on TV: Monday, June 15, 2020
• South Florida real estate calendar for the week of June 15
• HOAs, condo boards should brace for a slowdown in dues - and tread carefully
• Democrats, Republicans want Interior Department to ban Florida offshore drilling
• Miami-Dade violated a federal coronavirus act. It owed a worker back pay, sick time.
• Florida lacks when it comes to LGBTQ rights. Will Supreme Court decision change that?
• Is baseball season in jeopardy? MLB commissioner backtracks: There are no guarantees
• As NBA works to finalize details of restart plan, issues remain for Heat and rest of league
• FDA revokes coronavirus emergency authorization for Trump-touted hydroxychloroquine
• Who is Oluwatoyin Salau? FL cops confirm death of missing Black Lives Matter activist
• Colombian accused of swindling millions from Venezuela awaits extradition to Miami
• Could potential for conflicts influence review of Miami’s powerful zoning code?
• OAS tells Guyana to accept elections recount and hand over power to opposition
• Want a COVID-19 antibody test? Donate your blood to Red Cross to help amid shortages
• Prehistoric-looking creature that can bite off fingers found in Virginia neighborhood
• Hurricanes welcome back 65 players to campus. They face testing and contact tracing 
• Many Miami Hurricanes returning to UM, despite draft. Is ‘Mark Light Magic’ on deck?
• Miami, Miami Beach mayors say no new restrictions yet, despite rising COVID-19 numbers
• Who killed a Florida wildlife officer? Police arrest a suspect after questioning three
• A couple argued over sleeping dogs, but a chicken and duck got the worst of it, cops say
• Tiny jelly cups have been blamed in child choking deaths. These have been recalled