Sun Sentinel Broward Edition - 2015-07-08

• Carnival cleared for Cuba
• Wilton Manors armed robbery suspect facing $1 million bond
• Uber’s future in Broward unsure
• PINBALL WIZARDS
• Hollywood may ditch red-light cameras
• 2005 Cosby deposition could bolster accusers
• All hail, Jersey boy
• Heat looking for Whiteside 2.0
• EU sets another deadline on Greek financial deal
• In your opinion
• Dolphins’ receiver is ready to work
• Sides push back deadline on ‘tense’ Iran nuke talks
• Spain: Woman recruited girls to join Islamic State
• FBI raids Ind. home of Subway spokesman
• Today in history
• Afghan officials talk with Taliban representa­tives
• Jellyfish jamming up power plants
• Religion, gay rights clash in case over cake
• Gun in fatal San Francisco pier shooting belonged to federal agent
• YOUR COMMENTS
• New strategy for Islamic State is game of whack-a-mole
• Know the facts before blaming today’s problems on slavery
• Warmer oceans may hurt coral reefs
• FBI hunts ‘Filter Bandit’
• Latin King gang associate pleads guilty; 22 suspects face trial
• Walmart store plans hit snag
• Hillsboro may allow dogs on beach
• Tide turns for Trump
• Lightning hit leaves tourists stranded along Interstate 75
• Animals seized from Davie petting zoo; owner jailed
• Hillsboro may allow dogs on beach For full results and to sign up for text alerts:
• Broward sheriff’s deputy dies from brain cancer; wake today
• Producer Jerry Weintraub, 77, worked with Hollywood’s top stars
• Scott spends nearly $300K on consultant­s
• Goalie’s injury was net bonus
• Keys falls
• Udonis Haslem wasn’t involved as the Heat and Dwyane Wade negotiated a new deal. But he was ready to step in if needed.
• Viewership up
• Fort Lauderdale Strikers hire new general manager.
• Panthers bolster organizati­onal depth
• Wreck in rearview mirror
• Daytona was made for daytime racing
• Red Sox rally past Marlins
• Davie fisherman wins Marlin World Cup
• Long ball launches C. Springs to win
• Royals prevail in grand style
• Trust sells luxury oceanfront lot for $10M
• Dredging project to get $1.2M
• Crusader Nader still driving for safer automobile­s
• Atlantic City’s attraction­s expand beyond gambling
• Job openings remain high, but hiring falters
• Tour buses wage war in California
• Pot industry blows into political arena to try to achieve legalizati­on
• General Mills says it’s making big step toward cage-free eggs
• Sad husband finds himself in a pattern
• — By Susan Bryant
• A fruit tart for all seasons
• Shelf life
• Smooth single pot still is the latest whiskey to watch

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