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A Miami Lakes special needs teacher was found guilty of abuse for spiking an autistic student's soda with hot sauce to teach him a lesson. [AP]Mel Martinez made good on his promise to return to private law practice and will be a partner at a Tampa law firm. [Tribune]Miami Beach...
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  • A Miami Lakes special needs teacher was found guilty of abuse for spiking an autistic student’s soda with hot sauce to teach him a lesson. [AP]
  • Mel Martinez made good on his promise to return to private law practice and will be a partner at a Tampa law firm. [Tribune]
  • Miami Beach mayoral candidate Joshua LaRose has been disqualified from the race after bouncing a check written to the city. [Herald]
  • Fifty-three percent of adults in Hialeah lack health insurance. [Herald]
  • The county has begun removing Australian pine trees along the Rickenbacker Causeway, which is proving controversial among those who like the invasive tree. [Herald]
  • It looks like Oklahoma’s Heisman-winning QB Sam Bradford won’t be back in time for the Miami game, but redshirt freshman Landry Jones seems to be doing just fine. [ESPN]

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