The epicenter of a 6.1 magnitude earthquake was reported Monday in the Gulf about 64 miles west of Cuba.
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A free, eight-week tai chi program for adults with arthritis will begin July 2.
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This week, one show opens, two close, eight continue their runs and there are three limited engagements, "Love Letters," 'Monsters Inc. JR' and "The Laramie Project," at Southwest Florida equity and community theaters.
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- Actor Anthony Head, known for 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' and 'Ted Lasso' roles has died at 72
- Marco Island Historical Museum observes America250 with Clyde Butcher 'America the Beautiful' photo exhibition
- Juneteenth Arts Festival features art, music, African dance, film and performances
- The hand of the artist visible in Boy Kong's Florida Contemporary artworks
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