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December 30, 2014

• 88-year-old Sugarloaf man jailed in fatal hit and run of former NFL player
• One man killed, one woman seriously injured in car crash at Pembroke Pines intersection
• Police search for duo tied to string of Miramar robberies
• South Florida got doused in paint and EDM at Life in Color
• Gunslinger is shooting for a crushing victory at Monster Jam
• Bagatelle to open Jan. 15 in South Beach
• Mujeres musicales en South Miami
• Spam All Stars le madruga al viernes
• Seasalt & Pepper to become Seaspice Brasserie & Lounge this week
• Las magias de Walter Mercado para despedir el 2014 y recibir el 2015
• Fabiola Santiago: Buying freedom on plastic
• Exhibits explore connections between African, Haitian art
• Chinese investors buy Miami site for $74.7 million
• Phish fans to enjoy free PhanArt Poster and Pin exhibit at Arsht Center in Miami
• Pitbull: making history in Miami
• Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson wins with the basics
• Wish Book: Father of seven feels ‘blessed,’ but his van keeps breaking down
• Miami Dolphins’ Branden Albert progressing with rehab
• Steroid supplier to Coral Gables clinic that peddled to ballplayers sentenced to 2 1/2 years
• Wyroba a special teacher
• Rubio stalled in 1959
• Brickell-area residents can’t park
• Where’s the plane-finder app?
• Splitsville for Slash, Giada de Laurentiis, Jeremy Renner
• New Year’s resolutions for pop stars. Here’s one: Emulate Taylor Swift
• Hialeah police looking for armed robber
• South Florida utility bills to decrease in 2015, FPL says
• It’s a mad, mad, mad, mad world!
• Greg Cote: It would be a big mistake if Dolphins give up on Mike Wallace
• Pound, Davydova lead FIU Panthers to Classic win
• Miami home prices No. 1 in yearly increase among 20 big cities
• High-octane overachievers Georgia Tech, Mississippi State clash at Orange Bowl
• Cuban activists arrested to prevent their attendance at a Havana gathering
• Celebrities who died in 2014: We’ll miss them all
• Stopping a scourge
• FPL investments save its customers’ money
• Forest is not a ‘slum’
• Beauty displaced
• Low expectations for teams
• Florida leads nation in sign-ups for Obamacare with 670,000
• Judge dismisses Florida school voucher lawsuit
• Miccosukee Tribe reveals private side to public, opening doors to their culture
• Coral Gables doctor faces sex abuse charges
• Police: Elderly South Miami-Dade woman attacked child with hammer
• Hialeah Gardens cop arrested for DUI
• Beyond the Classroom: What you can do about cyber bullying
• Keeping Kids Fit: New Year’s resolutions are not only for grown-ups
• Modernizing Medicine buys Aesyntix Health of California
• Wharton plans business conference series on Cuba
• Ringing in the year: Orange Bowl takes prime-time slot on New Year’s Eve
• South Florida police and their supporters rally behind the men and women in blue
• Dolphins’ Mike Wallace denies asking out of game
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2014
• Transforming the lives of disabled artists
• Caregiving for an early-onset patient
• Fitness studio offers classes for cancer survivors
• Justin Thomas builds trust as leader for Georgia Tech
• Florida Panthers getting busier at offensive end
• Take it to court
• Ereck Flowers to leave Canes for NFL
• Joe Philbin noncommittal on Kevin Coyle, rest of Dolphins staff
• Beckham’s soccer stadium, Part 2
• Dec. 17 a day of triumph for Cuban Americans
• Proving its value by changing families’ lives
• For citizens only
• Ferguson girls in final of Junior Orange Bowl
• Mayweather-Pacquiao stays hot topic in 2014
• Miami commission OKs millions in subsidies to Worldcenter developers
• McKinney, Prescott become leaders for Mississippi State gaining berth in Orange Bowl
• Former Miami Central star Dalvin Cook emerges as rushing threat for FSU
• UM women squander big lead but show their resilience in win over LSU
• The end of hurricane tax assessments
• Colombia’s Hoyos leads Junior Orange Bowl golf
• New approach to Cuba
• Driving advice
• Man charged with DUI in crash with Jennifer Lopez