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January 16, 2015

• Taxpayer help for sports, films doesn’t add up for Florida
• Norwegian Escape to partner with Pubbelly, Wynwood Brewing Co.
• Lyon Freres food market is reborn in Miami Beach
• The List: Seagrape's Michelle Bernstein
• Miami Soul: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. service events and celebrations around South Florida
• Pubbelly and Wynwood Brewing Co. to open restaurant, beer bar on cruise ship
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Festival of Laughs Comedy Show, Half of a Yellow Sun screening, and more
• New Miami-Dade craft breweries open in time for South Florida Beer Week
• All-girls hockey team carves niche in the ice in Pembroke Pines
• State eases oversight of Turkey Point cooling canals
• In Miami, African American leaders urge ‘souls to enroll’ in Obamacare
• Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross touts benefits of Sun Life Stadium renovations
• With a Magic Leap, South Florida venture capital jumps in Q4, 2014
• Remembering President Lincoln, 150 years later
• Columbus holds off Belen at BankUnited Center
• Trade rumors begin to swirl around Miami Heat
• Virtual reality summit featuring Randi Zuckerberg coming to Miami Beach
• Federal judge orders Miccosukee, their lawyer to pay more than $1 million to three attorneys
• Marlins avoid arbitration with four players, including Steve Cishek
• Tom Hudson: European leaders may move to lower interest rates
• Wildcat Red looks for reversal of fortune in return to Gulfstream
• UM hoops adds big man Ivan Cruz Uceda for game at Notre Dame
• With playoff race tightening, Florida Panthers hope to halt small slump
• A real-life civics lesson in equality
• United Airlines could outsource up to 2,000 airport jobs
• Jury duty is time well spent
• Words matter
• Steroid dealer’s partner sentenced to 3 1/2 years for peddling to MLB pros
• Nicole Kidman: Funny woman
• Report: Scott Disick gone wild in Aspen
• What are you reading now?
• New Hampshire: The big chill
• Police chief suspends training program after outcry over use of black men’s mugshots for target practice
• Kevin Coyle to return as Dolphins’ defensive boss but Mike Wallace’s future in Miami remains uncertain
• At Interfaith Shabbat, blacks, Jews share reverence for Martin Luther King Jr.
• Miami Commissioner Hardemon: Prosecute gangsters as terrorists
• Cuba: Police state or tourist haven? Depends who you talk to
• Smithsonian offers close look at Spirit of St. Louis plane
• New ‘Maceos’ will step up and keep fighting for freedom
• Are the French friend or foe?
• It’s a scary world
• Healthful Girl Scout cookies
• Fabiola Santiago: American jaunts to Cuba are nothing new
• Police: Miami man recorded himself installing secret camera in gym shower
• Angel investor education series planned in Coral Gables
• Sewage spill fouls wetlands and Biscayne Bay
• Celeb birthdays for the week of Jan. 18-24
• Bella Thorne: Cosmo girl
• Key Biscayne Council moving forward with dog park, civic center plans
• Activist groups hold protest against immigration policy
• Review: Tim Johnston’s ‘Descent’
• National Readathon: Books for a good cause
• Review: ‘The First Bad Man’ by Miranda July
• Book’s tales a snapshot of ever-changing Miami, city of extremes
• Michael Douglas wins $1 million Genesis Prize
• With ‘quiet zones’ funded for Miami-Dade, All Aboard Florida moves ahead
• Idina Menzel, John Legend to sing before Super Bowl
• Michigan: Wanna look under the hood?
• No charges filed in 'suspicious death' of wife after fight near Anna Maria Island