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January 30, 2015

• Elián saga proved early test for Jeb Bush as Florida governor
• ‘Newsies’ brings its dancing David and Goliath story to the Arsht
• Banking issues must be ironed out as U.S., Cuba repair relations
• Justices review case to define sexual intercourse
• Father-son team retools Barley near Dadeland Mall
• Campania plants Southern Italian flag in Miami's Design District
• The List: The Federal's Ani Meinhold and Cesar Zapata
• Green Flash Double Stout is a dream with chocolate
• Raúl di Blasio, en el Miami Dade County Auditorium
• Salsa Fiesta, ahora en Miami Lakes
• CurbStand valet app offers VIP beach service this weekend
• Noches de música latina
• Santa Rosa le pone sabor al Día de los Enamorados
• Piano Guys bring pop-classical medleys to the Arsht Center
• Ethics complaint filed over FDLE controversy
• Diner’s Dictionary: Lengua tacos
• Tom Hudson: Rumors on net neutrality proposal move at own speeds
• Venture capitalists predict strong a year ahead
• Southern Cross Stargazer for Feb. 1-7, 2015
• Chloe O’Neill’s two goals propel St. Thomas Aquinas back to state
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Jan. 31, 2015
• Alex Petrovic gets another shot to stick with Panthers
• Dan Otero hopes patience pays off
• Fabiola Santiago: Free American travel puts the burden of opening up on the Cuban government
• Lawsuit puts cloud on Seminoles’ top-notch 2015 class
• Victoria’s Secret model Adriana Lima with mystery man
• Key witness in Rilya Wilson Miami murder case back in jail
• Barry men begin drive for third national title in row
• A key early test of Florida’s self-defense law finally ends with guilty plea
• Jasmine Guy explores Harlem Renaissance in ‘Raisin’ Cane’
• Argentine prosecutor seen as the 86th victim of decades-old, unsolved terror attack
• Palmetto Bay council will meet Wednesday to discuss choosing new village manager
• FIU Panthers attract South Florida talent to program
• The story behind Miami Beach’s latest bid to redo its convention center
• Climate fix for rising seas could foul Miami’s Biscayne Bay
• For Miami’s K9 cops, bullet-proof vests could be life-savers
• Somerset Academy’s critics question why the school doesn’t have more black students
• Keep eye on labor laws in Cuba
• Some races canceled; Paralympic medals awarded
• Dillard wins crown in 2A division
• South Dade gets 12 wrestlers into GMAC semifinals
• NFL commissioner Roger Goodell: ‘It’s been a tough year for me’
• Greg Cote’s Super Bowl with a Smirk: It’s finally time for what really matters: the parties
• No quick end to Medicaid lawsuit quagmire
• Free tax help available for Miami-Dade residents
• Dominican citizenship deadline approaches amid fears
• Several pressing issues await Dolphins executive VP Mike Tannenbaum
• White House: Monitoring of released Taliban ‘updated’
• Kudos from a Big Brother
• Preservationists campaign to save Miami Beach mural
• ‘Climate ribbon’ will cool shoppers at Brickell City Centre
• Gibbons, Ely to clash for boys’ Big 8 title
• Review: Charles Baxter’s ‘There’s Something I Want You to Do’
• Review: Lost & Found by Brooke Davis
• Saladrigas speaks at chamber’s Cuba summit
• What do you recommend?
• Shakira gives birth to 2nd baby with Spanish football star
• Miami Stories: Old home brought cherised memories
• Teen burglary gang members busted — after 100 break-ins
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE Network free in February
• Florida Panthers beat Columbus Blue Jackets, snap long losing streaks
• Morocco: Sand dunes, camels and clay castles in a Sahara trek
• Explore NYC Chinatowns in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan
• Interview: Q & A with Irvine Welsh
• Washington, D.C.: On solid ground
• Miami-Dade Public Libraries a winner in Knight News Challenge
• Randy Falco to continue as Univision chief
• Sports on TV: Friday, Jan. 30, 2015
• 5 ways to make a kitchen mostly germ-free