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February 17, 2015

• Florida prison reform bill survives early test
• Miami Beach police detonate suspicious package in Mid-Beach
• Interview with OMEGA VP Raynald Aeschlimann
• It’s in the ‘DNA’ of U.S. and Israel to be friends, Peres said when honored in Miami
• Sheriffs oppose hard liquor sales in grocery stores
• New restaurant tool puts health inspections, reviews at your fingertips
• All hail Tuskegee Airmen
• Key Biscayne bans vessels from Mashta Flats sandbar off village
• New ultra-luxury towers going up in Sunny Isles Beach
• Miami community activist, founder of Alternative Program, Georgia Ayers dies at 86
• Hialeah health-tech firm attracts investor attention
• Haiti in mourning after 16 die in carnival tragedy
• Policy and paychecks
• Rivals remember inaugural Doral winner Billy Casper
• Ian Somerhalder: I’ll tweet to that
• Motorist who killed Coral Gables jogger gets five years in prison
• Frost Museum of Science to host Innovation & Engineering Weekend
• Man who left his brother’s funeral is shot by Miami-Dade police during traffic stop
• Chris Bosh puts his focus on Miami Heat’s final 30 games
• A-Rod pens apology to fans over PEDs use
• Gables steroid peddler to A-Rod, other ballplayers, gets four years
• Perry Ellis misses revenue targets
• Leonard Pitts, Jr.: It’s a hoax, right? Or is it?
• Growing economy depends on clean energy
• After acquisition, Norwegian reports quarterly loss
• Dozens of volunteers pitch in to help at Habitat for Humanity Interfaith Build
• Multi-week Miami Chopin Festival returns beginning Feb. 20
• Amber Rose takes aim at the Kardashians
• How a broomstick-swinging, mentally ill man ended up shot dead by police
• Elderly pedestrians especially at risk on South Florida roads
• CRAs effectively address local challenges
• Bicyclist killed in hit-and-run in Southwest Miami-Dade
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2015
• Body found in canal
• Miami Country Day goes for repeat
• UM tackle Ereck Flowers’ body of work outweighs bad game
• Celebrate another dimension to Miami’s narrative
• The diet of Lent
• Taxpayers will pay
• New history
• Jobs for the disabled
• Latin American free-press advocate drops request to hide conviction record from public
• Archbishop Curley students to abstain from food for 27 hours during HungerFest
• End impunity for Venezuela’s human rights violators
• Dirt-bike rider killed in crash with SUV near Fort Lauderdale
• Miami Hurricanes outlast Boston College in double overtime
• Chargers have firepower to unseat Bolles in 2A
• ‘Conversations with God’ author to discuss new work
• Northwestern girls lead strong group of state-title contenders
• Eight Miami Hurricanes set for NFL Combine
• Heat’s Chris Bosh has been playing injured
• Greg Cote: Despite his troubles, we can’t stop watching Tiger Woods
• Stop ISIS
• Arsht Center sets ‘Lookingglass Alice’ as its summer show