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February 5, 2015

• Miami-Dade teacher of the year makes history come alive
• FBI releases photos of man it says robbed North Miami Beach branch of TD Bank
• New prison policy punishes investigators who speak out
• Broward offers 5-day reprieve on costly traffic ticket surcharges
• Car slams into Pembroke Pines home, driver taken to the hospital
• 19-year-old koala, who spent most of his life at Zoo Miami, dies
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami - Feb. 6-8
• 'Timbuktu' (PG-13)
• Go Drink This: Cocktails for Two
• 3.5 star review can't keep 27 open; Broken Shaker, restaurant shut temporarily at Freehand
• Contest: Free tickets to top South Beach Wine & Food Festival events
• Gale Boutique Hotel & Residences set to open in Fort Lauderdale late 2016
• 'Jupiter Ascending' (PG-13)
• 'The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out of Water' (PG)
• Gov. Rick Scott on FDLE controversy: ‘I could have handled it better’
• Florida shelter owners found guilty of massive animal abuse
• Braman, Raquel Regalado sue to block SkyRise Miami subsidy
• Opa-locka replacing illegally dumped trash with trees
• For disabled veterans, COVERT Adaptive Sports is therapy that works
• Fighting the war on homelessness in Miami-Dade
• Panthers rally in dramatic win over Kings
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE WrestleMania III hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Cascade of turnovers is costly for FIU Panthers
• UM women overcome poor shooting to beat Virginia Tech
• Oops! U.S. military spills live-ammo canister from chopper
• Panthers to hire Peter Luukko as executive
• Cool-down comes after some wet, windy weather passes through South Florida
• Crony capitalism and Marxist generals
• ‘The Moms’ in Miami at SpongeBob event
• Biscayne Bay coral at risk from sloppy dredge work
• Glad for the Glades
• Support PAMM’s funding
• No justice for my son Roberto Ronco
• Transportation reform
• Norwegian head announces direct reports
• Australian’s war court conviction in doubt
• Victoria’s Secret model starts swimwear line
• Miami Gardens officials deliver information to doorsteps
• Three Miami Beach hotels make magazine “It List”
• North Miami Beach leaders discuss steps to prevent voter fraud in elections
• Former county security alarms supervisor charged with fraud
• Miami Stories: Jai-Alai, baseball and many other warm memories
• Letters: On Mayor Stoddard’s zoning and land development decisions
• Letter: Is the soil and water contaminated at the old Teco Gas site?
• WWE WrestleMania II guest Elvira appearing at Shock Pop Comic Con in Fort Lauderdale
• Snails slither into spa scene
• SBA’s free, intensive Emerging Leaders program opens for applications
• New stores blend culture, commerce in Miami’s Design District
• American Heritage heading to state 3A final
• Once-hailed Fort Lauderdale project forced to auction
• Hassan Whiteside’s rise stifled by Heat guards’ ineffective play
• Stop using our phrase, Florida’s little known insurance exchange says
• Banned Haiti artist Don Kato weighs carnival invite
• Haiti’s new prime minister is a familiar face
• Michael Allen looks back at bid for history at Allianz in Boca Raton
• North Miami council will take final vote on election change on Tuesday
• Fiery debate continues in Senate over Guantánamo prison
• Cuban dissidents testify on Capitol Hill against Obama policy
• Haiti’s new prime minister is a familiar face
• Miami foreclosure rate drops by 50 percent
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Feb, 5, 2015
• Surfside investment advisor in Rothstein’s Ponzi scheme charged with fraud
• The Miami Parking Authority gets an ‘A’
• Cape Sable Sparrow may be headed back to court
• I favor countywide elections
• Condo residents have mixed feelings on stricter dog policy
• Let’s get together: Miami startup Videoo launches crowd-sourced #Share1Love campaign with Bob Marley family
• ‘Weavers’ Stories’ showcase Asian artists and their intricate textiles
• Johnny Depp weds, Brian Williams backpedals
• Friends and Neighbors: Troubled Liberty Square housing project long overdue for change
• ‘Catch-me-if-you-can’ fake doctor imprisoned 17 years for Medicare fraud in Miami
• Homestead celebrates milestone in downtown City Hall construction
• Friends and Neighbors: Miami city founders to be honored at Black History Month ceremony
• Marijuana that benefits cancer and epilepsy patients still a long way off