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March 13, 2015

• Help for underwater homeowners in 2015
• Serious crash involving Fire Rescue truck in Hollywood sends 6 people to the hospital
• Final Obamacare special enrollment opens Sunday, runs through April 30
• Bill to shield data about police officers angers open government advocates
• Cops arrest two and seek a third accused of illegally butchering animals in a farm in South Miami-Dade
• Quality Meats gets things sizzling in South Beach
• The List: Eating in Miami with Azul chef William Crandall
• Worship fresh seafood and steak at Surf & Turf in Brickell
• Beer Haven turns Miami-Dade County Fair into a ... beer haven
• Diner’s Dictionary: Italian Speck
• Taxpayers could foot large legal bill of Scott and 3 Cabinet members over charges they violated state Sunshine law
• St. Patrick’s Day wine pairings and smart buys
• Carl Hiaasen: Scott’s ‘creative editing’ deftly deletes ‘climate change’
• Antoni Tàpies elevates consciousness and conscience in PAMM exhibit
• Storyteller Thomas McGuane appears at Books & Books Thursday
• Q&A with Manny Ruiz, the man behind Hispanicize
• Ichiro Suzuki brings unique preparation to Miami Marlins
• No laughing matter — being a cartoonist in Latin America
• Hear that, kids? The outdoors is calling
• Electric car series, set for Miami debut, has ties to past and eye on future
• Miami Beach unveils free sunscreen dispensers on sand
• Hot eats: Food is baked into the firefighters’ culture
• Cinderella’s Richard Madden, a real prince, in Miami
• Tight end Jordan Cameron signs with Miami Dolphins, spurns Browns
• Miami Heat honors Jack Furman, Julieta Martinez, Evan Mendelson, Maylizze Santos, Sal Stewart
• TERRA baseball shuts down Doral Academy 12-3
• Dwyane Wade takes reins for Miami Heat amid playoff push
• South Dade, Cardinal Gibbons heading to state wrestling championships
• ‘Climate change’ — there, we said it!
• Miami Beach Chamber reconsiders and accepts Baptist Hospital as a member
• Marlins’ Adeiny Hechavarria, Dee Gordon already showing good chemistry
• Chrissy Teigen dares to go bare in Miami Beach
• Paris Fashion Week: celebrities out in force
• Dolphins trade Mike Wallace to Vikings after acquiring WR Kenny Stills
• Former Marlins fan favorite Dontrelle Willis retires
• Dolphins ‘comfortable’ signing Jordan Cameron despite concussion history
• Third round of U.S.-Cuba talks set in Havana
• Two police cars torched in North Miami-Dade
• See young local artists take flight
• Southcom wants to expand Guantánamo’s ‘balsero’ camp infrastructure
• Miami Herald Business Plan Challenge deadline: Monday
• Miami Open on Key Biscayne to add several new fan features
• Miami Beach historian fired after city rejects manuscript for centennial book
• Argentine convicted of 2001 crowbar murder in Hialeah
• Opa-locka’s Cairo Lane improvement project delayed
• Univision reflects Latin America’s racial insensitivity
• Nicole Magloire, fighter against Duvalier regime, has died at age 76
• Letter: Thank you, Vice Mayor Kerdyk
• New study measures economic impact of apartment industry
• ‘Wicked’ casts its spell again at Miami’s Arsht Center
• Miami golfer Erik Compton helps raise funds for organ donation awareness
• Black business community must define itself
• Meet-n-greet with WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley at Ronin Pro Wrestling in South Florida
• Miami Hurricanes fall to Notre Dame in ACC tournament
• Panthers beat Jets, keep pace with Bruins
• Prominent American architect Michael Graves, who had Target goods line, dies
• Map: ePrix race to close downtown Miami roads Friday and Saturday
• Chinese products
• Lacking transparency?
• Visit Ted’s to see YoungArts talent
• Sports on TV: Friday, March 13, 2015
• FIU expansion is for the greater good
• Protecting pine rocklands
• Dolphins misled season ticket holders
• Taste Veritage Miami’s winning wines now through April 18
• Too many people, cars