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March 18, 2015

• Beyond the classroom: Teaching your kids about money will prove priceless
• Keeping Kids Fit: Is my child bruising too much?
• Florida Senate leaves door open in debate over liquor sales and grocery stores
• Judge upholds prison ‘gag order,’ dismisses lawsuit
• Man robs Miami Beach Subway at gunpoint after ordering foot-long sandwich
• Miami-Dade family killed in crash six months after surviving house fire
• Go Drink This: Spanish-American War
• Final formal exhibit at ArtCenter on Miami Beach begins this weekend
• Fashion Week Comes to Coral Gables
• Miami Rum Renaissance Festival Returns in April
• Jazz In The Gardens: RUN-DMC storms the stage Sunday
• Jazz In The Gardens: Erykah Badu performs Sunday night
• Obama to meet with Caribbean leaders in Jamaica
• Marlins, Christian Yelich reach agreement on 7-year, $50 million deal
• With new app at Miami-Dade Animal Services, missing-pet owners don’t have to ‘face’ search alone
• Al Capone’s former Miami Beach mansion restored for video and photo shoots
• Parents sue over son’s hanging a day into his stay at center
• Miami Commission headed for Tri-Rail showdown with mayor
• Free agent WR Michael Crabtree is expected to visit Miami Dolphins
• Panthers goalie Roberto Luongo might return against Red Wings
• Andres Oppenheimer: Prognosis for Brazil: indefinite paralysis
• Man found inside burning abandoned home in North Miami Beach
• Mount Sinai’s behavior against Baptist Health ‘appalling’
• The Y backs diabetes bill
• No to megamall
• Obama and Netanyahu
• Victory = no peace
• Haiti seeks delay in withdrawal of some U.N. troops
• Former Miami DCF investigator arrested for falsifying records
• Schoolbooks, not bullets
• Netanyahu wins
• Florida House votes to scale back testing in schools
• Florida Panthers’ playoff hopes take jolt after 3-2 loss to Canadiens
• UM men edge N.C. Central in NIT, face Alabama next
• Charles Clay signs offer sheet with Bills; Dolphins can match ‒ or lose TE for nothing
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, March 18, 2015
• Judge upholds prison ‘gag order,’ dismisses lawsuit
• Haiti judge recommends trial for suspected kidnapper
• David Thompson hits two home runs, including slam, to power UM past Army 9-1
• UM football gets key players back in preparation for spring game
• Introducing ‘WWE: The Ultimate Poster Collection’
• Northwestern girls, Booker T. Washington boys win at GMAC track
• Willie Trimmer retires as La Salle football coach
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE WrestleMania 29 hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Barry University golf star Adam Svensson decides to turn pro
• Upcoming South Florida outdoors events
• For thrill-seeking Bimini divers, it’s hammer time under the water
• What we can learn from our community colleges
• Miami Marlins’ Jose Fernandez working hard but won’t rush return
• Mary Thomas, co-founder of Our Lady of Lebanon Church and its annual festival, dies at 93
• American Dream mega mall clears Miami-Dade school board
• Start-Up City: Miami returns March 30, announces speakers
• U.S. Century Bank closes $65 million recapitalization deal
• KC and the Sunshine Band feels the ’60s on new album, tour
• Former WWE developmental talent Jody Kristofferson defends Bill DeMott on The Roman Show
• South Florida fishing report: March 18, 2015
• Don’t want a ticket to ride this train
• Guantánamo parole board clears another ‘forever prisoner’
• Cruise line executives talk Caribbean, Cuba
• Nearly 30 percent of Miami-Dade homeowners owe more than their property is worth
• Guantánamo war court overseer quits
• 2 shot at same apartment complex where security guard was killed in January
• Finding the fix
• Mall bad for traffic
• A primer on prime fish: Buying, storing and cooking tips
• Shopper’s Dictionary: Chef Cristy’s Raw Rolls
• Gov. Rick Scott eyeing run for U.S. Senate — in 2018
• Winning photo-contest shots coax coconuts out of their shells