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March 19, 2015

• From bees to cows, Howdy Program at fair gives kids first-hand agricultural experience
• Anne Frank exhibition inspires a panel at the Koubek Center
• Seminoles work to revive stalled gaming talks
• Legendary pizza maker from Italy makes the pies at Ironside Pizza in Northeast Miami
• Ultimate Guide to WMC & MMW Hotel Pool Parties
• Visa-O1 tosses extraordinary pizzas in South Beach
• 'Insurgent' (PG-13)
• 'Girlhood' (unrated)
• 'Wild Tales' (R)
• 'The Gunman' (R)
• ‘71’ (R)
• New Spanish restaurant Piripi to open March 30 in Coral Gables
• The Beatles arrive at HistoryMiami
• Florida Senate puts money into prison oversight
• Miami Marlins’ outfield can stick together — at least until 2018
• Report: Miami is sixth most important city to world’s ultra-rich
• Friends poke holes in memo that prosecutor investigating ex-Rep. David Rivera acted badly
• Police end search for missing 3-year-old boy in Hollywood
• Study suggests pythons gobbling up Everglades’ critters
• Keep U.S.-Israel relationship strong
• Huskies’ backcourt will challenge Miami Hurricanes
• Chris Bosh still playing vital role for Heat despite being sidelined
• Victoria’s Secret and Miami shopping center sell for $45.76 million
• Miami Beach High basketball coach and teacher Chuck Fieldson dies at 90
• Miami Hurricanes backup QB Malik Rosier impresses as Brad Kaaya battles flu
• ‘The Voice’ star Karina Iglesias in jazz concert lineup
• IBM invests in Modernizing Medicine
• Preserve pine rockland
• Say no to boat show
• Cokie Roberts talks to Carrollton students about women leaders and leadership
• University of Miami down to four finalists for new president
• 10 years later, Miami Gardens faces the music with successful Jazz in the Gardens
• Man found in burning North Miami Beach home identified
• Even a small patio can have a fish pond
• FIU’s Alex Gardner eager to make up for season cut short
• Dolphins lose Charles Clay to Bills, sign ex-Giants lineman J.D. Walton
• Driver in Miami double fatality crash not guilty by reason of insanity
• After eventful freshman season at UF, Treon Harris ready to battle for starting QB job
• Garage rock-and-roll band Plastic Pinks come home to South Florida after SXSW conference
• Nova Southeastern women’s basketball team back in Final 8
• Florida House, Senate clash over healthcare spending
• Fired Miami Beach cop unholstered weapon after drinking, police inquiry finds
• Former ‘Big Brother’ contestants at casting call in Miami
• Fines from red-light cameras help fund trauma research
• Netanyahu won anyway
• Good role models
• Goulds needs help
• Keys burglary suspect leaves himself signed on to Facebook
• Video: Blue Angels flyover of Magic Kingdom
• One Direction 1 man down; Peter Facinelli engaged
• Letter: The elected officials are creating costly lawsuits in South Miami
• Couple alerts: Chris Evans & Lily Collins; Katie Holmes & Jamie Foxx
• Miller’s Davie Ale House in South Florida showing WWE WrestleMania 31
• PRO WRESTLING: Inaugural WrestleMania hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• UF football coach Jim McElwain likes team’s energy in spring camp
• Palmetto girls, Krop boys win at GMAC tennis championships
• FIU baseball team falls to South Florida 4-3
• Weston tennis player Wayne Odesnik retires after second doping ban
• Alternative materials make decorating more interesting
• Hate messages appear on Hollywood synagogue; ADL speaks out
• Dwyane Wade’s brilliance helps Heat outlast Blazers
• PRO WRESTLING: Spend an afternoon with WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross
• Miami Country Day, Dillard girls and Ely boys invited to national basketball tournament
• Sports on TV: Thursday, March 19, 2015
• Senate panel puts money into prison oversight
• SBA accepting applications for Emerging Leaders program
• Rickenbacker Causeway lanes closed because of water main break
• When solar panels become a headache
• Traffic’s a mess — we need leadership