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March 20, 2015

• Black in Time: Carole Ann Taylor, visionary and entrepreneur from New York to Miami
• Liberal group calls for investigation into Jeb Bush’s email
• Saturday event provides bikers of all levels a safe path in Miami
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami - March 20-22
• SiriusXM Music Lounge returns to W Hotel for exclusive DJ sets during Miami Music Week
• Chef Danny Grant and John Kunkel's 50 Eggs part ways
• Miami Open expands entertainment options with top chefs, models and Olympians
• Meet Designer Rachel Roy at Macy's Dadeland
• Guess where we're eating, win tickets to see Robert Irvine Live
• 3 Last Minute Ultra Music Festival Hotel Packages To Book Now
• Spanish team goes for high-end Mediterranean food at Klima in Miami Beach
• The List: Top bites in Miami with Finka's Eileen Andrade
• Miami home show to emphasize union of art and home design
• Toddler’s body found in Hollywood home
• A tale of two budget proposals leaves Gov. Rick Scott’s tax cuts, education spending at risk
• Watch those protein shakes, sports doctors say
• Head to toe: How to avoid overuse injury during sports
• Low T treatment may cause other issues; use with caution, FDA warns
• FBI arrests six in ‘pirate towing’ kickback probe aimed at Miami police
• Andrew Menachem: Managing risk in times of volatility
• Tom Hudson: Looking for another drop in gasoline prices
• A checklist for screenings you need to stay healthy
• Former North Miami Councilman Jean Marcellus enters mayoral race
• Free shuttles will be available in Miami Beach for centennial concert
• Smoking, alcohol and weight contribute to reflux
• Prostate cancer tests, treatments an imperfect science
• Boys and men can suffer from eating disorders
• Throat, tonsil and tongue cancer might be linked to oral sex
• Scripps Howard honors Miami Herald’s Carol Rosenberg for Guantánamo coverage
• Tango Buenos Aires will tell Eva Perón’s story in Broward
• Could Miami become a buoyant city after all?
• Bahamas defends immigration policy, invites OAS commission to visit
• Opa-locka fire displaces 20 families
• A-Rod’s ex-assistant plans to plead guilty to role in South Florida steroid ring
• State says neigh to pressing charges in Aventura runaway horse case
• Make room, eagles: Walmart is coming
• FIU baseball continues slide, falls to Charlotte 5-4
• Swimming, fishing advisory lifted for Oleta River area
• Hasbro’s toys and games post strong growth in Latin America
• Adrienne Motley helps UM women stun Washington in NCAA Tournament
• Decision opens door to reduced sentences for Miami-Dade juvenile killers
• Doral baseball coach Suarez gets 400th victory
• Christina Carpenter, Coconut Grove bank executive who sang with Florida Grand Opera, dies at 80
• Key Biscayne approves resolution to halt construction on Marine Stadium grounds
• South Florida’s music week includes pianists and a beachside concert
• Key Biscayne, Miami meet, hoping to resolve Marine Stadium legal conflict
• Carbonells honor Scott Shiller, Iris Acker, Naked Stage
• South Florida art celebrates Women’s History Month and adorns a warehouse
• E-cigs linked to brain development problems
• ED: A warning sign for heart issues
• Florida’s leaders
• Homestead decorum policy allows mayor to ban residents from speaking
• UM men brace for early tipoff vs. Alabama in NIT
• U.S. Secretary of the Treasury talks state of U.S. economy, Cuba relations
• Miami-Dade superintendent wants more time to study Gables boundary changes
• Make way for James Corden
• Miami Beach unveils newest version of iconic lifeguard stands
• Florida’s largest ever concrete pour starts Friday night in downtown Miami
• Bike Festival starts Sunday at Homestead-Miami Speedway
• Friends and Neighbors: Jr. OB honors four community leaders who’ve made a big impact on area youth
• Review: James McPherson’s ‘The War That Forged a Nation’
• What are you reading now?
• Review: ‘The Wisdom of Perversity’ by Rafael Yglesias
• Concert celebrates the work of FIU composing grads
• NBCUniversal programming plans for eMerge Americas unveiled
• WWE headliner Chris Jericho discusses ‘The Road is Jericho: Epic Stories & Rare Matches from Y2J’
• PRO WRESTLING: Dudley Boys’ Team 3D Academy in Central Florida offers $999 training deal
• Sports on TV: Friday, March 20, 2015
• County animal shelter finds itself with 42 homeless Chihuahuas
• Jaromir Jagr, Roberto Luongo keep Panthers alive in playoff race
• Police impersonator commits armed robbery in Miami
• PRO WRESTLING: Rob Schamberger to debut his first WWE art book at WrestleMania Axxess
• Florida officials needled over ‘climate change’ controversy
• South Miami revisits idea of making South Florida the 51st state
• Incorrect Obamacare tax form won’t mean refiling
• New Miami-Córdoba route coming in July
• See this week’s South Florida restaurant health inspection report card
• Fest foods: Caribbean, Latin American and other cuisines represented at Jazz in the Gardens