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March 22, 2015

• One person killed in Coral Gables crash involving a motorcycle
• Gov. Rick Scott and DOT reject talk of gas tax increase despite transportation deficit
• The federal health care law, things that came true and things that didn’t
• Winter Music madness, movies, and a selfless schlep for shoes!
• Quiz: How well do you know Miami Beach Nightlife?
• TotalBank’s CEO, Luis de la Aguilera, on life and banking in Miami
• An evolving relationship between Obama and Caribbean leaders
• Port Everglades leads S. Fla. in tonnage, trade
• Guardianship horror stories may lead to change
• What Florida businesses should do if their company data have been breached
• Twelve Good Men honored for their spirit to serve
• Netanyahu’s victory
• CEOs are asked: South Florida moving upward, but for how long?
• Monarch wins Jungle Queen boys’ volleyball tournament Silver bracket; Gibbons takes second in Gold bracket
• Haitians get a vote, finally
• Miami Heat offense grinds to halt in defeat against Oklahoma City Thunder
• Doubtful injured forward Josh McRoberts can help this season
• Miami Hurricanes fall to Iowa Hawkeyes in second round of Women’s NCAA Tournament
• On the air
• Hollywood street festival honors 3-year-old reported missing, later found dead
• Pompano Beach toddler drowns in pool
• South Florida boxing drought to end with 11-bout fight card at Hialeah Park and Casino
• Filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization: viable option for condo associations, HOA’s
• Racism in Latin America
• Thanks, Panthers
• Biscayne gridlock
• Argentina continues its downward spiral
• Don’t destroy the characterof the Little Havana area
• South Florida spring breakers find fun near home
• Miami Marlins’ long-term deal with outfielder Christian Yelich formally announced
• Miami Marlins special assistant, “Big Red Machine” teammate Tony Perez backs Pete Rose’s bid for Hall of Fame
• Brandon Pirri making most of chance with Florida Panthers
• Fundraising campaign kicks off for Cuban Exile History Museum
• Charter flights brace for change as scheduled service to Cuba nears
• Startup Spotlight: Caribbean Journal
• When school fights break out in Miami-Dade, cameras are often rolling
• After deadly Hialeah shooting, one cop is fired, another is promoted
• International Game Fish Association museum to close in Dania Beach
• Travel tech
• UM baseball stays hot, defeats Wake Forest 12-7
• FIU baseball ends slump by crushing Charlotte 23-1
• Pitchers exchange plunkings at Marlins-Nationals game
• Sports on TV: Sunday, March 22, 2015
• Weez in the Keys wins top boat honors in Jimmy Johnson National Billfish Championship
• Emotional victory by Classic Point for Jimmy Jerkens at Gulfstream Park
• England
• Hollywood real estate a strong investment
• Broken-main sinkhole swallows car, floods street in Weston
• WrestleMania past, present inspire ‘WWE: The Ultimate Poster Collection’ contest
• Opa-locka Hurricanes track & field team doing well
• Power in a flash
• Miami fire staffing created extreme overtime hours for small group