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March 26, 2015

• Carnival Corp. orders 9 new ships for global fleet
• Reviving the conqueror: 'Pippin' aims for dazzle and depth
• Hollywood Police Department holds open house
• BSO: Man trying to avoid arrest in Oakland Park swallows drugs, dies
• Lindsay Autry, Xavier Torres, Todd Erickson, Jason Pringle, & Richard Hales to compete in Cochon 555
• 'Get Hard' (R)
• 'Serena' (R)
• Warby Parker Annex Finds New Home in Wynwood
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Questlove spin session, Florida Derby fancy hat brunch, Spoken Soul, and more
• 'It Follows' (R)
• 'Merchants of Doubt' (PG-13)
• 'A Girl Like Her' (PG-13)
• 'Queen and Country' (unrated)
• 'Home' (PG)
• The 12 Best Photos from Day 1 of Miami Music Week 2015
• Heineken House makes EDM experience full circle at Ultra
• Go Drink This: In the Air Tonight
• Fourth man arrested in connection with illegal slaughterhouse in South Miami-Dade
• Music industry celebrates digital, social media success at Miami conference
• Stepmother of dead Hollywood boy weeps through brief hearing; father out on bail
• William Randle, co-founder of Randle Eastern Ambulance Service in Miami, dies at 88
• Pentagon envisions up to 7 more Guantánamo trials
• Foreclosures down in Miami-Dade for start of 2015
• Miami Dolphins might seek speedy receiver in draft ‒ and ex-Cane Phillip Dorsett among the candidates
• Annual O, Miami poetry festival spreading the word
• New UF coordinator Geoff Collins OK with lofty expectations for defense
• TERRA baseball coach Ernie Padron gets 500th victory
• Sports on TV: Thursday, March 26, 2015
• UM coach Jim Larrañaga excited to play at Madison Square Garden in NIT semifinal
• Miami resident Breidis Prescott to face unbeaten Fredrick Lawson at Hialeah Park and Casino
• UM baseball team loses 8-1 to Florida Gulf Coast
• Happy 100th, Miami Beach
• Trying to co-exist
• Downtown and Tri-Rail
• Miami-Dade would pay more in Tri-Rail compromise
• Alaska: 5 free things to do in Anchorage
• Nova Southeastern supplants Barry as top golf team in Division II
• American Jack Sock inspired by gutsy brother, wins at Miami Open
• HUD Secretary Julian Castro to be a keynote speaker at eMerge Americas
• Panthers-Lightning playoff pairing would boost in-state rivalry
• Ex-Royals reliever Aaron Crow battling for Miami Marlins bullpen spot
• Kirk Landon will be missed
• Commissioner: Miami should ante up for a Tri-Rail station
• Upcoming Start-Up City to feature social entrepreneur contest
• UM Canes’ spring football game will have bearing on offseason
• Miami-Dade courts adopt new system for appointing guardians
• Ultra fest? Ultra’s test
• Mending U.S.-Israel relations
• Fed ends enforcement action against Ocean Bank holding company
• Friends and Neighbors: Booker T. Washington students get hands-on training in money management
• Ted Cruz: Underdog, but don’t count him out
• Twisted immigration policy shields violators
• Council delays vote on new rate action committee, approves new MOCA board
• Hundreds attend memorial for Miami firefighter Rafael Garcia
• Miami Heat’s Henry Walker says basketball saved him
• Greg Cote: Oklahoma latest example of sports’ power to shape social change
• Partisanship hurts us
• Leaders don’t have to like each other
• Support school choice
• Pass sex-trafficking bill
• ‘Suspect City’ sign appears at Miami Gardens City Hall
• U.S. airline policies keep 2 in cockpit
• Win awesome ‘WWE: The Ultimate Poster Collection’ book
• Tigertail’s FLA-FRA Fest celebrates French-flavored arts
• Jacksonville Jaguars’ official NFL Draft cap mistakenly features Miami skyline
• Miami Commission keeps Tri-Rail’s downtown dreams alive
• Report: U.S. drug agents participated in sex parties paid for by Colombian cartels
• Mortgage complaint line brings attention to detail
• Florida Cabinet must say No to higher insurance rates
• Protesters return as Miami Gardens approves new development plan
• South Miami collaborates with FIU in canal study, to appeal judge ruling
• Keiser University students volunteer services at Sweetwater senior center
• Miami sues to force changes at troubled home for mentally ill
• Marlins’ Jarred Cosart ‘caught off-guard’ by gambling probe, is cooperating with MLB
• More choice for IRA rollovers
• A way to mend U.S.-Israeli fences
• Cuban dissidents will head to Summit of the Americas
• Friends and Neighbors: ‘Women in Red’ gathering to shine spotlight on pay inequity
• Odds do not favor backers of bill to allow new casinos in South Florida