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March 8, 2015

• Alliance Theatre’s ‘Frankie and Johnny’ celebrates the power of possibility
• Yes, it’s Spring Break in the Keys — but the crowds are tamer
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Revisiting Selma 50 years later
• In Florida, officials ban term 'climate change'
• Optimism existed at maritime conference but tough to find
• Deaf community pushing for state to license interpreters
• Lifestyle magazines in South Florida: glossy, glamorous and growing
• Looking for answers
• Heat signs Michael Beasley to new 10-day contract
• Transformational luggage
• Retail healthcare spurs innovation in South Florida
• Small Business Makeover: Taking A-KiD’s Party Express in Hialeah to the next level
• Entrepreneurship Datebook: Events, workshops in South Florida
• What do you recommend?
• Mote's Summerland Key lab to undergo $5.1 million expansion
• Last week to enter the Business Plan Challenge
• Raquel Regalado: I am running for Miami-Dade mayor in 2016
• Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce to reconsider letting Baptist Health join
• Report: Miami Dolphins to sign defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh
• Chavismo after Chávez: Two years after president’s death, party loyalties are strained
• Movie review: ‘Saint Laurent’ (R)
• Iran’s power grab worries neighbors
• Homeless man arrested in fatal stabbing in Broward parking lot
• Frosts give additional $10M to science museum
• Knight Foundation announces $25 million in new arts grants
• CEO’s are asked: How does the threat of rising seas affect your business planning?
• Dustin Johnson wins WGC-Cadillac Championship at Doral
• Q&A with Guy Cote: On leadership, the cruise industry, and having the right people in place
• Pro Wrestling: Springfield College to honor WWE superstar John Cena
• Armando Salguero: Go ahead and dream, but Dolphins’ signing of Ndamukong Suh has risk
• Technology: the real estate game-changer
• FIU helping close gap
• Too many cars on the road
• Not a solution for all of our public problems
• UM and the pinelands
• Versatile Don Kelly a jack-of-all-trades for Marlins
• David Beckerman out as Pine Crest basketball coach
• Online voter registration gains momentum in Florida
• Steven Kampfer making case to stay with Panthers
• Miami Heat shrugs off adversity in gallant overtime win over Sacramento Kings
• Weather alert: Gusty winds, rip-current advisory giving way to a nicer workweek
• Travel tech
• Florida repeatedly warned about an untested test for students
• Patricio Lugo leads South Dade wrestling to 7th region title in row
• FIU Panthers baseball falters against UConn after lengthy rain delay, slow start
• Goalie Dan Ellis wins first game after Florida return, bests New York Islanders to keep Panthers on pace
• Miami Dolphins continue pursuit of Ndamukong Suh, look at defensive backs
• Pair of aces on Trump National Doral's No. 4 minutes apart a thrill for players, fans
• Doral Notebook, Day 3: Bill Hass gets mulligan after birth of son
• Cleveland Orchestra Miami sets its 2015-2016 Arsht season
• Southridge’s Courtney Gibson sets Hallandale Invitational long jump record
• Dams in Everglades could improve regional ecosystem
• Despite scandals, University of Miami continues to stand behind New York Yankees’ Alex Rodriguez
• In Miami, Bill Clinton defends foreign donations to Clinton Foundation
• Movie review: ‘Marshland’ (‘La isla minima’) (unrated)
• California: Ancient wonders
• Cardinal Gibbons wrestlers coast to regional team title
• Miami Country Day, Pace basketball teams celebrate stellar seasons
• After mishap, Norwegian Getaway sets sail with Coast Guard OK
• Adrian Diaz sets FIU Panthers record, NCAA season high with 13 blocks in win over UAB Blazers
• Plan for Bubba Watson at Doral: Play his own game
• ‘Kinky Boots,’ ‘Cabaret,’ ‘Phantom’ headed to Arsht Center
• ‘Wicked’ to hold lottery for $25 tickets at Arsht
• On the air
• Brazilian team defends its title in 88th Bacardi Cup
• Miami Hurricanes unleash 3-point barrage in victory over Virginia Tech Hokies
• Michelle Kaufman: Expansion teams Orlando City SC, NYCFC ready to get ball rolling in MLS
• Miami Marlins starting pitcher Henderson Alvarez hopes to build on last season’s success
• Greg Cote: Eyes of March are on Miami’s grand sports parade