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March 9, 2015

• Loyal Porky’s customers have a beef: Their mom-and-pop gym going national
• Florida Senate to consider Medicaid expansion proposal
• Man charged after mishandling gun, fatally shooting 19-year-old in Hialeah
• Accessible Art: The Art of Patron competition launches and The Wolfsonian hosts an arts and craft beer party
• March Festivals, Bike Day, Movie Night & Freebie Fun: Munchkin Fun's Top Picks Mar 9-13
• Miami Soul: R. Kelly, Toni Braxton, Maxwell, & Erykah Badu Headline 10th Annual Jazz in the Gardens
• Hearts & Stars, 'glades with PAMM, Baboons & Spam on The Stage & Broadway Cares at Sagamore
• Details emerge in case against man alleged to have shot a NMB cop
• Raquel Regalado on Miami-Dade race: “Not my first rodeo”
• Officials for World Series of Boxing confident in growth
• Impressive depth boost University of Miami women’s tennis
• Durability of Mike Dunn provides relief for Miami Marlins
• Miami Marlins pitcher Mat Latos sharp in simulated game
• UM guard Angel Rodriguez still questionable for ACC tournament opener
• Iris Apfel still styling
• Sweetwater parking signs cause other woes for residents
• Madonna’s ‘Rebel Heart’ bares passion, soul and sex
• Developer says rare pine rockland not for sale
• First choice
• Cuba’s wrongdoing goes unchallenged
• ‘Newlyweds’ star: Marriage is work
• Heat’s Chris Bosh talks illness, is set to return in September
• As Dolphins prepare to add Ndamukong Suh, Mike Wallace return looks more likely
• Amid deteriorating relations, Washington turns screws on Venezuela
• White House names names
• Properties, owners a flashpoint in fight for Little Havana’s fate
• Properties, owners a flashpoint in fight for Little Havana’s fate
• Opa-locka cop fired for wrong-way crash that killed four
• Palmetto Bay celebrates 13 years with a picnic and the dunking of its mayor in a water tank
• Kidnapped dad gone for eight anguishing years
• ‘My Girl’ and Vietnam
• Dolphins’ dirty player?
• Watch out for the fine print
• Concert review: Cleveland Orchestra gives rousing performance of Mahler’s Sixth
• Classical review: Jeannette Sorrell leads New World Symphony in lively Baroque concert
• Dolphins might part ways with punter Brandon Fields
• MLS’ newest clubs make ugly debut, but sellout crowd sees plenty of charm
• Four ‘Big Money Team’ gang members convicted of dealing drugs
• Neighbors in Religion: Good music and conversation can help relieve your stress
• Kids cultivate a healing garden at Seminole Elementary
• New developers for old Biscayne Landing site
• Florida testing troubles caused by cyber attack
• North Miami to vote on pony ride vendor at Enchanted Forest Elaine Gordon Park
• Chelsea Clinton talks about empowering women, girls around the world
• Coral Gables Museum stages art bike exhibit ARTCycle
• Miami-Dade police radio system finally in place — a year late and without encryption
• Panthers’ Roberto Luongo back at practice, hopes to return Thursday
• On track: Details for downtown Miami railway hub are revealed
• Traffic Watch: Lane and ramp shutdowns this week on I-95, 826, 836
• Calle Ocho bar owner likes the nightlife
• Do Selma’s lessons still resonate with the young?
• Two men found with bullet wounds in Miami Beach at different locations
• Sean Penn: no apologies over Oscars immigration joke
• Donatella Versace’s dolce vita
• Driver crashes through hospital emergency room lobby in Fort Lauderdale
• Frosts give additional $10M to science museum
• Greg Cote: Dolphins, Doral golf make South Florida sports fans proud
• Barry men fall in SSC finals
• Sports on TV: Monday, March 9, 2015
• PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem won’t change tour’s drug policy
• Rory McIlroy just a bit off at WGC-Cadillac Championship
• Rap competition series makes stop in Miami, selects six finalists
• Driver killed after hitting median, light pole and guardrail into canal