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April 14, 2015

• Keeping Kids Fit: How to take care of your child’s vision
• Gov. Rick Scott signs testing overhaul
• Beyond the Classroom: When does nurturing a gifted child’s abilities become pushing?
• Top-billing South Florida doctor charged with Medicare fraud held in jail
• Growler bill passes Senate, approaches compromise in House
• Obama calls for Cuba to be taken off state sponsors of terror list
• ‘Rent’ gets its due in a Slow Burn Theatre production
• No 'pleading the fifth' for Andy Cohen in Miami
• Wynwood Letterpress Opens with Handmade Charm
• Tobacco Road celebrates new location Sunday
• Caviar launches Miami delivery service from Blue Collar, Miami Smokers and more
• Anderson Cooper comes to Miami for an intimate conversation
• Century 21 Coming to Sawgrass Mills
• Crust Pizza evolves into Crust Restaurant, opening this month in Miami
• Heat eliminated from playoff contention after Pacers defeat Wizards in double overtime
• Venetian residents invited to meeting on causeway shut-down
• Hanging with gators all in a day’s work for ‘Strange Inheritance’ host
• Sagemont boys share Class 1A state tennis team title
• Hassan Whiteside continues offensive growth for Miami Heat
• Chaos on the streets: Cops, suspect trade gunfire; police car stolen
• Miami Marlins bats come to life, pound Atlanta Braves in victory
• Coral Gables mayor Cason and commissioner Quesada re-elected, joined by newcomer Slesnick
• Tension mounts in Tallahassee over Medicaid expansion, hospital funding
• One firm bidding for Miami Beach Convention Center renovation
• Len Firestone, a pioneer in television syndication, dies at 93
• Migoya: Welcome, Dr. Frenk
• Chamber: Now that the Gables’ election is over
• Yemen’s al-Qaida says top cleric killed; he was released from Guantánamo in ’06
• Tax woes: Many having trouble with IRS as deadline approaches
• Dallas firm buys Miramar tech company JPay
• Woman fatally shot at Overtown apartment
• Miami Jewish community remembers the Holocaust with moving ceremony
• Fabiola Santiago: Rubio is young, but he clings to the past
• Miami Commissioner leaves Tuesday on trade mission to Poland
• Mega-mall project in Northwest Miami-Dade wins state approval for land deal
• Raquel Regalado: Don’t make Baylink “a priority”
• Summit of the Americas: what happened off stage
• Legislators want chief prison investigator fired
• Minimal insurance rate increase expected despite bolster to catastrophic fund
• UM:Taking the reins
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: 20 years after Oklahoma bombing, hatred still out there
• Cuba off terror list
• Cuban terrorists
• Marco Rubio’s candidacy is for real
• U.N. calls for swift investigation in death of Chilean peacekeeper in northern Haiti
• Rita Wilson’s cancer advice
• O, Miami festival: How to get involved (still)
• Stomach bug hits passengers on two Fort Lauderdale-bound ships
• Killian, Columbus reach final in GMAC baseball
• Southwest Miami wins GMAC badminton title
• Miami Marlins outfielder Christian Yelich sits to rest aching back
• Prankster hopes scattered bats help wake up Miami Marlins’ offense
• Four African-American leaders to be recognized in Broward
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, April 14, 2015
• Restaurant recipe: Roasted carrots with crème fraîche
• Daredevil Nik Wallenda eyes 400-foot Orlando Eye for next high-flying feat
• Best Bites: Sheila G’s Brownie Brittle
• Tax day: Have you filed? If not, here’s a survival guide
• Praise the braise: Michael Ruhlman’s cookbook gives a new look to an old technique