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April 20, 2015

• Thinking Cap brings a literary romance to life in ‘Vita & Virginia’
• Make Lyft, Uber legal in Miami-Dade
• Man commits suicide after police discover woman’s body in Hollywood
• Ball & Chain presents new album series
• At Ibiza Soulmade Jewelry, Passion is a Family Affair
• Accessible Art: Nicolas Lobo's The Leisure Pit opens at PAMM and Cuban artist Sandra Ramos exhibits at Tub Gallery
• Hannah Wants hits Bardot on Tuesday, April 21
• Miami Heat’s Pat Riley talks Dragic, Whiteside, draft lottery and more in season-ending conference
• A $20 million donation to FIU will expand foreign policy programs
• ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ made Richard Jay-Alexander say hello to the arts
• Nearly 2,000 acres burn in stubborn SW Miami-Dade brush fire
• Guerrillas claim they’ll uphold ceasefire despite deadly ambush
• Dee Gordon’s offense the lone bright spot for reeling Marlins
• Defense claims video exonerates Canadian teen in murder case
• Shopping app ranks Florida low on fitness
• North Miami mayoral candidate disqualified for writing a bad check
• Venezuela’s Maduro: two years of troubles
• Ride-sharing ordinance a boon to consumers
• Induct Schnellenberger
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, April 21, 2015
• New Sunrise butterfly garden offers serenity to veterans
• Miami-Dade runners team up for Boston Marathon
• Last week’s best Miami-Dade high school performances
• What about the Panthers?
• Seek concessions from Cuba
• Fight the FARC
• South Dade eliminates Killian from baseball postseason
• Greg Cote: Pat Riley has earned trust that he will fix Miami Heat’s woes
• Fort Lauderdale doc-turned-author: All brains are different
• Give her the job
• Bugs again bedevil online testing in Florida schools
• Rubio’s real motive
• North Miami candidates field questions at forum
• PRO WRESTLING: Are you ‘WWE Tough Enough’?
• Royal Caribbean CEO: Stop expecting last-minute discounts
• Classical review: Anthony Kalil sings a stirring program for the Friends of Chamber Music
• Ariana Grande and Big Sean: It’s over
• Crime Watch: Youth Crime Watch program fosters safe school environment
• Onetime Haitian kingpin Jacques Ketant to be freed from prison after helping feds in Miami
• Clay Aiken in ‘The Runner Up:’ No regrets
• Manure storage building burns in Miami Gardens
• Avra Jain snaps up Miami River Inn for $8.6 million
• Bobby Flay-Stephanie March split turns ugly
• Classical review: Cross-cultural influences are evident in New World’s chamber concert
• Obama Everglades trip to highlight week focusing on climate change
• Weather alert: Miami-Dade, Broward under severe thunderstorm watch
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