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April 28, 2015

• Beyond the Classroom: How tigers, Flower children, and other parenting archetypes affect how your child does in school
• School Scene: Three students earn scholarships at Scholar-Athlete Luncheon
• Keeping Kids Fit: Infant massage therapy for growth and development
• Tea Leoni steps out with Tim Daly; rocker dating newswoman
• Venezuela cuts office hours amid electricity crunch
• Former State Department official says he expects White House to take steps to return Guantánamo
• Pritzker on Cuba: ‘I will lead a delegation there’
• Miami Events - May 2015
• Conteo regresivo para Premios Billboard
• Morimoto South Beach launches $65 'Greatest Hits' menu
• New CEO: CareCloud is in ‘right space at right time’
• Florida House approves online voter registration — with a twist
• AP sources: Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders to run for president
• Bills passed, put in limbo and left for dead by the Florida House
• Crisp vegetables, aromatic broth make for a tasty soup
• Florida Senate approves guardianship overhaul
• Trump’s bid for Crandon golf hits a rough patch at County Commission
• Armando Salguero: Dion Jordan a cautionary tale for talent-hungry NFL teams
• Dolphins’ Dion Jordan violates drug policy again, will miss 2015 season
• Miami Hurricanes will be popular picks during the NFL Draft
• Sturgeon, snakes, scenery highlight Suwannee River paddle
• Michael Morse breaks slump as Miami Marlins edge Mets 4-3
• Fighting violence and the fear of violence
• Fabiola Santiago: Behind Miami’s diversity gains, fissures and conflict
• Doral Academy softball team plays through grief, defeats TERRA
• Son-in-law of slain rabbi spreads a message of love, not hate
• St. Thomas Aquinas softball routs American High 16-0; Pines Charter falls
• Coral Reef tops Palmetto to reach Region 4-8A softball final
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: ‘What can I do?’
• Why did the Florida House adjourn early? Answering your questions
• Suspects sought in robbery attempt at Goulds post office
• Hospitality public relations executive Rebecca Kollaras dies at 45
• Downtown Miami agency wins support in Tallahassee
• Miami Marlins closer Steve Cishek expects pitches to regain velocity
• From fountains to parks, 5 free things to do in Budapest
• Miami Republican proposes bill to curb Cuba travel
• Government rip-offs
• Basketball in Cuba
• Would Hillary Clinton back Iran deal?
• South Miami Mayor Stoddard, Obama meet in Everglades as city aims at sea level rise
• Obama: We can no longer delay action on climate change
• Man shot in Opa-locka escapes death —for at least the fourth time
• ‘It’s all about food and sex’: Study shows how Everglades pythons live
• Fort Lauderdale gets South Florida’s first fringe fest
• National Small Business Week kicks off in Boca Raton on May 4
• Stonegate Bank releases first quarter earnings, beats analyst expectations
• New Victoria’s Secret Angels have landed
• Neighbors in Religion: The Rev. Arnold Perry to retire from both South Miami and St. Mark’s Lutheran churches
• Heat and rain again — but relief on the way later this week
• Miami’s Beth Cohen joins classic rock group Boston
• PRO WRESTLING: Smashing Pumpkins frontman, wrestling fan Billy Corgan joins TNA Impact Wrestling’s creative team
• PRO WRESTLING: Mick Foley, Chris Jericho, Floyd Mayweather, Stephanie McMahon, Big Show, more on WWE Network
• Another fine mess
• FPL working to supply reliable, clean energy
• A ‘New Florida’
• Shalala’s next move
• Nigerian army rescues 200 girls from Boko Haram
• South Florida sees third-highest annual home price growth in nation
• Florida House abruptly adjourns session early, saying impasse is insurmountable
• Florida lawsuit takes aim at federal health officials
• Univ. of Florida frat closed over veteran-abuse accusations