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April 30, 2015

• Water releases from Lake Okeechobee raise concerns for rivers and birds
• Alimony bill dies amid acrimony
• 2015 Summer Movie Preview
• Florida Senate president proposes special session in June to end historic budget stalemate
• Outspoken Cuban priest discusses a ‘crisis of spirituality’ on the island
• A bailar con Albita
• Kölsch takes over Treehouse Friday, May 8
• 'Roar' (PG)
• 'About Elly' (unrated)
• PBS Chef Irie's May 7 Hidden Kitchen collaboration
• 'My Life Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn' (PG-13)
• Don’t worry much about dog biting vet
• Use more traffic cameras
• New Coast Guard District 7 commander no stranger to South Florida, Caribbean
• Two Coconut Grove office towers sell for $42 million
• “Driving drunk … I’ll be dead thanks to you”: Prophetic texts reveal minutes before fatal Miami car crash
• Hollywood police chief resigns to become new Coral Gables assistant city manager
• Amid Nepal earthquake response, echoes of Haiti
• The face of Zoo Miami enjoys a star turn in Havana
• Driver who exited car after crash struck and killed on I-595
• Bezos’ rocket passes first space test
• Judges judged
• Does character matter in the NFL?
• Principles of law
• Fire Florida legislators
• Give us savings, FPL, not ads
• Self-serving politicians
• Celebrate Israel Festival to take over Pembroke Pines park
• Sweetwater mayor, disqualified from election, to return to city commission
• Facts behind Youth Fair-FIU dispute
• Rise of Marlins catcher J.T. Realmuto no surprise considering athletic roots
• NTSB: Pilot involved in fatal crash completed training one week before doomed flight
• Boutique luxury condos to rise in Coral Gables in 2016
• Defense bill adds restrictions on transfers from Guantánamo
• Florida healthcare agency hits the road for feedback on its proposed extension of hospital funding program
• Feds: FHP trooper took bribes from ‘pirate’ tow-truck operators in Miami-Dade
• Billy Donovan leaves Florida Gators to coach Oklahoma City Thunder
• Crime Watch: Youth Crime Watch sponsors school poster and essay contest
• Ichiro’s home run caps Miami Marlins’ 7-3 win against Mets
• Sentencing delayed for former Miami cop in child-porn case
• Winners of ZIP code odes read their poems at Vizcaya
• Miami’s oldest environmental group marks 100 years in the trenches
• Battery-powered home: Tesla takes its technology to houses, businesses
• Errors lead Citizens to offer credit monitoring
• Colombia’s high court urges probe of ex-President Uribe
• House committee approves defense bill
• Miami Dolphins officially pick up fifth-year option on Ryan Tannehill
• Friends and Neighbors: Women with Disabilities photo exhibit coming to Miami on May 14
• North Miami to pay $33,000 in fines after IRS audit
• Kim Kardashian, other celebrities shine a light on mental health
• Jesus Luzardo helps Douglas beat Cypress Bay in regional baseball opener
• Doing damage
• Recalculate officials’ retirement benefits
• Support South Florida’s winning young jazz bands
• Lawmakers’ unfinished business
• PRO WRESTLING: Booker T hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Sports on TV: Thursday, April 30, 2015
• South Florida track teams expected to dominate as state meet opens Friday in Jacksonville
• End the death penalty
• Economic recovery
• PRO WRESTLING: Proud women’s champ Sasha Banks brings beauty, bling, boss to WWE NXT