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April 6, 2015

• Teen with autistic brother to lead fundraising tennis tournament Saturday at Biltmore
• Citizen lobbyists endure bureaucracy at Florida’s Capitol as they promote their causes
• Finding Inspiration with Marchesa’s Keren Craig
• The Café at Books & Books abre oficialmente en el Adrienne Arsht Center
• Raise a pint with Brew in Miami at Veritage Miami's Craft Beer Tasting in Wynwood
• Could Miami become a buoyant city after all?
• Miss Coco Peru at Cabaret, Spring Fling at 1111, db Bistro happenings, early bird boozing at Katsuya
• Art Review: Vik Muniz's Poetics of Perception at the Lowe Art Museum
• No solo de cerveza vive el hombre, también de empanadas
• NYC's Sullivan Street Bakery to open in Miami
• The Fed in Miami brings back Crawdaddy Wednesdays
• Venezuelan pop artist Fer Sucre brings his colorful work to Wynwood
• Accessible Art: artist Joana Fischer explores overconsumption at the Bakehouse Art Complex and Deering Estate hosts Festival of the Arts
• After a dozen years, Florida class-size foes may finally prevail
• Mysterious letter stirs suspicions of absentee-ballot fraud
• Judge cancels this month’s 9/11 hearing at Guantánamo
• To developer, former North Miami mayor, residents say ‘enough’
• Celebrity skin doctor Fredric Brandt takes his own life at Miami home
• Low-density, mixed-use project announced for Buena Vista East
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE NXT, Becky Lynch at Fenn Center in Fort Pierce
• Time is running out on Miami Heat
• Homestead mansion with seven 'safe rooms' hits auction
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, April 7, 2015
• South Plantation upsets Pines Charter in BCAA opener
• Staying healthy the key for Marlins’ Mat Latos
• Trash pile goes up in smoke in vacant Miami lot
• Gov. Rick Scott backs off support of Medicaid expansion
• Kirk Landon a humanitarian
• Respect our rights, too
• PRO WRESTLING: Kevin Owens fights, wins with ruthless aggression in WWE NXT
• Greg Cote: Future may be bright, but Marlins stumble on Opening Day
• Gaffes plague Marlins in Opening Day loss to Braves
• Jose Fernandez thinks this season’s Marlins team is ‘amazing’
• Wynwood: A creative and entrepreneurial district
• Where’s lawmakers’ civility?
• Stop rip-current deaths
• Sterilization an appropriate option
• Solar, eclipsed
• Artistic thinking key to social, business innovation
• Parkinson’s Disease shakes an editor’s hand
• Paddleboarder goes from cancer fundraiser to cancer patient
• Christie Brinkley treated in Miami hospital after run-in with bird
• Miami-based Kairos acquires emotion analysis company
• Panthers defenseman Aaron Ekblad in contention for rookie of year
• Bullet-free: How a new deadly force policy may have affected cop-dragging case
• JetBlue to add Fort Lauderdale-Albany flights
• Study ranks Florida among top places where rare wildlife not being protected
• New Mediterranean eatery open at MIA
• Street lights expected to be fixed in 3 to 4 weeks
• Neighbors in Religion: Thursday workshop to encourage ending the shame of sexual assault
• Child in hospital after near-drowning in T.Y. Park pool
• ‘All means all’: Giant rolling, bubble-blowing, squirting inventions connect art with special needs
• Heart to kick it out at the Fontainebleau
• Hot stuff celebs love
• On expansion track, Pipeline Workspaces announces investor
• Charges filed against Ft. Lauderdale officer in homeless-slap case
• Miller Lite Tap the Future contest returning to Miami
• New York’s Sullivan Street Bakery signs lease in Miami’s Little Haiti