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April 7, 2015

• Fabiola Santiago: For young student, status could derail college dreams
• Keeping Kids Fit: Figuring out food allergies
• Beyond the Classroom: The STEM movement needs to pick up STEAM
• Dennis Watkins brings magic back to the Arsht in ‘The Magnificents’
• Powdered alcohol could be banned before it hits Florida stores
• New Theatre’s ‘Women Playing Hamlet’ dares to be funny
• Marlin Hotel sells for $9.5 million
• Porfirio's closes in South Beach, Señor Frog's opening delayed
• The Mane Event: Indique Hair Miami Boutique Grand Opening
• Finding Inspiration with Marchesa’s Keren Craig
• The Café at Books & Books abre oficialmente en el Adrienne Arsht Center
• Miami Soul: Perez Art Museum Miami Hosts Reception for the Fund for African-American Art
• Katsuya unveils new installation by Miami artist Tatiana Suarez
• Miami’s Erik Compton to fulfill ‘every boy’s dream’ by playing in the Masters
• Jimmy Buffett rallies Parrotheads for U.S. Sugar land purchase
• Shopper’s Dictionary: Asparagus
• Organized efforts helped Florida became the capital of Obamacare enrollment
• NBA taking its game to Cuba to ‘share values of game’
• Christie Brinkley is not alone: Close encounters of the bird kind
• Obama’s Latin America policies likely to smooth path at Panama summit
• Lawsuit settled, Prestige Audi sold to national group
• Youth Fair refuses to split up its fairgrounds
• Feinstein to Pentagon chief: Fix Guantánamo force-feedings
• Obama defends his ‘doctrine’ — getting closer to Cuba and Iran
• Shark-eating bobcat goes viral
• Naomi Wilzig, owner of World Erotic Art Museum on Miami Beach, dies at 80
• State Attorney will not file fraud charges against former Sweetwater employees
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Gay opponents have lost the argument
• On Iran deal, give diplomacy a chance
• Nu Deco Ensemble pops up with a promising Miami debut
• Ex-Gitmo detainee held in Uganda over killing of prosecutor
• Former Miami Springs Golden Hawk T.Y. Hilton sees NFL career move to the fast lane
• ‘WWE SmackDown’ moving to USA Network in 2016; ‘WWE Tough Enough’ making summer return
• Alonzo Mourning, developers secure financing for affordable housing complex
• Dr. Harold Unger, a vascular surgery pioneer at Mount Sinai, dies at 89
• Report: South Florida among least affordable housing markets
• Home prices up in South Florida
• Florida Supreme Court hears arguments in case between Miami and police
• One dorm gutted, another damaged after fire sweeps through dorms at Barry University
• Time is running out on Miami Heat
• 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
• Kirk Landon a humanitarian
• Respect our rights, too
• Florida lawmakers should not limit women’s access to healthcare
• Report: Football player involved in sexual assault case at FIU
• PRO WRESTLING: Kevin Owens fights, wins with ruthless aggression in WWE NXT
• Greg Cote: Future may be bright, but Marlins stumble on Opening Day
• Jose Fernandez thinks this season’s Marlins team is ‘amazing’
• Wynwood: A creative and entrepreneurial district
• Shaneeka Harrell brings Cassius Clay’s time in Miami to life with new dance theater piece
• Where’s lawmakers’ civility?
• Stop rip-current deaths
• Sterilization an appropriate option
• Solar, eclipsed
• Artistic thinking key to social, business innovation
• Paddleboarder goes from cancer fundraiser to cancer patient
• Preservationists ring up victories in Coconut Grove, East Little Havana
• From Costa Rica to Miami, coffee’s popularity heats up again
• In war over Medicaid expansion, Senate panel declines to confirm Scott’s pick for surgeon general