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April 9, 2015

• Local author presents books to help kids with special needs
• Florida testing bill headed to Gov. Rick Scott
• Florida House passes $690 million tax cut package
• Best Seat in the House: A power table near Miami’s Olympia Theater
• Teen shot in leg at Allapattah park
• House, Senate take different approaches on gay adoption ban
• 'White God' (R)
• 'While We're Young' (R)
• 'Welcome to New York' (R)
• 'Kumiko the Treasure Hunter' (unrated)
• Quality Meats stays true to name in Miami Beach
• Style Meets Social Good at Wine, Women & Shoes
• Miami Soul weekend music guide: Erica Campbell, Shirley Murdock, Sunshine Anderson, African Disco, and more
• Pumping It Up with Aquazzura's Edgardo Osorio
• 'The Longest Ride' (PG-13)
• Bánh mì and bubble tea are on the menu at 545 Degree Café in Davie
• Miami Dance Festival features performances, panels and events
• How secret poll in Cuba was done
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE NXT, Wesley Blake at Fenn Center in Fort Pierce
• A look at last week’s best performances in Miami-Dade high school sports
• Miami Marlins bats stay silent as Braves complete sweep with 2-0 win
• Rory McIlroy aims for career slam at Masters while Tiger Woods seeks return to form
• Florida House votes to oppose Cuba policy
• Miami Hurricanes basketball players Manu Lecomte, Deandre Burnett to transfer
• Unbeaten MAST wins girls’ district water polo title; Miami Country Day takes boys’ championship
• A look at last week’s best performances in Broward high school sports
• Sports on TV: Thursday, April 9, 2015
• UM baseball team gets 4-3 win vs. FAU despite stranding 14 runners
• Miami police speak to families of slain boys
• Obama launches energy, education programs for Caribbean
• In battle for buyers, developers sell over-the-top luxury
• Feds investigating Gibraltar Private Bank & Trust
• New life a gift
• Smash Iran’s death factories
• Rodriguez an inspiring legislator
• Big sugar land buy for Everglades restoration hits road block
• Professional Bank raises $15 million through stock sale
• With new company, some Miami hotels let you stay for the day
• Let us keep our community safe
• Only trouble awaits Obama at Panama summit
• Philanthropy is promoted through annual festival in downtown Miami
• Candidates set for North Miami election
• Large-scale paintings, a fashion exhibit and a lecture highlight the week in art
• Miami VA reports fewer patient delays than Florida, nation
• Miami Beach’s Wi-Fi to be replaced with new system, may experience interruptions
• Martin Prado brings generous, affable nature to Miami Marlins
• Black in Time: Overtown-born pianist James Ford reunites with mentor Ruth Greenfield
• Bias goes on and on
• Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player reminisce at Masters
• Business elite, leftist luminaries descend on Panama
• Freedom of press, expression essential to democracy
• Scott hits sour note
• Is Menendez indictment payback?
• Let juvenile-court judges decide
• Feds bust 40 suspects in ID theft-fraud takedown in South Florida
• Cruise lines rolling out room service upgrades — for a charge
• Council: FDLE to investigate future Miami Gardens police shootings
• Bobby Flay’s marriage done
• Cuba, Venezuela tensions rise in run-up to hemispheric meeting
• Miami Children’s Museum early childhood program receives national accreditation
• Rapper Trick Daddy will headline music festival
• Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony will be held Sunday
• Sunday memorial for Dr. Fredric Brandt expected to draw capacity crowd to Miami temple
• See what South Florida restaurants passed and failed their latest health inspections
• Veritage Miami festival fills its cup with milestones