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May 12, 2015

• Keeping Kids Fit: Early hearing loss detection and intervention
• Beyond the Classroom: May 15 is Endangered Species Day
• Gov. Rick Scott sparks resistance, confusion with call for a ‘continuation’ budget
• Traffic incident leads to shooting in Pembroke Pines
• Suspect in father’s shooting caught in Key West
• Saks Debuts its Mobile Fashion Van
• Woodchuck Transforms The Annex in Wynwood into a Big Top for Gumption Cider Launch
• Haitian Heritage Cultural Month Celebrations Around South Florida
• Vanity Projects Brings Luxury Nail Art to the 305
• Take a swim with Soho Bay's fresh fish dishes
• The Rhythm Foundation's Dance Band Night kicks off with The French Horn
• Things to do in Miami this weekend - May 15-17
• Rico Love Launches New Album at E11EVEN Wednesday, May 13
• Miami's best burgers are getting fired up at Burger Brawl
• Brew in Miami: Mother Earth Cali Creamin'
• Siempre Flamenco hosts Cafe Cantante at the South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center
• What if Works presents Chekhov's 'The Cherry Orchard'
• Limiting hours of Bay Harbor construction remains under consideration
• Brickell office tower sells for $111.6 million
• Aron Agony, Craig Classic, BJ Murdoch, Shawn Prime, Jesse Sorensen, Maxx Stardom, Jonny Vandal on ICW show in Miami
• Sweat like the pros do at free fitness event at Bayside Marketplace
• Fabiola Santiago: Raúl Castro finding religion is just cheap talk
• Workshops for dads part of statewide father recognition week
• Reforming our prisons
• Sickly school attendance
• NFL farce
• What are the Vatican’s objectives in Cuba?
• Fiorina lacks qualifications to become next president
• Watson Island super-yacht marina to open by year’s end
• Raw Beauty Project NYC, which celebrates women with disabilities, comes to Miami
• Homestead kicks off renovations to 1920s Seminole Theatre
• Summer pass for local attractions on sale Friday
• Epilepsy Foundation hosts national conference
• Keys man dies when head is crushed by tractor
• NFL: Dolphins did not violate tampering rules in pursuit of Ndamukong Suh
• For age-friendly neighborhoods, make them attractive to everyone
• Tom Brady too smug
• Paradise at risk
• This tower would rise to ‘new levels of awfulness’
• Coral Gables trolleys may be temporarily stored on school board property
• Ex-Miami cop sentenced to two years for extortion
• Feds charge slew of Latin Kings gang members with drug trafficking, murder
• Manatee rescued from Fort Lauderdale storm drain system
• Police use Taser to subdue burglary suspect who fought with cop
• Sweetwater is home to several centenarian voters
• Romanian pianist Raluca Stirbat to make U.S. debut at Miami International Piano Festival
• Alex Nino gives Brito a boost from leadoff spot
• Some Aventura residents under precautionary boil water order
• Marine convicted of hazing; rank is reduced
• Marine convicted of 1 count of hazing; rank is reduced
• PRO WRESTLING: Inside Pulse interview with Lucha Underground’s Johnny Mundo, formerly WWE’s John Morrison
• Bachelor Chris Soules steps out solo
• McBride sisters connect through blood and wine
• Sean “Diddy” Combs: I’m more than an artist
• Marlins fall to Dodgers after another blown save by Steve Cishek
• Guyana waits for election results
• PRO WRESTLING: Christian hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Infield giving Miami Marlins their offensive punch
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, May 12, 2015
• From the editor: Rolling out a new, easy-to-use navigation menu
• ‘Mallmann on Fire’ puts primitive cooking on the table