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May 15, 2015

• When paying the Obamacare penalty is cheaper than buying insurance
• Gov. Rick Scott signs bills to regulate beer sales, flying drones and speeding tickets
• Woman shot dead in 7-Eleven parking lot in Northwest Miami-Dade
• Gov. Rick Scott with ‘some hesitation’ signs online voter registration law
• Rec Room Turns Up with DJ Craze Friday, May 15
• Get your frites on: Bistro Cassis opens in midtown Miami
• The List: Miami's best food with Sushi Maki's Abe Ng
• Bold & cold: Tio Gazpacho bottles the good stuff
• 'Tangerines' (unrated)
• 'Pitch Perfect 2' (PG-13)
• Miami Events - June 2015
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Kinfolks SoulFood Music Festival and other events around South Florida
• State leaders look to pass mental health reform — in 2016
• After Colombia halts aerial eradication of coca what comes next?
• Weekly planter: Pineapple is a gift of the tropics
• Florida Senate and House agree to scope of special session
• Current, former Miami Dolphins have mixed views on Deflategate
• U.S., Cuba to hold 4th round of talks next week
• Venezuela opposition gears up despite no congressional election date
• Jackson proposes urgent-care centers in North Miami, Country Walk
• AARP conference attendees do a little learning, a little shopping
• Bunge Latin America buys grains and food products for industrial customers
• Miami-Dade must save itself from traffic nightmare
• Cappie Awards to honor the best in South Florida high school theater
• Scholarship fund launched in memory of teacher
• Documentary on Barry University’s Sister Jeanne O’Laughlin to debut
• Tillie Fox: Memories of Tropicana at Cuba Nostalgia
• Walk-off win puts Archbishop McCarthy baseball in Class 5A final
• Fabiola Santiago: Miami Beach cops’ racist emails, texts are breach of public trust
• Haiti elections commission gives green light to candidates
• Judge: Lawsuit against SkyRise Miami tower can proceed
• Feds bust cops behind false police reports and credit-reporting scam
• With just a month left, inmate makes (brief) escape from Miami-Dade boot camp
• Travel tech: BubbleGlobe links tourists to local guides
• Robotic parking garage ruins commute, Brickell condo residents say
• House defies Obama veto threat, passes defense policy bill
• Spicy bride: Gerri Halliwell marries
• JetBlue plans daily flight between Fort Lauderdale and Ecuador
• Piano duos and a Broadway performer head to South Florida
• Review: Christopher Bollen’s ‘Orient’
• Review: ‘Born With Teeth’ by Kate Mulgrew
• Review: ‘The Quartet’ by Joseph J. Ellis
• Nova baseball advances at NCAA tournament
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE Hall of Famer Lita part of Women in Wrestling Fan Expo, WWE Tough Enough
• Plan for boat show at Miami Marine Stadium advances
• Last week’s best Broward high school performances
• Mater Academy faces imposing pitcher from Venice
• Last week’s best Miami-Dade high school performances
• Brito Panthers win second baseball state crown in a row
• Faena District to launch with fanfare
• Not much to show for the effort
• Poland makes $250K payout to two CIA ‘black site’ captives now at Guantánamo
• Thomas Woodrey’s one-hitter leads UM past Georgia Tech
• Sports on TV: Friday, May 15, 2015
• Hundreds gather in Aventura to mark Israel’s independence day
• A prom for these students is really special
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE 2K Steam code Twitter retweet contest on May 18
• Memorial set for Roberta Foote, former first lady of the University of Miami
• Humana to host two-day Miramar job fair
• ‘Mad Men’ signs off in series finale Sunday
• ‘Nashville’ plucks 20 more tracks from third season
• Rock’s first couple, Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo, celebrate 35-year career Thursday at Hard Rock
• What do you recommend?
• Read before you dine: latest South Florida restaurant health inspections
• Deep freeze: Liquid nitrogen ice-cream chill blasts over South Florida
• DNA requirement keeps son from joining his Dominican father in Miami