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January 18, 2016

• Gone global: Costa family farms of South Dade announced international ‘grower of the year’
• Accessible Art: Sacred mandalas at Coral Springs Museum of Art and The Art of Video Games at the Frost
• Ball & Chain debuts live jazz broadcast on WDNA
• 12 best boozy hotel brunches in Miami
• Música barroca para el siglo XXI
• 5 top brunch latinos en Coral Gables
• Small Business Spotlight: Gr8Taste Water in Aventura
• Colombia glitters abroad amid grumpiness at home
• WWE ‘Total Divas’ with Alicia Fox returns to E! on Jan. 19
• Nominees announced for critics’ prize
• South Florida airline employees protest for $15 minimum wage, benefits
• Miami Marlins’ Dee Gordon makes contract extension official: ‘I love being here’
• New mosquito-borne virus Zika spreading in Caribbean
• Zion Lutheran’s small-ball game comes up big against Gulliver Prep
• Florida Panthers’ skid at four after 4-2 loss to Edmonton Oilers
• Ready for the Big Race? Proper nutrition, hydration critical for Miami Marathon
• She conquers diabetes by running marathons
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2016
• 5000 Role Models helps at-risk students stay on track
• Miami Hurricanes men fall, women rise in AP Top 25 polls
• Miami Marathon will feature new course but same massive field
• No women in new Haitian parliament
• Obama’s Cuba visit could help business
• Trump is right
• Wrong diagnosis
• One million will do
• Undo Iraq?
• Traffic daredevils
• Why refugee status?
• Obama’s successes
• Obama can’t win
• Expedite Florida’s rape-kit testing
• Uber, county can reach agreement through cooperation
• Why is this man smiling?
• Greg Cote: With QB greatness all over NFL’s final four, onus on Ryan Tannehill, Miami Dolphins is clear
• Cincinnati Bengals hire former Dolphins coordinators Kevin Coyle, Bill Lazor
• Dirt bike, ATV riders take to South Florida streets
• Thirteenth annual Tamiami International Orchid Festival to be held this weekend
• Healthy women lead to healthier communities
• Back behind bars: Teen who pleaded guilty in mass Liberty City nightclub shooting
• Neighbors in Religion: King would be appalled by today’s widespread community violence
• Review: ‘The Golem of Havana’
• Clarence ‘Blowfly’ Reid, R&B songwriter behind early ‘Miami Sound,’ dies at 76
• In Florida schools, some still fight to fulfill MLK’s dream
• Disaster drill prepares Israel for a mass casualty event
• Review: ‘Rapture, Blister, Burn’ at Arsht
• National Park Service to celebrate centennial with 100 miles of selfies
• Fact-checking the Democratic debate in Charleston
• 12 best boozy hotel brunches in Miami
• Accessible Art: Sacred mandalas at Coral Springs Museum of Art and The Art of Video Games at the Frost
• Ball & Chain debuts live jazz broadcast on WDNA
• 7-day menu planner for the week of Jan. 24
• After Florida boy suffocates in elevator shaft chasing pet hamster, his parents on safety mission
• Who failed the clean test?