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January 7, 2016

• Retired Miami-Dade soccer coach Louis Confessore up for national award
• Proposal would give students alternatives to controversial statewide test
• Pedro Pan symposium to shine light on greater need for child services
• Water main breaks in Little River, floods streets
• Powerball’s big jackpot crashes Florida Lottery website
• Disabled students in documentary remind prospective employers ‘I am Like You’
• Icon Miami will aim to establish new standards in Miami's nightlife
• Alonzo Mourning brings back Zo’s Winter Groove for a second year
• La salud: bandera de la belleza
• Lo mejor del cine alternativo
• Eight Aquinas football players make Class 7A All-State first team
• After falling out of Top 25, Canes get their ‘groove back’ with victory
• Hospital board identifies 10 candidates for Memorial Healthcare CEO
• Wynwood artists sue celebrity pastor for using artwork without permission
• Florida manatees in line to lose ‘endangered’ species tag; feds say move is a sign of recovery
• Miami-Dade mayor plays down idea of Cuba ferry plans
• Uber passengers use social media to complain about NYE surge pricing
• Key Florida lawmaker says passage of $3 billion gaming deal unlikely
• N. Korea a threat
• ‘Science Up Close: Creating the Next Century of Music’ presented by Frost Museum
• Greg Cote’s picks for NFL wild-card playoffs
• Greg Cote: Super Bowl pick still alive as we offer playoff preview, season awards
• Miami-Dade GOP reprimands officer who publicly backed Ted Cruz
• Celestin says ‘No’ to Haiti presidential runoff
• New tests, new scores same old problem
• One more reason to ditch the Cuban migrant pact
• Weekly planter: Vietnam gardenia has beautiful solitary flowers
• Miami-Dade commission chairman won’t challenge mayor
• Miami Dolphins interview Adam Gase; Doug Marrone up next
• Mega Publix fan, family man Alfonso Catasús Chicoy dies at 91
• Knicks’ Carmelo Anthony atones for earlier struggles against Heat with efficient game
• Palmetto Bay to soon have new website, mobile app and public park
• Friends and Neighbors: Obama’s gun control plan not perfect, but a good start
• A bloody start to the year on Keys roads: 2 dead, more than a dozen hurt
• ‘Ride Along 2’ world premiere in Miami Beach
• Miami Beach High to retire jersey of slain former basketball player
• South Miami hires company to provide body cameras for police officers
• The week ahead in entertainment
• Judge: Hialeah man insane when he stabbed his mother to death
• Red-hot Florida Panthers beat Senators, win 11th in row
• Babson College’s Women Innovating Now Lab to launch in Miami
• Sports on TV: Friday, Jan. 8, 2016
• Painful lessons for a troubled Florida Legislature
• MicroTheater Miami kicks off 41st season
• Cruz is ineligible
• Oppose privatized air traffic control
• Chopin For All Free Concert Series coming up in South Florida
• Afrobeta amps up ‘Boom’ theater production at MoCA
• Not Hillary
• Don't go west
• No daylight savings
• Obama’s success?
• Obama’s success?
• Give Trump a chance
• Oregon land grab
• Drugs, hepatitis C
• Caught on camera: Burglars breaking into home in SW Miami-Dade
• Killer of Coral Gables doctor and son gets 30 years in prison
• Hispanicize gets a boost from Telemundo, NBC News and others
• South Florida artist’s mural reflects attitudes toward Muslim Americans
• North Miami city manager position draws dozens of applicants
• Friends and Neighbors: Florida Pioneer Museum features ‘mechanical wonders’ of past
• Radiologist, wife, accused of zip-tying 12-year-old daughter, confining her to ‘cage’
• Herpes and tumors send record number of sea turtles to the hospital
• For South Florida auto dealers, 2015 a banner year
• Pressing children’s issues face Florida lawmakers
• Icon Miami will aim to establish new standards in Miami's nightlife
• Alonzo Mourning brings back Zo’s Winter Groove for a second year