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January 8, 2016

• Drawbridge on JFK Causeway malfunctioned, creating traffic snarls
• The 2016 Miami Jewish Film Festival celebrates the Israeli new wave
• Fiestas de la Calle en Miami
• Florida Legislature returns seeking unity despite simmering divisions
• UM dismisses receivers coach Kevin Beard; Jon Richt to serve as quarterbacks coach
• Heat guard Goran Dragic receives lukewarm applause from Suns crowd
• Adam Gase emerges as a top candidate as Miami Dolphins interview two more
• Barry University basketball star Yunio Barrueta thriving in own backyard
• Streaking Florida Panthers get much-deserved rest, face Oilers next
• Fake Miami doc who sold steroids to A-Rod might get shorter sentence
• Registration still open for Miami Marathon and half marathon
• Trump perfects the art of the campaign expense
• Missile that turned up in Cuba ignites backlash
• Rare hummingbird sighting ignites twitter among Miami birders
• Florida travel notes: Pirate party, theme parks
• Travel notes: Celebrating Jack London
• Lavish UM sorority recruitment video getting buzz
• South Miami Mayor Stoddard draws two challengers; two commissioners run unopposed
• Three Kings Day Parade will march through Little Havana on Sunday
• Miami-Dade businessman convicted in $70 million Medicare racket
• Shuckers restaurant in North Bay Village sold to Canadian investors
• Mental-health stand
• U.S. expels ex-Salvadoran defense minister tied to rights abuses
• Prepare for bikers
• Save the courthouse
• Prepare for bikers
• Key’s wastewater
• Powerball buyout
• Greatest Generation
• Avoid Kendall Drive
• Jong Un’s message
• Miami psychiatrist indicted for alleged fraud of numerous public programs
• Mega mall footprint
• Casino competition
• UM men’s basketball team to face tall challenge against Seminoles
• UM offers scholarship to Gonzaga Prep point guard
• Lavish UM sorority recruitment video getting buzz
• Zandy Soree plays through pain as American Heritage vies for another girls’ soccer title
• Activists: lawmakers need to fix Everglades spending
• Southcom commander says Guantánamo houses ‘bad boys’ who are mostly compliant
• Turnpike traffic blocked after major spill — of shoes
• Fire, car crash claims life of Miami driver
• Fake Miami doc who sold steroids to A-Rod might get shorter sentence
• Walmart breaks ground in Midtown, appeals court dismisses challenge
• Coral Springs carjacker nabs SUV, returns 6-year-old passenger
• Resorts World ending cruises to Bimini
• Five homes burglarized, three cars stolen Christmas Eve in Palmetto Bay
• Last Kuwaiti captive leaves Guantánamo
• State confirms 'irregularities' at Hialeah Park poker tournament
• Miami homeless shelter battling bed bugs
• Three shows at Miami’s Lowe Art Museum explore man’s character
• How fines to N.Y. banks will pay to test Miami’s old rape kits
• Fabiola Santiago: Miami-Cuba ferry service sounds dreamy, but at what moral price?
• MAKO co-founder to lead Israeli medical tech company
• Air travel to Bimini expanding
• Woman arrested in drugging-robbing case in Coral Gables
• Updated credit scoring could open window for more buyers
• Puerto Rico sued over diverted funds amid economic crisis
• Tom Hudson: What risk does China really pose?
• Maple Bacon Coffee beer from Funky Buddha Brewery to flow on Saturday
• Florida prison secretary promotes or shifts 4 top aides