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February 12, 2016

• Mourning High junior breaks barriers as female JROTC commanding officer
• Civil aviation accord with Cuba to be signed Tuesday, setting off stampede for routes
• Emilio Estefan & friends dine at Caffe Abbracci
• Zika can be transmitted by sex, CDC says, as viral infections rise in Florida
• South Miami-Dade football coach, teacher Michael Shapiro dies at 67
• Police hope pictures of ‘distinctive sweater’ leads to man who robbed a customer in lot at Hollywood McDonald’s
• Hillary Clinton won't appear Monday in Palm Beach -- but Bill Clinton will
• Police: Two masked robbers stole a BrandsMart USA truck in Northwest Miami-Dade after robbing the delivery men
• Biscayne Park man killed after being hit by truck in Port Everglades
• ¿Qué hacer? Arte en Miami
• Lo mejor del cine alternativo en Miami
• Ivette Cepeda y Xiomara Laugart, canciones al amor en Hoy Como Ayer
• Lo mejor de las artes escénicas en Miami este fin de semana
• 5 Bares estilo ‘rooftop’ para el Día de los Enamorados
• Willy Chirino y Gilberto Santa Rosa, FERIA DE ARTE EN WYNWOOD ¿Qué hacer en Miami? Entretenimiento para niños y adultos
• Kendall swoons for Peruvian powerhouse Pisco y Nazca
• High end Kaori by Walter Martino opening in Brickell area February 23
• 7 reasons to attend Puppy Love on Saturday at Ms Cheezious
• Greg Cote: Matt Forte to Miami Dolphins would make sense if Lamar Miller leaves and price is right
• Miami Hurricanes’ Fan Fest, alumni baseball game set for Saturday
• Crowds and sales at Art Wynwood in Miami
• Why do we hold Black Tech Week in Miami?
• Florida Legislature: School kids don’t have to go out and play
• Florida needs a new death penalty
• Second teen charged in shooting outside of Carol City High
• Miami a magnet for fraudsters — and the feds
• Visa discloses stake in Dorsey’s company, Square
• Tom Hudson: Confusing times for long-term investors
• Art Wynwood 2016 celebrates the flower-power pop ’60s
• Miami Beach commissioners: Build accessible wellness center elsewhere
• Judge delays Miami death-penalty hearing until legislators change law
• Pope Francis, Russian patriarch vow to work to protect Christians
• By summer, 1,000 Miami-Dade cops may don body cameras
• Harry Reid: Alan Grayson should drop out of Florida’s U.S. Senate race
• Rep. Fresen’s close ties to charter schools continue to raise questions of conflict
• X Alfonso, Afrobeta part of ‘Music Makers Showcase’
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: Arcor, a candy company, offers a sweet taste of Argentina
• Day 1 of Miami International Boat Show: ‘We were slammed’
• Two new hotels set to open in evolving Design District
• Fabiola Santiago: Nude Trump portrait drags campaign, presidency farther down the gutter
• Florida releases school grades amid controversy
• 9 ways to say ‘Be My Valentine’ – at the last minute
• What do you recommend?
• McClatchy contributes real estate to pension plan
• Palmetto Bay hires new village spokeswoman
• Local food blogger’s a class act in ‘All Star Academy’
• Hot stuff celebrities love: Kylie Jenner goes from lips to nails
• Are ‘flipped schools’ wave of the future?
• Barry Manilow on the mend after emergency surgery
• Review: ‘Shylock is My Name’ by Howard Jacobson
• Interview: Alafair Burke, author of ‘The Ex’
• Portugal’s fortified towns were built high above valleys as lookouts for invaders
• Rockers Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo: ‘We belong’ together
• Café window causes contention in Coral Gables neighborhood
• Milos Raonic out, Martin Del Potro in at Delray
• Former NXT wrestler Danny Burch on The Roman Show
• Cricket Wireless, WWE tag team on WrestleMania contest
• Miami’s Belen Jesuit storms into state soccer championship game for first time
• Coral Gables partners with FIU for sea-level rise discussions
• South Miami breaks loose in overtime, ousts Coral Reef
• UM women hold off Georgia Tech
• Sports on TV: Friday, Feb. 12, 2016
• Hot-shooting Miners scorch FIU’s defense
• Luxury condo launches in surprising spot: Miami Beach’s Biscayne Bay side
• Miami-Dade breaks all-time record for single-family home sales in 2015
• Gear + gadgets: Buttoning up
• Miami Heat midseason grades: Team isn’t half bad but tough schedule awaits
• Sasha Barkov out as Panthers start stretch at home
• Scott asks water managers to send more Glades water into soggy Miami-Dade
• Young Florida State players ready to step up to the plate
• Legislators make few repairs to Florida’s safety net but push back on tax cuts
• BassX to do South African performance art series
• After long legal soap opera, Miami brothers reclaim land grabbed by school district
• Keeping the love alive: Three couples share their secrets for a healthy, loving relationship
• Fact-checking Clinton and Sanders in Milwaukee
• As Miami boat show launches at Miami Marine Stadium, historic structure languishes
• High end Kaori by Walter Martino opening in Brickell area February 23
• Kendall swoons for Peruvian powerhouse Pisco y Nazca
• 7 reasons to attend Puppy Love on Saturday at Ms Cheezious
• Kendall swoons for Peruvian powerhouse Pisco y Nazca
• Meg Green’s Money Dilemmas: Why shouldn’t kids be given a great life without earning it?
• Miami-Dade arrest points to possible identity theft ring
• 24 places for healthful eating in Miami
• Step in to a sweet world at Miami’s Beacon Hill Chocolates