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February 19, 2016

• Parks administrator dedicates her life to teaching children about healthy living
• Obama initiative to keep kids in school kicks off in Miami-Dade
• The numbers in Cuba favor President Obama
• Secret Celluloid Society moving to O Cinema Miami Beach in April
• South Florida water crisis has silver lining: more water for the southern ‘Glades
• Review: A.O. Scott’s ‘Better Living Through Criticism’ and Owen Gleiberman’s ‘Movie Freak’
• Second annual Cricket Legends event set for this weekend in Fort Lauderdale
• Miami Police: Arrest made in armed robberies of 5 businesses
• Florida pari-mutuel industry’s slot machine gambit is no sure bet
• Gov. Rick Scott’s twin goals still in trouble as Legislature enters home stretch
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Extremist politics hurts both parties
• Carl Hiaasen: Suddenly, Apple can’t crack its own device
• Why police union chief's Beyoncé boycott may backfire
• Police: Miami Palmetto Senior High School teacher arrested for sexual battery of student
• Miami Dolphins express interest in Rishard Matthews as free agency looms
• SEC closes Miami Marlins stadium investigation; charges unlikely
• Politics, art clash as Miami-Dade JCC ends show fraught with controversy
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: Hialeah’s Naveles helps make warehouses work
• Florida update: 26 Zika cases statewide, including 10 in Miami-Dade
• UM basketball team visits North Carolina with first place in ACC at stake
• Catholic ‘climate cardinal’ says Florida politicians have duty to act
• In South Carolina, Marco Rubio makes explicit case for younger, more diverse GOP
• South Florida MLB agent released after pleading not guilty to Cuban smuggling charges
• Andres Oppenheimer: Obama’s No. 1 challenge in Cuba
• Despite $7.5 million deficit, state won’t declare ‘financial emergency’ in Opa-locka
• Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine officially endorses convention center hotel plan
• Canadian teen son of diplomat accepts plea deal in Miami felony murder case
• Review: ‘And Then All Hell Broke Loose’ by Richard Engel
• Review: ‘Why We Came to the City’ by Kristopher Jansma
• Key Biscayne sues county over boat show at Marine Stadium
• Related Group’s affordable housing arm in lead to redevelop Liberty Square
• What do you recommend?
• Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer talks WWE, WrestleMania
• Changing America
• U.S. Sugar: Protecting our water resources
• Stormy cruise
• No to tax cuts
• Bearing muskets
• Dems vs. Dems
• Trip of ‘infamy’
• Cuba visit welcome
• Cuba trip overdue
• Miami Marlins’ rotation, bullpen spots up for grabs
• Three-peat is sweet for Miami Country Day girls’ basketball
• Gear + gadgets: Key control
• In the garden: Branch out from the usual with a wattle fence
• Cut-rate airline Norwegian Air to launch flights from Fort Lauderdale to Paris
• Legislators advance bill that rewrites how Florida parks, preserves are managed
• Small plane crashes in Tavernier; no injuries
• Fort Lauderdale bridge scandal has ties to FIU, Miami-Dade
• Florida House approves plan to change death penalty sentencing
• Tour rookie Noah Rubin takes Delray Beach Open loss in stride
• Editorial: Show Cuba that we respect a free press
• Nova swim teams in second at SSC
• Blacktech Week: Innovating, scaling, giving back
• Injured Florida Panthers salvage point in shootout loss to Sharks
• Haiti’s Jocelerme Privert: From ‘political prisoner’ to president
• To boost sales, Carnival unveils virtual reality cruise trips in South Florida
• Italian coffee pot tycoon’s ashes placed in giant cafetera
• How being a woman can ding your credit score