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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
• Review: A.O. Scott’s ‘Better Living Through Criticism’ and Owen Gleiberman’s ‘Movie Freak’
• Analysis: GOP rivals try to chip away — but probably not defeat — Donald Trump in South Carolina
• 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
• Northeast High girls’ basketball team might forfeit state title game as coach observes Sabbath
• UM baseball team opens season with 4-1 win over Rutgers
• My father, Antonin Scalia
• Miami Dolphins express interest in Rishard Matthews as free agency looms
• Injury-depleted Florida Panthers call up top prospects Mike Matheson, Kyle Rau
• SEC closes Miami Marlins stadium investigation; charges unlikely
• Steps being taken to protect the blood supply from Zika
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: Hialeah’s Naveles helps make warehouses work
• Florida update: 26 Zika cases statewide, including 10 in Miami-Dade
• Broward Health’s $71.4 million, no-bid advertising deal delayed by suicide
• Obama’s policies
• Highway help needed
• Homestead not far
• Lotus House
• Utility monopoly
• SCOTUS appointment
• Modern feminism
• Obama in Cuba
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Feb. 20, 2016
• South Broward girls’ basketball season ends with loss to Winter Haven
• Bipartisan vote bodes well for condo buyers
• Miami Heat stuns Hawks 115-111 without Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, Hassan Whiteside
• FIU baseball opens season with 9-2 loss at Ole Miss
• UM first baseman Chris Barr wants to emulate father and win championship
• Dillard ends Norland’s championship run; South Miami outlasts Flanagan in OT
• Travel notes: museums
• Pitching coach Juan Nieves could prove to be huge hire for Miami Marlins
• Ferguson girls’ basketball team falls to Vero Beach as last-second shot barely misses
• As Miami Marlins open spring training, big question looms: Who will close?
• Mother charged with child neglect after daughter allegedly left alone in burning home
• UM basketball team visits North Carolina with first place in ACC at stake
• Catholic ‘climate cardinal’ says Florida politicians have duty to act
• Flash Forward
• 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
• What do you recommend?
• Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer talks WWE, WrestleMania
• How being a woman can ding your credit score