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February 6, 2016

• Republican presidential race could come down to two Cuban Americans
• 5 times Miami was in the middle of a Super Bowl scandal
• Report: Former Miami Dolphins QB Earl Morrall had brain disease CTE
• Miami’s legendary family returns to the Super Bowl with the Carolina Panthers’ Mike Shula
• Provisional government to rule Haiti after Martelly departs
• Local, federal law enforcement drill terror scenarios in “Operation Heat Shield”
• Keen Ice favorite in Donn Handicap at Gulfstream Park
• 10 Super Bowl ads everyone will be talking about
• Wife of missionary killed in Burkina Faso will carry on work in Africa
• Travel notes: Museum openings
• Cruise industry veteran Mark Conroy to head Silversea Cruises’ Miami office
• Greg Cote’s Super Bowl With a Smirk: Excess reaches crescendo with pregame parties
• South Florida Visual Arts Scene for the week of Feb. 7
• Descemer Bueno to play North Beach Bandshell
• Miami Book Fair offering creative writing classes
• Pope Francis and Russian Orthodox leader to hold historic meeting in Cuba
• Many see cause for optimism despite slower US job growth
• Floridians pick black leaders to honor
• Ancient Mosaic floor to be displayed at FIU Frost Museum
• Q&A with Frank Sacco: CEO of Memorial Healthcare System looks back on career — and Joe DiMaggio
• Andres Oppenheimer: Obama’s TPP may reshape world trade
• In Miami, a Super Bowl 50 (and stadium tax) that could have been
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Movies, TV shows can neutralize bigotry
• Marionettist Cano doing special Valentine’s show
• More showman than statesman, Haiti’s Martelly exits power
• Corey Pavin (66) shares lead after Round 1 at windy Allianz Championship
• Nova Southeastern baseball team loaded, aiming high
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Feb. 6, 2016
• South Dade has strong start at GMAC wrestling; Cypress Bay leads at Broward championships
• Lourdes girls’ soccer team gets early goal, holds on to advance to state championship game
• Belen, Cypress Bay, Ransom boys’ soccer teams advance to state
• Burned out in Miami, Cortland Finnegan has a new lease on life with Panthers
• Hassan Whiteside gets triple-double off bench as Miami Heat nips Hornets 98-95
• Sports on TV: Monday, Jan. 8, 2016
• Armando Salguero: Super Bowl teams hit jackpot with discarded talent
• Greg Cote: Football is bad for players’ health, but fans keep NFL’s health robust
• ‘Opposites’ Manning, Newton set for clash of generations in Super Bowl 50
• Can’t vote for her
• Rich friends
• BankUnited strong
• Thank you, Sisters of St. Rose
• Healthcare costs
• Support VPK
• Dave Barry: In New Hampshire, the moose are as cranky as Bernie Sanders
• Is Rainey now the victim of a cover-up?
• Only true reform will avert another financial crisis
• Anti-Semitism, not academic content, fuels university boycotts
• Miami police looking for driver in hit-and-run
• 5 times Miami was in the middle of a Super Bowl scandal
• Goal of expanding access to home loans still elusive
• 2016 Business Plan Challenge rules and guidelines
• All systems go, but validating concept, gaining traction come first
• 2016 Business Plan Challenge opens for entries
• Business Plan Challenge winners focus on growing revenue, step by step
• Sign up now for 2016 Business Plan Bootcamp on March 7
• Meet the Business Plan Challenge judges
• Teenography on a tear as teen winners get real-world startup experience
• Mosquito that carries Zika virus has long, deadly history
• Brunch with Southern charm at The Social Club in South Beach