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March 18, 2016

• Big donations didn’t all win big results from Florida Legislature
• Hialeah man’s slaying in gold-chain robbery captured in video
• County to South Miami: Find, protect missing Allen’s Drugs sign
• What do you recommend?
• Pat Barker revisits London’s blitz in ‘Noonday’
• ‘Allegiant’ stretches the ‘Divergent Series’ too thin
• Olivia Laing’s ‘The Lonely City’ reflects a state of mind
• Sports on TV: Friday, March 18, 2016
• Don’t expect realty agents to answer loaded questions
• ‘Optimistic’ Cuban youths prepare to welcome Obama
• Failed Miami Beach hotel vote creates convention uncertainty
• UM women aim to atone for 2015 early exit from NCAA Tournament
• ‘Revenge porn’ nets Miami Beach man 30 days jail, 5 years’ probation
• Ultra means boom, bass or bust — depending on why you are on Biscayne
• UM kicker Jon Semerene booted from team following DUI arrest
• Andre Branch expects to round out fierce Miami Dolphins pass rush
• Miami Dolphins sign ex-Colts wide receiver Griff Whalen
• Psychologist finds autistic Miami man ‘incompetent’ to stand trial on child-porn charges
• Miami Beach police seek person of interest in fatal shooting on Ocean Drive
• Miami’s Underline, Ludlam Trail bikeways grab state grants
• St. Thomas Aquinas boys, Northeast girls win BCAA track titles
• Gaston ‘Chachi’ Rodriguez takes reins as Belen’s basketball coach
• Abreu walk-off slam lifts No. 6 UM baseball past No. 4 Louisville
• UM basketball knows Wichita State capable of NCAA Tournament shocker
• Ravens cornerback Tray Walker dies of injuries from dirt bike crash in Miami-Dade
• Sports on TV: Saturday, March 19, 2016
• UM track coach Amy Deem named ACC coach of year
• Starwood takes improved bid from Anbang
• Nilo Cruz is back, with new powerful monologues
• Venezuela’s Maduro travels to Cuba ahead of Obama visit
• Volunteers to pick up trash on South Beach amid Spring Break mess
• National Book Critics Circle winners announced
• Barry men prepare to face Lincoln Memorial in Division II Elite Eight
• As mosquito season nears, Miami at greater risk of Zika virus spread
• A word about crime and punishment
• More great deals
• The newest justice
• Trump endorsement
• Republicans are extreme
• Stop Gables’ Paseo project
• Apple vs. Justice Dept.
• Winning delegates
• Trump should pay protester’s bill
• Stop gun violence
• Miami should have own orchestra
• Dr. Geraldi’s gift of love
• Lazaro Llanes working with baseball academy in Dominican Republic
• Florida football team bounces back from poor practice
• Miami-Dade lawmakers unite for winning session in Tallahassee
• Fashionable exhibit tells the tale of Italy’s post-war renaissance
• Jazz in the Gardens — and R&B
• Fort Lauderdale Art Museum turns 30 with exhibits of Mendieta, Italian design
• Cuba: First Obama, then Mick Jagger
• Miami Beach plastic surgeon opening mini medspa at Broward Mall
• Obama’s impact in Cuba will be limited
• Garzon brings a bit of Uruguay to Brickell
• Market finishes 5th week of gains, turning S&P 500 positive
• Owners of SoBe’s Craft Social Club are raising the bar for cocktails
• Miami-Dade teachers get their ‘Best and Brightest’ bonuses
• Marlins’ Realmuto brings rare athleticism to catcher position
• Florida Panthers brace for playoff challengers during big week
• Cuba’s dark past should not block its brighter future
• Homestead speedway jumps into controversial golf course proposal
• Holocaust honored
• Proposal to ban surprise medical bills heads to Florida governor’s desk
• Grand jury probes Bal Harbour police undercover sting
• The education of Julie Jones, Florida’s prisons chief
• Royal Caribbean cancels 6 Empress of the Seas sailings from Miami
• Museum mounts first-ever full exhibit of the works of Ana Mendieta
• ‘The Wave’ is a straight-up disaster movie, no apologies
• De Lod a Miami: FIU presenta un antiguo mosaico romano
• Dynamic Dutch DJ duo Sunnery James and Ryan Marciano are in Miami for, what else, music week.
• Garzon brings a bit of Uruguay to Brickell neighborhood
• Dynamic Dutch DJ duo Sunnery James and Ryan Marciano are in Miami for, what else, music week.
• Garzon brings a bit of Uruguay to Brickell neighborhood
• MLB hopes to create pathway for Cubans to play in the U.S.