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March 25, 2016

• South Florida kids on a mission to save the Everglades
• Gov. Rick Scott signs abortion restrictions, medical marijuana laws
• U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown fights Congressional redistricting in court
• Police: Man took photo under woman’s skirt at Dollar Tree
• Rocking Cuba — Rolling Stones style
• H&M set to open new South Beach store
• Cancer drugs and the FDA: Safety vs. saving lives
• Broward cops charge two suspects in string of robberies
• Beckham group pays almost $19 million for private land in soccer site
• Mayor: Miami Beach hotel vote defeated by shady political committees
• Justin Bieber’s manager served subpoena at Miami Music Week
• How to eat (and drink) your way through New Orleans in a long weekend
• Fairchild column: Using nature to heal mind and body
• Florida Panthers snap Boston skid with crucial 4-1 victory
• Sour end to Sweet 16 as UM basketball team upended by Villanova
• Serena Williams, Miami Open helped each other grow up
• Somerset Academy wins IMG baseball tournament
• Tim Smyczek advances to play old friend John Isner at Miami Open
• X Wrestling with Drax, Guadalupe, Rose, Stardom in March in Miami
• TNA Impact Wrestling signs five wrestlers
• Hurricanes frontcourt can’t contain Villanova’s Daniel Ochefu
• Serena Williams wins, Sloane Stephens falls at Miami Open
• Sports on TV: Friday, March 25, 2016
• Men are nipping and tucking more than ever
• Post-Obama Cuba asks: And now what? No satisfaction in government response
• Coral Gables names Miami building director as assistant city manager
• Obama’s tango with Latin America
• Unemployment down in Miami-Dade, Broward
• Dolphins’ Tannehill buys $4.3M home in Fort Lauderdale
• Interim Haiti prime minister, government finally take charge
• Excellent Bascom Palmer doctors
• The Rolling Stones in Cuba
• Ted Cruz in control
• Leaf blower abuse
• Learn from Europe
• What do you recommend?
• Southern novel examines power — and the lack of it
• ‘Summer Before the War’ reflects rural life before World War I
• New procedure helps men with enlarged prostate
• Luxury condo to break ground along Miami River
• Miami breaks promise to open waterfront park after boat show
• Mac’s Club Deuce owner Mac Klein dies at 101
• Will peace halt Colombia’s coca boom?
• A brokered convention: Great for TV viewers, but maybe not for the GOP
• Momentum Dance Company sets a weekend of performances
• Suspect surrenders in Opa-locka fatal hit-and-run
• Florida Panthers visit Tampa Bay Lightning with playoffs on their mind
• Miami’s Cuban-American business elite spent spring break in Havana
• UM seniors will cherish incredible ride
• Tennis superstar Roger Federer withdraws from Miami Open with virus
• Doral-based Imperial Freight Brokers ‘a travel agent for boxes’
• Traffic solutions
• Disrespected flag
• FPL’s pollution
• Stem cell therapy: No longer just for high-paid athletes
• Fla. Supreme Court deals another blow to tobacco industry
• QB Luke Del Rio takes circuitous route to Florida Gators
• Cruz plan to target Muslims off base
• Suddenly, Ted Cruz seems like a gentleman
• County drops campaign ethics probe of former Homestead candidate
• The life and death of Red, Miami courthouse character and Internet meme
• 7 Ways To Win Cash at South Florida Casinos
• 5 Incredible Easter Day Brunches in Miami
• Miami Soul: Top 7 Moments at the 2016 Jazz in the Gardens
• Miami Soul: Top 7 Moments at the 2016 Jazz in the Gardens
• 7 Ways To Win Cash at South Florida Casinos
• 5 Incredible Easter Day Brunches in Miami
• Food & friendships forge at moonlit dinners at the Arsht Center
• Young, broke, and scared of the IRS: The millennial tax trap
• Death Row inmate Lambrix awaits fate from court: ‘It’s my last hope’