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March 28, 2016

• Keeping Kids Fit: Understanding child behavior problems and parent training
• Miami-Dade, Cuban students make strides in reading
• Fight for the right to play: Parents seek more recess in Miami-Dade schools
• 25 Cuban migrants land in the Keys
• Man on kayak threatens to shoot people on boat with spear gun
• Report: Medicaid expansion could boost access to treatment for mental illness, substance abuse
• Guantánamo limbo: Dozens still waiting for first review Obama ordered in 2011
• Downtown Miami ushers in new hotel boom
• Sympathy for the devil? Rolling Stones’ Cuba concert a business deal with the Castros
• Residents can help make cars an endangered species
• New refugees make us vulnerable
• New soccer stadium
• Taiping is an island
• Trump can lead us
• Deteriorating city
• Cuban consulate
• Jockey Club suit
• Eliminating TB
• Suicide bombers
• America the great?
• Miami-Dade commissioners skip meeting on proposed PAC disclosures
• Homes for Heroes provides real estate savings for South Florida ‘heroes’
• Ex-Texans star Arian Foster to visit Miami Dolphins on Tuesday
• Antonio Brown gets his salsa on at Ball & Chain
• Neighbors in Religion: Souls of My Sisters to present women’s conference
• War Memorial to host first South Florida boxing show of 2016
• Living well after cancer
• Palmetto Expressway back open after shooting on highway
• World No. 1 Serena Williams and both No. 2s fall in the Miami Open
• Rafters deny having shot themselves to make it to the U.S.
• ‘A Minister’s Wife’ a delight at GableStage
• Miami Hurricanes guard James Palmer to transfer
• Man points spear gun at boaters in Keys, cops say
• Traffic Watch: Detours on 826, turnpike and Flagler for roadwork
• CEOs include yoga, spinning, swimming in their fitness routines
• Gas prices rise more than 6 cents a gallon in South Florida
• 2 Miami men shot, expected to survive; 14 rounds of gunfire recorded
• Traffic alert: Crashes bottling up I-95
• The Natural: WWE’s Renee Young inspired by Chelsea Handler
• Florida Panthers trio enjoying their own brand of March Madness
• With Dragic sick, Wade and Whiteside lead Miami Heat past Nets
• Miami Dolphins’ offseason mystifies more than inspires
• Florida adopts a better way to treat the mentally ill, addicts
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, March 29, 2016
• Pinder, Huell in McDonald’s High School All-American Game
• First-time triathletes gear up for SoBe Triathlon
• Leading conservative political blogger Manjarres busted for attempted murder
• Empty migrant raft lands in Dinner Key Marina
• Andy Murray squanders lead, falls to Grigor Dimitrov in Miami Open
• Heat’s Justise Winslow stayed home with puppies on 20th birthday
• Developer, art collector lead race to build Miami Dade College museum
• Haiti installs new government and is ready to name new elections body
• Alfonso Sepe, prosecutor and judge, dies at 88
• Lawsuit blames brutal prison death on deliberate indifference
• Paige hits artist’s canvas, WWE WrestleMania Week
• Jim McElwain happy with Florida Gators’ scrimmage
• Three new businesses open doors at Miami International Mall
• Snubbed by analytics, Marlins’ Dee Gordon wears chip on his shoulder
• Does the fine print even matter?
• Bill Johnson out as head of Enterprise Florida; Gov. Scott orders $6 million downsizing
• New World Symphony revives Tippett symphony in strong concert
• President Obama endorses Debbie Wasserman Schultz
• Argentina pulls plug on Venezuela’s Telesur
• Miami River: a new wave of waterfront living
• 1 killed, 1 wounded in North Lauderdale shooting
• Florida drops cases against Planned Parenthood clinics
• Miami International Airport reopens after suspicious package cleared
• The 6 best things in Miami art
• H&M Expands in Florida
• Now Closed: The Oceanaire Seafood Room. Coming Soon to Mary Brickell Village: "Another Landry's concept"
• Urban Sketch Tour: Where students learn to draw Miami’s historical buildings
• H&M Expands in Florida
• The 6 best things in Miami art
• Now Closed: The Oceanaire Seafood Room. Coming Soon to Mary Brickell Village: "Another Landry's concept"