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March 29, 2016

• Beyond the Classroom: How to have a productive parent-teacher relationship
• Backstreet Boy Nick Carter gets community service for Keys bar fight
• 2 arrested in murder of young couple in Keys
• South Florida home prices teeter upwards at slower rate
• Horse racing picks up speed at Gulfstream
• If engagement gives Fidel Castro a heart attack, it’s good enough for me
• Miami-Dade commissioners reluctant to reveal PACs that funds their campaigns
• Vincent Trocheck injured in Florida Panthers’ loss to Maple Leafs
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, March 30, 2016
• Novak Djokovic advances, No. 5 Simona Halep upset at Miami Open
• Raonic steers clear of upsets, reaches quarterfinals at Miami Open
• Five years later, $87K for mom who lost son to barrage of police bullets during Urban Beach Week
• Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez seems to click with techie Anne Wojcicki in Florida
• Meet the Miami lawyer defending Donald Trump's campaign manager
• Police identify 4 people hurt in major crash in Northwest Miami-Dade
• Family fights for autopsy after Florida prison death
• Hey Sunday morning interview shows, don’t let Donald Trump phone it in. Make him show up
• Miami to vote Wednesday on potential $115 million expo center subsidy
• Guns at the GOP convention? Seems like a good idea — and the NRA won’t mind
• Congrats to Miami’s Cuban-exile community; we handled Obama’s trip just fine
• Miami Marlins’ A.J. Ramos a closer with starter’s skills
• Lennar beats 1Q profit forecasts on home sales boost
• Eating House firing up a pot-inspired dinner for 4/20
• David Letterman, Jon Stewart, Michael Stipe: Behold the retirement beard
• Garbage goes green in Miami-Dade County; facility opens in Medley
• Coral Gables proposes changes to downtown district
• Cabinet approves FPL’s plan to pump aquifer water into Turkey Point cooling canals
• Miami-Dade turns to nature to combat sea-level rise
• Andy Cohen’s shirtless pool party in Miami Beach
• Fierce battles
• HCA hospitals sue Molina Healthcare over emergency room payments in Miami-Dade
• Traffic disruptions
• Castro upstaged
• Judge: Key Biscayne lawsuit over Miami Boat Show facility can proceed
• A Miami Beach tourist, a Colombian beauty with a plan and a stolen Rolex
• Linebacker Spencer Paysinger re-signs with Miami Dolphins
• Complete 2016 Miami Dolphins draft order
• Arian Foster visits Miami Dolphins, remains unsigned
• Willis McGahee to headline UM Sports Hall of Fame ceremony Thursday
• Miami Hurricanes’ spring defensive goal: ‘Eradicating the virus’
• Miami Hurricane football players’ arraignments set after arrests
• No vote on insurance commissioner as Gov. Scott, Cabinet can’t agree
• Homeowners association to school board member Martin Karp: Pick a side in school proposal
• Veto SB 1010 and investigate nuke plant
• Tragic lessons
• Ted Cruz patrols
• BDS movement
• Turkey Point
• Shane Larkin starts against Heat, seeks NBA stability
• Weather alert: Strong storms expected Tuesday afternoon in Miami
• Iggy Azalea in Miami after alleged cheating video scandal; D’Angelo Russell apologizes
• Meet the lawyer who paid for the Rolling Stones concert in Havana
• One of Hawaii’s most-wanted fugitives arrested in Fort Lauderdale
• The Ultimate Brunch debuts on Sunday at Miami’s Citadel culinary work space
• Jeff McInnis and Janine Booth tackle "American dim sum" at Sarsaparilla Club
• Phil Bryant, The Local Craft Food & Drink debut forthcoming restaurant, The Local 'Q, at Giralda Under the Stars
• A pot-inspired dinner for 4/20 at Eating House in Coral Gables
• Concrete Beach Brewery will brew aboard Carnival Cruise Line in May
• Jeff McInnis and Janine Booth tackle "American dim sum" at Sarsaparilla Club
• The Ultimate Brunch debuts on Sunday at Miami’s Citadel culinary work space
• Phil Bryant, The Local Craft Food & Drink debut forthcoming restaurant, The Local 'Q, at Giralda Under the Stars
• A pot-inspired dinner for 4/20 at Eating House in Coral Gables
• Concrete Beach Brewery will brew aboard Carnival Cruise Line in May
• 7-Day Menu Planner for week of April 2
• A food writer tells his Miami story