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March 31, 2016

• Seniors get a dress — and a part — in TLC network show
• Miami Stories: MI – AM – MA boy becomes father, judge and longtime resident
• Airport contractor charged with bilking $376K from Miami-Dade Aviation
• Hank Williams biopic ‘I Saw the Light’ falls flat
• New World School doing ‘Major Barbara’
• Tourist films breathless brush with Everglades panther
• Regent Seven Seas announces new ship for 2020
• Remembering the work of a difficult genius
• Health officials suggest fewer trauma centers needed in South Florida
• Elton John sued by cop
• Disaster inspires transcendent dance
• Calls mount for increased scrutiny of Turkey Point
• Miami’s fashion industry to get Miami Dade College institute
• 1 killed, 2 wounded in Brownsville gunfire
• Woman robbing South Dade beauty store with gun drawn caught on video
• Watch live: FIU hosts talk with local Pulitzer Prize winners
• Utility-funded solar power amendment approved for November ballot
• 52 migrants repatriated to Cuba
• Pritzker-prize architect Rafael Moneo to design Jockey Club condo project
• Despite new park, Miami Marlins enter season among MLB’s lowest in payroll
• Clueless or cunning? Either way, Trump is unfit for the White House
• Friends and Neighbors: ‘Peace, shalom, Salaam’ concert celebrates those striving for peace
• Taz to host WWE WrestleMania recap show on CBS Sports Radio
• Miami gets a peek at the driverless car — but please don’t steal anything
• Hassan Whiteside’s offensive game flourishing with Miami Heat
• Miami Dolphins bring back former running back Daniel Thomas
• Guantánamo parole board declines to clear former Bin Laden bodyguard
• Affordable Model 3 is Tesla’s biggest test yet
• After Florida officials’ defiance, federal judge affirms gay marriage ban is unconstitutional
• Miami Gardens appoints Cynthia Machanic as assistant police chief
• Convicted pimp known as Dracula loses appeal, owes more money
• Jury finds Miami teen guilty in murder of blind man’s caretaker
• Miami Dolphins add veteran running back Isaiah Pead
• Miami’s Moss picked to reform Ferguson’s troubled police department
• Gus ‘the Bus’ Edwards ‘full go’ after surgery, ready for Hurricanes’ scrimmage
• Hialeah, Miami schools rated among most equitable in the nation for poor students
• Miami-Dade, Broward rank below national average for rental revenues
• Afghan Taliban dissident pledges allegiance to new leader
• ‘Vampire Diaries’ star Steven R. McQueen, other actors to sweat it out in SoBe race
• MAST water polo rules Miami-Dade County as Makos sweep GMAC tournament
• Azarenka and Kerber win, will face each other in Miami Open semifinals
• Bob and Mike Bryan hope to get back to winning ways at Miami Open
• Miami commissioners reject subsidy proposal for expo center
• Sloppy Miami Heat falls in overtime to turmoil-filled Lakers
• Sports on TV: Thursday, March 31, 2016
• NXT TakeOver: Dallas hits artist’s canvas, WWE WrestleMania Week
• Cost of Everglades restoration could double to $16 billion
• Florida Panthers’ Vincent Trocheck out for rest of regular season
• Tsunami in Havana
• Protecting us against radical Muslims
• Classical music
• More condos
• Ted Cruz sequestration
• Candidates’ brides
• Exile businessmen
• Tasting freedom
• Haiti elections
• What Cubans don’t know, and don’t know they don’t know
• In latest turmoil, Broward Health axes law firm
• Eiko summons spirits in Vizcaya performance
• Celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson plans Overtown supper club
• Hands-on event for kids and parents in Miami’s Design District on Sunday, April 17
• Hank Williams biopic ‘I Saw The Light (R)’ falls flat
• 12 Best Events in Miami this Weekend - April 1-3
• 5 free and cheap things to do in Miami April 1-3
• Five Miami top chefs compete Sunday in foodie gem
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Blue Jeans & Blazers Social, Afropolitan Miami, Beyond Brunch, and more
• Hands-on event for kids and parents in Miami’s Design District on Sunday, April 17
• Hank Williams biopic ‘I Saw The Light (R)’ falls flat
• Five Miami top chefs compete Sunday in foodie gem
• 12 Best Events in Miami this Weekend - April 1-3
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Blue Jeans & Blazers Social, Afropolitan Miami, Beyond Brunch, and more
• 5 free and cheap things to do in Miami April 1-3
• Man finds Florida panther sitting on porch in east Fort Myers