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April 11, 2016

• Five Reasons to attend a Miami Hurricanes baseball game ASAP
• 13 events you can’t miss in Miami this weekend - April 15-17
• The 5 best things in Miami art
• Two for one: Barley chef to open pizza pop up in Dadeland
• Cuban singer Silvio Rodríguez calls for the release of U.S.-jailed spy
• He said he was accused of theft, so he called 911 nine times
• You’re being watched: Security cameras popping up everywhere
• Students grow, test leafy vegetables mimicking conditions in space
• Governor shouldn’t have suspended Broward Health chairman for ‘malfeasance,’ judge rules
• Cardinal Gibbons football coach Mike Morrill steps down
• Lawsuit blames Florida prison system for inmate’s death
• Miami Hurricanes baseball ranked No. 1 for first time since 2008
• Suh, other key players turn out for start of Dolphins’ offseason program
• Robbers hold up Miami lumber store, get away with $11,000
• Moody’s upgrades outlook on Miami-Dade finances
• Miami photographer’s shot of Everglades sunset to be Forever Stamp
• Why most Americans interested in traveling to Cuba are not Floridians
• Defamation case settled over sex-misconduct accusations against lawyer Alan Dershowitz
• Miami Marlins ace Jose Fernandez looks for better results on the road this season
• Miami Heat, Florida Panthers turn rarity into playoff reality
• Miami-Dade mayor pressured to reconsider Liberty Square developer
• Judge approves claims process in Ponzi scheme suit
• Everglades fires scorch park and destroy historic station in Big Cypress
• Dade Medical Association’s first Hispanic president, Dr. Pedro Jose Greer Sr. dies at 87
• Costa Rica says its doors are closed to Cubans
• Finnish conductor Susanna Mälkki leads rousing New World concert
• Lone survivor held on to sinking boat as his friends drowned one by one
• Early diagnosis of autism will improve a child’s prognosis
• Neighbors in Religion: Family, friends honor ailing Deacon Franklin Clark
• No unlawful influence on Pentagon official in 9/11 case, Guantánamo judge rules
• Florida Panthers have plenty of playoff experience but a lot of postseason rookies
• Neighbor arrested in murder of young woman at Hialeah motel
• Cancer survival rates higher at academic medical centers, study says
• Herald’s Vasquez wins national award for education series
• Vote for a Miami-Dade County park to receive $20,000 for revitalization
• New grandma Ivana Trump steps out in Miami
• Why you might soon text robots as often as your friends
• Racial politics flare up in ‘The Submission’
• Miami Herald settles libel suit brought by ex-Senate candidate
• Guantánamo parole board declares Yemeni too dangerous to release
• Gas prices in Miami area take a surprising dip
• Traffic Watch: Toll-lane construction to squeeze cars on turnpike
• New Theatre’s ‘Roof!’ examines friendship and fate, Miami-style
• North Miami Beach OKs new daycare center at Grand Isle building
• 3 in a row! South Florida man wins Seven Mile Bridge Run
• For South Florida, a rocky start for 2016 trade
• Retiring? 5 steps to smooth ownership transition for family businesses
• FAU softball sweeps series against FIU
• Iggy Azalea wears engagement ring in Miami
• Feds’ manatee-downlisting plan based on faulty data
• Watching Jordan Spieth falter is tough for Smylie Kaufman
• Danny Willett wins Masters as Spieth falters down stretch
• Sports on TV: Monday, April 11, 2016
• Panthers open Stanley Cup playoffs against New York Islanders
• Hassan Whiteside back as starter in Heat’s win over Magic
• Five Reasons to attend a Miami Hurricanes baseball game ASAP
• The 5 best things in Miami art
• 13 events you can’t miss in Miami this weekend - April 15-17
• Two for one: Barley chef to open pizza pop up in Dadeland
• The 5 Wonders of Wanderlista Boutique
• The 5 Wonders of Wanderlista Boutique
• “Top Chef” Floyd Cardoz launches book with Miami flavors today in Design District
• Juicy pork, mushroom supper easy to make
• And now for something delightfully different: artichokes