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April 14, 2016

• Brickell City Centre Brings Farmers Market to Brickell
• 7 Mother’s Day gifts that tell mommy she is your dearest
• Game of Thrones-inspired dishes at Beaker & Gray
• Izzy’s Fish & Oyster is an authentic lobster shack on South Beach
• Cubans in Ecuador want to fly directly from Quito to reach the U.S.
• Pedestrian hit by car in Everglades Holiday Park
• Ringing in the new year, with mayhem, in ‘My Big Night’ (unrated)
• After burned bear saved from Florida woods, a new home at zoo
• Miami City Ballet makes a splash in Lincoln Center debut
• Fired Miami top cop tries to shoot down old foe’s job hopes in Phoenix
• Passover Seder tells the tale of modern-day slavery: human trafficking
• Driver who plowed through I-95 express-lane poles killed cyclist, cops say
• No. 1 Miami Hurricanes baseball team beats UCF for 11th win in a row
• Miami Heat blows lead to Boston Celtics, but winds up with No. 3 seed
• Obama and Cuba
• Ad Litem concern
• Gov., sign this bill
• No Brickell bridge
• Cuban leaders
• Correa excels
• Campaign spending
• Justise Winslow to get first playoff taste with Miami Heat
• South Miami and Coral Gables advance to District 14-9A softball championship game
• Focus on the harsh realities of black Miami
• This week’s best bet: tarpon bite out of Flamingo
• In 2016 Stanley Cup playoffs, Florida Panthers want to ‘go to the end’
• Sagemont boys’ beat Ransom Everglades to advance in semifinals at state tennis
• 2016 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs preview
• This New Story’s happy ending: Homes for Haiti
• University of Miami assistant ‘Kool’ instilling ‘monster’ attitude in pass-rushers
• Bal Harbour Shops to resubmit expansion plans following ‘no’ vote
• Venezuelan convict at center of ‘suitcase scandal’ didn’t raise flags for Panama Papers firm
• Photographer’s exhibit tells the recent history of Miami
• eMerge Americas to talk tech with Tony Hawk and Monica Lewinsky
• Carnival’s wrong call, and wrong port of call
• Miami Beach nixes Zaha Hadid garage in Collins Park
• Children’s shelter didn't protect girl from sex trafficking, lawsuit says
• ‘Criminal’ star Amaury Nolasco dances, drinks in Miami
• Bombing in Brighton transforms three lives
• Sports on TV: April 14, 2016
• WWE NXT at Fort Pierce’s Havert L. Fenn Center in April
• Radio in Haiti is heartbeat of the community
• Exiting CEO of Enterprise Florida enjoys travel, monetary perks
• No Senate vote for Marco Rubio’s move to stop welfare benefits for Cuban ‘refugees’
• ‘Sábado Gigante’ comic testifies in own defense in Miami child-porn trial
• Democratic debate in Brooklyn: Fact-checking the candidates
• Charlotte Hornets no easy first-round playoff draw for Miami Heat
• Fisherman charged with murder after running over elderly man, BSO says
• Idea.me crowdfunding platform launches Create Miami campaign
• West Miami Commissioner Candida Blanca named vice mayor
• ‘School choice’ becomes Florida law; Scott also signs 19 other bills
• Archimedean Middle earns 69 medals and first- and second-place trophies
• David Phelps has played vital part in pen for Miami Marlins
• Nuevo Caminar in Hialeah offers free help for overcoming addictions
• After winning reinstatement in court, chairman of Broward Health resigns
• Secretary of State Kerry makes appearances in Miami Thursday
• Guantánamo’s oldest captive, 68, too dangerous to release, board decides
• New Zika virus infections confirmed in Miami-Dade
• Art Basel knife wielder pleads guilty, must return to China
• North Miami Beach water utility assessed as inefficient, may be privatized
• TotalBank files lawsuit against U.S. Century Bank and CEO
• Push to fire Miami’s top administrator fizzles after tense morning
• Memorial service set for UM President Edward “Tad” Foote II
• Miami FC faces Jacksonville Armada on the road
• Electrician crushed to death on Carnival ship disabled safety system, police say
• Police to crack down on impaired drivers this weekend
• Robyn Carr talks romance novels, women’s issues
• DNA may be the key to solving murder of Broward snowbirds
• Parks and rec can lead to health benefits
• Southwest repeats as GMAC badminton champions
• 6-month-old baby found after abduction from Homestead area
• 7 Mother’s Day gifts that tell mommy she is your dearest
• Game of Thrones-inspired dishes at Beaker & Gray
• Brickell City Centre Brings Farmers Market to Brickell
• Izzy’s Fish & Oyster is an authentic lobster shack on South Beach
• In split vote, Bal Harbour Shops expansion rejected
• Are most Latin American elections rigged?
• Miami Stories: Young poets reflect on their lives during O, Miami Poetry Festival
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Miami-Dade, Fort Lauderdale
• Kerry: Cuba wrong to exclude Cuban-born travelers from cruising to the island
• Coconut Grove going gourmet with new eateries by established names