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April 7, 2016

• Jake Gyllenhaal swings hard – and misses – in ‘Demolition’ (R)
• The sci-fi thriller ‘Midnight Special’ hurtles down a road to nowhere (PG-13)
• New watchdog hired for Florida’s prisons
• ‘Everybody Wants Some!!’ lets the good times roll (R)
• Piano Slam, students’ mashup of music and poetry, headed to Arsht
• Panama Papers trail leads to Mideast, among other places
• Carnival cruise to Cuba discriminates against a class of Americans
• Florida Keys Outlet Center Expands
• Sports on TV: Friday, April 8, 2016
• Pines Charterwins first BCAABig 8 softball title
• Source: Veteran Dorell Wright to meet with Heat, hopes to reach deal
• Marlins manager Mattingly loves the new Gordon
• Third World headlines North Beach concert
• Raquel Regalado wins legal fees, public-funds ban in SkyRise settlement
• Serial Miami con man sentenced yet again to prison
• South Miami considers selling City Hall property to developers
• County juvenile chief on kids with guns: ‘I’ve never seen anything like it’
• Dwyane Wade leads Heat as Miami sweeps Chicago Bulls
• Jordan Spieth storms out of gates at Masters
• 22 face charges in Miami drug money-laundering ring involving ‘El Chapo’ cartel
• Arnold Palmer opts not to swing at Masters ceremony
• Miami Hurricanes quarterback Brad Kaaya pumped for open scrimmage
• The four-day work week: Venezuela’s solution to power crisis
• Miami Marlins record first win in 6-4 victory over Washington Nationals
• Doral boys head to state in tennis
• Female Dania Beach lifeguard captures Corporate Run
• Florida Panthers start flat, can’t claw back against Senators
• He took his teen daughter to a strip club, and now dad must pay price
• Hiring 4,000 prison guards is a start, not an end
• Miami International Agriculture, Horse and Cattle Show runs April 15-17
• Alice Braga reigns in Miami for ‘Queen of the South’ premiere
• Miami Heat’s Amar’e Stoudemire shows off his talents as artist
• Haitian Americans to Kerry: Stop opposing Haiti elections recount
• No deal for gem-savvy passenger on shipboard diamond
• Friends and Neighbors: Booker T. Washington alumni to hold banquet
• North Miami redevelopment agency makes plans for re-branding downtown
• Notre Dame says ‘No’ to Miami Hurricane offer to pay for baseball trip
• Private partnership will enhance MDC, downtown
• South Miami hires Jane Tompkins as new planning director
• Police probe grisly murder in South Beach condo
• Protesters, proponents of Cuban consulate in Miami Beach spar outside City Hall
• Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has succession plan in place
• Wild road rage on streets of Homestead ends in two arrests
• UF football will play spring scrimmage in prime time
• Point guard to be issue for Miami men’s basketball team
• State commits to spending $250 million a year to repair Everglades
• Nationally televised game vs. Falcons highlights Dolphins’ preseason schedule
• Man beats murder rap after mistrial ruled in case
• Friends and Neighbors: Hammocks Middle School dance teacher retires
• Vance Aloupis is new CEO for Children’s Movement of Florida
• Black in Time: Tunnel boring machine named for Miami’s first black millionaire
• Beach Buzz: O, Miami brings poetry to everyone
• Crime Watch: Youth program teaches about dangers of crime, bullying, sexting
• Actor having the time of his life channeling Patrick Swayze in ‘Dirty Dancing’
• Ancient mosaic from Israel on view at Miami museum
• Florida Keys Outlet Center Expands
• Ariete brings sophisticated touch to Grove
• Ichimi in Coral Gables for Ramen lovers
• Richard Hales opening Bird & Bone Hot Chicken & Ribs at The Wynwood Yard
• Ariete brings sophisticated touch to Grove
• Ichimi in Coral Gables for Ramen lovers
• Richard Hales opening Bird & Bone Hot Chicken & Ribs at The Wynwood Yard
• Wynwood West: Craft breweries populating Doral, Kendall
• Couple’s farm provides microgreens, vegetables to South Florida restaurants
• Disco inferno: Fire at Florida club blamed on disco ball
• Florida National Guard sending 700 soldiers to Africa