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May 17, 2016

• Sex education, contraception are keys to preventing teen pregnancy
• Orianne and Phil Collins: In sickness and in health
• FPL postpones Turkey Point nuclear expansion — for at least four years
• FPL’s Turkey Point canal cleanup plan faces county review
• Two rabbis drown in powerful rip current at Haulover Beach
• From musician to Haitian president: Michel Martelly recounts journey
• Campaign aide for Miami-Dade mayor parts ways with Genting amid slots lawsuit
• People candidates
• Alleged al-Qaida commander reveals new name in Guantánamo court
• Cuba’s telecom company ETECSA issues ban on “blacklisted” cell phones
• Driver arrested, faces DUI charge in crash that maimed South Dade principal
• Heat’s Wade not concerning himself with free-agent frenzy this year
• Before plastic surgery, do homework on your surgeon, facility
• Kitten caught in frame of car rescued after driver hears cries
• Driver of NFL player says he was tossed from Neiman Marcus because he’s black
• These guys broke into 12 cars, but they need to go back to burglar school
• Why did a small plane crash on the runway? Investigators are trying to find out
• Journalist Joy Reid honored by Miami Coalition of Christians and Jews
• Erika Jayne pulls stunts in South Beach
• More than 50,000 expected May 22 at Celebrate Israel Florida event
• Roadwork to slow commutes on State Roads 836, 826 and 874
• Lawmaker launches transgender campaign
• Last of seven longshoremen imprisoned in Port of Miami drug case
• Miami-Dade turns to Congress for rescue on $6 million homeless squeeze
• Venezuela’s Maduro says no recall this year, as opposition takes to street
• Good news, Floridians: State has low debt burden
• Youngsters taught water safety in wake of many drowning deaths
• Miami Jewish Film Festival launches scholarship to Jerusalem Film Workshop
• Standing water on property? Mosquito control may come after you to combat Zika
• When the doors shut for good in one newsroom and opened in another
• In search of bigger butts, women find South Florida death traps
• Pre-game preparation has been key to Marlins’ road success
• Floridians support the Clean Power Plan
• Two guilty pleas in North Miami High gang rape case
• With airport lines going on and on, a reasonable wait in Miami
• Toronto mayor rips CBS Sports, Wade and Heat for poll slight
• Weston’s Alejandro Bedoya hopes Copa America is a career springboard
• Joe Jonas talks DNCE, growing up Disney and his favorite place to party in Miami
• Coral Gables, Dadeland get anticipated new restaurants
• 10 outdoor activities in Miami that aren’t the beach
• Midtown Oyster Bar brings more than oysters
• Boogie down at the Boca Raton Resort & Club with disco legends and Jellybean Benitez
• Fat clots killed woman at Hialeah cosmetic surgery clinic, medical examiner says
• Cisneros, Moss & Associates join as tenants at Brightline’s MiamiCentral
• Christian Del Castillo helps Belen turnaround, earn berth in state baseball finals
• President Obama plans Miami fundraising trip, perhaps for ‘last time’
• Arrest made in crash that maimed South Dade High principal
• Westland Hialeah student slashed in bathroom fight, police say
• The mystery of 2 missing coins worth $46,000 ends in arrest
• Former WWE superstar Ricardo Rodriguez on The Roman Show
• Clinton’s pilfering?
• Thanks, Miami Heat
• Wynwood’s security
• No to arts funding
• Miami Beach wages
• Climate change
• Not voting?
• Clifford visits Coral Park Elementary to teach about caring for pets
• Stoneman Douglas ready to take another big step, win state baseball title
• The right 5 cards can yield $25,000 at Magic City Casino
• Playoff defeat leads Heat into an offseason of uncertainty
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, May 17, 2016
• Marlins’ Mattingly expects a battle to the end for N.L. East crown
• Five reasons we regain weight
• Water, water everywhere: Swimming lessons are critical
• Marlins hold off Phillies for third victory in a row
• Pace baseball returns to state with goal of Class 5A title
• 7-Day Menu Planner for week of May 22
• Unprovoked nurse shark bites rare, not letting go — not so much