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October 11, 2014

• Brickell clinic patient tests negative for Ebola
• UM’s new research tank might hold key to hurricane forecasts
• Burned body found behind strip mall in Sweetwater
• Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission investigating boating accident on Biscayne Bay
• Proposed museum building splashy even for Miami
• The 25 wealthiest South Floridians
• Deaths, turmoil at troubled Florida women’s prison
• Indian Creek Village is for the uber-rich
• Maintaining your income in retirement
• Haiti bids farewell to Jean-Claude ‘Baby Doc’ Duvalier
• Miami Santería faiths join forces
• Despite rhetoric in marijuana debate, Legislature controls its safety
• Miami Dolphins schedule gauntlet begins with test from Packers
• OUR OPINION: Our recommended candidates for the Florida Legislature
• Andres Oppenheimer: Latin America may do better than it seems
• Greg Cote: Florida Panthers’ homecoming depressing, jarring to the senses
• Florida Panthers fall behind early, lose home opener to New Jersey Devils
• On the air
• Backup goaltender Al Montoya settles Florida Panthers down after awful start in home opener
• Michelle Kaufman: U.S. match vs. Honduras will help evaluate veterans, newcomers
• Miami Hurricanes rack up 621 yards on offense in rout of Cincinnati
• Miami Hurricanes’ Duke Johnson delivers for Make-a-Wish child
• Alamodome noise throws off FIU offense
• Late fumble dooms FIU football against Texas-San Antonio
• Miami Heat rally falls short as LeBron James and Cavs prevail in OT
• ‘Fire Golden’ banner not a distraction for Miami Hurricanes
• Florida Gators platoon running backs against LSU
• Columbus rolls to victory in Kentucky, beating Highlands
• Fort Lauderdale Strikers extend unbeaten streak, down Atlanta Silverbacks to keep playoff hopes alive
• Sea Tow loaner life jacket program expanded in Miami-Dade, Keys
• Cypress Bay, St. Thomas Aquinas take BCAA high school swim titles
• Haiti bids farewell to Jean-Claude ‘Baby Doc’ Duvalier
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Public’s rights getting slowly pared back
• Courthouse proposal a bad deal for taxpayers
• Crisis aside, we need a new courthouse
• Armando Salguero: Miami Dolphins safety Reshad Jones ready to be elite following ban
• Greg Cote’s Random Evidence: Miami Dolphins’ Joe Philbin is Joe Cool under pressure
• Spaniard convicted in death of Cuban activist Payá recounts ordeal in visit to Miami
• Be honored at Miami Heat game
• Cardinal Gibbons holds on to win see-saw battle against Coconut Creek
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Oct. 11, 2014
• Tensions over street conditions boil over after cafe crash
• Rickenbacker Causeway’s switch to SunPass begins with a few bumps
• Miami Dolphins vs. Green Bay Packers: Who has the edge?
• Greg Cote’s PASS rankings: Andrew Luck tops season list
• Datebook
• Jameis Winston helps top-ranked FSU defeat Syracuse to extend win streak
• The Netherlands: Rijksmuseum new Philips Wing opens with first showing of 20th century photography collection
• Be honored at Miami Heat game
• St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders post their third shutout victory in a row
• Robert Burns, Gulliver Prep run over University School
• Fort Lauderdale Strikers travel to Atlanta to face Silverbacks
• Barry University’s Emma Onila, Linda Fritschken repeat as ITA doubles champions
• Booker T. Washington Tornadoes rally to send win streak to 33 games
• South Dade beats Jackson on late score
• Ryan Stanley’s three TD passes lead Flanagan to rout
• Jovon Durante’s kickoff return helps Miramar Patriots roll
• Michael Harris throws for 415 yards in Monarch’s homecoming win
• Johnny Rembert helps Miami Springs stay undefeated