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October 12, 2014

• State Rep. Erik Fresen faces challenge in November election
• Despite rhetoric in marijuana debate, Legislature controls its safety
• One killed, 2 injured in boat crash off Miami
• 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
• Indian Creek Village is for the uber-rich
• New World Symphony debut a ‘rare delight’ — and a little bit naughty
• Goal of FAU’s new Tech Runway: Launch startups, grow jobs
• Sole judicial race features longtime public servants
• Miami Santería faiths join forces
• Aaron Rodgers completes a late drive to lead Green Bay Packers past Miami Dolphins
• Greg Cote: Blown opportunities spell heartbreak for Miami Dolphins against Green Bay Packers
• Intelsat serves Latin America from its Gables office
• Gateway City: Trade figures reflect Venezuela’s economic woes
• With no Internet at home, Miami-Dade kids crowd libraries for online homework
• Detour ahead: Stretches of 836 to shut down for toll work
• Slow starts on offense doom Miami Dolphins
• Youth Sports: Fun for Miami Extreme, Jokers, Riddlers at USTA Florida Southwest Team Tennis Challenge
• Experts in Adventure
• Florida Panthers wary of prolonging shaky start to NHL season
• Guantánamo detainee
• Clean energy jobs
• No ‘Wyn’
• Mistakes, blown chances costly for Florida Gators in loss to LSU
• Stories of immigration crisis in PBS documentary by Miami producer
• What are you reading now?
• Review: Paul Theroux’s ‘Mr. Bones’
• Flat out best mobile crate
• Greg Cote: Florida Panthers’ homecoming depressing, jarring to the senses
• Florida Panthers fall behind early, lose home opener to New Jersey Devils
• Jeff Driskel’s late interception leads to LSU’s winning kick, Florida’s loss
• On the air
• Backup goaltender Al Montoya settles Florida Panthers down after awful start in home opener
• Youth Sports: Fun for Miami Extreme, Jokers, Riddlers at USTA Florida Southwest Team Tennis Challenge
• Slip on Jordy Nelson play haunts Miami Dolphins DB Brent Grimes after loss to Green Bay
• Kathryn Ball Gaubatz, Miami Bach Society leader, dies at 72
• Stephen H. Bittel, chairman of Terranova Corp.: ‘I want to do more’
• Other medical concerns
• An act of kindness toward the Bermudez family
• Kudos to Mayor Levine
• Worth a thousand words
• Michigan: Monet on loan from Paris to be shown in Detroit
• Review: Kathryn Miles’ ‘Superstorm’
• Travel Tech
• Interview: Anjanette Delgado and ‘The Clairvoyant of Calle Ocho’
• Alamodome noise throws off FIU offense
• Miami Heat rally falls short as LeBron James and Cavs prevail in OT
• Rick Scott, Charlie Crist agree on taking Medicaid expansion money, but not on how to do it
• Broker’s view: Demand vs. supply: Factors converge to tighten market
• Small business spotlight: Source Outdoor in Miami
• Vote and remain involved
• Ambiguous Amendment 2
• Keys to the Miami Dolphins 27-24 loss to the Green Bay Packers
• British Virgin Islands: Indulge in the flavorful cuisine of the Caribbean at BVI Food Fete
• Florida Gators platoon running backs against LSU
• Calvary Christian’s Danny Ferro wins FSU Pre-State invitational
• Columbus rolls to victory in Kentucky, beating Highlands
• Fort Lauderdale Strikers extend unbeaten streak, down Atlanta Silverbacks to keep playoff hopes alive
• Cypress Bay, St. Thomas Aquinas take BCAA high school swim titles
• Deaths, turmoil at troubled Florida women’s prison