Site Map | October 2014 | October 15

October 15, 2014

• Broward may hold the key to governor race outcome
• Two young sisters die in Margate canal
• Sisters, 2 and 4, die after being pulled from Margate canal
• ‘Fan’ dispute overshadows sharp debate between Charlie Crist and Gov. Rick Scott
• Letters: Readers share views on Pinecrest, Cutler Bay and Palmetto Bay elections
• Burgerliscious IV returns to Coral Gables
• Meet dozens of local artists Saturday at The Fountainhead Studios in Little Haiti
• Sassy City Chicks and FREE Admission for You!
• MIFFecito: A Shot of Cinema
• Grovetoberfest brings craft beer to Miami's masses
• From 1826 to 50 Eggs: Danny Grant to helm 'two new concepts' for John Kunkel's growing culinary empire
• Go Drink This: Piña Colada Old Fashioned
• Exclusive! Top Chef Masters’ Patricia Yeo is Khong River House’s new executive chef
• 50 Eggs guest chef dinner features Macchialina's Michael Pirolo
• Ironside Pizza is slinging Neapolitan pies in Miami
• 2.5 stars for Loba's elevated home cooking in MiMo
• Playwright Vanessa Garcia tackles identity in exile in her new play 'The Cuban Spring'
• Medicare open enrollment runs through Dec. 7
• Guillermo del Toro: ‘Book of Life’ a fiesta for the eyes
• Miami-Dade mayor scraps grant plan in favor of money for SkyRise, Miami Wilds
• Three Disney attractions reach the end of the line
• American Airlines CEO: Relationship with MIA still ‘incredibly important’
• Allegations mount against ex-Miami cop accused of child molestation
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE’s Stephanie McMahon selected as Eisenhower Fellow
• Judge cancels 9/11 pretrial hearing, considers it unproductive
• Parks and resignation: Miami’s new director quits
• Miami-Dade voters to decide courthouse tax, FIU growth, park rules
• UM coach Al Golden: Tight end Clive Walford having ‘phenomenal’ season
• UM kicker Matt Goudis, long snapper Ronnie Regula out for season
• Greg Cote’s Thursday night NFL pick: Jets vs. Patriots
• National Book Award finalists announced
• Jackson Health System adopts protocols for Ebola
• Florida Gators running back Kelvin Taylor’s inconsistent play frustrates coaches
• Caribbean nationals join forces with ISIS
• Pursue FIU expansion: Yes
• Live blog: Florida gubernatorial debate
• Boo! A video peek into lair of rare Florida bat
• Could the South save the Democrats?
• Yes on Amendment 2 gives patients an option
• Yes on Amendment 2 harms teens, children
• Restored Normandy Isle fountain debuts in Miami Beach
• Miami-Dade absentee ballot law upheld by court
• MLS Commissioner Don Garber blasts U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann for comments critical of league
• Miami Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill limited by ankle injury
• Garcia for Miami-Dade property appraiser
• Bocanegra for Miami-Dade County Group 19
• Ross Hancock the better candidate
• Obama ignores Haitian family reunification
• Florida’s weird politics
• ‘Stunning’ design
• Big Bus Miami launching “Uptown Loop”
• Minnie Driver takes the wheel again
• Carnival exploring China shipbuilding partnership
• Florida Panthers’ Aaron Ekblad ‘getting better every game’
• Report: Ebola patient flew on flight that stopped in Fort Lauderdale
• Miami Heat’s quick tempo fades out in preseason loss to Hawks
• Popular South Florida charterboat rebounds from lightning strike with bountiful catch
• PRO WRESTLING: “Headlocked: The Last Territory Vol. 2” with Tony Atlas, Frankie Kazarian, Jerry The King Lawler, John Morrison, AJ Styles
• Last week’s best Miami-Dade high school performances
• Last week’s best Broward high school performances
• Florida Gators’ Tevin Westbrook opens up on dropped pass vs. LSU
• Debate between Miami congressional candidates centers on ethics
• American Airlines Miami Hub celebrates 25 years
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2014
• In familiar surroundings, Jozy Altidore scores for U.S. in 1-1 draw with Honduras
• Coral Reef girls win golf title
• Ferguson repeats with straight-set win
• U.N. renews peacekeeping mission in Haiti
• Cornell Provost Kent Fuchs chosen next University of Florida president