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October 19, 2014

• Early voting sites in Miami-Dade and Broward
• Pumpkin patches, parties and trick-or-treating: Munchkin Fun's 2014 Halloween Guide
• Panthers’ record-low attendance clouds hockey’s future in South Florida
• Despite reforms, child deaths still uncounted in Florida
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE Killer Bee B. Brian Blair to be honored during George Tragos/Lou Thesz Wrestling Hall of Fame Weekend
• Libertarian candidate stumps in Miami on Sunday
• Youth Sports: Mater Academy football wins inaugural Commissioners Cup
• Youth Sports: Mater Academy football wins inaugural Commissioners Cup
• Mater Academy shuts out Mourning
• Columbus dominates South Miami
• Florida State Seminoles fans show support for Jameis Winston
• ‘Mindful’ conference draws big crowd
• Sports on TV: Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014
• Florida Panthers gain point in road loss to Washington Capitals
• Strikers still in playoff hunt despite tie with RailHawks
• South Florida grudge match could shape state Senate
• 2 South Florida races pit well-known congresswoman against long-shot opponents
• Carlos Curbelo, Rep. Joe Garcia ratchet up attacks in debate
• MiMo’s metamorphosis: Stretch of Biscayne Boulevard in bloom
• Gateway City: Weighing the impacts of free trade agreements
• Ebola fears spur travel bans in Latin America, Caribbean
• Quirch Foods in Medley builds business through reliability, service
• IPO’s: To go public or not to go public, that is the question
• Clover Group: A home-moving company from Venezuela expands into international logistics
• Carnival Corp. chief executive officer Alan Buckelew talks about China
• Ex-cop accused in Coral Gables traffic death wants case dismissed
• Have a real, live talk about dying
• Stop EPA’s assault
• Seraphic Fire keeps it pure for season opening
• Perfect weather ending as heat and rain return this week
• Miami, Miami-Dade police joining forces to target shootings
• Celeb birthdays for the week of Oct. 19-25
• Travel tech
• What are you reading now?
• Cops: Argument turns into deadly shooting in Lauderdale Lakes
• Despite vote, Youth Fair remains at Tamiami Park for years
• North Miami rallies to defeat Hialeah
• Hallandale clinches playoff spot, knocks Dillard out
• Florida State Seminoles hang on to win thriller against Notre Dame
• Will Muschamp, Florida Gators suffer embarrassing homecoming rout to Missouri
• Outdoors notebook
• FIU Panthers start fast but can’t contain Marshall in 45-13 loss
• Ransom girls capture Smoothie King Invitational
• Cornerback Richard Leonard ties FIU Panthers record for interceptions in a season
• Sony falls short with PlayStation TV experience
• Armando Salguero: Miami Dolphins’ win over Chicago Bears changes narrative for season
• Ryan Tannehill, Miami Dolphins beat Chicago Bears in dominant fashion
• Westminster Christian gets decisive win over Village Academy
• Florida Gators’ Jeff Driskel hears boos and cheers in loss to Missouri
• Shabazz Napier, backups lead Miami Heat over Spurs in preseason win
• These 5 Twitter toolsboost your online sales
• Foreign buyers face higher prices for Miami condos
• With cooking school, Van Aken sees chance to ‘leave more of a legacy’
• Candidate differences
• Pope Francis’ synod
• U.S. Customs officer dies in motorcycle accident on 826
• Spot on
• Dominican Republic
• Finally, Mr. President . . .
• U.S. should support Pakistan’s people, not its corrupt politicians
• Spotlight: IM HealthScience develops medical foods