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October 20, 2014

• Knowing Charlie Crist as manager and as politician
• Cabbie ripped off by man with strange tats on knuckles
• On the issues, Scott and Crist offer major differences
• Fla. Gov. Rick Scott campaigns en español, drawing praise — and critics
• Last call at Tobacco Road, free culture @ YoungArts, Pitbull & Enrique after party
• Accessible Art: Julian Schnabel leaves his mark in Brickell and Smash & Grab for Locust Projects
• Russell Simmons Interview
• Miami-Dade Property Appraiser warns of fraudulent letter
• Mariah Carey & Nick Cannon: Breaking up with dogs is hard to do
• Hot stuff celebrities love
• Rock band Fozzy with WWE superstar Chris Jericho at Culture Room in December in Fort Lauderdale
• PRO WRESTLING: Fozzy with WWE superstar Chris Jericho at Culture Room in December in Fort Lauderdale
• PRO WRESTLING: John Cena, Rob Schamberger, Sting, WWE Raw in Kansas City on MLB World Series eve
• Keys to Miami Dolphins’ 27-14 win over Chicago Bears
• Miami Dolphins’ Charles Clay has breakout game with improved health
• Boxing spotlight: Gennady Golovkin, Nicholas Walters win with knockouts
• Tough defense keeping Florida Panthers afloat in early season
• Statistics do not favor Florida Gators embattled coach Will Muschamp
• Bye week arrives at convenient time for Ron Turner, FIU football team
• Joseph Goodman: Former Florida guard Teddy Dupay among dreamers at Miami NBA D-League tryout
• Regent Bank raises $20 million through private placement
• Man shot in belly, buttocks as sides trade fire in North Miami Beach
• Victoria’s Secret model pays a visit to Miami
• Early voting for Miami-Dade, Broward is now open
• Quarter-by-quarter analysis: Miami Dolphins at Chicago Bears
• Miami Dolphins’ Cortland Finnegan, Brent Grimes frustrate Chicago Bears receivers
• Ex-Dolphin Brandon Marshall fumes after Chicago’s loss to Miami
• Explosive Miami Hurricanes receiver Phillip Dorsett on pace to set NCAA record
• Sports on TV: Monday, Oct. 20, 2014
• Don’t fine hospitals for patient readmissions
• Work-out studio can help those with spinal injuries
• Getting out of Cuba gave us a future
• Miami Heat’s Shabazz Napier proves LeBron James’ hunch was right on point
• Miami Hurricanes aware that special teams is Virginia Tech’s specialty
• Miami track unveiled for Formula E race
• From victim to victor: Rebuilding her life after living through domestic violence
• 20 years after the first Summit of the Americas, Clinton to bring regional leaders to Miami
• Miami-Dade commissioners seek other dollars for courthouse fix
• Latin America’s left call for global cooperation in Ebola fight
• Child safety
• Florida Panthers’ Aleksander Barkov, Nick Bjugstad battle goal droughts
• Peace between Israelis, Palestinians won’t end Mideast extremism
• Miami Dade College’s Idea Center will create successful mindset
• Florida Gators AD Jeremy Foley expresses support for coaching staff, players
• Two candidates seeking one seat on Bal Harbour council
• Pitbull to host American Music Awards on Nov. 23
• Challah-baking event seeks to encourage Jews to observe sabbath
• Vilebrequin opens larger, redesigned boutique at Bal Harbour Shops
• Resident files ethics complaint against Bay Harbor Islands vice mayor, outside attorney
• Midtown Miami Walmart opponents score victory but won’t stop store
• Guantánamo board says Saudi captive can go home
• Storm near Mexico may soak South Florida mid-week
• FIU Panthers’ Alex Gardner gets bye week to rest injury
• Miami Marlins’ Casey McGehee named Sporting News’ NL Comeback Player of the Year
• Keep the embargo
• War payments
• We’ve made voting convenient
• Miami Dolphins wary of letdown against Jaguars after win at Chicago
• Miami Herald Recommends: Sheldon, Putnam, Atwater for Florida Cabinet
• Greg Cote: Miami Dolphins give reason for optimism – and distrust