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October 22, 2014

• Letters: Voters, candidates share views on Southeast Dade elections
• Rick Scott says he’ll spend his own money in Florida race as poll shows dead heat
• 'John Wick' (R)
• 'Dear White People' (R)
• 'A Letter to Momo' (unrated)
• American Authors bring alt-rock sound to Revolution
• HESS Select South Beach Seafood Festival takes place Saturday
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami - Oct. 24-26
• 5 Things You Didn’t Know About Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Breast Party Ever featuring Doug E. Fresh & Gabrielle Union
• 'Camp X-Ray' (R)
• Tobacco Road finds new home aboard Norwegian Cruise Line
• Go Drink This: Black Truffle Martini
• Beer and short films join forces for a good cause in Miami
• Celebrate Halloween early at Tongue & Cheek's Saturday brunch
• Around the world in 113 days
• Before Florida family bloodbath, a DCF-documented truce
• FIU defensive tackle Imarjaye Albury finds his groove after ‘leap of faith’
• Miami Hurricanes must win at Virginia Tech to keep hopes of division title alive
• Miami-Dade students to get break from some tests
• South Florida hotels show September gains
• ‘Marlins Man’ puts Miami front and center at World Series
• Gulliver girls roll past St. Brendan in three consecutive sets
• Scheck Hillel Community School football team opens new stadium but loses game
• Outdoors notebook
• Fishing report
• Miami Dolphins’ Ryan Tannehill thriving since QB ‘controversy’ as Bill Lazor tweaks strategy
• Florida Panthers continue strong road trip with 4-3 overtime victory
• Heat’s Shawne Williams hopes Miami is last stop of ‘revolving door’ career
• Miami Hurricanes’ Jon Feliciano comes full circle at right tackle
• Games cost big bucks
• Focus on issues
• Rothstein’s pal
• Less accountable
• Stand up to Netanyahu
• Tim Tebow: Florida Gators need to change their mind-set
• Beach Buzz: Renovated La Piaggia Beach Club reopens
• Poll: Rick Scott and Charlie Crist are deadlocked
• No change by Castro, no change in trade embargo
• Miami, police union have tentative contract
• Miami West Point graduate to speak at Veterans Day program
• Community group hopes to buy controversial Coconut Grove trolley garage
• Tensions over public money for SkyRise are sky high
• FIU Panthers’ Alex Gardner to miss upcoming games
• Spread of Ebola
• Treon Harris named Florida Gators starting QB for showdown vs. Georgia
• Police report released regarding accusation against Florida Gators QB Treon Harris
• Miami Dolphins’ Mike Pouncey and brother won’t be charged in South Beach club fracas
• Honda air-bag deaths draw scrutiny of Congress as recalls widen
• Landmark South Miami store Allen’s to close pharmacy business
• Playoff spot on line as Fort Lauderdale Strikers face Edmonton
• Turnout will be the deciding factor
• First look at new design ideas gives Miami Beach Convention Center a wave for the future
• Tobacco Road hitting the sea with Norwegian Cruise Line
• Greg Cote’s Thursday night NFL pick: Chargers at Broncos
• Crime Watch: Tips for a safe and fun Halloween
• PRO WRESTLING: One Three Media’s ‘Lucha Underground’ with Chavo Guerrero Jr., Johnny Mundo, Ivelisse, Konnan, Matt Striker, Vampiro on El Rey Network
• Autumn is prime time for paddling Florida’s Fisheating Creek
• Tropical depression weakens, but South Florida still due rain
• Man charged in shooting that paralyzed North Miami-Dade man
• Ask Nancy: Help with sorting through years of accumulated stuff
• Andres Oppenheimer: Chile’s economy is down, but far from out
• Renee Zellweger just isn’t herself
• The best course for net neutrality
• Two men accused of stealing fencing in Florida Keys
• Florida Panthers’ Brad Boyes scores in overtime to beat Avalanche
• Hospitals battle state over emergency care for undocumented immigrants