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October 23, 2014

• 2014’s fleet is evidence of how cruises and ships have changed
• As Broward child wasted away, protectors looked but didn’t see
• Chat: Miami Dolphins, Oct. 23, 2014
• Gov. Scott won’t show for deposition but will attend fundraiser instead
• Miami Theater Center humanizes ‘Hedda Gabler’
• What's the Best? South Florida restaurants with a view
• Babylon opens gateway to Turkish cuisine in South Beach
• RoomMate Hotels' CEO Enrique Sarasola on new BeMate apartment rental service
• #HowToMiami - Cuban Sandwich
• Brickell Rum Fest returns with tastings and live music
• Amaize, an arepa-teria, to open in Doral
• The List: Eating in Miami with Miguel Aguilar
• 3 stars for Embarcadero, a downtown Miami Peruvian restaurant that does it all
• Tattoos and status
• Affordable Care Act affects Medicare
• Former Spanx CEO’s career advice: Be yourself
• Environmentalists drop emergency bid to stop Government Cut dredge
• Greg Cote’s Week 8 NFL picks
• IRS asks for more documents in payroll tax review
• The power and value of voting
• Aventura Mall launches international baggage shipping
• Hernan Bas exhibit: Youth and uncertainty rendered confidently
• Miami Beach planning to relocate Teen Center
• Botanica owner grazed in head by bullet in Little Haiti
• Elizabeth Peña’s tragic ending
• Friends and Neighbors: A successful Breast Cancer Awareness Month in South Florida
• Former Miami Dolphins star Jason Taylor to host unique garage sale, ping-pong event for needy through Jason Taylor Foundation
• Former Miami Dolphins star Jason Taylor to host unique garage sale, ping-pong event for needy through Jason Taylor Foundation
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Oct. 23, 2014
• Affordable Care Act affects Medicare
• Miami passes new mural legislation
• Longtime barber retires after 53 years
• Disorder in the court: Female lawyers want NBC to yank ‘Bad Judge’
• ‘Ouija’ star Bianca Santos ventures to the other side
• American Authors aren’t a one hit wonder
• Miami Springs police department trains on new Tasers
• Royal Caribbean profits up in third quarter
• Greg Cote: Florida’s NFL teams in state of mediocrity
• Miami chipping away at foreclosures
• What do you recommend?
• UHealth receives $50M naming gift for medical ‘facility of the future’
• U.S. to try detainee in Afghanistan in federal court, not military commission
• BankUnited‘s third quarter net income essentially flat
• Spooky storybook hour brings together families, Halloween fun
• Miami-Dade charter; judicial retention
• Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade likely won’t have luxury of ‘maintenance program’ this season
• Building a school in downtown Miami a tough proposition
• Florida Gators lose top LB prospect Jerome Baker to Ohio State
• Miami Hurricanes defense dominates from start
• Homestead-exemption violation prompts Miami-Dade property appraiser manager to resign
• Florida Panthers’ Derek MacKenzie: Fourth-line center, first-rate energy
• eMerge Americas conference to feature more women entrepreneurs
• Middle-range young adults with disabilities need life skills
• Is there a need for a new courthouse?
• South Florida ‘foodpreneurs’ seeing heaping helpings of investment interest
• ACLU sues over rule on where sex offenders can live in Miami-Dade
• College football Week 9: Joe vs. Pro
• Miami Dolphins LB Jelani Jenkins has filled in capably for Dannell Ellerbe
• Duke Johnson runs wild as Miami Hurricanes dominate Virginia Tech Hokies in Blacksburg
• Miami chipping away at foreclosures
• In cleansing Ebola, hospital is disinfected but homes are purged
• PolitiFact Florida: Could Charlie Crist have expanded Medicaid in Florida?
• Ex-Venezuelan judge pleads guilty in Miami drug case linked to Chávez government
• Former Homestead mayor, wife reaped $200,000 from favor seekers