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October 3, 2014

• Gov. Rick Scott’s complex finances raise new questions about his state disclosure
• Broadway boasts an array of stars for the 2014-15 season
• Miami gastropubs put a Latin spin on restaurant trend
• Giorgio Rapicavoli’s Taperia Raca sold, closed
• Lutong Pinoy cooks food of the Philippines in North Miami Beach
• Miami Soul on the Scene: Private Concert by Flo Rida
• Separate volleyball-player identities but a lot of similarity between Nova Southeastern’s Donahue, UM’s Donahoe
• Supersize can is next big thing in craft beer
• After grisly death, Florida prisons overhaul care for mentally ill
• Venezuela president blames Colombian paramilitaries for murder of lawmaker
• Pamela Druckerman returns to Miami-Dade to discuss new book
• FIU med students head into neighborhoods to offer care
• Judge orders release of Guantánamo force-feed videos
• Venezuela president blames Colombian paramilitaries for murder of lawmaker
• Learning from each other
• Deadly abuse in Florida’s prisons: A Miami Herald investigation
• Freedom Tower salutes Cuban-American history — and its own
• Miami’s Freedom Tower: ‘We passed through there …’
• Fabiola Santiago: Miami can’t afford to not act on Ebola
• Youth Sports: Orange Bowl YFA honors Hialeah Cougars, Kendall Boys & Girls Club Kolts, South Miami Grey Ghosts, West Kendall Dolphins
• Tale of two Dade courthouses — one hoped-for, one crumbling
• Accept, or erase, that wrinkle in time?
• ‘Bible Trial’ attorney Bernard Mandler, who won 1960s case to ban prayers in Miami-Dade public schools, dies at 87
• Westminster routs LaSalle, gets to 6-0
• Tom Hudson: A.I.G.’s case promises high drama
• Lupin to expand in Coral Springs, add 45 jobs
• Workshop in Miami Beach to address migration to ‘Chip cards’
• Florida Panthers send six prospects to minors as they prepare for preseason finale
• Florida Gators badly need ‘must-win’ at Tennessee to quell fan base
• Florida State Seminoles focused on playing complete game
• Voting is a privilege and a duty
• Miami-Dade tax-appeals board sticks with new attorney choice
• Proper care
• Reject them all
• Halloween attractions up the scare factor
• Two elementary schools get all-clear after lockdowns
• Iranian comedian Maz Jobrani brings the funny to Fort Lauderdale Improv
• On stage, Lindsay Lohan gets tepid response
• Florida: Nationally acclaimed Dixieland band to headline Panama City’s Jazz-By-The-Bay
• South Florida Muslim leaders, federal authorities meet to discuss terrorism
• Scientists perform fish surgeries, use ROV to study Florida Keys’ underwater world
• James Ennis to make eagerly awaited debut in Miami Heat preseason opener
• Miami Hurricanes know defensive lapses aren’t an option vs. Georgia Tech
• Jerome Gumenick, developer behind Miami Beach’s Floridian, dies at 85
• Learning from each other
• A half dozen New York hotels with style
• Woman racks up $53K in Victoria's Secret fraud
• Roshard Phillips leads Southridge football to upset of South Dade
• U.S. jobless rate in September under 6%, but wages flat
• Flights added between Fort Lauderdale and Ecuador
• Son left out of father’s will; should sibling share?
• Miami Marlins’ Jose Fernandez has ‘incredible’ second throwing session
• FIU Panthers lead Conference USA’s East Division as Richard Leonard continues to make plays
• Inexperienced Miami Hurricanes hoops team will rely heavily on forward Tonye Jekiri
• Miami Beach’s DecoBike set to expand to Miami and rebrand as Citi Bikes
• Workplace violence
• The magic started before we reached the Magic Kingdom
• Miami Central Rockets open district play with solid win against Homestead
• Hondurans arrested on charges of obtaining false U.S. documents that belonged to Puerto Ricans
• Historic designation sought for Bay of Pigs museum
• Camera ploy
• Miami nail artist lets her fingers do the talking
• Trainer Stanley Gold has a lot riding on Florida Sire Stakes at Gulfstream Park
• Venezuela president blames Colombian paramilitaries for murder of lawmaker
• Ferguson-Varela game rescheduled because of lightning
• PRO WRESTLING: Meet, see future WWE divas, superstars at WWE NXT in Fort Pierce on Oct. 4
• Florida Panthers’ Nick Bjugstad ready to build on strong season
• Miami Beach-Columbus football game rescheduled
• Braddock, Belen will have to wait to settle score
• Miami High-Coral Park football game postponed
• Douglas QB Brett Israel scores on 10-yard run for overtime victory over South Plantation
• Touchdown in final seconds seals victory for North Miami Pioneers
• Northwestern-Norland game rescheduled because of lightning
• American outlasts lightning delay, Hialeah-Miami Lakes in Districk 16-7A win
• Sports on TV: Friday, Oct. 3, 2014