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October 5, 2014

• Rick Scott vs. Charlie Crist: By the numbers
• Michael Schwartz reopens Miami flagship after face-lift
• Quattro touts truffles through end of the year
• Trial classes, giveaways & Sesame street live: Munchkin Fun's top picks for the week
• ‘I want my bubble back,’ says man rescued by Coast Guard
• New voucher program helps Florida students with special needs
• Miami police respond to spate of Coconut Grove shootings
• 2014 saw many ‘firsts’ in tech hub development, but challenges remain
• To nurture a tech ecosystem, bring on the money
• Gateway City: With imports up, Miami’s grand trade surpluses could be behind us
• After Ebola scare in South Florida, mayor says test results negative
• Rances Barthelemy retains IBF junior-lightweight belt with win over Fernando Saucedo
• Florida Panthers pay visit to United States Military Academy at West Point
• Federal court hearing examines Guantánamo hunger-strike policy
• Xpand Staffing ready for growth
• Arnaud Karsenti: betting big on Miami real estate
• Maximizing revenues: When it comes to pricing, one size does not fit all
• For helping Feds, Hialeah Ponzi schemer gets his 10-year sentence cut in half
• NovoPayment: Miami-based firm helps Americas’s ‘unbanked’ population
• Clean Power Plan is riddled with problems
• U.S. needs Huntsman
• Venezuela doesn’t belong on the Security Council
• Wyllie for governor
• Clean up DCF
• Amendment One deserves support
• Entrepreneurship Datebook
• Book review: John Lahr’s ‘Tennessee Williams’
• Book review: Colm Toibin’s ‘Nora Webster’
• Massachusetts: Plimoth Plantation opens craft and bread centers
• Killer luggage
• Not so Bright Futures
• Slow Burn Theater moving to Fort Lauderdale
• CEOs: Brain drain ebbing, but housing costs a problem
• My view: Consider mediation; talk is cheaper than a lawsuit
• Greater Downtown Miami looks like a buyer’s market for condos
• Troops in West Africa
• Monday is the last day to register to vote in Nov. 4 election
• White poverty exists, ignored
• Teachers saw pain behind doomed kids’ smiles
• Book review: Walter Isaacson’s ‘The Innovators’
• What are you reading now?
• Ellis Island hospital complex to open to visitors
• New York: Met displays epic mural by Thomas Hart Benton
• Travel tech
• Miami Hurricanes’ Duke Johnson starts fast but touches limited
• Miami Hurricanes trampled by Georgia Tech
• Ransom Everglades girls’ volleyball team’s strong run ends
• FSU kicker Roberto Aguayo continues to connect for Seminoles
• Florida State Seminoles defense fuels rout of Wake Forest
• Florida Panthers see improvement despite preseason ending winless
• In Miami’s Little Haiti, death of ‘Baby Doc’ brings mixed emotions
• Sports on TV: Sunday, Oct. 5, 2014
• Agency celebrates 40 years protecting Biscayne Bay
• Miami Heat opens preseason with loss to New Orleans Pelicans