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October 8, 2014

• Dear Abby: Woman who suspects abuse should resist accusations
• Lawsuit: Gov. Rick Scott shields more than $200 million in assets
• Extending a cruise vacation to Peru’s Machu Picchu
• Readers share views on Palmetto Bay, Cutler Bay elections
• On financial disclosure, State Rep. Erik Fresen reports income from company that went out of business in 2009
• 2.5 stars for Belgian waffles, beer and more at Bistro BE in Miami
• Miami-raised Austin Paul talks about III Points Festival in Wynwood
• SooWoo brings Korean & teppanyaki to South Beach
• Locks of Love Event at Sprout
• Former Fed chairman caught up in refinancing quicksand
• Healthcare activists launch new effort to enroll Floridians in insurance plans
• DCF foster care decision has fatal outcome
• After inmate’s death, sergeant to be questioned
• ‘Peter and the Starcatcher’: an extremely non-objective preview
• Last week’s best Broward high school performances
• Miami Hurricanes WR Rashawn Scott may take medical redshirt
• Winning the turnover battle key for FIU Panthers
• Finalists named for panel to oversee $830M Jackson bond spending
• Fishing report
• Police report redacted as investigation of ‘serious charge’ against Florida Gators QB Treon Harris continues
• Miami Dolphins great Manny Fernandez to join team’s Honor Roll
• Beach nice before ‘Vice’
• No to new courthouse
• Honor the past
• Feds hit Miami gang with rackeetering, gun and drug charges
• Beach Buzz: Thierry’s Catering celebrates 25th anniversary
• Fall decor does a Scottish fling
• Patron of opera Louise Todaro dies at 90
• Children in the immigration system need more legal protection
• Greg Cote’s Thursday night NFL pick: Colts at Texans
• Guantánamo ‘experiment’ didn’t break hunger strike but gets judge’s attention
• Hiking and learning on the Civil War battlefields
• Champagnat routs in homecoming game
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Oct. 9, 2014
• Learning to relax made FIU Panthers’ Jonnu Smith better
• Miami congressional candidates differ on U.S.-Cuba policy
• Florida Panthers hope to catch Lightning in a bottle in opener
• Haiti’s sanitation needs to be focus of meeting in capitol
• Houston-to-Miami flight diverted over threat, woman hospitalized
• Fight Ebola in Africa
• West Miami-Dade man faces drug charges after shooting 3 home invaders
• Bruce Jenner sure has changed
• No state funeral for ‘Baby Doc’ Duvalier
• Rare fern in Miami proposed for endangered species list
• Palmetto Bay police to hold safety fair on Saturday
• Los Angeles: Film academy hosts first exhibit in new museum site
• North Miami councilwoman admits getting special treatment for her mother
• Last week’s best Miami-Dade high school performances
• Nirennold’s goal in 58th lifts Nova past Barry in men’s soccer
• New day, same feel for course once known as Calder
• The Miami connection
• Old, sick and behind bars
• Miami World Center plans poised for crucial vote
• Cops looking for shooter of two men in Miami Gardens
• American Heritage driven by memory of past loss
• A bountiful night of frogging in the Glades
• Florida Gators RB Matt Jones expected to play against LSU
• Test park visitors
• Scott has my vote
• Finding Reza’s bubble
• Miami Dolphins’ Ryan Tannehill rested and ready for encore
• Stephen Collins story gets uglier, Debbie Harry to pay tribute to Lennon
• Survey names Miami top for attractiveness, clubs, singles scene
• Latin America should play larger role in U.S. elections
• Report: Florida lags in clean-energy jobs
• Hostels: the cure for expensive, lonely travel
• Epcot food festival: culinary adventure
• Miami playwright Teo Castellanos tells a family story in ‘Third Trinity’
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE legend Hulk Hogan teams with SEGA’s Crazy Taxi City Rush
• Miami singer to portray Celia Cruz in a TV series
• Miami eye doctor Warren Lieberman, a founder of Center for Excellence in Eye Care, dies at 84
• Florida Memorial and other historically black colleges look to future
• Miami Heat tones down hype before preseason game against LeBron James, Cavs
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE NXT’s Alexa Bliss, Baron Corbin different but alike
• Adapting to a constantly changing world
• Third-grader granted wish to become a Miami Hurricane