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November 10, 2014

• Pembroke Pines man stabbed at Keys bar
• ‘Carmen’ gets a Cuban makeover at the University of Miami
• PBS to livestream Miami Book Fair events
• Rediscover 'The Lost Art of Letter Writing' at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
• Accessible Art: The Scholl Lecture Series at PAMM welcomes NY artist Gary Simmons and an 'Urban MATERs' anti-gala fundraiser pops up in Wynwood
• Eat, drink and smoke at MC Kitchen's beer dinner with Dogfish Head, Alec Bradley
• Ball and Chain in Little Havana brings the Brazilian Girls to Miami
• Judge orders prison to stop using female guards to move prisoner to lawyer meetings
• Andre C. Fernandez previews Class 8A football regionals
• Ex-Miami cop testifies for British convicted killer
• Florida Gators offensive line is on the mend
• Double-amputee veteran shares his war story
• Drivers to see tolls everywhere on Dolphin, Airport expressways
• UM men’s basketball preview: Transfer players should provide spark
• Legal groups team to provide services for people who can’t afford attorneys
• Connecting inspiring vets with the right jobs
• Thanks for serving
• Celebrate Veterans Day
• Bea Hines: An ‘elegant evening’ Saturday for Christian Homes for Children in Plantation
• Steven Tyler and friends check out Steak 954
• Miami Country Day girls’ basketball team the favorite to repeat as state champion in Class 3A
• Battle sisters make Blanche Ely basketball team a force in Class 7A
• Miami Hurricanes’ Duke Johnson rushing to break ground
• Bills believe they have Dolphins’ number
• Miami man sentenced to 14 1/2 years in prison for extorting migrants in a smuggling operation of Cubans
• UM’s Ereck Flowers returns to practice
• Marlins unlikely to pursue big-ticket free agents
• Dolphins place Branden Albert on injured reserve
• U.S. agencies struggle against cyberattacks
• Aid agency rules would ban risky undercover work
• UM women’s basketball preview: Tall order is fulfilled for Canes
• Ojus residents voice concerns about proposed 400-unit luxury apartment complex
• Marathon man Juan Piña runs for success
• How we deal with homelessness in Fort Lauderdale
• Publix honors veterans
• Lending to the military
• Crews repair broken water main in South Beach
• Hialeah’s water plant is inundated with problems
• Study ranks Miami in bottom five cities to live as a veteran
• Miami-Dade libraries to add more free online services
• Sports on TV: Monday, Nov. 10, 2014
• Victoria Gotti: still growing up
• Miami-based CorQuest Medical sold to Cardio3 BioSciences
• Relieving veterans’ PTSD through horses, water — even yoga
• Florida hospitals could lose billions without Medicaid expansion, group warns
• Ralph Cabrera announces he is running for mayor of Coral Gables
• Happy days are here again for Heat’s Dwyane Wade
• PRO WRESTLING: RONIN returns to Miami with Colt Cabana, Joel Gertner, Solo Darling, BJ Murdoch, Maxx Stardom, Jonny Vandal on Nov. 16
• Westminster Christian Warriors seek repeat at state volleyball
• Guantánamo hunger striker appeals his treatment
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2014
• Sears submits plans for open-air village at Aventura Mall
• Fashion magnate Naeem Khan plans Miami facility
• Teen is shot at party in an ‘accident’
• Obama talks trade, visas in China, but battles weakened image
• Florida Panthers’ Colby Robak back in normal defenseman slot
• Sandra Hequin, owner of Miami family business Morays Jewelers, dies at 53
• Ladenburg Thalmann posts 3Q net income of $12.8 million
• Artists from around the world take part in Art Fest @ Doral
• Caring for veterans
• Why communism collapsed 25 years ago
• See Opa-locka’s artistic transformation
• Belafonte challenges Hollywood