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November 14, 2014

• A grittier, opulent ‘Phantom’ returns to the Broward Center
• UF’s new president will be paid more than $1 million
• Good Samaritan shot dead while protecting kids at apartment complex
• The List: Rocco's Tacos' Rocco Mangel
• Craft beer of the week: Concrete Beach Stiltsville Pilsner
• Mike Birbiglia, the master of long-form levity, heads to the Arsht Center on Nov. 20
• Restaurant review: Bright colors, bold flavors at Cantina La Veinte
• Now that's a Good Pie: Davie bakery does sweet and savory
• Vibe 305 food truck helps at-risk teens reach their potential
• Review: Ron Rash’s ‘Something Rich and Strange’
• Fabiola Santiago: In pols we trust not
• Gators aim to swamp Gamecocks and reclaim home dominance
• Our students’ safety
• Art and commerce
• Continuity Forum in Miami, Ashoka highlight ideas that change the world
• UM women take care of business early, top Oakland in season opener
• Champagnat’s appeal denied, football team officially out of playoffs
• Michael Tilson Thomas brings San Francisco Symphony to Miami
• Florida failing to keep juvenile crime records confidential
• Keep Arthur Godfrey Road
• The tale of the tail: David Rivera calls cops on mysterious follower
• Dems squabble, look inward after brutal losses
• Miami Herald vs. Fox News
• Philip Haas’ ‘Four Seasons’ on display through April at Pinecrest Gardens
• Barry men’s basketball team returns solid lineup
• New village mayor, council installed in Key Biscayne
• Ramona Singer’s husband on the loose
• Seven senators visiting Guantánamo
• Ryan Tannehill leads Dolphins’ surge past Buffalo Bills
• Actress Bella Thorne signing copies of ‘Autumn Falls’
• What do you recommend?
• Review: Richard Ford’s ‘Let Me Be Frank With You’
• Armando Salguero: Dolphins coaches deserves game ball after win on short week
• Phenom Tsion Yared a threat for Pine Crest at state cross-country tournament
• Booker T. routs Somerset, wins 37th game in a row
• Rebounding problems spell trouble for Heat against Atlanta Hawks
• Sports on TV: Friday, Nov. 14, 2014
• College football Week 12: Joe vs. The Pro
• Census: High-speed Internet varies from coastal to inland areas in state
• 31 busted on mostly drug charges in Goulds housing project
• 39th annual Citizens’ Crime Watch of Miami-Dade awards winners
• Headliners announced for 2015 Jazz in the Gardens fest at Sun Life Stadium
• FUNDarte’s ‘Writing in Sand’ looks at Miami’s migrant women
• Honored for ‘just grooving’
• Friday Night Live, Playoffs Week 1: South Florida high school football, November 14, 2014
• Altis Cardinal plans to upgrade 901 Ponce building
• Greg Cote: Dolphins keep playoff hopes alive with must-win victory
• Homestead Housing Authority scrambles to keep $3 million USDA grant
• Review: Chuck Todd’s ‘The Stranger: Barack Obama in the White House’
• Columbus cruises past North Miami Beach in Region 4-8A quarterfinal
• Miami Hurricanes basketball teams open seasons amid FSU-UM football hoopla
• Pine Crest falls to Gainesville’s P.K. Yonge in state volleyball title match
• PRO WRESTLING: Indie star Colt Cabana in Miami on Nov. 16 for RONIN show
• Maturing process shapes Joey Logano’s Sprint Cup title bid
• Fairchild’s tropical garden column: Caring for water-loving palms
• Gov. Rick Scott may reward campaign manager with chief of staff job
• More polls?
• EViD voting machines
• Miami-Dade children and teens need ‘forever families’
• Society’s concern should not be celebrity-driven
• Ferguson waits
• University of Miami’s Hillel student center getting $3 million renovation
• Ryan Tannehill absorbs five sacks but is still efficient in Dolphins’ win
• Review: Bradford Morrow’s ‘The Forgers’
• Interview: Siri Hustvedt, author of ‘The Blazing World’
• Former Dolphins receiver Chris '7-Eleven' Hogan stands out for Buffalo Bills
• Greg Cote: Time to tweak NFL playoff format so best get in
• Tony Stewart looking for redemption as a team owner
• Creative solutions for disorganized remotes
• Marriage equality will prevail in Florida
• Fuel dumped in storm drain near North Bay Village
• Revamped FIU men’s basketball team has a strong start to its new season
• FIU women’s basketball team outworked in opener
• FIU seniors ready for home finale, proud they stayed despite upheaval
• Letter: In support of Henry Clifford
• Broward team wins wahoo event
• Cubans finding comfort, nostalgia in Russian products
• Miami businessman steps in to save bait fishing reef
• Equal rights for transgenders
• Miami-Dade hospitals recognized for excellence
• Miami Beach residents might experience lower water pressure for a week
• Dolphins’ playoff fate likely rests with Ryan Tannehill, tenuous offensive line
• Doral police to conduct DUI checkpoint Friday night
• Apps can keep close tabs on sugar levels
• Diner’s Dictionary: Teppanyaki