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November 17, 2014

• Film documents sexualization of children in America
• Town house fire sends 1 person to hospital with burns
• Beefed-up seafood menu at Steak 954
• New chef, hot-stone concept at Seasalt & Pepper
• NY-based Quality Meats to open Miami Beach steakhouse
• Marvel Universe LIVE! superheroes and villains invade South Florida this weekend
• Rock legends, beer, booze, an 80s prom & Greased Lightning, Charlie Brown
• Artist Daniel Arsham predicts the future at Locust Projects
• Broward presents a revamped 'Phantom of the Opera'
• Bal Harbour appoints new mayor, vice mayor
• Greg Cote: Giancarlo Stanton deal could help repair Jeffrey Loria’s image
• Chemo for a Corgi: A dog’s battle with cancer
• Miami Hurricanes rally past Florida Gators
• Norland looking to make history
• Andre C. Fernandez: Second week of playoffs features rivalries
• Miami Hurricanes seniors mentoring younger players
• Guantánamo prosecutors: Prison needs female guards touching, moving ex-CIA captives
• Florida Gators to seek coach with ‘proven track record’ to succeed Will Muschamp
• UF linebackers Jarrad Davis, Neiron Ball out for season
• Carnival Corp. launching new campaign to lure first-timers
• Former Miami Beach Mayor Alex Daoud wins legal battle against daughter over home
• Dolphins hold annual Kids and Fins shopping spree
• Bono sidelined by arm injury
• U.S. health boss: Florida at crossroads for Obamacare signup
• Record-setting sculptor builds sand castles on beach in Bal Harbour
• Action on immigration
• U.S. must increase diplomatic presence in the Caribbean
• The Jesuit murders and the exodus of the faithful
• Activist Grace Solares to run for Miami’s District 2 Commission seat
• Bush family dynasty
• ‘Price Is Right’ announcer came on down
• Doing less?
• Knight Foundation to award a grant for community art project
• Feeding Fort Lauderdale’s homeless
• Former Miami Coalition of Christians and Jews to share stories of ‘pain and progress’
• Miami art festival showcases the beauty of nudity
• Neighbors in Religion: Unity service in English, Spanish Sunday at Bah’a`i Center
• Sports on TV: Monday, Nov. 17, 2014
• Lawyer: Cosby won’t address ‘decade-old' claims
• Dwyane Wade’s fashion night out
• Celeb birthdays for the week of Nov. 16-22
• Mario Chalmers, rookies help end Heat slide with win over Nets
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014
• Miami Marine Stadium deal a $121 million affair
• Westminster players, coach earn honors
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE Week on USA Network kicks off Dec. 15
• UM’s Clive Walford up for Mackey Award
• FIU’s Davison Colimon, Jonnu Smith earn honors
• A high profile kidnapping threatens Colombia’s peace process
• Panthers’ goal binge comes at a convenient time
• Ex-high school basketball coach charged with lewd, lascivious conduct
• Neighbors, developer at odds over increased traffic near proposed apartment complex
• Foreign student: Thank you, America
• Deadly dice: 3 players injured, 1 killed in Liberty City drive-by shooting
• Miami Gardens reaches agreement with red light camera company
• Pipeline Workspaces chooses Coral Gables for third coworking location
• Outrageous baseball salaries
• White collar crime pays
• Federal lawsuit for private company hired to operate red-light traffic cameras
• Solange no longer a single lady
• Fort Lauderdale police ID victim in deadly Tri-Rail crash
• Council approves memorial in Pinecrest Gardens for slain journalist Steven Sotloff
• Zion’s Stone not a secret anymore
• Drivers: New highway fees on 836, 112 are taking a toll
• Miami Marlins confirm Giancarlo Stanton’s deal: 13 years, $325 million
• Elementary schools, trees and marijuana hot topics at Coral Gables meeting
• Main question for Miami Dolphins: How to slow Peyton Manning
• Detention at Guantánamo grinds on: 13 years and counting
• Tampa police close LSD investigation with no answers about tainted meat