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November 22, 2014

• In S. Florida immigrant circles, tears as well as cheers
• At Miami Book Fair, wind, rain and gales of laughter
• Homestead officials, manager blast ex-mayor in letter to judge ahead of sentencing
• Turkey trots, holiday parades & airport survival: Munchkin Fun's top picks for Thanksgiving week
• A new take on ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ opens in Broward
• High court won't suppress secret redistricting documents
• FSU shooter's friends tried to get help for him months before the shooting
• Guantánamo nurse
• HB 1: The end of texting while driving in Florida
• Harassing the homeless
• Presidential powers
• ‘Book of Mormon’ to hold $25 ticket lottery at Arsht
• Right after 2014 election, Miami’s campaign season begins
• Former Ecuador official strikes deal for sneaking gold, cash in airport
• Underlining a need for more park space
• Miami Central churns out another winning performance
• Killian Cougars get 6th shutout of season
• St. Thomas advances to 4-7A final with rout of Plantation
• Goal-line stand helps Flanagan Falcons prevail in overtime
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Nov. 22, 2014
• Two graded stakes on Gulfstream West’s Saturday card
• OAS calls for Haitians to come together, raises concern about new Bahamas immigration policy
• Key Biscayne Council to consider prohibiting sale and use of Styrofoam
• At long last, action
• Greg Cote’s Random Evidence: Giancarlo Stanton’s $2,854 per hour is just plain depressing
• Booker T. Washington Tornadoes set Miami-Dade County win record
• Janarvis Pough catches three touchdowns, leads Plantation American Heritage to victory
• Winning record still on line for Miami Hurricanes
• Ask Nancy: Recommendations for a lonely and bored senior
• Treatments aim to save the leg for diabetics with wounds
• Miami Stories: A perfect place for your personal oasis
• Alex Rodriguez and the fake-money-passing felon
• For school project, next stop is outer space
• Democrats out of step with their constituents
• Plant this, not that
• UM’s Diabetes Research Institute working toward cure of Type 1 diabetes
• More than 5,000 U.S. kids diagnosed annually with Type 2 diabetes
• Weight-loss surgery can help obese people get back on track with their diabetes
• Pumps, glucose monitors keep Type 1 diabetes in check
• Vision loss can develop without any symptoms
• Changes on SR 836 now in effect
• Eating smart for diabetes
• For the elderly, diabetes presents more complications
• Saudi Arabia fetches former ‘forever prisoner’ from Guantánamo
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Please say it ain’t so, Bill Cosby— or is it?
• UF QB Jeff Driskel accounts for four TDs in perhaps his final home game
• Carl Hiaasen: Their major was ID theft and tax fraud
• Cell-phone addiction
• Brain-injury funding
• Immigration reform should be a matter for Congress
• At a crossroads: FIU’s Frost gets new director
• Bent Range Fate Comes Down to the Wire
• New lobster, barracuda rules
• Aging South Florida youth camp to be spruced up
• Tom Hudson: As we squabble over wishbone, OPEC to argue over oil issues
• Big plays lead to win by Delray American Heritage
• Southern Cross Stargazer for Nov. 23-29, 2014
• Condo line: Should board hold open forum for members?
• British Columbia, where icewine and powder runs come together
• Norland-Sagemont is a battle of styles
• Nick Bjugstad shines on Florida Panthers’ California trip
• It’s back to basics for struggling Miami Heat
• New coach for UF