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November 3, 2014

• Family members united in mission to serve others
• Parents and 2 young kids robbed in Miami home invasion
• Miramar barn gutted by fire
• The List: Big City Tavern's Louie Bossi
• Modern Italian bistro Moye opens in Brickell
• North African dishes cap exotic menu at Fez
• TigerDirect Tech Bash: Six things to look out for
• Skin By Caleb McGrew
• Tickets to Miami Book Fair author evenings are going on sale
• Accessible Art: Prominent collector Martin Z. Margulies shares photography archives at NSU Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale and Sebastiao Salgado tackles preservation at Dina Mitrani Gallery in Wynwood
• Chile’s Teatro en el Blanco comes to the OnStage Black Box
• Carnival Corp. launching faster Wi-Fi
• Deposed warden says Dade Correctional was a dysfunctional mess
• What are you reading now?
• S. Florida charities use photography to help foster children
• A place for care: Muslim leaders reach out to patients
• InList, an app for A-list clubs, attracts $3 million in funding
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE superstar, Fozzy frontman Chris Jericho authors ‘The Best In The World: At What I Have No Idea’
• Heat off to a perfect start with win over Toronto Raptors
• Wade starts, has double-double in second game in as many nights
• Quarter-by-quarter analysis: Dolphins’ 37-0 win over San Diego Chargers
• Dolphins’ Lamar Miller says he’s ‘good’ after injury in Chargers game
• Dolphins defense pitches shutout in a blowout win of Chargers
• Up in smoke, or the case of the missing rent
• Five community leaders to be honored on Nov. 12
• A moving vision of Spain
• Hot stuff celebs love
• American Heritage star QB Torrance Gibson orally commits to Ohio State
• Miami Heat’s Shane Battier, now busily retired, helps needy students
• 2 teens’ message: Play smart, stay smart
• Miami’s Bay of Pigs museum won’t be declared historic
• Funeral held for Oscar de la Renta
• To ring in holidays, Salvation Army hiring bell ringers
• American Airlines to start Miami-Frankfurt flights in May
• Florida waters
• Hero of the year
• Against Iran
• Expensive museums
• Military ‘OnStar’
• Leave Arthur Godfrey’s name on road
• Jackson Health, labor agree on new contract
• Impunity must end
• Trolleys arrive in North Beach
• Surfside gets new veterinary clinic
• Concert review: New World Symphony gets adventurous with Percussion Consort
• Concert review: Joshua Bell opens Broward Center season in style
• Telemundo boosting its Spanish-language newscasts
• Dolphins safety Michael Thomas likely out for season; Lamar Miller also ailing
• Counting votes in South Florida is labor intensive
• Miami Hurricanes focus on academics, healing before showdown with FSU
• Escaped Dade Corrections inmate captured in Palm Beach County
• ID theft reported at Jessie Trice health center
• Miami Realtors focus on foreign buyers
• Neighbors in Religion: Local ceremonies commemorate Kristallnacht
• Bullets fly in North Miami Beach after bank robbery; 1 suspect dead
• Norwegian Cruise Line plans debt offering
• Weight-lifters to lift for charity
• Companies protest Hialeah’s process for choosing trash hauler
• Pacific National under new ownership
• Joe Manganiello: ‘Magic Mike XXL’ better than the original
• Hospital volunteers raise millions for medical needs
• Bringing healthcare, toys to Haiti is more than a family affair
• South Florida is made of Makers
• Tom Hudson: Engagement key in elections, job market
• Grassroots, social media drive charity in modern era
• ‘Ice bucket’ opens new doors for fund-raising
• Homestead-based charity links farmers with families who need produce
• Anna Kendrick plays dress-up
• Car dealer founders rev up charity efforts in South Florida
• Families’ tradition of volunteering makes La Liga a life-saver
• Art museum reaches out to school children
• PRO WRESTLING: Paul O’Brien’s self published wrestling novels ‘Blood Red Turns Dollar Green’ make it to Hollywood
• Armando Salguero: Dolphins' dominance in win shows a team Fins fans could love
• Strong win over UNC has Hurricanes feeling upbeat
• Dolphins’ Charles Clay puts stamp on Chargers victory, still is not satisfied
• Building a better South Florida
• Angie Harmon & Jason Sehorn: It’s over
• Sports on TV: Monday, Nov. 3, 2014
• Halle Berry thinks ex is spending child support money on himself
• Miami Book Fair tickets on sale Monday
• Stories inspire us to build a stronger South Florida
• Carnival mentors help students cruise into a brighter future
• Run, have fun and support a worthy cause
• FIU football team has tough road for bowl eligibility
• Keys to the Dolphins’ 37-0 victory over San Diego Chargers
• Family foundations make a significant impact in community
• Diner’s Dictionary: Tagine