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December 15, 2014

• 1 person shot outside Cigar Bar in Pembroke Pines
• State puts on hold settlement payment to Nubia Barahona’s brother
• STK Miami opening delayed after sprinkler accident causes extensive damage
• Fleetwood Mac’s reunion with Christine McVie akin to ‘performance art,’ band’s founder says
• Borscht Film Festival spurs a Miami filmmaking boom
• Accessible Art: Compelling new works at Emerson Dorsch Gallery and Broward Cultural Division’s major call to artists
• Miami Soul on the Scene: Remy Rendezvous Art Basel yacht party
• India en la Calle 8
• Miami Soul on the Scene: Diner En Blanc's Miami Debut
• Rachel Zoe Interview
• Un tour por la cocina de Miami
• Beets, Chanukah, Christmas & Festivus for the Rest of Us
• Miami police veteran tabbed as next chief
• Miami couple recovering from gunshot and pistol whipping
• Bike Walk Coral Gables takes place Sunday
• Time for a change in personal injury lawsuits
• Use body cameras, under right rules
• Shame on the Herald
• Zoo theme park
• 5 shot in Overtown expected to survive; Miami cops working on motive
• Hoop Phi Hoop program brings basketball to Miami Gardens
• Shenandoah Park gets $200,000 renovation from city of Miami and Coca-Cola
• Weed-feasting carp released in South Florida canals
• Usher: from Serendipity to the Cameo
• 9/11 defendant claims rough treatment by Guantánamo guards; war court sidesteps issue
• Coral Gables Commission to swear in new city manager at Tuesday’s meeting
• Vatican presses U.S. on Guantánamo inmate treatment
• Five people shot in Overtown apartment complex
• Miami Heat stalls in second half, falls to Chicago Bulls
• Quarter-by-quarter analysis: Miami Dolphins’ 41-13 loss to the New England Patriots
• BSO: Family using gas grill indoors sustains carbon monoxide poisoning
• Miami Dolphins open up their passing game
• Keys to the Miami Dolphins’ 41-13 loss to the New England Patriots
• Tondreau’s fate in mortgage fraud case to be decided soon
• Miami Gardens delays vote on hiring zoning firm
• Miramar house fire kills six dogs
• Study: improved tourist visa laws would add billions in revenue and thousands of jobs within five years
• Parents of Pinecrest journalist beheaded by ISIS will light Hanukkah candle in his honor
• Tony Robbins larger than life
• Hires and promotions for the week of December 15, 2014
• Crossing the Florida Georgia Line at WWE Tribute to the Troops
• PRO WRESTLING: Crossing the Florida Georgia Line at WWE Tribute to the Troops
• Dennis Mavin lifts FIU Panthers past Florida Gulf Coast
• Sports on TV: Monday, Dec. 15, 2014
• Armando Salguero: Another December swoon likely means Joe Philbin’s out
• Injuries, illness taking a toll on Miami Heat
• Florida Panthers battle power-play slump
• Former Miami Dolphin Jonas Gray gives New England Patriots big boost
• Stefan Kozlov overcomes nerves, captures long-awaited Orange Bowl tennis title; Sonya Kenin wins Girls 18s title
• Marrying gay couples
• Ben Jacobstein, founded landmark orange juice and contact lens companies in Miami, dies at 92
• Key Biscayne driver who sparked hit-and-run law sent to prison
• Police seek shooter who killed woman, injured another outside Hialeah nightclub
• Woman killed, another injured in Hialeah nightclub shooting
• After 20 years of fighting South Beach blight, taxing district seeks extension
• Heat’s Josh McRoberts might miss rest of season; Chris Bosh’s status uncertain
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez kicks off hiring program
• Economists project nearly $1 billion surplus for Florida budget
• Leaving Afghanistan
• Whole Foods opening four new South Florida stores in downtown Miami, Pompano Beach, Davie and West Palm Beach