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September 15, 2014

• Sweetwater takes council members’ spending out of mayor’s hands
• Velvet Underground: Slap & Tickle pops up underground at FDR and Ball & Chain throws first La Pachanga party
• Pigs Do Fly's 'Fifty Plus: A New Attitude' at Empire Stage brings a new batch of short plays
• Disney on Ice giveaways, kids cooking & freebie fun: Munchkin Fun's top picks for the week
• DWNTWN Art Days promotes arts and culture in Miami this weekend
• Indoor stand-up paddleboard class in Coconut Grove is a first
• No court martial for nurse who refused to give forced-feeding at Guantánamo
• Miami Marlins rally in the 9th to beat Philadelphia Phillies, snap 4-game skid
• Miami Dolphins’ struggles in Buffalo continue with loss to Bills
• Phillies’ Ben Revere can relate to Giancarlo Stanton, dealing with hit to face
• State suspends some standardized tests for kindergartners
• Smile for the cameras
• Support PAMM
• Greyhound abuse
• Local speed trap
• Hobby Lobby whim
• Firm drops suit against family of paralyzed Broward County man
• Study: Sunscreen may harm the sea life
• Envelopes in Marriott hotels invite tips for maids
• Dolphins not counting on Jordan or Jones for Chiefs
• Children’s Trust salaries
• Israeli history
• Miami Hurricanes embark on journey to part ‘Red Sea’ of Nebraska Cornhuskers
• City, county near a deal on stadium development area
• Should I use ice or heat?
• Get ready for Ronin Pro Wrestling with Leva Bates, Tommy Dreamer, Alex Chamberlain, Al Snow, Shawn Prime, Rock-n-Roll Express, Jonny Vandal, Rob Van Dam in Miami
• Former Homestead mayor’s trial begins
• Transgender protections come before Miami-Dade commission — again
• Surfside looking to cut tax rate, personnel costs
• Boots on the ground
• DCF’s failings
• Miami Hurricanes QB Kevin Olsen arrested, suspended indefinitely
• FIU, Pittsburgh combine for three safeties
• Healthy Derrick Mitchell gives boost to FSU’s ailing defensive line
• On the air
• Filling the bench
• South Florida CEOs: Tax code far too complex
• North Bay Village rejects tax cut
• Public libraries save lives
• Scientists probe secrets of Dry Tortugas
• Shalala’s final act
• Kislak launches new tax-lien certificate fund
• Barbaric methods appeal to mankind’s worst instincts
• Florida still cruise capital
• Crist campaign ad says Scott supports employers denying women birth control
• Nubia Barahona’s adoptive sister sues DCF
• Town postpones decision on change to development rules
• Miami Dolphins coordinator Bill Lazor on offensive woes: ‘The blame rests 100 percent on me’
• Greg Cote: Two games not enough to fairly assess Dolphins
• New plan scraps increases in bus fare
• Iraqi captive at Guantánamo gets Marine lawyer who invaded Iraq
• Florida fights to save dwindling honeybees
• Baptist donates $5 million to science museum
• In celebration of Constitution Day
• As Haiti election delays continue, Aristide remains focus
• Don’t create road to nowhere that harms UDB
• Rename it ‘Irving Pincus’