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September 17, 2014

• Books & Books coming to Arsht Center campus in downtown Miami
• Miami-Dade mayor takes stand in Homestead corruption case
• The Miami Spice List: Best Menu Choices
• Toast Mac's Club Deuce owner as he turns 100
• Updated: Miami restaurant openings, closings and more
• Go Drink This: Grand Dad's Breakfast
• Port-au-Prince Jazz fest comes to Little Haiti Cultural Center
• Two stars for priced-right pizzas and pastas at La Gazzetta in Miami
• Sawgrass Mills Welcomes More Stores
• Flamenco legend Antonio Canales performs with 'Siudy Between Worlds' at the Arsht Center
• Morimoto South Beach opening October 1 and we have the menu!
• Miami's Best Pizza to close after 44 years in Coral Gables
• Miami-Dade budget faces final vote
• Citrix purchases South Florida startup
• Libraries do save lives
• Atlantic Broadband offers 1 Gigabit service
• Iraq war veteran sues Gov. Rick Scott, state of Florida over loss of job
• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport’s new runway now open
• Rick Scott tries to clarify attack ad on Charlie Crist
• Local high school linemen drawing notice
• Miami Beach to develop plan to recover unpaid developer fees
• Outdoors feature: St. Lucie County artificial reef dazzles divers
• Greg Cote: Adrian Peterson case and others prove NFL guided by public reaction, not moral compass
• Last week’s best Miami-Dade performances
• In Miami, the art of Beatriz Milhazes fills museum, condo
• Miami Dolphins still committed to running the football
• Book review: David Bezmozgis’ ‘The Betrayers’
• Miami Beach shows off new anti-flooding pumps
• TNA Impact Wrestling’s Robbie E, Brooke tag teaming on ‘The Amazing Race’ on CBS
• Welcome to the new MiamiHerald.com
• Brickell Motors buys Ocean Cadillac
• Love Marlins Park
• Florida universities need $45 million to offset drop in Bright Futures scholarships
• Opa-locka leaders wrestle with tax rate
• Avril Lavigne, Chad Kroeger: Another Hollywood duo bites the dust?
• From ‘Downton Abbey,’ Dan Stevens goes to be a most welcome ‘Guest’
• Can Marina Silva shock the status quo?
• Miami Dolphins’ Ryan Tannehill tries to target problem of inaccuracy
• Miami Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton shares graphic photo of face after getting hit by pitch
• Nathan Eovaldi’s struggles continue in Miami Marlins’ loss to Mets
• American boys’, girls’ bowling sweep HML
• TNA Impact Wrestling’s Robbie E, Brooke tag teaming on ‘The Amazing Race’ on CBS
• Andres Oppenheimer: Brazilian election could help end country’s ‘paralysis’
• Celebrity birthdays on September 18
• Budget comes to the rescue
• No to plastic bags
• Selecting judges
• Dubai, most populous city in United Arab Emirates, speeds into the future
• President Barack Obama rules out ground troops vs. Islamic State group: ‘We’re not going to do this alone’
• Feds say ‘nurseries’ could save Government Cut coral
• How to find a doctor who makes house calls
• Greg Cote’s Thursday night NFL pick: Buccaneers vs. Falcons
• Gray Crow moves back to quarterback for University of Miami
• Crist needs to fire up black voters
• Last week’s best Broward performances
• Special teams overhaul for Miami Hurricanes
• FSU ready for Clemson’s QB duo
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Sept. 18, 2014
• Crist: Homeowners are paying more for less insurance coverage under Scott
• Locations of FEC Police Arrests in Miami-Dade County
• Crackdown on crossings riles residents
• Miami-Dade woman dies of meningitis
• Islamic State war
• Climate scientists ask governor for ‘solutions summit’
• Lennar reports more sales at higher prices
• Book review: Jen Mann’s ‘People I Want to Punch in the Throat’
• Friends and Neighbors: Program helps teen moms
• FSU star QB Jameis Winston suspended for first half vs. Clemson for yelling obscenities on campus
• Father of Tanya Gonzalez said Medical Examiners confirmed the body found in trunk was his daughter
• Toxic soil forces closure of fields
• Ariana Grande: Do ya think I’m sexy?
• Fort Lauderdale home health firm settles federal whistleblower case.
• Jewish Museum of Florida’s recipe contest celebrates foods of the High Holy Days