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September 18, 2014

• Miami Hurricanes line ‘ready’ for Nebraska and raucous crowd
• Miami Hurricanes’ Duke Johnson ready to roll
• Gov. Rick Scott appoints lawmaker to Public Service Commission
• Coast Guard Station Miami Beach seizes $23 million worth of cocaine
• Meghan Trainor is more than that ‘bass’
• Clubes: Azúcar Night Club
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami - Sept. 19-21
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Anthony Hamilton & Chrisette Michele performing live, Soul Centric Miami
• 'A Walk Among the Tombstones' (R)
• Eat well & do good at OTC Sept 22
• Food at Red Velvet in Sunny Isles goes way beyond froyo
• Pop-Up Parks Sprout in Downtown Miami Parking Spaces on Friday
• 'The Notebook' (R)
• 'The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them' (R)
• 'Tusk' (R)
• Pubbelly goes vegan Oct 2
• Gov. Rick Scott appoints lawmaker to Public Service Commission
• Fla. sheriff: 6 children, 2 adults shot to death in north Fla.
• How much does that X-ray cost? New Hampshire will say, but Florida won’t
• Healthcare price averages don’t give Miami-Dade tools to cut costs
• DoSomething.org joins forces with WWE, Creative Coalition’s Be a STAR Anti-Bullying initiative
• John Murillo fights through trying times on football field for Goleman High
• Venezuela’s Maduro accuses media of “psychological warfare” amid illness reports
• Ruling imperils Key Biscayne tennis center expansion
• Florida lawmakers push for Everglades money
• Armando Salguero: Pro Football Focus lauds Miami Dolphins’ Ryan Tannehill but my eyes see differently
• Terrariums bring the outdoors inside
• Dodging the taxman
• CBRE, Blanca Commercial Real Estate tapped to lease All Aboard Florida’s MiamiCentral
• Alison Bechdel memoir due in 2017
• Bill Hader & Kristen Wiig: Kindred spirits
• Miami Heat adds Keith Smart, Chris Quinn as assistant coaches
• Miami Hurricanes show no fear of going to Nebraska
• Outdoors notebook
• FIU Panthers cornerback Jeremiah McKinnon practices
• American Heritage takes 4th straight title at invitational
• University of Miami Swimming Hall of Fame Coach Bill Diaz dies at 89
• Family’s fears realized when missing Miami woman confirmed dead
• Miami Central QB Jerrod Thomas spreads wealth in rout over Columbus
• Diaz-Balart tells own story, says help needed to prevent suicide
• Apple fans in Miami line up to wait for a new iPhone 6
• Fort Lauderdale Strikers team sold to trio of Brazilians
• Vaccination the most effective flu prevention for seniors
• Tip hotel maids well
• Miami Dolphins stress special-teams improvement, will keep Jarvis Landry as returner
• Fighting Huntington’s Disease
• Ben & Jerry’s may rename ‘Hazed & Confused’ after complaints
• Neverending subsidy
• Joe vs. the Pro: Jameis Winston’s first-half absence should not hurt FSU much
• Sunny Isles Beach gives tentative OK to budget
• Miami Beach tinkers with residential parking rules
• Florida violating class-size limits rules
• Program teaches yoga to troubled teens
• Ransom wins Youth Fair title
• Florida Panthers’ owners vow to not move team
• Fishing report
• FIU Panthers freshman duo find rhythm on offense
• Port-au-Prince Jazz fest comes to Little Haiti
• Optimism abounds as Florida Panthers begin training camp
• Alabama QB Blake Sims on Florida Gators’ radar
• History repeats itself with FSU backup QB Sean Maguire starting vs. Clemson
• Giancarlo Stanton visits teammates for first time since beaning
• Big inning proves costly for Miami Marlins’ Brad Hand in loss to Washington Nationals
• Miami student’s iceberg-inspired light fixture wins contest
• Miami-Dade taxes go up slightly under final budget
• Miami Marine Stadium gets preservation grant
• A century later, panel reflects on gravity, complexity of WWI
• Plan to compensate Nubia’s siblings hits snag
• Miami Dolphins DB Michael Thomas to have expanded role against Chiefs
• Iraq war epitaph
• Miami Marlins defeat Mets, end long road trip 5-5
• Florida Gators not hiding anything from Alabama
• Daniel Thomas happy to be back with Miami Dolphins
• Archbishop Curley adds coordinator for students to ‘bring faith to their life’
• Miami Marlins’ Giancarlo Stanton out for rest of 2014 season