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September 29, 2014

• One dead, two injured in Hialeah apartment fire
• Brazil heads into white-knuckle presidential race — Bolivia, Uruguay follow
• High court gives Gov. Scott deadline on Miami Lakes mayor Pizzi’s suspension
• Sneak Peek: Blackbird Ordinary in Brickell unveils new cocktail menu
• Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove debuts a beer garden in October
• 'I Love Lucy Live on Stage' is a trip to TV's golden age
• Miami Events - October 2014
• House of Horror curdles with more frights
• Velvet Underground: Mansion nightclub opens 'Cocktails and Dreams' and Craft Spirits Festival kicks off in Coconut Grove
• Accessible Art: Miami graffiti artist Jona Cerwinske transforms lounge at Katsuya and 'Untitled' art fair announces partnership with Curiator
• Aventura Mall Happenings
• Miami Soul feature: Local black fashion designers to know
• Opposing groups push message out to Florida voters about medical marijuana
• Government wants to close Guantánamo forced-feeding hearing
• Aventura resident wins Escape to Miami Triathlon
• North Miami seeks state aid to clean up park site
• In Miami-Dade, hope, help for offenders with mental illness
• Miami Herald Top 20: South Florida’s best high school football teams
• South Miami music teacher up for Grammy education award
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014
• Westwood girls rally to victory
• Miami commission approves Worldcenter agreement
• Miami lawyer seeks $5 million from Coast Guard for Colombian family in death at sea
• Caribbean leaders ask U.N. for help in reducing poverty
• Neighbors in Religion: Longtime cantor to retire
• OAS’ Insulza appeals to member nations to resettle cleared Guantánamo detainees
• New York’s Scout Ventures chooses Miami for VC office
• Low-cost Frontier landing at MIA
• UM receivers coach treats Super Bowl-winning father Pete Carroll to some high school football
• Andre C. Fernandez: Northwestern Bulls have the edge on Norland Vikings
• Balance key to Palmer Trinity volleyball team’s successful start
• Catching up with former Pine Crest star Brandon Knight
• FIU Panthers’ Richard Leonard gets multiple weekly honors
• Miami Hurricanes RB Duke Johnson has sprained ankle
• Miami Hurricanes’ offensive line injuries create ‘unbelievable opportunity’
• Miami Marlins making moves in right direction
• Greg Cote: Miami Dolphins’ Ryan Tannehill doesn’t need to be great — just consistently good
• Miami Heat will host Sioux Falls Skyforce tryout
• Feeding Floridians
• Slippery slope
• Lawless dog breeders
• Manny García-Tuñón: Hispanization: cooling down the pot
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE goes pink for Susan G. Komen breast cancer awareness
• Veteran WPLG meteorologist Walter Cronise dies at 90
• Getting a jump on ovarian cancer
• 95 and still going strong
• Charlie Crist kicks off campaign tour with stop at Pasco home
• North Miami Beach adopts strategic plan for city’s future
• Holiday seasonal hiring is on for Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s
• Climate change is now
• Jimbo Fisher says FSU players didn’t fake injuries
• Injuries sideline key players on Florida Gators defense
• FIU Panthers defense turning the corner with turnovers
• Globe-trotting pimp sentenced to 27 years
• Danny Granger will be beneficiary of Miami Heat’s corner threes
• Big win against Raiders continues Miami Dolphins’ puzzling inconsistency
• Miami club party where 15 were shot starts with fight, ends with questions
• Rewriting the past
• Miami places 6-month moratorium on new puppy stores
• Jade Signature gets $284-million construction loan
• Miami-Dade libraries need to end ‘bookish’ attitude, panel says
• Peronist creed still afflicts Argentina
• The commotion over Common Core standards
• Jason Derulo stays busy post breakup
• Walmart hiring for new Miami Gardens store
• PRO WRESTLING: Billy Fives, La Rosa Negra, Jonny Vandal at D1PW on Oct. 4 in South Florida
• John Cusack: Hollywood’s a whorehouse
• Celebrity birthdays on Sept. 30
• Spaniard López Tardón sent to prison for 150 years in Miami money-laundering case
• Reagan moves to 2-0 after convincing win
• Before they were stars: 'Miami Vice' was breeding ground for major talent