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September 30, 2014

• Gov. Rick Scott heavily invested in oil and gas ventures
• Morimoto rolls up to South Beach in style
• Halloween Miami 2014: Events for the whole family
• Sneak Peek: Blackbird Ordinary in Brickell unveils new cocktail menu
• Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove debuts a beer garden in October
• Velvet Underground: Mansion nightclub opens 'Cocktails and Dreams' and Craft Spirits Festival kicks off in Coconut Grove
• Opposing groups push message out to Florida voters about medical marijuana
• New Cuban cookbook shares stories through recipes and photographs
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Secret Service’s intolerable bungling demands answers
• U.S. must raise stakes to get hostage Alan Gross returned by Cuba
• Celebrity birthdays on Oct 1
• Ex-Marine lawyer gets top job overseeing Guantánamo war court
• Aventura resident wins Escape to Miami Triathlon
• Amanda Bynes’ latest escapade
• New vacation rental site launches with Miami options
• In Miami-Dade, schools command top tax rate
• South Miami approves budget, deal with FPL
• Floating body off Miami Beach not identified
• Miami foreclosure rate keeps falling
• Robin Gibb’s final recordings, Tony Bennett’s pairing with Lady Gaga highlight new album releases
• In Miami-Dade, hope, help for offenders with mental illness
• HealthCare.com launches insurance comparison website
• Large gender gap persists in venture capital deals, study finds
• Obama goal of Guantánamo closure stalled at Pentagon
• 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 Heat’s Justin Hamilton expected to return soon from minor heart ailment
• Miami Dolphins’ Ryan Tannehill refreshed after strong performance
• Manager at Miami nightspot where 15 were shot is cited for code violations
• Former American Heritage basketball star Kobe Eubanks sues school
• PRO WRESTLING: NXT part of ‘WWE 2K15’ video game
• Miami-Dade Police warns of fake letters about zoning violations
• Eliminate tax loopholes
• GOP Crist ad confusing
• Provide tools for kids
• Oscar winner Octavia Spencer makes the transition to TV
• In Miami-Dade, schools command top tax rate
• Miami con man sentenced to five-year prison term
• Ryan Seacrest: fashion mogul
• OAS’ Insulza appeals to member nations to resettle cleared Guantánamo detainees
• Homestead approves budget, tax rate
• Coral Gables approves tax rate, spending plan
• Case-Shiller: Miami home prices rose 11 percent in July
• Low-cost Frontier landing at MIA
• Andre C. Fernandez: Northwestern Bulls have the edge on Norland Vikings
• Balance key to Palmer Trinity volleyball team’s successful start
• Miami finds millions to clean, reopen contaminated sites
• Shore Club switching some units to condo
• Seminole Tribe of Florida to acquire Mackinac Savings Bank
• Catching up with former Pine Crest star Brandon Knight
• Homestead’s embattled housing director is fired
• Don’t shut courtroom door
• Miami-Dade safety campaign urges students to ‘say something’
• CIP editorial on point
• Wake-up call in Liberty City
• Friends and Neighbors: Pinecrest 5K to aid cancer research
• Ex-Marine lawyer gets top job overseeing Guantánamo war court
• Fabiola Santiago: No safe haven in our noisy jungle, Miami
• FIU Panthers’ Richard Leonard gets multiple weekly honors
• Miami Hurricanes RB Duke Johnson has sprained ankle
• Miami Marlins making moves in right direction
• Jimbo Fisher says FSU players didn’t fake injuries
• Injuries sideline key players on Florida Gators defense
• Report: Fla. voters had country’s longest waits to cast ballots