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October 1, 2015

• Talent seekers: Longtime friends plan 35th annual Alper JCC Berrin Family Jewish Book Festival
• Vanessa James Media and Cadillac Celebrate Another Successful VJ Media Mixology IV
• Miami Soul weekend guide: 100 Black Men Happy Hour, Afropolitan Miami, Alphadisiac A List Party, and more
• Letter: New South Miami employees in retirement system could cost $38M over 30 years
• Alton Road flyover to close at night for painting
• Lost in space with ‘The Martian’
• U.S. airlines ‘eager’ to begin scheduled service to Cuba
• Sweetwater performing arts school dances toward a new stage
• Officers fired after teen’s death in Miami lockup are named
• Car2go expands service to Miami Beach
• Police: Man arrested after soliciting Pembroke Pines detective posing as 15-year-old boy for sex
• Live updates: Miami Hurricanes fall to Cincinnati 34-23
• Miami Soul weekend guide: 100 Black Men Happy Hour, Afropolitan Miami, Alphadisiac A List Party, and more
• Vanessa James Media and Cadillac Celebrate Another Successful VJ Media Mixology IV
• Category 4 Hurricane Joaquin pounds Bahamas
• Hillary Clinton to stump in South Florida Friday
• Homeowners cash in on equity boom
• Florida prisons’ controversial top cop steps down
• Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza opens its 50th store
• Boyd Anderson takes control of district with win over Dillard
• Miami Hurricanes suffer first loss of season to Cincinnati
• Early kickoff in London a challenge for Miami Dolphins
• Big day for Gibbons’ golf, volleyball teams
• WWE goes pink for Susan G. Komen mission
• Miami Hurricanes get new uniforms
• Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez suffers first loss in last start of season
• Opa-locka passes budget without borrowing any funds
• Kitten trapped under car in Fort Lauderdale rescued
• Beach volleyball star Bruno Oscar Schmidt takes different path from his uncle
• Indie sensation Santana Garrett faces international star Sweet Saraya in main event of I Believe in Wrestling in Orlando
• Tournament benefits women’s organization
• Greg Cote’s Week 4 NFL picks
• Greg Cote: Washington football nickname under siege
• Ole Miss game will test whether Florida Gators are back
• Friends and Neighbors: Middle-school students vie in Mercantil Commercebank photo contest
• Lawmaker doctors propose alternative ideas for healthcare reform
• Putin steps into the Syrian abyss
• West Kendall’s traffic woes
• Syrians and Jews
• Dehumanizing
• Federal beauty
• Fool me once
• Praying for the pope
• Muslim invasion
• Russia disses the U.S.
• King tides flooding
• Lila Downs’ Miami concert canceled
• Infestation threatens jobs, economy
• DJ takes the stand in his own defense in deadly Coral Gables DUI crash
• Abbas’ ‘bomb’ was a dud
• Sexual harassment claim by hotel worker leads to EEOC lawsuit
• Running for another term, Miami-Dade mayor says: ‘I kept my promises’
• Florida Panthers rookies Crouse, Brickley make strides in bid for roster spot
• McCarthy spills the beans about Benghazi probe
• Collins Key: He can do magic
• Miami High, Gables to meet 50 years after iconic matchup in Orange Bowl
• Renters in South Florida spend too much on housing
• Food trucks heading to MIA (pre-security, of course)
• County asked Miami Beach to stop using temporary pumps without permits
• Miami Heat’s James Ennis starts anew after forgettable Summer League
• The Shops at Sunset Place sells for $110 million
• Flash Forward - Oct. 4 - Oct. 11
• Coral Gables hosts town hall meeting to discuss city’s future
• Career fair for military veterans happening in Pembroke Pines on Tuesday
• 5 airline passengers injured by turbulence on Grenada to Miami flight
• North Miami’s red light camera program officially ends
• Miami Beach approves lower tax rate, bigger budget in 2015-16
• Two plead guilty for roles in Miami drug deal that left Canadian teen dead
• Senior citizens get free pass to Biscayne National Park
• Broctober Fest with Brock Lesnar on Monday Night Raw, WWE Network
• Adrian Zecha to design private club at luxury Miami River development
• Knight Cities Challenge to fund ideas to improve cities
• TNA champ Ethan Carter III, Drew Galloway are Bound for Glory