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October 14, 2015

• Community craft fairs, bazaars mark start of 2015 holiday season in Miami-Dade County
• ‘Naked Magic’ brings cheeky tricks to Fort Lauderdale
• Festival Miami kicks off an eclectic line-up of concerts this weekend
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami - Oct. 16-18
• 'Bridge of Spies' (PG-13)
• 'Goosebumps' (PG)
• 'Crimson Peak' (R)
• 'Victoria' (unrated)
• 'Steve Jobs' (R)
• Man shot in leg in Northwest Miami-Dade parking lot
• Family of El Faro crew member files $100 million lawsuit
• Live blog: Florida legislative session preview
• Second arrest made in shooting death of teen in North Miami Beach
• Coast Guard repatriates 50 Cuban migrants after interdiction at sea
• 'Bridge of Spies' (PG-13)
• 'Goosebumps' (PG)
• 'Crimson Peak' (R)
• 'Victoria' (unrated)
• ‘Naked Magic’ brings cheeky tricks to Fort Lauderdale
• Festival Miami kicks off an eclectic line-up of concerts this weekend
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami - Oct. 16-18
• 'Steve Jobs' (R)
• In Leonard Pitts Jr.’s ‘Grant Park,’ Obama’s election becomes a night of reckoning
• WWE Superstar Titus O’Neil will deliver keynote address for Navy UDT-SEAL Museum event
• Ticket on-sale dates for WWE Monday Night Raw in Miami, following Royal Rumble
• Respect for Dash, Dawson, Gable, Jordan at WWE NXT TakeOver: Respect
• PWMania interview with Global Force Wrestling’s Jeff Jarrett
• Gulliver football standout Dionte Mullins to play in Under Armour All-America game
• Ferguson volleyball coach Greg Shanower gets 300th win as team wins third GMAC title in row
• In Leonard Pitts Jr.’s ‘Grant Park,’ an old love and pain return
• National Book Awards finalists announced
• Man in custody after woman found dead in Pembroke Pines
• Miami Beach police looking for child molester
• Interview with Ring of Honor’s Dalton Castle on Channel Guide
• U.S. Haiti special coordinator welcomes diaspora involvement
• Benwood wreck deserves respect as great dive site
• Belen Jesuit’s Rich Stuart poised to break record for wins by a Miami-Dade County football coach
• Fort Lauderdale’s TJ Shuart enjoys life as top golf amateur
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Oct. 15, 2015
• FIU tight ends Jonnu Smith, Ya’Keem Griner on Mackey Award midseason watch list
• Greg Cote: Decline of Ryan Tannehill’s play underscores Miami Dolphins’ woes
• This week’s best bet in fishing: Miami offshore has variety of fish
• Greg Cote’s Thursday NFL pick: Falcons over Saints
• Florida Panthers’ Al Montoya gets extra enjoyment out of win at Carolina
• Matt Hardy relinquishes title, so TNA Wrestling starts World Title Series
• Ndamukong Suh praises new Miami Dolphins coach Dan Campbell, vows to ‘create havoc’
• Miami Heat second-round pick Josh Richardson having first-rate preseason
• Seminole Tribe meets with governor as gaming deadline looms
• Hundreds march in Miami amid national climate change rally
• Miami Dolphins running back Lamar Miller says he must be more decisive
• St. Thomas volleyball owns Big 8 event again
• Dr. Eckhard Podack, University of Miami cancer researcher, dies at 72
• UM coach Al Golden expects center Nick Linder to play vs. Virginia Tech
• Miami Hurricanes rush end Al-Quadin Muhammad makes his mark in first start
• UF coach Jim McElwain likes team’s focus despite distractions
• Florida Gators’ Deiondre Porter suspended after arrest for alleged gun incident
• Paying for the poor’s healthcare? Get it done
• Andres Oppenheimer: Hillary’s shift on free trade
• Don’t strip district of economic engines that help sustain it
• FBI on the hunt for Miami bank robber
• Tax dodgers
• Necessary lawsuits
• Teacher pay bump
• A serious debate
• End adjustment act
• Flooding mitigation preceded Levine
• Keep door open
• Clinton, obviously
• Early prison release
• Denying the obvious
• No, we millennials are not all the same
• BSO: A family foursome distract 92-year-old woman and stole from her
• Nathan Pacheco: Hear me out
• Gov. Rick Scott faces challenges in Legislature in push for more tax cuts, jobs incentive money
• Man killed in South Beach hit-and-run identified as British tourist
• Miami-Dade School Board to implement gun violence prevention program
• Teen killer’s resentencing delayed until January
• Borodin Quartet opens Friends of Chamber Music’s season
• Claws and effect: Stone-crab season to begin with stable prices
• Cuba and the Keys teaming up for marine-resource protection
• Miami’s downtown building boom drawing to a close