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October 15, 2015

• Family-friendly Halloween-themed activities in South Florida
• Miami restaurant review: Taste Buds of India's food is worth the wait in South Miami
• The Butcher Shop delights with fall menu offerings, try them before they’re gone!
• New Stores at Miami International Mall
• La Fresa Francesa Petit Café puts a piece of Paris in Hialeah
• Halloween cocktails to make this season
• Radio Bar puts a South Florida spin on the classic whiskey sour
• 3rd Annual South Beach Seafood Festival October 21-24, 2015
• Hassan Whiteside’s return gives Heat a tantalizing taste of what could be
• Alton Road flyover will be closed early Friday morning
• BSO: Man used someone else’s ID to steal thousands from North Lauderdale bank
• Woman shot in leg after tussle with armed robber in Southwest Miami-Dade
• Police: Man attacks two men in Northwest Miami-Dade
• Halloween cocktails to make this season
• Miami restaurant review: Taste Buds of India's food is worth the wait in South Miami
• Radio Bar puts a South Florida spin on the classic whiskey sour
• The Butcher Shop delights with fall menu offerings, try them before they’re gone!
• 3rd Annual South Beach Seafood Festival October 21-24, 2015
• La Fresa Francesa Petit Café puts a piece of Paris in Hialeah
• New Stores at Miami International Mall
• Gulliver cuts ties with baseball coach who sent sex video to players
• After third try, North Miami approves comprehensive plan
• Review: ‘1944’ by Jay Winik
• Staying safe on two wheels as you are on four
• Report: South Florida has highest risk of mortgage fraud in the country
• Lamar Odom’s spiral leaves ex-NBA star fighting for his life
• Confused: Homestead leaders vote for land deal — but ‘nobody knows what they voted for’
• Federal judge dismisses Fair Districts suit
• Former Carlisle CEO faces federal trial next August on U.S. theft charges
• Fairchild’s tropical garden column: Fine-tuning your palm fertilizer
• Mater Academy ekes past Miami Springs, 29-27
• Baptist Hospital doctors transform face of Haitian girl in life-saving surgery
• Resilient Booker T. Washington eyes playoffs after Gulliver win
• Rackley leads Killian to upset
• Jaromir Jagr’s two goals send Panthers past Sabres
• Sports on TV: Friday, Oct. 16, 2015
• Police: Teenager shot and killed by officers in South Miami-Dade after he flees
• Sunset swamps Mourning 52-0 to improve to 7-1
• City National Bank sale expected to close Friday
• Torture, neglect, death: Human rights groups urge feds to tackle Florida prisons
• Krop defeats Hialeah Gardens 33-21
• Doral makes fourth quarter comeback, beats Goleman 21-14
• WWE Tough Enough’s Tanner on ‘Entertainment This Week;’ Review of ‘Sting: Into the Light’
• Chinese developer buys one-acre Miami Beach lot for $38.5 million
• Street parking prices in South Beach nearly double from $1.75 to $4 per hour
• Festival Miami 2015 aims for crossover appeal with an array of musical styles
• Chester Gregory channels Jackie Wilson in a dynamic show at the Arsht Center
• Boxcutter fight on I-95 sends one man to hospital, clogs traffic
• Classical review: Seraphic Fire excels in Schubert, new work
• Review: ‘Katherine Carlyle’ by Rupert Thomson
• Friends and Neighbors: Rock ‘N Run raises more than $55,000 for cancer research
• Miami Gardens approves community development funding for senior food program
• Miami Stories: From soda fountains to dairy farms to parks, the time of our lives
• FIU Panthers red hot in red zone
• Obamacare projection: 10 million in insurance program in 2016
• When did ‘freedom’ become a dirty word?
• UM defensive coordinator Mark D’Onofrio now on ground level
• Miami Hurricanes receiver Stacy Coley reemerges just in time for Virginia Tech
• UF QB Will Grier ineligible to travel
• Dolphins offensive coordinator Bill Lazor says he let Joe Philbin down
• Greg Cote’s Week 6 NFL picks
• Some retirees hit by freeze on Social Security payments
• Execution is the key for Dolphins defense’s return to domination
• Friends and Neighbors: Deadline Oct. 30 to apply for 2016 Disney Dreamers Academy
• Beaux Arts’ Ball committee pushes costume ideas to the limits
• In Little Haiti, faithful celebrate a revival
• Women with breast cancer should examine their treatment options
• Ros leads Columbus to 42-13 victory over Miami Beach
• With Will Grier gone, Treon Harris returns as Florida Gators’ starting quarterback
• America’s longest war gets longer
• Greg Cote: New England Patriots have shot at perfection
• Northbound I-75 lanes re-open in Weston after more than 7 hours
• Reagan wins third game in a row with 42-0 rout of Westland Hialeah
• Federal judge: Guantánamo hunger striker may be entitled to medical review
• Colorado prison town mixed on possible Guantánamo transfer
• Map: Race for the Cure to cause downtown Miami street closures
• Miami Edison teacher Lois Meyer dies at 90
• Miami cop pleads guilty to taking bribes for accident data