Site Map | October 2015 | October 16

October 16, 2015

• Nikki Beach Hosts Think Pink Brunch October 18
• La Fresa Francesa Petit Café puts a piece of Paris in Hialeah
• The money race: Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio fight to woo same political donors
• 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
• Nikki Beach Hosts Think Pink Brunch October 18
• La Fresa Francesa Petit Café puts a piece of Paris in Hialeah
• She battled breast cancer for herself, and for Latin women
• Friday Night Live Week 8: South Florida high school football, October 16, 2015
• Pinecrest police department now a ‘safe haven’ for Craigslist, online transactions
• Everglades National Park seeks volunteers to preserve Cold War history
• Miami Hurricanes ready for key Coastal Division game vs. Virginia Tech
• Pinecrest police investigate former Gulliver baseball coach
• More voices express concerns of abuse in Florida prisons
• Funding cut ahead for Jackson Health, other hospitals to care for uninsured
• Florida lawmakers try again to redraw state Senate map
• Families can enjoy a free ‘Spooky Symphony’ at the Arsht Center
• Soprano Elizabeth Caballero will pay tribute to another opera diva
• Flash Forward - Oct. 18 - 25
• Long-awaited sale of City National Bank to Chilean group finally closes
• Fresh theater is on tap at Palm Beach Dramaworks, Theatre Lab, Area Stage
• Elizabeth Gilbert works her magic
• Former Carlisle CEO faces federal trial next August on U.S. theft charges
• T-TIP will surely help Florida’s economy
• Tired of emails, too
• Fight corruption
• Fight corruption
• Missing 836 exit?
• Keep West Kendall
• End Cuban act
• Marine reserve
• Support Al Golden
• Fairchild’s tropical garden column: Fine-tuning your palm fertilizer
• Mater Academy ekes past Miami Springs, 29-27
• 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
• Sunset swamps Mourning 52-0 to improve to 7-1
• Coral Gables approves new safety protocol for guardhouse operators
• Miami-Dade cops ‘should have waited’ before shooting teen dead, sister says
• Visual art, jazz experts to speak at New World School of the Arts
• Three different exhibitions headline the week in South Florida art
• What do you recommend?
• Review: ‘Grant Park’ by Leonard Pitts Jr.
• 2 men rescued from burning group home in NW Miami-Dade
• Venture capital in South Florida: Total funding slips, but deals get bigger
• 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’
• FIU Panthers red hot in red zone
• When did ‘freedom’ become a dirty word?
• UM defensive coordinator Mark D’Onofrio now on ground level
• UF QB Will Grier ineligible to travel
• 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
• America’s longest war gets longer
• What happens when you text and drive? See for yourself
• Map: Race for the Cure to cause downtown Miami street closures
• Two dead in Upper Keys shooting
• Miami Dolphins’ shuffled offensive line expects to hit ground running
• Haiti presidential polls met with skepticism and interest
• Miami cops, volunteers come together to help homeless
• Got a job? Miami-Dade unemployment rate ticks down in September
• Coast Guard repatriates 57 Cuban migrants
• Miami man with Alzheimer’s is missing
• Miami cop pleads guilty to taking bribes for accident data