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October 19, 2015

• 15 things to do with the kids Oct 19-24: Munchkin Fun's Top Picks
• Arte, moda y música bajo el mismo nombre
• Estopa en el Fillmore
• 26 Sushi & Tapas puts a modern spin on kosher fusion
• Things to do in Miami this weekend - Oct. 23-25
• WeWork launches a series of free parties and activities this week
• Scary movies, Hitchcocking, Miami bassing & spooky mansion parties
• Florida reaps $8 billion in direct cruise spending, according to study
• Chat transcript: Adam H. Beasley answers Miami Dolphins questions
• 15 things to do with the kids Oct 19-24: Munchkin Fun's Top Picks
• Scary movies, Hitchcocking, Miami bassing & spooky mansion parties
• Estopa en el Fillmore
• Arte, moda y música bajo el mismo nombre
• Things to do in Miami this weekend - Oct. 23-25
• WeWork launches a series of free parties and activities this week
• 26 Sushi & Tapas puts a modern spin on kosher fusion
• Austrian Airlines launches direct flights from Miami to Vienna
• Florida lawmakers hit a new wall: Who will have to run again in 2016?
• A Colombian city of voters: the town ‘Jhon Underpants’ built
• American Heritage takes regional titles
• At MIA, another showdown over baggage wrap
• Cops make arrest in one of two South Dade shootings that left 2 teens dead, 3 hurt
• Florida Gators searching for kicker following injury to Belen alum Jorge Powell
• Video footage leads Miami-Dade judge to dismiss charges in self-defense case
• Lennox Lewis rings in his 50th
• Donald Trump chooses rivals’ hometown of Miami for first Florida campaign rally
• The Miami Herald’s South Florida Top 20 rankings
• Andre C. Fernandez: Norland has edge vs. Northwestern
• Homestead man charged with murdering man he punched
• Several tactical changes paid off in Miami Dolphins’ rout of Titans
• Herald’s choices: Miami’s Districts 1, 2
• Florida Panthers wary of Penguins’ stars other than slumping Sidney Crosby
• Declining deficit
• Miami Heat signs Briante Weber, waives Corey Hawkins
• Relocation of power lines: Who must pay?
• Vote to privatize Museum Park to be deferred, again
• Accused 9/11 plotter asks about self-representation at Guantánamo war court, snags hearing
• Road to recovery: How brain surgery and a 5K helped reclaim my life after Parkinson's
• Shark bite for Deerfield Beach surfer
• Alex McGough, Thomas Owens might set FIU records simultaneously
• Heat players Goran Dragic, Luol Deng passionate about soccer
• Greg Cote: Miami Dolphins need consistent success to turn hope into belief
• Surviving cancer
• Public parking needs
• Hungry children
• Cuban landmark
• Endless campaigning
• Judicial bundling
• Caribbean can benefit from cheap oil price windfall
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015
• WWE, Texas Lottery announce WrestleMania 32 partnership
• Student debt relief comes with price, and Doral company under scrutiny
• WWE continuing to go pink for Susan G. Komen
• Miami Hurricanes more confident as playmakers emerge
• Man charged with filming teen boy in Bayside bathroom
• UM cornerback Artie Burns honored by ACC for performance vs. Virginia Tech
• Last week’s best Miami-Dade high school performances
• Last week’s best Broward high school performances
• Florida Senate jettisons Confederate battle flag from seal
• Hot stuff celebs love
• Entrepreneurs’ Organization calls for student entries in global contest
• Accused 9/11 plotter asks about self-representation at Guantánamo war court, snagging hearing
• DIY reality star gets the job done
• Early voting in Miami Beach opens Monday
• Andres Oppenheimer: Will next U.S. president be a hawk?
• ISG World announces partnership with top Chinese real estate brokerage
• Miami Herald to participate in national media research project
• ‘No Haitians’ nursing ad draws apology from Broward healthcare company
• Silver Palm Awards to honor veteran directors, actors and newcomers
• Concert review: New World chamber season opens with Viennese flair
• Man struck and killed by Amtrak train; Tri-Rail commuters should expect delays
• Body found in freezer may be missing 11-year-old Florida girl
• Study: Big businesses get lion’s share of Florida’s tax credits
• More than 1,400 Florida motorists affected by second driver’s license glitch
• Prime 112, Joe’s Stone Crab keep rolling in dough