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October 2, 2015

• Shop For A Cause with Blogger Angeles Almuna
• LIV nightclub founder David Grutman to open Komodo restaurant in Brickell
• Tracking Miami taco joints, from South Beach to Wynwood
• SUSHISAMBA satisfies with sake-inspired cocktails and cuisine
• Chef Jeremiah & Roel Alcudia team up on gastroDobo, a 1-night Filipino pop-up in Wynwood
• How many votes does it take to elect a Florida legislator?
• South Florida gets a zombie musical, short plays and two classics
• Miami Light Project picks six artists for Here & Now: 2016
• Friday Night Live Week 6: South Florida high school football, October 2, 2015
• Shop For A Cause with Blogger Angeles Almuna
• LIV nightclub founder David Grutman to open Komodo restaurant in Brickell
• Chef Jeremiah & Roel Alcudia team up on gastroDobo, a 1-night Filipino pop-up in Wynwood
• Tracking Miami taco joints, from South Beach to Wynwood
• SUSHISAMBA satisfies with sake-inspired cocktails and cuisine
• Joaquin pulls away from Bahamas; ship still missing at sea
• In Broward, Hillary Clinton takes aim at Florida Republicans over climate change, Medicaid expansion
• Ted Cruz, the other Cuban American running for president
• Gun violence, again
• Oil and water: Clashes between Gov. Rick Scott, Adam Putnam roil state politics
• Florida Panthers like new rule that cuts down on shootouts
• Miami Marlins rained out for first time this season, will play doubleheader Saturday
• Pentagon to search for ‘Guantánamo North’ in Colorado
• Wizard World guest Christian Kane wants to make peace with WWE’s Kane and movie with WWE’s Rock
• Haiti election official resigns ahead of Oct. 25 vote
• Palmetto Bay police station commander retires after four-decade career
• Miami’s Baptist Health to merge with Bethesda Health in Boynton Beach
• Like the new design
• Don’t blame racism
• Luis Yepez leads Reagan to 28-14 win over Goleman
• New downtown Miami homeless services rolled out
• Miami Heat’s added depth likely means playing time at a premium
• Colombian guerrilla-turned-bandit who evaded law for decades dies in combat
• After Miami stem cell therapy, NCIS agent back to old form
• Conviction in South Beach murder that began with JFK-Cuban rant
• Jury convicts DJ in Coral Gables drunk-driving crash
• Jury rejects death penalty in Coral Gables jogger-murder case
• Broken air conditioner at Coral Gables Library to be fixed soon
• Dolphins fail fans
• Graffiti artist?
• Trailer evictions
• Guns on campus not the solution
• Miami attractions offering deals all month
• Police locate 5 siblings who walked out of state care
• Kendale Lakes woman celebrates her centennial, reflects on fond memories
• Flanagan tops Miramar 31-6 for crucial district win
• Fairchild’s tropical garden column: the care and feeding of cycads
• FSU Seminoles a big favorite at Wake Forest, but rain looms
• FIU Panthers wary of UMass offense under Mark Whipple
• Armando Salguero: Miami Dolphins fans in London are forgiving but know team is flawed
• South Dade routs Southridge 38-0 in crucial district matchup
• Booker T. outlasts Keys Gate 57-20
• Gulliver Prep’s Cedrick Wright scores game’s only TD on interception return to beat Edison
• Coral Gables clobbers longtime rival Miami High 30-0
• Running game powers Coral Reef past Ferguson 42-12
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015
• Rival soccer coaches at Barry University and Nova have Scottish roots in common
• Tribal Drama ready to roll at Gulfstream
• Miami Hurricanes vow lineup changes in wake of embarrassing loss at Cincinnati
• Florida Gators brace for talented Ole Miss team laden with NFL prospects
• Remembering Frank Sinatra at the Fontainebleau
• Steve Madden’s wild ride
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: Miami-based Technisys works to make life easier for consumers through digital banking
• Entrepreneurship Datebook: Events, workshops in South Florida Oct. 5-11
• American justice: A U.S. lawyer in Colombia’s peace process
• Wizard World guest Lou Ferrigno talks old school wrestling, Bruno Sammartino, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Donald Trump
• CEOs: Local technology scene can be a national player
• North Miami defeats Hialeah Gardens 58-30
• Sports on TV: Friday, Oct. 2, 2015
• Tampa sweeps Barry in volleyball
• Palmetto defeats Homestead 27-6
• Broctober Fest continues with Paul Heyman interview on Channel Guide
• Northwestern routs Hialeah Miami Lakes 56-0
• Joaquin pounds Bahamas, future track points hurricane away from U.S.
• Fabiola Santiago: What Kim Davis, Fidel and Raúl Castro have in common
• Sax great, Orchestra Miami and Seraphic Fire set concerts
• Review: ‘Finale’ by Thomas Mallon
• First-half absence of Deon Bush, Jamal Carter hurts Canes
• South Miami wins 44-0 in rout of Westland Hialeah
• Westminster Christian beat Everglades Prep in 56-0 blowout
• Columbus shuts out Coral Park 41-0
• Yosami Sanabria, Alex Victor lead Braddock over Varela, 35-14
• Faena Art seeks engaging performance ideas
• Traffic patterns on State Road 836 take a new turn
• Review: ‘The Secret Chord’ by Geraldine Brooks
• The ACLU in Florida: at 50, still full of fight
• High schools roundup: Hallandale’s Tyler Huntley passes for 515 yards, 7 TDs to beat Jackson 56-38
• Crime Watch: Nominees and winners of Citizens’ Crime Watch of Miami-Dade awards
• Despair wrought by corruption scandals also drives migration to the U.S.
• Reform and larger police presence making Hondurans feel safer
• Some U.S.-funded programs help would-be migrants improve their lives and stay home
• Michelle Singletary: College costs aren’t always worth it, alumni say
• Netherlands duo eliminates U.S. team at beach volleyball event in Fort Lauderdale
• Some Medicare recipients will pay more next year
• Andrew Menachem: Take control of your finances by managing your spending
• El Edén in Honduras is no paradise for those on trek to the U.S.
• Shifting the focus to corporate performance
• Miami nightlife impresario David Grutman to open Komodo restaurant in Brickell
• Firm says Gov. Scott’s stake in pipeline project is ‘irrelevant’
• Top chefs keep sailing with cruise partnerships