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October 25, 2015

• TJ Maxx Opens
• Accessible Art: A sleepover at PAMM and Katsuya unveils Japanese-inspired mural by Jose Mertz
• Final score: Miami Dolphins 44, Houston Texans 26
• Miami police officer injured in Model City hit-and-run crash
• Jeb Bush’s enduring conflict: family connections vs. 'my own man’ mantra
• TJ Maxx Opens
• Accessible Art: A sleepover at PAMM and Katsuya unveils Japanese-inspired mural by Jose Mertz
• Slow Burn makes a splash with ‘Big Fish’ at the Broward Center
• Art review: ‘Into the Wild’ exhibit at MDC Kendall Campus explores forces of nature
• Defense lawyer to Guantánamo judge: Secret program may be depriving 9/11 defendant of sleep
• Startup Spotlight: Tio Foods reinvents soup
• UM Hurricanes women expect two new international players to contribute immediately
• With Broward on board, Uber, Lyft can’t be kept out of Miami-Dade
• Ex-Im Bank is vital to Florida’s economy
• Patience, calm urged as votes counted in Haiti
• Miami Dolphins blow out Houston Texans, claw back to .500
• Corey Jones shooting: Bamboo Room band benefit becomes emotional tribute
• Florida's week-long bear hunt ends in just two days
• Weird and wonderful converge at the Animate! Miami convention
• Telemundo: revitalized and stronger than ever
• Armando Salguero: Miami Dolphins becoming relevant again
• Amicon Construction Management helps old condos feel young again
• Bus vs. rail: CEOs speak out on public transit options
• Trade pacts hurt Florida families, businesses
• Editorial support
• Why endorse Levine?
• Hillary is for women
• West End costly
• Jewish history
• Try healthful foods
• Topsy-turvy world
• Butch Davis, Greg Schiano interested in UM coaching job
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: Cordis plant in Miami Lakes produces high-tech cardiac catheter components for world market
• With new players, Miami Heat now seeks new identity
• From The CEO’s Desk: The need for empathy in business
• Entrepreneurship Datebook: Events, workshops in South Florida Oct. 26-Nov.1
• Ahead Of The Deal: 8,000 new units in pipeline east of Biscayne Boulevard in North Miami area
• Feds open probe of Bal Harbour police money laundering
• Greg Cote: Dolphins magic replaces Hurricanes misery on very same field
• University of Miami fires head coach Al Golden
• No. 1-ranked aviation exports continue slide
• My View: Why both Gov. Scott and the Florida Legislature are right — and wrong
• Peñalosa, former Bogotá mayor, wins old job back
• FIU Panthers could soon be known as Tight End U
• UM Hurricanes men’s basketball looking to take 2014 success to the next level
• Florida Panthers gel with impressive win over Dallas Stars to snap three-game losing streak
• Dolphins vs. Texans: Who won the key matchups?
• Monroe Sheriff’s Office: Robbery suspect who shot Keys deputy is in custody
• Dolphins’ owner Stephen Ross combats racism with new program
• Ndamukong Suh lives up to his hype
• Lamar Miller runs wild, making extra touches count
• Beyond the high tides, South Florida water is changing
• Despite mandate, few sex traffickers go to prison
• Hy Vong restaurant closes in Miami’s Little Havana after 36 years