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October 26, 2015

• Obama calls for less testing; education advocates look to Florida to follow
• Restaurant Michael Schwartz is out at the Raleigh Hotel on South Beach
• Inside Nautilus, Miami's first SIXTY Hotel
• Miami's Cake Thai Kitchen is opening a Wynwood restaurant
• Donar es comer gratis, en Pincho Factory
• New H&M Opening Soon
• Raleigh on the sale rack and Restaurant Michael Schwartz out?
• 15 things to do with the kids Oct 26 - Nov 1: Munchkin Fun's Top Picks
• Letter: City doesn’t need more density, height
• Chat transcript: Ethan J. Skolnick answers Miami Heat questions (Oct. 27, 2015)
• Raleigh on the sale rack and Restaurant Michael Schwartz out?
• Miami's Cake Thai Kitchen is opening a Wynwood restaurant
• Donar es comer gratis, en Pincho Factory
• New H&M Opening Soon
• Restaurant Michael Schwartz is out at the Raleigh Hotel on South Beach
• Inside Nautilus, Miami's first SIXTY Hotel
• 15 things to do with the kids Oct 26 - Nov 1: Munchkin Fun's Top Picks
• A cultural move: Caribbean art celebrated at Caribe Arts Fest in Little Haiti
• King Mo to wrestle Stevie Richards at Halloweenganza at American Top Team in South Florida
• Father and son found shot dead in Westchester home
• Concert review: New World Symphony excels in Beethoven, Copland performance.
• Small plane goes down in West Broward
• High school football playoff scenarios take shape
• Hemisphere’s ‘Super Sunday’ elections bring surprises, hope
• Mother of Miami Hurricanes cornerback Artie Burns dies at 44
• Tom Brady, Patriots will test Dolphins’ rejuvenated defense
• Goran Dragic still trying to find perfect pace with Miami Heat
• Butch Davis interested in UM coaching job; interim coach Larry Scott debuts
• Greg Cote: Firing Al Golden was easy; choosing successor is real challenge for UM’s Blake James
• Opa-locka may oust City Manager Steve Shiver at special meeting Tuesday
• Florida Panthers’ Erik Gudbranson develops into reliable shutdown defender
• 2 small planes make emergency landings in South Florida
• King tides to peak in South Florida this week
• Florida property insurers get high marks in hurricane ‘stress tests’
• South Florida golf teams excel
• Jackson doubles down on effort to win state approval for trauma center
• Signs positive as Don Mattingly interviews with Miami Marlins for manager job
• Sports on TV: Monday, Oct. 26, 2015
• Anteros Cruises launching small-ship line for LGBT travelers
• Direct file wrong for juvenile offenders
• Monroe Sheriff’s Office: Man who shot at deputies charged with attempted murder
• The Miami Herald’s South Florida Top 20 rankings
• Prosecutor, defense attorney chase phone thief at Miami courthouse
• Motorist in Miami-Dade crash that killed four gets 10 years prison
• Sea level rise series
• Socialist USA
• Words of strength
• Equal blame
• Administration lies
• Curbelo’s call for action
• Too late to run?
• What are you reading now?
• Don’t be taken in again by the Castros
• Drivers see price drop at the pump in Miami area and nationwide
• A triathlon measured by community, not competition
• Sept. 11 Gitmo trial judge decides conflict issue, hits new snag
• Nick Saban coaching tree reaches Florida-Georgia rivalry game
• Florida Gators heal during bye week
• FIU Panthers QB Alex McCough honored
• Orange Bowl a candidate for 2018 College Football Playoff championship game
• Guerrilla attack in Colombia leaves at least 12 security forces dead
• Andre C. Fernandez: Heritage should outlast Hallandale
• New faces bring immense talent to FSU men’s basketball team
• Expectations are higher this year for FSU women’s basketball
• Herald’s choices for Hialeah Council
• Seminole Tribe sues the state despite progress in gaming talks