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October 27, 2015

• Beyond the Classroom: Animals in the Classroom? An ongoing debate
• Keeping Kids Fit: Managing infant acid reflux
• TiramesU reopens with a focus on upscale Italian cooking
• Spike Mendelsohn previews his new Sunny's restaurant, opening this weekend in South Beach
• Kim Russo, the Happy Medium, talks to the spirits in Broward
• Concert Review: Taylor Swift sizzles at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami
• Margaret Cho brings her psyCHO Tour to the Fillmore Miami Beach
• Miami Events - November 2015
• Coast Guard repatriates 75 migrants to Cuba
• Jeb Bush’s crucial debate
• United Nations votes 191-2 to condemn U.S. embargo against Cuba
• The secret story behind the other 'Dracula,' and the lead actress who just died at 106
• 15-year-old girl struck and killed in Fort Lauderdale hit-and-run
• TiramesU reopens with a focus on upscale Italian cooking
• Spike Mendelsohn previews his new Sunny's restaurant, opening this weekend in South Beach
• Margaret Cho brings her psyCHO Tour to the Fillmore Miami Beach
• Kim Russo, the Happy Medium, talks to the spirits in Broward
• Concert Review: Taylor Swift sizzles at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami
• Miami Events - November 2015
• Privé developers secure financing, despite pending litigation
• South Florida home prices rise again in August
• Miami Dade College scores $13 million in grants
• Chinese company to buy Fort Lauderdale-based Nipro Diagnostics
• Luxury condo tower breaks ground at planned 65-acre project in Sunrise
• Senior Defense Dept. officials decry Guantánamo judge’s female guard ban
• Study finds South Florida power grid vulnerable to sea rise and hurricanes
• Gulliver Prep’s Chris Nido fourth after Day 1 of Class 1A golf state tournament
• Everything is new now as UF Gators men prepare for post-Billy Donovan era
• Veteran UF Gators women won’t back down from any opponent this season
• Mourning reaches girls’ volleyball regional semifinals for third consecutive season
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: an insidious ‘religious freedom’ bill
• Miami Hurricanes and interim coach Larry Scott try to pick up pieces from turmoil, tragedy
• UM quarterback Brad Kaaya likely out against Duke
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2015
• Dade girls’ soccer preview: ‘District of Death’ looms
• WWE 2K16 video game now available in North America
• Senate modifies redistricting map by altering Miami-Dade districts
• Fresh from delivery room, Chris McCain defends tweets about Tom Brady
• Curbelo on target
• Armed bears?
• Boehner’s parting gift averts a fiscal crisis
• Coral Gables urges county regulation of Uber, Lyft
• Mourning the bears
• Horses abused
• A ‘great’ actress
• Fewer tests
• High-flying Dolphins safety Reshad Jones aims to make history against the Patriots
• Pastor helps kids
• Voting in Haiti
• King tide causes flooding in parts of South Florida
• Mystery surrounds largest donor to Florida solar power ballot initiative
• Another black man dies
• Fabiola Santiago: Bullets and cranes aimed at East Little Havana
• Former WWE Tough Enough champ Daniel Puder bringing his fundraising wrestling show to Miami
• Physicians group saves Medicare $9.9 million
• WWE creatures, monsters, villains hit the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2015
• Governing on Miami Beach — not easy
• City manager Steve Shiver keeps his job
• ‘Napalm girl’ in famous Vietnam War photo begins healing in South Florida
• Catholics can’t pick and choose teachings
• Watsco reports record earnings in third quarter
• Miami Heat begins season motivated to return to the top
• Some tricks for making Halloween cocktails and other treats
• Italian restaurant Anacapri on Ponce closes in Coral Gables
• New in supermarkets: Sargento goes nuts, and cereals go Star Wars
• Amid tragedies, millions more proposed for child protection