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October 28, 2015

• TiramesU reopens with a focus on upscale Italian cooking
• Go Drink This: The Aviator
• Concert Review: Taylor Swift sizzles at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami
• Bay Skate rolls back into Bayfront Park with a free skating party for Halloween
• Coast Guard repatriates 75 migrants to Cuba
• Miami-Dade students shine on national ‘gold standard’ test
• The secret story behind the other 'Dracula,' and the lead actress who just died at 106
• Bay Skate rolls back into Bayfront Park with a free skating party for Halloween
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami this weekend - Oct. 31-Nov. 1
• Things to in Miami this weekend - Oct. 30-Nov. 1
• TiramesU reopens with a focus on upscale Italian cooking
• Go Drink This: The Aviator
• Concert Review: Taylor Swift sizzles at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami
• Privé developers secure financing, despite pending litigation
• Miami Beach candidate sued after publishing opponent’s Social Security number
• UM defensive tackle Michael Wyche suspended after arrest
• Alleged 9/11 plotter asks Army judge to fire his death-penalty attorney
• ‘Tough Enough’ competitors part of solid class of new recruits at WWE Performance Center
• White House, Florida say Obamacare health insurance rates to rise next year
• Andres Oppenheimer: A political earthquake in Argentina
• State Board of Education wants more data to help set passing scores for FSA
• 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
• FIU Panthers’ Anthon Samuel, Niko Gonzalez miss practice
• Veteran UF Gators women won’t back down from any opponent this season
• Florida Gators’ search for kicker still not finalized
• Mourning reaches girls’ volleyball regional semifinals for third consecutive season
• Florida Panthers top Avalanche 4-1 but lose Jaromir Jagr to injury
• 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
• Curbelo on target
• Armed bears?
• Boehner’s parting gift averts a fiscal crisis
• Mourning the bears
• Horses abused
• A ‘great’ actress
• Fewer tests
• City manager Steve Shiver keeps his job
• Miami FC strikes deal to play its home matches at FIU Stadium
• North Miami Beach land sells for $14.9 million
• Environmental regulators to issue violation over Miami tower implosion
• Save Ocean Terrace’s unique character
• ‘No party’ popular with Florida voters
• In praise of a local sportscaster
• Peace pineapples: Longtime enemies in rural Colombia find harmony on farm
• Tensions flare as Florida Senate narrowly passes redistricting map
• From childhood, conductor Elaine Rinaldi knew she needed music
• Hochberg Prep volleyball goes from worst to first
• ‘Napalm girl’ in famous Vietnam War photo begins healing in South Florida
• Cafeteria chaos at Miami Springs High ends with student’s arrest
• 4 ways to set your sight on the fright for Halloween
• Viral petition urges Russian club in Hallandale to scratch live tiger from stage act
• Ryan Tannehill named AFC Offensive Player of the Week
• Dolphins at Patriots: A look at the key matchups and who has the edge
• With odds stacked against his Dolphins, Dan Campbell faces greatest challenge yet
• Blind artist sees — thanks to Bascom Palmer at UM
• Colin Powell, Tony Hawk, Monica Lewinsky to headline eMerge Americas 2016
• Panthers’ hobbled Jaromir Jagr could return this weekend
• Catholics can’t pick and choose teachings
• Miami’s Interval International acquires stake in Starwood timeshare unit
• TotalBank reports higher third-quarter earnings
• 2 killed in Keys motorcycle crash on U.S. 1
• Miami Heat begins season motivated to return to the top
• PolitiFact live blog: Fact-checking the Republican CNBC debate
• Dealing with trouble aggressively helped turn life around for UFC fighter Valerie Letourneau
• Things to in Miami this weekend - Oct. 30-Nov. 1
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami this weekend - Oct. 31-Nov. 1
• State prepares for execution Thursday, its first since January