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October 29, 2015

• Local nonprofit teams up with Miami Beach to build adaptive fitness center
• Live updates: Dolphins lose to Patriots 36-7
• Search so far fails to find El Faro wreckage
• 'Truth' (R)
• 'Labyrinth of Lies' (R)
• Coyo Taco to open in old Nobu space at Shore Club in Miami Beach
• Stuart Weitzman Knows What Women Want
• 'The Assassin' (unrated)
• 'Room' (R)
• 'Our Brand Is Crisis' (R)
• Miami Gardens promotes interim police chief to permanent job
• Herald recommends on Miami Beach issues
• All that candy isn’t good for you
• Culture of hate battles Israel’s sanctity of life
• Miami Gardens approves initial steps to bring Topgolf to city
• Developers Jimmy Tate, Sergio Rok unload distressed properties as market recovers
• Florida Panthers’ Jaromir Jagr still hobbled, uncertain for Friday vs. Bruins
• Ballot one amendment in Miami Beach cleans up charter language
• Beach Commissioner Ed Tobin to be sworn in Friday as Miami cop
• Miami Springs doesn’t let up in 43-0 win over Westland Hialeah
• Hyatt exec Banikarim shares her secrets to success
• Marlins hire Don Mattingly as next manager, part ways with Dan Jennings
• North Miami approves funding to Haitian professional organization’s event
• Local basketball league grows, hosts All-Star Event
• UF quarterback Will Grier still preparing for appeal to NCAA
• Friends and Neighbors: Courts must work toward a shared parenting norm
• U.S. repatriates long-cleared Guantánamo detainee to Africa
• Guantánamo judge overrules Sept. 11 defendant’s bid to fire his lawyer
• AutoNation reports record profits, plans to buy stores
• Leaving city of Miami dais proudly
• Miami Hurricanes CB Artie Burns, whose mom died Tuesday: ‘Saturday will be my greatest effort’
• Police give all clear on suspicious package on Lincoln Road
• Outdoors feature: Proper footwear is crucial for anglers, boaters
• Miami Stories: Filipino writer forges bond with ‘viejas’
• Leader of family-run healthcare fraud ring in Miami-Dade sentenced to 10 years
• Software snafu causes Alan Grayson’s Senate campaign to report 2,300 donations from Chicago retiree
• Fire aboard plane at Fort Lauderdale airport injures more than 20, halts hundreds of flights
• UF receiver Antonio Callaway could miss Georgia showdown
• Husband of Opa-locka police officer gunned down at Miramar home
• Crime Watch: Various crime alerts & tenting
• Black in Time: Negro Maestro, Dean Dixon, made history
• North Miami reconsidering Mardi Gras carnival
• FIU’s Richard Leonard’s return game gets strong again in time for FAU
• My parking solution
• Halloween safety
• Dolphin parking
• Rental car toll fees stir backlash that threatens Florida’s image
• Friends and Neighbors: New group works to help special needs adults
• Miami New Drama will bring multicultural theater to a diverse region
• South Florida fire chief David James dies at 63
• Greg Cote: Broncos-Packers intriguing on many levels
• Greg Cote’s Week 8 NFL picks
• Haitian observers: ‘Massive fraud’ in vote
• Florida Gators need return to ground game glory for matchup with Georgia Bulldogs
• Turkey Point canals may be too salty for nesting crocs
• New trailer for ‘The Masked Saint’ with Rowdy Roddy Piper
• Greg Cote’s Thursday NFL pick: Patriots 28, Dolphins 24
• Miami Heat gets team effort to hold off Hornets 104-94 in season opener
• Miami Heat’s Amar’e Stoudemire sits out opener as rest plan begins
• Southwest volleyball tops Palmetto in four sets, will face nemesis Ferguson for fifth time in regional semifinals
• Weekly planter: Cucumbers like it warm, not hot
• Carrollton girls finish 12th at state golf tournament, hope to return next year
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Oct. 29, 2015
• Greg Cote: Miami Heat’s Chris Bosh shines in ‘welcome back’ night
• Miami sons Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush turn on each other in Republican debate
• This week’s best bet for fishing: Anglins Fishing Pier
• Coyo Taco to open in old Nobu space at Shore Club in Miami Beach
• 'Room' (R)
• 'Truth' (R)
• 'Labyrinth of Lies' (R)
• Stuart Weitzman Knows What Women Want
• 'The Assassin' (unrated)
• 'Our Brand Is Crisis' (R)
• Florida executes Jerry Correll for 4 killings in 1985