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October 3, 2015

• Joaquin heads toward Bermuda; search for cargo ship continues
• The List: Miami's best foods with chef Bernie Matz
• Miami chef Cindy Hutson to be honored Oct. 10
• Shop For A Cause with Blogger Angeles Almuna
• Bazi takes South Beach eaters on an Asian culinary tour
• Miami-Dade circuit judge, children’s advocate William Gladstone dies at 85
• Dying seagrass and ‘yellow fog’ signal trouble for Florida Bay
• ‘The Walk’ mirrors the high-wire act of Robert Zemeckis’ career
• Leonard Pitts, Jr.: We need better plan to probe police shootings
• Shop For A Cause with Blogger Angeles Almuna
• Bazi takes South Beach eaters on an Asian culinary tour
• The List: Miami's best foods with chef Bernie Matz
• Miami chef Cindy Hutson to be honored Oct. 10
• License To Launder: As Bal Harbour police chief, Tom Hunker was a larger than life figure who brought in millions
• Economic tsunami
• Like the new design
• Freedom Tower exhibit traces the artist influence of ‘the two bobs: Thiele and Huff’
• Endless traffic
• Guns on campus
• Russia is taking over
• Andres Oppenheimer: The demographic revolution
• An escape from domestic violence
• ‘Once’ brings its falling-in-love story back to South Florida
• PortMiami gets national award for best infrastructure project
• Building a Miami dynasty, one Sarnoff at a time
• We want Uber
• What is a Hispanic?
• Answers needed
• FIU Panthers can’t find offense in loss to UMass
• In Sunny Isles Beach condo blast, cleanup continues
• Haiti political talk radio ‘Ranmase’ airs live from North Miami
• Small Business Makeover: SCORE serves up advice for Tastebuds Catering in Broward County
• Armando Salguero: Miami Dolphins coach Joe Philbin’s job will be in jeopardy over bye week if team shows no improvement Sunday
• Gateway City/Trends: Some less-contemplated imports: coins, wigs and cucumbers
• Greg Cote’s Passer Ranking: Hot Tom Brady wins Week 3, grows season lead in Miami Herald quarterback rankings
• Florida Panthers like new rule that cuts down on shootouts
• Miami Marlins rained out for first time this season, will play doubleheader Saturday
• Trailer park residents victims of gentrification
• Another chance to move Haiti forward
• Flanagan tops Miramar 31-6 for crucial district win
• Fairchild’s tropical garden column: the care and feeding of cycads
• FSU Seminoles a big favorite at Wake Forest, but rain looms
• FIU Panthers wary of UMass offense under Mark Whipple
• Armando Salguero: Miami Dolphins fans in London are forgiving but know team is flawed
• South Dade routs Southridge 38-0 in crucial district matchup
• McArthur too much for Cooper City 52-22
• Ely holds off Fort Lauderdale 21-6
• American Heritage easily tops Stranahan 42-7
• Booker T. outlasts Keys Gate 57-20
• Gulliver Prep’s Cedrick Wright scores game’s only TD on interception return to beat Edison
• Coral Gables clobbers longtime rival Miami High 30-0
• Belen turns back Southwest 16-10
• Hialeah pummels NMB 35-8
• Miami Springs crushes Mourning 52-0
• Sunset topples Doral Academy 24-14
• Running game powers Coral Reef past Ferguson 42-12
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015
• Rival soccer coaches at Barry University and Nova have Scottish roots in common
• Tribal Drama ready to roll at Gulfstream
• Miami Hurricanes vow lineup changes in wake of embarrassing loss at Cincinnati
• Florida Gators brace for talented Ole Miss team laden with NFL prospects
• Two men arrested at MIA on cash smuggling charges after arrival from Ecuador
• Carl Hiaasen: ‘Pure lunacy’ to jail this man for 20 years
• Arrest may link drug pipeline from Santo Domingo to Miami and New York
• High schools roundup: Hallandale’s Tyler Huntley passes for 515 yards, 7 TDs to beat Jackson 56-38
• Crime Watch: Nominees and winners of Citizens’ Crime Watch of Miami-Dade awards
• Netherlands duo eliminates U.S. team at beach volleyball event in Fort Lauderdale
• Authorities uncover alleged migrant smuggling ring with ties to North Miami Beach dock