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October 30, 2015

• Rogers takes 4-4A regional
• Friday Night Live Week 10: South Florida high school football, October 30, 2015
• NTSB launches probe of airliner fire at Fort Lauderdale airport
• Fiesta latina para el Día de las brujas
• A for-profit empire, Dade Medical College, tumbles down
• ‘Art of Transformation’ group show is coming to Opa-Locka’s The ARC
• UM QB Brad Kaaya listed as questionable for Duke, but still not expected to play
• Engineer H.J. Ross, who helped build the Fontainebleau, Eden Roc, Deauville hotels, dies at 93
• Dogs parade their Howl’oween costumes at the North Beach Bandshell
• FSU Seminoles ready to atone for rare loss, still has playoff hopes
• Cleared captive Shaker Aamer gone from Guantánamo
• Beach commissioner sworn in as Miami cop
• Charges reduced against wife of Dolphins player Brent Grimes
• Ocean Terrace now
• All crimes the same
• Reagan romps in 47-0 win over Mourning
• Landmark Medicare fraud settlement for cardiac device surgery includes 46 Florida hospitals
• Another Sarnoff?
• Better Beach mayor
• South Miami Facebook killer goes to trial Monday
• Turn your clock back; Daylight Saving Time ended early Sunday
• Massi Gamble (311 total yards, 3 TDs) leads Calvary Christian back to conference title game for rematch with Coral Springs Charter
• Woman leaps from roof, steals Miami cop car
• Mercantil Commercebank reports lower net income for third quarter
• Venezuelan prosecutor exposes phony trial
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: Marriott International manages Latin America and Caribbean from South Florida
• City National Bank surpasses $4 billion in loans
• Gov. Scott appointee to Board of Education has history of questionable spending
• WHAT ARE YOU READING NOW?
• New FIU women’s basketball coach wiping the slate clean
• Anthony Evans wants FIU men’s basketball team to increase tempo, pressure
• FIU Panthers weather-tested by experience
• Sports on TV: Friday, Oct. 30, 2015
• Two candidates vie for mayor’s seat in Miami Beach
• Rival solar petitions spawn confusion, race for signatures
• Wounded veteran and family find new home in Homestead suburb
• As Obamacare insurance enrollment begins Sunday, consumers weigh costs of plans
• Democrats throw weight behind Murphy
• Investigator hired to ‘follow,’ videotape Miami Herald reporter
• Estefan bio-musical ‘On Your Feet!’ making Broadway splash
• Court overturns ruling on public records
• Review: ‘Golden Age’ by Jane Smiley
• Rioult Dance NY is coming to the Arsht Center’s Carnival Studio Theater
• Through photographs, ‘Indestructible Lee Miller’ tells a remarkable woman’s tale
• Nilo Cruz is staging ‘El color del deseo’ at Miami’s On.Stage Black Box
• Fort Lauderdale will observe ‘Day of the Dead’ with parade, music and art
• Taravella’s Newman excels despite setback
• Dade Medical College showing signs of financial trouble
• Review: ‘The Bazaar of Bad Dreams’ by Stephen King
• Key victory for Killian over rival Palmetto
• Defense comes up big in Norland’s 35-0 win over Hialeah-Miami Lakes
• Varela rolls to victory over winless Ferguson
• Freshman QB Daniel Richardson’s explosive game leads Booker T. to rout of rival Edison
• American doesn’t let up in 46-22 win over North Miami Beach
• Westminster Academy rallies for 20-18 win over Pompano Beach
• Dolphins Pro Bowler Cameron Wake sustains Achilles injury in loss
• Miami Dolphins defense gets tested early
• Armando Salguero: Despite blowout loss, Miami Dolphins season not lost
• Miami Dolphins get a reality check in loss to Patriots
• Calvin Jackson Jr. does it all as 10-0 Coral Springs Charter returns to Southeastern Conference title game
• Yes to Ocean Terrace
• Ethical candidate
• Florida’s survival
• Save on Medicare
• Flawed justice
• Running to make city of Miami a better place
• Fiesta latina para el Día de las brujas
• New exodus of Cubans headed to the U.S. is underway across the Americas