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October 9, 2015

• Attorney M. Jose Armas, who assisted Cuban refugees, dies at 90
• Craig Stickland to perform at Regent Cocktail Club on October 11
• Win a bottle of champagne at Blume Nightclub's Grand Opening party Saturday
• 4 new brunches and lunch deals in Miami and South Beach
• The List: Bourbon Steak chef Gabriel Fenton's top 10 Miami restaurants
• Tongue & Cheek to close in South Beach; more Izzy's on the way
• Se encienden los fogones para el SOBEWFF
• Nathan Pacheco, noche clásica en Miami
• When are dental cleaning and anesthesia absolutely necessary for a dog?
• Cigna agrees to change HIV mail-order med rule
• No fingerprints: How opposition research is fueling conflict in 2016 campaign
• ‘Bridge of Spies’ continues Steven Spielberg’s fascination with history
• Friday Night Live Week 7: South Florida high school football, October 9, 2015
• Se encienden los fogones para el SOBEWFF
• Nathan Pacheco, noche clásica en Miami
• The List: Bourbon Steak chef Gabriel Fenton's top 10 Miami restaurants
• Craig Stickland to perform at Regent Cocktail Club on October 11
• Win a bottle of champagne at Blume Nightclub's Grand Opening party Saturday
• Tongue & Cheek to close in South Beach; more Izzy's on the way
• 4 new brunches and lunch deals in Miami and South Beach
• Reviews: What’s new and notable in graphic novels
• Man sleeping on tracks in Fort Lauderdale struck and killed by train
• Carol City gets 33-0 shutout win over Southwest
• South Dade dominates Ferguson in 61-26 win
• Edison defeats Palmetto 14-6
• Sunset wins sixth in a row with victory over Miami Springs
• Miami High shuts out Homestead 43-0
• McCarthy cruises to 56-18 win over North Broward
• South Florida man imprisoned 20 years for synthetic-pot trafficking
• Update: Superstars of Wrestling in West Palm Beach canceled, rescheduled for November
• Philodendron is in the spotlight at Miami Beach’s Wolfsonian-FIU museum
• Visual arts: Mired in place, in Miami
• Former Honduran cabinet member charged with money laundering
• South Florida man imprisoned 20 years for synthetic-pot trafficking
• Commission again delays Madison Square vote, sets special meeting to assess the project
• South Florida has a stage presence in New York theater this fall
• Glitch sends wrong driver’s license info to thousands of Floridians
• Review: ‘The Gap of Time’ by Jeanette Winterson
• Global Founder Institute opens 2 S. Fla. chapters
• Friends and Neighbors: ‘Fifty Shades of Pink’ luncheon to celebrate women warriors
• West Broward upsets McArthur 21-13
• Medical emergency delays vote on Museum Park Conservancy
• Columbus, Coral Reef win GMAC golf
• TERRA girls, Beach boys win GMAC titles
• Florida Gators healthy going into Missouri game
• Former Central stars Joe Yearby, Dalvin Cook on opposite sidelines for UM-FSU matchup
• Execution huring FIU Panthers’ passing game
• The full-time gig is up for young Americans
• Replacing knees
• Escaped prisoner recaptured after search in downtown Miami
• UM offensive coordinator James Coley: Joe Yearby very focused
• Unexpected high tides cause flooding again in Miami Beach
• No-fishing zone no solution to coral loss
• Seasoned teachers
• Greg Cote’s Week 5 NFL picks
• Greg Cote: Dolphins interim coach Dan Campbell has history against him
• ‘I am armed’
• Sports on TV: Friday, Oct. 9, 2015
• Phil Nevin interviews with Marlins for manager position
• Outsider’s view keeps Florida Rep. Dan Webster in GOP race to succeed John Boehner
• Gear + Gadgets: Giving dogs a leg (or more) up
• When you gotta go, you gotta go, guys
• Praise for amending Affordable Housing Trust Fund
• Dolphins rebuilding
• Different terrorists
• El Faro probe
• Economic clout
• Omi: From Jamaica with love
• Lunch with artistic power couple Ruben and Isabel Toledo
• WeWork signs lease for 2nd location: Downtown Miami
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: Wells Fargo: South Florida ‘an incredibly dynamic market’
• Plan to drug test Miami-Dade student athletes stalls
• Miami Dolphins players appreciate new head coach Dan Campbell’s intensity
• Changing Florida’s political system requires time, effort, money
• Judge rejects House, Senate redistricting map, recommends challengers’ plan
• FSU coach Jimbo Fisher has been master of beating in-state rivals
• One Sotheby’s real estate brokerage teams up with Miami Heat
• Barry University athletes get championship rings
• UM organ bank director steps down despite record organ donations
• I-95 lanes reopen after reported explosive device turns out to be a toy
• Tides cause flooding in Miami Beach again Friday morning
• Fabiola Santiago: Hey tourists, no sex on the beach in Florida, but how about a gun with your mojito?
• Fabiola Santiago: Hey tourists, no sex on the beach in Florida, but how about a gun with your mojito?
• MCAD rethinks accessibility and design through exhibit
• Tarell Alvin McCraney is teaching at UM and launching a high school program
• The Borodin Quartet celebrates its 70th season with a Coral Gables concert
• Mom busted for failing to obey police order while waiting for daughter at school
• Caribbean family brings island steel pan sound to South Florida
• Military to do more environmental testing at Guantánamo’s ‘habitable’ war court complex
• Cindy Crawford: She’s all that
• Jazz Roots producer, music executive Larry Rosen dies at 75
• Game is fantasy but money is real
• Insurance for your down payment coming soon
• Tom Hudson: The boring business of banking
• With search over, a memorial for El Faro’s crew