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November 11, 2015

• Five UM players injured in Virginia game return to practice
• Girls’ basketball preview: Miami High still strong despite graduation of star Beatrice Mompremier
• St. Thomas advances to conference semis in women’s soccer
• MAST girls’ soccer gets win over Krop
• Tickets going on sale for WWE Royal Rumble in Orlando
• Miami-Dade teachers union president joins wrestling match against bullying
• Changing scene raises doubt about future of Wynwood
• Don’t ignore Cuba’s role in human trafficking
• Paul Ryan warns Obama: ‘He can’t’ close Guantánamo
• Disorderly debate
• Good news and bad news about immigration
• Donations pour in to utility-backed solar initiative
• Andres Oppenheimer: Bravo! OAS has awakened!
• ‘Shark Tank’ star Kevin O’Leary wines and dines
• UF transfer Gerald Willis a pivotal member of Hurricanes’ scout team
• Judge finds autistic Miami man ‘competent’ to stand trial on child-porn charges
• Ruth Pointer’s so excited to perform
• Traveling animal-rights group debuts 7-foot abused chicken costume
• At Marlins Park, foster kids hope for homes
• New winning tactic
• Fiscal malfeasance
• Irving Whitman, 94, dies; Miami lawyer was also city’s first Jewish cop
• Nephews of Venezuelan first lady arrested on US drug charges
• Town hall for Dade Medical students to be held Thursday at Shenandoah Middle School
• Protect Medicare Part D for all seniors
• Bike train
• Friends and Neighbors: Gables Community Foundation gives tech tools to Crystal Academy
• Congress sends White House bill still banning detainees from U.S.
• 40 Colorado sheriffs fear Guantánamo detainee transfer
• Vincent Trocheck thankful that gaffe didn’t hurt Panthers in victory over Flames
• Ukulele sensation combines Hendrix, Vivaldi and Hawaiian roots
• Agent Scott Boras: No talks ongoing with Marlins for Jose Fernandez extension
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015
• Dolphins rookie DeVante Parker returns to practice, still hopeful for productive season
• This week’s best bet for fishing: Plenty of action just outside outer reef line offshore of Miami
• Miami Dolphins complain to NFL about two crucial calls during loss to Bills
• FIU sophomore LB Anthony Wint exhibits maturity of a veteran player
• Starz star Omari Hardwick a foodie
• Bryan Cox Jr., son of former Dolphins star, is engine that powers Florida Gators’ defense
• Nephews of Venezuelan first lady arrested on U.S. drug charges
• Talented artist Rob Schamberger debuts new T-shirt collection for WWE
• Perry Ellis responds
• Police report: Miami Heat guard Gerald Green punched person on day he was hospitalized
• Beachfront Broward mansion hits market for $159 million
• St. Thomas Aquinas heads to Orlando looking for a state volleyball repeat
• Cardinal Gibbons girls’ volleyball team vying for 20th state title
• South Florida high school sports scores: Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2015
• Greg Cote’s Thursday NFL pick: Jets over Bills
• Twin Shadow plays his last show of the year at Thompson Miami Beach November 12
• Wynwood Yard launches culinary incubator this Wednesday with a Garden Party
• Taste of Design gala is Saturday at the Moore Building in Miami
• Police as prey: In crime-swamped Venezuela, cops are the target
• Review: ‘M Train’ by Patti Smith
• Black in Time: Clues to discovering family history to be revealed at 2015 Miami Book Fair
• Wynwood Yard launches culinary incubator this Wednesday with a Garden Party
• Taste of Design gala is Saturday at the Moore Building in Miami
• Could this be the Best Post-Party Brunch in Miami: Nikki Beach
• Twin Shadow plays his last show of the year at Thompson Miami Beach November 12
• Gators legend Steve Spurrier won’t attend UF game vs. South Carolina
• Miami Ice: Kendall teen Randy Hernandez on unlikely path to hockey stardom
• Review: ‘Twain & Stanley Enter Paradise’ by Oscar Hijuelos
• Former high school track star David Njoku emerges as playmaker for UM football team
• From written-off to victorious: How Ken Russell shocked Miami
• South Dade landfill wants to expand on wetlands slated for Everglades restoration
• Could this be the Best Post-Party Brunch in Miami: Nikki Beach
• Miami Book Fair authors explore Miami’s evolution as a foodie town