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November 14, 2015

• Gerald Green, Dwyane Wade return to Miami Heat following personal issues
• Russell’s rejection of $77,000 a window into hectic week after Miami election
• Florida Gators defeat South Carolina, sweep SEC East
• Bets may be off elsewhere, but Florida lawmakers receptive to online fantasy sports industry
• Police: Teens in stolen police truck are shot after driver charged cop with car
• ‘Genus Genet’ kicks off Miami Theater Center’s SandBox Series
• The debt and Rubio
• Value of higher ed
• Cost-of-Living
• Metrorail commute
• Boat show a plus
• Veterans salute
• Passenger arrested at MIA on drug-trafficking charges awaits trial
• U.S. Coast Guard suspends search for woman who fell from cruise ship
• Southridge defeats Belen Jesuit 17-7
• South Dade outlasts Southwest 28-14
• St. Thomas Aquinas blanks Royal Palm Beach 29-0
• Adrian Diaz dominates in FIU’s opening rout
• Delray American Heritage defeats Westminster Christian 27-19
• Andres Oppenheimer: Latin America, more communist than China?
• Palmer Trinity falls in volleyball final
• Alex Ros returns to guide Explorers over Patriots
• Sunset Knights win first playoff game in school history
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015
• Dade Christian defeats Community School of Naples 49-11
• Win pits Central vs. Carol City again
• Balanced Hurricanes cruise in season opener
• Nova Southeastern women fall in soccer regional
• Panthers roll in Marlin Chinn’s debut
• Fair test scores for Florida students
• Editorial: An 'Act of war' against Paris
• Deerfield Beach escapes with 17-14 win over Plantation
• Flanagan shuts out Piper 39-0
• Doral wins first state championship in swimming
• American Heritage tramples Ft. Pierce Westwood 43-0
• Mater stuffs Nova in 35-34 overtime win
• Hallandale routs Suncoast 42-0
• Carol City Chiefs roll, get rematch with Central Rockets
• Mayor blasts manager in latest Opa-locka meltdown
• Haiti’s prime minister meets diaspora, supports vote verification
• Pentagon: ‘Jihadi John’ probably killed by U.S. drone
• Florida Panthers aim to end rough patch
• Wynwood is unique
• Gators hoping that offense awakens in South Carolina
• Avoid certain condo insurers
• The debt and Rubio
• The debt and Rubio
• Haitian-American professionals meet in North Miami
• A lazy society
• Pitts’ take
• Save our pets
• WW II redux
• Underline costs
• Express gratitude
• Miami-Dade Commission to consider Boat Show permit
• Jay Ajayi will play more against Eagles after strong Dolphins debut
• Carl Hiaasen: Dr. Carson and the media vampires
• ‘HavanaHaiti’ photographers to discuss their work at the Miami Book Fair
• Real Estate/Ahead of the Deal: Current Greater Downtown Miami condo boom exceeds last cycle by 830 units
• Ted Cruz targets Marco Rubio in immigration offensive
• Live updates: Miami Hurricanes lose 59-21 to North Carolina
• Alternative public transportation attracts thousands of passengers in Miami-Dade
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: His own, personal little red-headed girl
• Entrepreneurship Datebook: Workshops, events in South Florida Nov. 16-22
• Regional transportation plan would make commuter travel easier in South Florida
• Cardinal Gibbons secures historic 20th girls’ volleyball state title
• In ‘Dogfight,’ Vietnam-bound Marines play a nasty game
• South Floridians mourn dead of Paris attacks
• Venezuelan activist pleads not guilty to immigration fraud charges
• Costa Rica agrees to issue visas to some 1,000 Cubans en route to U.S.