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November 16, 2015

• On top of the water: Marine activist protects health of Biscayne Bay
• Educator, civil rights activist Preston Marshall dies at 79
• Police: North Miami Beach officer injured in crash is improving
• Chat transcript: Ethan J. Skolnick answers Miami Heat questions (Nov. 17, 2015)
• 9 new Asian restaurants in Miami and Miami Beach
• Accessible Art: Nari Ward retrospective opens at PAMM and The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood unveils five new exhibits
• Coya debuts new weekly mixology series
• 15 things to do with the kids this week: Munchkin Fun's Top Picks
• Hillary Clinton rolls out Florida support
• President Obama to award Presidential Medal of Freedom to Gloria and Emilio Estefan
• Vigilant BioSciences approved to market oral cancer diagnosis test in Europe
• 50 companies hiring at BB&T Center job fair Wednesday
• Documentary tells the story of the Cuban Revolution’s only ‘Yanqui Comandante’
• Cotto-Alvarez showdown puts middleweight division in spotlight
• Dressing for proms and professional success
• Growing healthy kids, healthy foods
• United Way’s ReadingPals brings literacy to preschoolers
• North Miami residents can reach out to city leaders through new app
• Gerald Green available for Miami Heat again but role might change
• Florida Institute funds Miami-based Kairos　
• South Miami cop shoots man in Coral Gables gas station
• Trans woman Tori Bertran a South Florida role model for LGBT children and adults
• Girls get a gift of love and self-worth with 9-year-old Zoe and her dolls
• Women lawyers groups reach out to empower underprivileged girls
• Coaches teach kids life lessons
• Women’s Leadership Council bands together for greater good
• Helping immigrants with legal issues is their calling
• From the publisher: Stories reflect South Florida’s outpouring of generosity
• Helping the homeless find homes, jobs and schooling
• Prison writing program builds communication — and confidence
• Uniform, backpack and clothing giveaways provide big boost for needy students
• Teens put their faith in helping others with basics
• Kids hit the right notes with music mentoring program
• MMA, Nasty Boys, Rocky Johnson, pro wrestling at Ultracon in November in West Palm Beach
• Panthers’ Aaron Ekblad strikes again late in win over Lightning
• Top teams get tourney invite
• FSU president Thrasher: CNN decision to air ‘Hunting Ground’ documentary is inexcusable
• Loss of his mother to domestic violence spurred Dee Gordon to comfort others
• Neighbors in Religion: Amid global uncertainty, Miami interfaith leaders to give thanks together
• Miami-Dade Heart Walk on Nov. 22 hopes to help Americans improve cardiovascular health
• Voters head to polls in Miami Beach runoff; Miami will still vote in District 2 race
• Dolphins’ shaky pass defense must now brace for some of league’s top QBs
• Democratization of giving: Millennials want to keep giving of their time and talent
• Home ownership need not be out of reach for middle class
• 9 new Asian restaurants in Miami and Miami Beach
• Miami-Dade boys’ basketball preview: Norland’s Dewan Huell a special player
• Accessible Art: Nari Ward retrospective opens at PAMM and The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood unveils five new exhibits
• Coya debuts new weekly mixology series
• 15 things to do with the kids this week: Munchkin Fun's Top Picks
• Helping veterans transition to everyday life
• Cuban Adjustment Act inextricably tied to the embargo
• We need Jeb Bush’s experience, leadership
• ‘Care’ missing in geriatric care
• Balanced scoring helps UM basketball team cruise past Louisiana
• ‘Uncle Luke’ is Coach Luke to these kids — and has transformed their lives
• Five people shot by local police in 48 hours over weekend
• For-profit college with 7 Florida campuses to pay $95 million
• Military Bowl is latest UM projection, but strong finish can provide boost
• Greg Cote: UM search committee must find great recruiter who will keep talent home
• Several FIU freshmen gaining valuable experience
• UM hires firm to assist ‘in all aspects of the search process’ for a football coach
• Florida Gators focused on FAU despite what lies ahead
• Florida Gators’ defensive line hurting
• 2 men dead in shootout that closed I-95 during rush hour and beyond
• ISIS infiltration
• New minimum wage
• I-95 shutdown: There had to be a better way to do this
• ‘Wynwood City’
• Bad traffic decision
• Bad traffic decision
• Cancer survivor hopes to complete documentary about his two-time fight with disease
• Thanks, Miami Beach
• Spurning Hispanics
• Last week’s best Miami-Dade high school performances
• Island City Stage opens its season with an overwritten revenge fantasy
• CappSci Inventors program awards inaugural prizes
• Andre C. Fernandez: Rematches key in high school football playoffs