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November 18, 2015

• Citrix to lay off 1,000 workers
• Former WCW, WWE superstar Goldberg talks movie, national security, Ronda Rousey, wrestling
• Tony Romo has Miami Dolphins’ full attention as he prepares for return
• South Florida charities gear up for Thursday’s Give Miami Day 2015
• Greg Cote’s Thursday NFL pick: Jaguars over Titans
• Preservation board votes down pursuing designation for Bal Harbour church
• UM, FIU students hold vigils to mourn terrorist victims
• Florida lawmakers pitch tough reforms targeting undocumented migrants
• Police shoot man dead after stun guns fail to subdue him
• Truck Series driver John Hunter Nemechek will pay tribute to late uncle in Homestead race
• Cuban migrant crisis in Central America escalates
• Steven Kampfer’s patience pays off in opportunity with Florida Panthers
• UM remains committed to run game despite struggles
• Hurricanes seniors reflect on years at UM as they approach home finale
• Absence of DE Michael Wakefield hurt FIU in first half against Marshall
• Brash UF cornerback Jalen Tabor upstaging heralded teammate Vernon Hargreaves III
• Two Haitian presidential candidates injured in protest, a third threatened with arrest
• Commercial projects in west Miami-Dade rejected
• This week’s best bet in fishing: Mutton and yellowtail off Haulover Inlet
• Sen. Nelson is a friend to Holocaust survivors
• Health concerns
• Seat belts on buses
• No to Boat Show
• Real minimum wage
• Thanks, Rhea Chiles
• I-95 log jam
• Who’s open-minded?
• Defense for Miami Facebook killer: Wife abused him
• Miami Dolphins linebackers Jelani Jenkins, Koa Misi miss practice with injuries
• Florida draws the curtain on access
• The crisis continues
• Committee confirms Florida prison chief Julie Jones, who promises focus on rehab of inmates
• Dade Medical College sets in motion plan to sell assets
• Former Chiquita Banana site in Midtown Miami sells for $55 million
• TotalBank confirms 58 layoffs
• Luxury condo tower begins to rise in working-class North Beach
• No more jail time for teen in Miami club shooting that wounded 15
• Miami to consider drone regulations
• Florida courts under legislative attack
• American history will judge today's intolerance
• Maduro’s regime is sabotaging the elections
• ‘Newsies’ dances its way back to South Florida with a charming leading man
• Amid protests, Florida environmental protection chief Jon Steverson gets Senate backing
• ‘Hunger Games’ star Natalie Dormer a history buff
• HHS Secretary Burwell visits Miami to promote Obamacare enrollment
• Gear + gadgets: Umbrella with a view
• Miami’s new literary wave is young, experimental and diverse
• U.S., Cuba sign first environmental accord since thaw
• Pursuing a Miami stadium, David Beckham snags “Sexiest Man”
• RootMetrics: Verizon tops in South Florida for reliability, speed
• More Thanksgiving travelers; don’t get stuck at the airport
• David Fairchild, chief of the plant hunters
• Interview: William Finnegan, author of ‘Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life’
• Eagle reef a great wreck dive with an intriguing story
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami this weekend - Nov. 20-22
• Shinola Opens in Wynwood
• 'The Night Before' (R)
• ‘Newsies’ dances its way back to South Florida with a charming leading man
• Aboard Norwegian Escape's maiden voyage
• Aboard Norwegian Escape's maiden voyage
• Andres Oppenheimer: Macri may shake Latin America’s politics
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami this weekend - Nov. 20-22
• Shinola Opens in Wynwood
• 'The Night Before' (R)
• ‘Newsies’ dances its way back to South Florida with a charming leading man
• One City, One Author’s Muse