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November 19, 2015

• Nonprofit organization Empowered Youth uses job training to rehabilitate juvenile offenders
• Guitars Over Guns mentoring program helps kids express themselves through the arts
• Friends and Neighbors: Children filled with joy at Kappa Alpha Theta Halloween party
• Greg Cote’s Week 11 NFL picks
• Greg Cote: QB upheaval around league thankfully doesn’t include Dolphins
• Another Northwestern High student gunned down in Miami
• St. Thomas Aquinas braces for old rival Palm Beach Dwyer in football playoff
• 3 top state prosecutors: Don’t send us Guantánamo detainees
• Interview: Lauren Groff, author of ‘Fates and Furies’
• Review: Florida Grand Opera does a whimsical ‘Barber of Seville’
• WWE NXT at Fort Pierce’s Havert L. Fenn Center on Nov. 21
• Central boys edge Mater Academy by three in boys’ basketball
• Plan to allow guns on college campuses goes to full Florida House
• Illness might explain Dolphins CB Brent Grimes’ struggles against Bills
• Friends and Neighbors: It’s time to give thanks for every blessing, large and small
• Obama: Paris doesn’t change determination to close Guantánamo prison
• Instacart will now deliver from Total Wine & More
• South Beach construction continues along West, Purdy avenues
• Doral Mayor Boria: To ease traffic, city invests in sidewalks, bike paths, trolley system
• Miami Hurricanes safety Deon Bush perseveres on and off the field
• Miami Riverside Wharf project moves closer to voter referendum
• Cash home sales continue to fall in South Florida, reflecting dip in foreign buyers
• Ta-Nehisi Coates, Adam Johnson win National Book Awards
• Square launches payroll product in Florida
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Nov. 19, 2015
• FHA reforms don’t rescue condo buyers
• Letter: South Miami City Hall and library to be torn down if mayor has his way
• Trailblazers exhibit shows history, environmental impact of Tamiami Trail
• 1939 ‘Voyage of the Damned’ raises questions about treatment of Syrian refugees
• Vigil honors those in South Florida killed by drunken drivers
• NASCAR media session is cordial — for a change — out of respect for Jeff Gordon
• Sports on TV: Friday, Nov. 20, 2015
• Ryan Tannehill barely runs anymore — and Dolphins want that to change
• Florida Panthers’ offense goes cold in loss to Ducks
• Plane lands at Fort Lauderdale airport following bomb threat
• Survey: Healthcare unaffordable for many even with insurance
• Facebook killer’s defense experts take the stand
• In plan legalizing Uber, Miami-Dade mayor wants taxi apps, too
• Lack of leadership
• Different refugees
• Cubans still flee
• Invest now
• Different refugees
• Support for Israel
• Be fair to Pitts
• Syrian refugees
• Feds round up 50 suspects in latest ID theft-tax fraud sweep in South Florida
• Florida House moves forward with its own free-market healthcare ideas
• Judge gets 7 Senate district maps to consider
• Palace intrigue in Havana
• Death of Fort Lauderdale toddler sparks Broward Sheriff Office investigation
• Teens are dying too young in this town
• Steep fall in turnovers gained for FIU Panthers
• Dade Medical College shutdown may have broken law
• Chris Buescher doesn’t see his inexperience as a roadblock in push for NASCAR Xfinity Series title
• Gearing up for a championship run
• Miami-Dade cuts off Opa-locka’s money lifeline over misspending
• NASCAR Truck Series driver Erik Jones, 19, has his career on the fast track
• NASCAR Homestead-Miami Speedway weekend schedule
• For Jeff Gordon, a life in the fast lane
• Smartphone app ‘revolutionizes’ how to manage diabetes
• Miami man convicted in missing-body murder trial
• DeAndre Goolsby emerging for Florida Gators
• Turkey skillet casserole is healthy and easy
• David Rivera investigation remains stalled
• U.S. travelers in Cuba can now use Stonegate Bank debit card
• Axelrod, Snyder talk politics and poems at Book Fair
• The List: 10 best Miami restaurants with Sugar Factory's chef
• Miami restaurant review: Marion's French glow shines on Brickell
• From the soundtrack to the atmosphere, Libertine hits all the right notes
• Grind Coffee Project opens Miami location with a two-day festival
• Phife Dawg hits Rec Room to celebrate LDV Hospitality's 3 year anniversary
• 'Theeb' (unrated)
• Inside The Hall South Beach, Joie de Vivre’s first east coast property
• 'By the Sea' (R)
• 'Secret in Their Eyes' (PG-13)
• Barry Richards, Joel Garner among guests expected for second annual Cricket Legends Weekend in Broward
• Grind Coffee Project opens Miami location with a two-day festival
• Phife Dawg hits Rec Room to celebrate LDV Hospitality's 3 year anniversary
• 'By the Sea' (R)
• 'Secret in Their Eyes' (PG-13)
• Inside The Hall South Beach, Joie de Vivre’s first east coast property
• A debate over how to brighten solar power’s future in Florida
• The List: 10 best Miami restaurants with Sugar Factory's chef
• From the soundtrack to the atmosphere, Libertine hits all the right notes
• Miami restaurant review: Marion's French glow shines on Brickell
• 'Theeb' (unrated)
• Chinese-restaurant food fight that started in Miami sizzles to a legal end