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November 20, 2015

• Music for Your Heart foundation teaches children ‘What Really Matters’
• Florida legislators propose increasing term limits
• Lawmakers want to advertise ‘truth’ about rising property taxes paying for higher education spending
• Fabiola Santiago: ‘Not even 10 Obamas can fix this country’
• Director, star: ‘Brooklyn’ taps into the hardships of exile
• Coast Guard seizes $17 million in cocaine
• Miami Hurricanes vow to play for each other, coaches, in home finale
• Jeff Gordon battles back to finish fifth in qualifying for Sprint Cup finale
• Florida Panthers try to get offense heated up again
• Miami Dolphins have a tight end problem on both sides of the ball
• Miami Central, Carol City football game halted by nearby gunfire
• South Dade turns back Southridge 21-13 in rivalry rematch
• Columbus earns redemption with 35-0 drubbing of Coral Gables
• Central dominates Carol City 36-8 to avenge earlier loss
• Thousands of Cuban migrants stuck at Nicaraguan border in limbo amid political impasse
• More than 60 children adopted Friday at Miami Children’s Museum event
• Partner with Putin
• Two teenagers shot in Northwest Miami-Dade
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: Bardan Cinema equips cinemas throughout Latin America and the Caribbean
• Committee to revise and possibly rewrite North Miami Beach Charter
• Marlins Park to host international tourney this weekend
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Nov. 21, 2015
• It was Miami versus Regalado at a deposition Friday
• Former Miami federal magistrate Peter Palermo dies at 97
• Weekly planter: Vietnam gardenia a challenge for skilled gardeners
• Student death leads to temporary suspension of FIU fraternity
• Zoo Miami cheetah predicts winner for NASCAR Sprint Cup
• Strong run game helps St. Thomas Aquinas rout Palm Beach Dwyer
• Showdown with UF looming, FSU Seminoles must first get past Chattanooga
• Florida Gators wary about trap game against struggling Florida Atlantic
• FIU Panthers face high-scoring Western Kentucky with bowl eligibility on the line
• ‘Strange Inheritance’ host on the hunt in Key West
• Tiffany & Co. to open boutique aboard Royal Caribbean ship
• US home rental prices rise at slower pace in October
• German low-cost carrier Eurowings to offer Miami-Cologne service next year
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• Interview: Juliana Barbassa, author of ‘Dancing with the Devil in the City of God’
• Diet, training lead to insulin-free life
• Schoolhouse rallies from 16 down to win
• South Florida high school sports scores: Thursday, Nov. 19, 2015
• Unemployment rate in Miami-Dade holds steady but trouble may be brewing
• Playing games?
• Warnings ignored
• Roots Collective hosts Black Friday marketplace in Miami Gardens
• Immigrants betrayed
• Pray, and remember that we are all refugees
• ‘Campus carry’ gun bill doesn’t go far enough
• Former assistant to failed Doral Bank CEO arrested in Miami
• Engage terrorists
• How to survive
• Fight for Syria
• Coconut Grove mansion hits market for $47.5 million
• Terrorists within
• Scott bars Syrians
• Hot stuff in celebrity circles
• Works of Hans Hofmann on display at Frost Museum
• Eclectic Straight No Chaser will sing at Miami’s Knight Concert Hall
• Momix will perform and teach a master class at Broward Center
• Jewish Museum seeks nominees for Breaking the Glass Ceiling Awards
• 2016 YoungArts winners chosen
• Davie’s Bailey Hall offers six shows for $99
• WWE giving back, awarding scholarships to Full Sail University students
• WWE signs La Sombra to developmental contract
• WWE Week in December featuring Santa’s Little Helper, Slammy Awards, Tribute to the Troops
• Big Pop for TNA Impact Wrestling in 2016
• Weight-loss surgery can lead to good sugar levels
• Friday Night Live, Playoffs Week 2: South Florida high school football, November 20, 2015
• Art Basel has been great for Miami, CEOs agree
• ‘Ghetto Klown:’ John Leguizamo’s life in pictures
• Give Miami Day brings $7.1 million in contributions to local charities
• Convicted spy Pollard is released from prison after 30 years
• Miami-Dade schools looks to cash in on land
• ITPalooza to return with hiring fair, expo, talks
• The Florida Voter: Dramatic growth of ‘no party affiliation’ reshapes Florida politics
• Holiday Inn in downtown Miami sells for $65 million
• Pet health: Emergency room shouldn’t do nonemergency procedures
• Top 5 things to do in Miami this weekend
• Newlyweds are separated at U.S.-Mexico border by disparate immigration laws
• Michelle Singletary: Plan for money — and meaning — in retirement
• Tom Hudson: Sound and fury on Black Friday quiets — a little