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November 24, 2015

• Beyond the Classroom: Data, technology and….humanity
• Keeping Kids Fit: Avoiding Holiday Dangers
• Wish Book: Single mother needs help for her autistic twins
• Junior Orange Bowl Parade set to celebrate Coral Gables history
• Customer to stripper: You’re fat. Stripper to customer: Fists to face
• 'Victor Frankenstein' (PG-13)
• Eddie Izzard comes to Miami with 'Force Majeure' tour
• 'Creed' (PG-13)
• Order a six-pack of Oculto this Saturday and get a visit from Lady Oculto herself
• 'Trumbo' (R)
• 'The Good Dinosaur' (PG)
• Accessible Art: The Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU seeks nominees for Breaking the Glass Ceiling Awards and Yo Miami presents "Body & Soul"
• 'Brooklyn' (PG-13)
• Canned pumpkin is a healthy treat for dogs
• FastTrain College owner convicted of theft, conspiracy
• Haiti presidential runoff announcement spurs violent protest
• Fabiola Santiago: Thanksgiving, my holiday of dislocation
• Miami police seek Little Havana bird thief
• 'The Good Dinosaur' (PG)
• Accessible Art: The Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU seeks nominees for Breaking the Glass Ceiling Awards and Yo Miami presents "Body & Soul"
• Order a six-pack of Oculto this Saturday and get a visit from Lady Oculto herself
• Amid financial turmoil, Opa-locka votes to oust City Manager Steve Shiver
• Central American leaders meet, aim to resolve Cuba migratory crisis
• Sime MIA adds eclectic speakers, multisensory performances for next week’s event
• Miami jury adjourns for the night in trial of accused ‘Facebook’ killer
• Now healthy, Dolphins running back Jay Ajayi has become an international curiosity
• Local lovebirds want dream wedding
• Jackson Health to open urgent care center in Miami Gardens
• North Beach residents asked to help create a vision for the neighborhood
• Legislature rewriting free parking law for disabled vets to include airports
• Guantánamo prison seeks supplier of up to $1 million in detainee socks, shoes, uniforms
• Report: Miami could lose billions from coastal flooding by 2050
• Hard times: U.S. extradition system strands detainees abroad
• Home prices continue steady growth in South Florida
• Miami Heat concludes homestand 6-1 after win against Knicks
• How many centuries of exercise you’ll need to work off your Thanksgiving dinner
• Al Montoya knocked out of game as Florida Panthers fall to Kings 3-1
• Heat-Knicks rivalry not as intense as before
• Argentina takes a turn for the better
• Expand your family through adoption
• Protecting people?
• Wounded Paris
• Minimum wage facts
• Argentina takes a turn for the better
• Too many teens dying
• War hysteria
• U.S. heartland is ready to normalize with Cuba
• Radical Islam’s Latin American connection
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2015
• Texas coach Charlie Strong distances himself from UM opening
• Police: Teen charged with attempted murder in shooting of two other teens in Northwest Miami-Dade
• It’s all about the sides: Volunteers help prep Thanksgiving meal for needy
• Miami police seek suspect involved in fatal Little Havana hit-and-run
• U.S. observers: Haiti’s presidential elections deeply flawed
• Andre C. Fernandez: Hallandale has edge with Huntley
• Top teams in hoops invitational
• Miami Hurricanes top underclassmen say NFL Draft decisions can wait
• Home of late celebrity skin doctor Fredric Brandt sells for $2.9 million
• Michael B. Jordan has big (boxing) shoes to fill
• Mr. 786? Miami Heat area code apparel caught in 305 oversight
• 'Trumbo' (R)
• Eddie Izzard comes to Miami with 'Force Majeure' tour
• 'Victor Frankenstein' (PG-13)
• 'Creed' (PG-13)
• 'Brooklyn' (PG-13)
• Tommy Hutton out as Miami Marlins TV analyst after 19 years
• Remembering my Mom’s meatballs
• Turkey nightmare? Help is here to survive Thanksgiving gone wrong
• Fresh recipes and tips to give your Thanksgiving leftovers a lift