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November 3, 2015

• Beyond the Classroom: When it comes to cellphone safety, what is the line between parenting and spying?
• Keeping Kids Fit: Diabetes can be successfully managed
• Broward College and the Crockett Foundation open Cool Kids Coding Academy
• &gallery in Little Haiti hosts ‘Tender’ exhibit by artist Maggie Dunlap
• Fabiola Santiago: When Che and soccer mix, an apology suffices
• In spotlight, Florida prisons impose new rules on use of force
• Chat transcript: Ethan J. Skolnick answers Miami Heat questions (Nov. 3, 2015)
• Lawmakers say fixing abuse, violence in Florida mental hospitals will take time, money
• Skateboarder killed in Coral Gables crash
• Hurricanes QBs Brad Kaaya, Malik Rosier both limited at practice
• World Cup coach offers winning advice
• NTSB: Plane on fire at Fort Lauderdale airport had disconnected fuel line
• Ferguson girls beat West Broward in Region 4-8A volleyball final
• Miami Beach voters reject rezoning of Ocean Terrace in North Beach
• Darnal, 3, who shot himself in head, going home soon
• Live coverage: Polls close in Miami Beach, Miami, Hialeah and Homestead
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Why we see ‘them’ as a threat
• State crime labs overwhelmed with more than 10,000 untested rape kits
• UF tailback Jordan Cronkrite must sit out half a game for blindside block
• Florida Panthers have found success on recent West Coast swings
• Miami Heat guard Mario Chalmers discussed in possible trade with Grizzlies
• Hassan Whiteside solid but Miami Heat falls to Hawks again 98-92
• FIU Panthers defense getting pounded into ground
• Corn Elder, Miami Hurricanes still feeling momentum from ‘The Return’
• Clemson, LSU, Ohio State, Alabama atop first College Football Playoff poll
• Doral Academy hopes to take next step and win first state title in boys’ soccer
• Police raid rapper Lil Wayne’s Miami Beach home
• Florida House swiftly advances Senate map but hurdles remain
• Brazil’s boom goes bust, S. Florida feels impact
• Woman dies after falling from Miami bridge
• Miami Stories: Neighbors become family, city becomes ‘lakay’ — home
• UM men, women optimistic about exhibitions
• Ex-Guantánamo inmate still in Morocco jail; hearing postponed
• Underdog Russell cruises into Miami Commission runoff vs. Sarnoff
• Miami-Dade leader wants to reconsider Perry Ellis airport lease
• Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine easily defeats opponent; Arriola and Alemán also win
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015
• James Bond-inspired hotel stays in time for 'Spectre' release
• Jorge Villamizar y el expresidente colombiano Álvaro Uribe, unidos por un propósito
• Accessible Art: The Art of Transformation kicks off in Opa-locka and Winter Park's Art on the Green spotlights seven Miami artists
• Could this be the Best Post-Party Brunch in Miami: Prime Fish
• AC Hotel Miami Beach offers awesome bar special to Miami locals
• Tom Ford’s Flagship Opens in Design District
• Miami's YoungArts combines food with theater and music in new Pairings at Ted's
• New restaurant Ariete to open in Coconut Grove
• Dade Medical College owner turns himself in
• Reform still stuck in GOP House
• Term limits considered for Florida Supreme Court justices, appeals judges
• Extensive damage at luxe condo after October gas explosion ripped through building
• Bi-county police chase ends with 15-year-old in custody
• Guantánamo parole board clears Yemeni ‘forever prisoner’
• After Dec. 9 court hearing, Miami Open organizers might decide relocation is best option for tennis tourney
• Sports psychologists aim to help Miami Dolphins win mind games
• Engineer, local government activist Phil McConaghey dies at 82
• Dapper Dan Marino signs dozens of footballs for fans
• Kendall man works with Cuban government to build public skatepark in Havana
• Award-winning actor Clay Cartland finds his groove on South Florida stages
• State: 12 busted in sophisticated South Florida copper-wire thefts
• Freedom still eludes Moroccan held 13 years in Guantánamo
• Maternal sacrifices
• Trump a sore loser
• Recycling helps to build a sustainable future
• Time for Rubio to resign
• New hotel not smart
• One more stadium?
• Disturbing the peace
• Rubio sidesteps questions
• Tom Ford’s Flagship Opens in Design District
• James Bond-inspired hotel stays in time for 'Spectre' release
• New restaurant Ariete to open in Coconut Grove
• Jorge Villamizar y el expresidente colombiano Álvaro Uribe, unidos por un propósito
• Accessible Art: The Art of Transformation kicks off in Opa-locka and Winter Park's Art on the Green spotlights seven Miami artists
• Miami's YoungArts combines food with theater and music in new Pairings at Ted's
• Could this be the Best Post-Party Brunch in Miami: Prime Fish
• AC Hotel Miami Beach offers awesome bar special to Miami locals
• Wall of secrecy shields Florida’s mental hospitals
• Israeli food finds a place on American tables
• Eggplant parmesan that’s as good as grandma’s