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November 4, 2015

• Photos: Dade Medical College owner Ernesto Perez and his political friends
• Miami Heat guard Gerald Green hospitalized after incident at his residence
• For a little techie heaven, Tech Bash returns to Marlins Park on Friday
• UM paves way for fewer cars traveling around campus
• Former Coral Gables commissioner Jim Barker dies at 86
• New prison commander takes charge at Guantánamo
• Big plans unveiled for proposed Underline path below Miami-Dade Metrorail
• Miami’s Gallery Diet moves to Little Haiti
• Dade Medical College employees file suit seeking compensation
• A child’s future becomes a battleground in Zoetic Stage’s ‘Stripped’
• Poop alert: Public advisory lifted after Biscayne Bay wastewater leak
• Video: Brawl amid the burgers at South Beach Five Guys
• Police link Hialeah murder to bodies found in Florida City
• Lawmakers say fixing abuse, violence in Florida mental hospitals will take time, money
• Hispanic workers in Florida have almost made up the ground lost during the recession
• Skateboarder killed in Coral Gables crash
• Hurricanes QBs Brad Kaaya, Malik Rosier both limited at practice
• Miami looms large in novel about biblical archeology and family secrets
• NTSB: Plane on fire at Fort Lauderdale airport had disconnected fuel line
• Drunken golf cart joyride costs man $184,429 Miami-Dade jury verdict
• Police: Miami Jackson student found with loaded gun on campus
• Greg Cote: Miami’s latest big-game snub proves stadium face-lift can’t cover other warts
• South Florida loses 2018 College Football Playoff National Championship bid to Atlanta
• Rex Ryan once tried (and failed) to hire Dan Campbell away from Miami Dolphins
• Ferguson girls beat West Broward in Region 4-8A volleyball final
• Protecting children requires cohesive efforts
• Miami Beach voters reject rezoning of Ocean Terrace in North Beach
• Biased about Israel
• Needless time change
• Sanders is the man
• No Medicare savings
• Higher-ed ‘tragedy’
• Lies about Benghazi
• Traffic disasters
• Consumer headaches
• 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
• Cypress Bay girls fifth after first round of Class 3A state golf tournament
• Cardinal Gibbons tops Ransom Everglades in regional final
• Police raid rapper Lil Wayne’s Miami Beach home
• Florida House swiftly advances Senate map but hurdles remain
• Spike Lee’s movie composer Terence Blanchard opens Jazz Roots series
• Woman dies after falling from Miami bridge
• Beach Buzz: 1930s furniture, 1925 Paris Exposition posters on display at Art Deco Museum
• Body-camera bill sails through Florida House committee at first hearing
• Friends and Neighbors: Middle-, high-school students join Weather Rangers program
• Bridge tender taken off duty while FDOT investigates drawbridge death
• South Florida victims warn, beware ‘grandmother scam’
• $30 million in punitive damages struck down in tobacco case
• John Lydon and PiL bring their aggressive music to Fort Lauderdale’s Culture Room
• Underdog Russell cruises into Miami Commission runoff vs. Sarnoff
• Income, revenue fall in 3Q at MasTec
• Police: Miami Jackson student found with loaded gun on campus
• Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine easily defeats opponent; Arriola and Alemán also win
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015
• 'Spectre' (PG-13)
• 'The Peanuts Movie' (G)
• Adamari firma su nuevo libro en Miami
• Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show cruises into South Florida this weekend
• 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
• 'Suffragette' (PG-13)
• Oculto returns to Miami with Garden of Hedon
• 8 Picks for the Miami International Auto Show
• Tom Ford’s Flagship Opens in Design District
• Reform still stuck in GOP House
• After Dec. 9 court hearing, Miami Open organizers might decide relocation is best option for tennis tourney
• Cuba policy stumps Ben Carson in Florida
• 'Spectre' (PG-13)
• 'The Peanuts Movie' (G)
• 8 Picks for the Miami International Auto Show
• Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show cruises into South Florida this weekend
• Tom Ford’s Flagship Opens in Design District
• James Bond-inspired hotel stays in time for 'Spectre' release
• 'Suffragette' (PG-13)
• Oculto returns to Miami with Garden of Hedon
• Adamari firma su nuevo libro en Miami
• 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