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November 5, 2015

• Miami Gardens school grows center for science and environmental study
• A transformation in Opa-locka through art
• Gables cops ID teen alleged to have shot couple on Halloween
• Giving back to children’s education
• Miami Heat says guard Gerald Green doing better but offers few details
• Astride Two Worlds: Flamenco Artist Karen Lugo Blends Tradition and Modernity in “Flamenco Frequencies”
• Friends and Neighbors: Late UM alumnus to posthumously receive French Legion of Honor
• North Miami sells 55 acres to Biscayne Landing developers
• Citizens plans to drop more policies next year
• State’s high court weighs tax on flowers
• UM all-around great athlete, coach Whitey Campbell dies at 89
• UM men’s and women’s basketball teams cruise in exhibition games
• Ransom Everglades swimmer Kyla Valls aims for freestyle double at state tournament
• Miami-Dade schools settles Justice claim of employment discrimination
• Teresa Sarnoff concedes Miami Commission election to Russell
• Ryan Tannehill’s struggles in divisional road games mirror those of Miami Dolphins
• Miami Dolphins make third-down efficiency their first priority
• DJ Laz confronts careless boating charge — but stays clear of courtroom
• Hermès opens flagship store in Design District; other new tenants announced
• North Miami library reopens after interior renovations, upgrades
• House passes defense bill that still hampers closing Guantánamo
• Haiti waits on presidential elections results
• Cypress Bay faces new challenges as it tries to repeat boys’ soccer state championship
• On the bus in Miami-Dade, and not happy about it
• Richmond Giants cheerleaders win Greater Miami Pop Warner Cheerleader & Dance Competition
• Tickets on sale in November for Legends of Wrestling with Mick Foley, Goldberg, Bret Hart, Ricky Steamboat, Scott Steiner in Miami
• WWE virtual reality content debuts on Samsung Milk VR
• Florida Senate votes down compromise map; special session ends with no result
• Two Hurricanes players recount improbable win at Duke: ‘We made history’
• Moise, Célestin top 2 finishers in Haiti’s presidential vote
• Greg Cote: Four NFL teams still unbeaten, but odds suggest 1972 Dolphins should relax
• Two dogs that crossed the Florida Straits with migrants on the mend in Key Largo
• Review: ‘The Japanese Lover’ by Isabel Allende
• Review: ‘Thunder & Lightning’ by Lauren Redniss
• What do you recommend?
• Vietnam soldier achieves posthumous recognition after friend’s 30-year perseverance
• Hollywood Police: Drug ring bust ends with 8 arrests, 1 at large
• Two men arrested after fatal shooting outside West Park strip club
• Miami Hurricanes DE Chad Thomas improving, should play Saturday
• Miami Christian boys stay alive in state bowling tournament
• Ailing FIU Panthers try to rebound from tough loss to salvage season
• Antonio Callaway on pace for best freshman season in Florida Gators history
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Nov. 5, 2015
• This week’s best bet in fishing: Along coast north of Florida Bay boat ramp
• Dolphins make any marine experience fascinating
• Florida Legislature strikes a balance on water rules
• On brink of financial collapse, Opa-locka seeks state help
• Miami Dade College courts museum developers
• Kansas senator puts hold on Obama nominee over Guantánamo
• Winners, wannabes should put voters first
• Herald exclusive: Teresa Sarnoff: ‘Finishing’ campaign positively; throwing support to Ken Russell
• Man charged in fatal Dania Beach shooting
• How to decorate small spaces
• UM quarterback Brad Kaaya not cleared, but Malik Rosier OK to play
• Fort Lauderdale High School sweeps swimming, diving titles
• Cypress Bay girls’ golf team finishes fourth at state
• French man once detained at Guantánamo now detained in Toronto
• From homeless to housed
• Levine, Diffenderfer endorse Perez in Nov. 17 Miami Beach runoff
• Twenty years after the murder of Yitzhak Rabin
• Ben Carson plugs new book in South Florida
• Bivalves and Cocktails at Izzy's Fish & Oyster
• Miami restaurant review: After 15 years, Azul at the Mandarin Oriental is still maturing
• 'Carol' (R)
• Chef James Tahhan's new menu for Sabores is full of flavor
• 4th Annual Beach Road Trip weekend heads to the Florida Keys
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami this weekend - Nov. 6-8
• Go Drink This: Sir Isaac Newton
• Greg Cote’s Thursday NFL pick: Bengals over Browns
• 4th Annual Beach Road Trip weekend heads to the Florida Keys
• Miami restaurant review: After 15 years, Azul at the Mandarin Oriental is still maturing
• 'Carol' (R)
• Go Drink This: Sir Isaac Newton
• Chef James Tahhan's new menu for Sabores is full of flavor
• Bivalves and Cocktails at Izzy's Fish & Oyster
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami this weekend - Nov. 6-8
• King of the road, Cuban-style
• Quick bites of Miami restaurant news: openings, closings, chef changes and kitchen shuffles
• How a Florida candidate won the mayor’s race with luck of the draw
• Squeezed by state, frail adults fight for in-home care
• Meet up to eat up: Miami food clubs connect online communities in real life