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November 6, 2015

• Group busted for illegally selling gas, cockfighting and growing weed in south Miami-Dade
• Legal bias not an expression of God’s love
• Residents furious as robotic parking garage at Brickell condo shuts down
• Keep lanes open
• GOP extremists
• Tourists will bypass Florida
• Consumer headaches
• Helping students
• Support fracking
• Shameful arrest
• Condo tower is a powerful first salvo in Miami Beach Faena complex
• AT&T completes upgrades to 50 South Florida cell sites
• Chris McCain goes from backburner to forefront as Dolphins seek pass-rush help
• Intimate concert brings out Latin stars
• Fort Lauderdale Strikers hope to ‘surprise’ Cosmos in NASL Championship Semifinal
• Unbeaten Fredrick Lawson in main event of boxing card at Miccosukee Resort
• Coast Guard searches for man seen in video falling overboard from cruise ship
• Miami Heat’s defensive improvement already evident
• Bal Harbour church in center of battle over sale to shops next door
• Teen wanted for Gables double shooting caught, charged
• St. Thomas regroups, beats Flanagan 19-14
• Gulliver uses fourth quarter comeback to beat Chaminade-Madonna 30-25
• Hallandale routs Monarch 45-6
• A sculptor and a dancer collaborate on ‘Pore’ at Locust Projects
• Rethinking the Cuban Adjustment Act’s goals
• First wave of prison releases from war on drugs begins
• Hanging with Snoopy all in a day’s work
• Northwestern gets consolation with 33-14 win over Jackson in Soul Bowl
• UM Hurricanes still alive in ACC race entering crucial game vs. Virginia
• Pacers’ Paul George haunts Miami Heat again in 90-87 loss
• 2 weeks before his death, DCF said tot on boat was safe
• Attendance-challenged FIU hampered further by noon kickoffs
• Cypress Bay swimming wins region
• Belen Jesuit blasts rival Monsignor Pace, looks ahead to playoffs
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Nov. 7, 2015
• Appraisal ‘adjustments’ can cause trouble
• Carol City defeats American 42-10
• Edison defeats Miami Beach 31-7
• Public or nonprofit? CEOs debate best use for Miami’s Museum Park
• Fabiola Santiago: In praise of the good fight in Miami Beach, Hialeah
• Federal jury convicts former Keys shelter staffer of human trafficking
• (Part 1) Revolution changes perspective of WWE’s newest signee Mada
• Institute of Contemporary Art to break ground in November
• Zapata’s West End vision
• Obama took charge
• Rubio knows Florida best
• Traffic chase
• Significant tragedy
• Lapse of memory
• Medical expenses
• Panthers sloppy in loss to Sharks
• UF’s focus squarely on Vanderbilt
• Jackson Health contractor arrested on forgery charge
• Célestin disputes Haiti election results; supporters protest
• Hialeah mayor Carlos Hernández: No check for the ethics commission
• 4 sessions, 3 breakdowns for Florida Legislature come at a cost to taxpayers
• Miami still waits for clarity after commission candidate’s concession
• Rodent control
• Barry University guard Jackie Perez on verge of school three-point mark
• The Trump effect
• Cheer on the Canes
• Bankruptcy query
• Students lose
• Thanks for the support
• Who’s insignificant?
• ‘CUBAAHORA’ brings Cuban culture to Miami’s Centro Cultural Español
• Island City Stage offers 10 percent early bird ticket discount
• Amernet String Quartet will explore Jewish life through music
• Tarell Alvin McCraney to speak at African Heritage Cultural Arts gala
• ‘Avatar’ director James Cameron dreams up a Cirque du Soleil show
• Brazilian artist Jhonatan Bragança exhibits at Wynwood’s San Paul Gallery
• Hialeah mayor tries to pay county’s $4K ethics fine in pennies
• Friday Night Live Week 11: South Florida high school football, November 6, 2015
• Hyatt office in Coral Gables oversees Latin America and the Caribbean
• Former Hollywood Commissioner Guy Roper, owner of landmark Stratford’s Bar, dies at 77
• LUCKYRICE at the Raleigh, PIG in Wynwood, a pre-Pride Soiree & showboating on Fisher Island with the Pointer Sisters
• Mark your calendars! Cyber Monday is Back
• Finding El Faro: Analyzing wreck 15,000 feet down poses challenges
• LUCKYRICE at the Raleigh, PIG in Wynwood, a pre-Pride Soiree & showboating on Fisher Island with the Pointer Sisters
• Mark your calendars! Cyber Monday is Back
• Man pleads guilty to illegal use of Puerto Rico documents to obtain U.S. citizenship
• Michelle Singletary: Shopping for a funeral shouldn’t add to your grief
• Tom Hudson: The bull is back, but for how long?