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December 3, 2015

• Little Haiti residents, businesses say developers pricing them out of neighborhood
• Miami restaurant review: Bocce finally finds its footing in midtown
• 'Chi-Raq' (R)
• Police: Fight between two drivers leads to ‘road rage incident’
• Piece of heavy machinery falls from crane, hits and kills construction worker in Edgewater
• 5 Hoteles de Miami que admiten a su mascota
• Simplemente una pizza
• Lo mejor del cine alternativo
• Aisha Syed deslumbra con su talento
• 5 mejores florerías de Miami
• Los 5 restaurantes ‘hip’ de miami
• Aisha Syed deslumbra con su talento
• Art Basel: Ferias satélite y colecciones privadas
• Miami restaurant review: Bocce finally finds its footing in midtown
• 'Janis: Little Girl Blue' (unrated)
• 'Chi-Raq' (R)
• Art Basel 2015 Sketch Book: 8 Artists to Watch
• Donald Trump stereotypes Jews in speech to Republican Jewish Coalition
• 'Janis: Little Girl Blue' (unrated)
• Art Basel 2015 Sketch Book: 8 Artists to Watch
• Public technical schools offer bargain career training
• Wish Book: As life with cystic fibrosis revolves around treatment, dreams of a job
• Florida Senate may consider ‘stand your ground’ changes in 2016
• Miami-Dade cops offer active shooter scenario on neighborhood app
• State job chief: Uber drivers are contractors, not employees
• With campuses on edge, threats at FIU and UM unfounded
• ‘Frustrated’ Beckham group looking elsewhere after Little Havana site snag
• ITPalooza offers heaping helpings of tech
• UM will introduce new football coach Mark Richt at 10 a.m. Friday
• Weather alert: Flood watch in effect in South Florida until Saturday
• PSC lets Florida’s utilities continue to ‘hedge’ fuel purchases
• Greg Cote: Odds say ’72 Miami Dolphins will pop champagne again soon
• Bill that would allow fracking advances in Florida House
• Alton Road-West Avenue trolley in South Beach to stop running Jan. 1
• From Sunset High to LPGA stardom, Cristie Kerr enjoying golf more than ever
• Friends and Neighbors: Brunch for the Animals raises close to $100,000
• Miami Gardens, county remain unsettled on stadium-area development
• Greg Cote’s Week 13 NFL picks
• Friends and Neighbors: Alvin Ailey director Robert Battle’s story told in children’s book
• Struggling Gators offense likely to unleash QB Treon Harris against Alabama
• Accountant who fleeced Jamaican community and IRS for millions sentenced to 6 1/2 years
• Man or zone? A pressing debate at Miami Dolphins headquarters
• Top soccer official with ties to Miami, U.S. pleads guilty in bribery case
• Gas-theft charge gets parks worker a year of house arrest
• Miami Stories: Casting a life that began at the Castaways
• ‘Become Ocean’ will wash over Miami Beach
• Accessible art displayed at new FU ‘neighborhoods gallery’ in Little Haiti
• Elo’s Miami Supercar Rooms makes Wynwood debut during Art Basel
• Crime Watch: Common-sense tips to stay safe during holiday shopping
• Doral Mayor Luigi Boria pays $325 fine for breaking state campaign finance laws
• At climate meeting, some rare good news in South Florida sea rise battle
• Forged deeds lead to stolen homes, broken hearts in South Florida
• Bolstered by solid defense, Flanagan ready to face Columbus in state semifinal
• Interview with WWE’s newest signee La Sombra
• Southern Waste Systems to be acquired by Waste Management
• Adrienne Motley, Jessica Thomas rally unbeaten UM women past Illinois
• Columbus quarterback Alex Ros strives for perfection — literally
• Florida charter school reforms back under consideration
• AutoNation new-vehicle sales dip in November
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Dec. 3, 2015
• Thunder coach Billy Donovan prepares to face Heat, says NBA move has helped his growth
• Marlins part ways with pitcher Henderson Alvarez after declining contract tender
• Diversity, inequality among issues discussed by panel at MCCJ event
• Remember Hitler
• Mass shootings
• Florida Panthers fourth-line grinder Derek MacKenzie enjoys rare moment in spotlight
• Rich and generous
• Good letters
• Military dogs
• Ensure integrity of Haiti’s election
• Ensure integrity of Haiti’s election
• This week’s best bet in fishing: Offshore of Government Cut finds bountiful mix
• Ensure integrity of Haiti’s election
• Art Basel’s impact felt beyond the Beach
• For the children
• No climate change
• Offensive change
• Americans on guard