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December 31, 2015

• Homestead Job Corps building to shelter unaccompanied minors
• Colombian immigrant accused of posing as Puerto Rican to obtain license
• iPic Theaters opens in North Miami Beach for luxury movie going experience
• Funk Fest kicks off the New Year with live performances by Fantasia, New Edition, Doug E. Fresh and more
• Herald Movie Yearbook 2015
• The ten best movies of 2015
• Herald Movie Yearbook 2015
• The ten best movies of 2015
• Funk Fest kicks off the New Year with live performances by Fantasia, New Edition, Doug E. Fresh and more
• iPic Theaters opens in North Miami Beach for luxury movie going experience
• Florida eyes federal grants to help clear rape kit backlog
• Live updates: Clemson defeats Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl
• Large whale shark makes rare appearance in Keys
• Fat cat needs to go on wet-food diet
• How to spend $5 trillion: a record-breaking year in deals
• Valenzuela, Reitan ease to Junior Orange Bowl victories
• FSU seniors go for unique record in Peach Bowl against Houston
• Greg Cote: Orange Bowl stands test of time, remains cherished Miami treasure
• Attorney, philanthropist Robert Hudson dies at 69
• Miami Hurricanes announce hiring of four assistants
• Orange Bowl teams Clemson, Oklahoma have tenuous links to Miami Hurricanes
• Survival is the name of game for Clemson, Oklahoma at Orange Bowl
• Who has the advantage at the Orange Bowl?
• Judge approves plan to shuffle state Senate districts, affecting millions of Floridians
• Preserving Crandon Park for the public
• U.S. stocks end 2015 mostly flat, capping volatile year
• Woman accused of causing crash had recently moved to South Florida
• South Florida Visual Arts Scene
• World’s Largest Paint Party coming to Sun Life Stadium
• Musical version of ‘Jazz Singer’ presented in Boca Raton
• ‘Mary Poppins’ presented in Palm Beach Gardens
• Ocean Drive in Vienna coming to Arsht
• Greg Cote: Let’s play name the new Miami Dolphins’ coach
• It’s a loser of a year on Wall Street
• Castro sank Cuba into the abyss
• Miami Dolphins coordinators didn’t improve units
• A little more equal
• Thank you all
• Wynwood growth
• Saving Miami Beach
• Clinton divides?
• UF and Michigan’s South Florida quarterbacks to face off in Citrus Bowl
• Songwriter, entrepreneur Albert Elias dies at 86
• Greg Cote’s Week 17 NFL picks
• Miami developer drops pursuit of affordable housing grant
• Florida lawmakers consider appeal of judge’s ruling on state Senate redistricting
• Carnival Cruise Line electrician killed; bloody video captured by passengers
• Florida Panthers’ Nick Bjugstad moving closer to returning to the ice
• Babacar M’Bow out as MOCA director
• More than 1.5 million Floridians signed up for Obamacare
• Jose Lambiet: Divorce of FSU Coach Fisher, wife Candi is final
• JC Chasez and friends check out Forge wine cellar
• Target’s turnaround gets shoppers back into stores
• New trial for Miami-Dade cop convicted of drunk driving
• Cuba, presidential politics, police relations on tap for ‘The Florida Roundup’
• Third man jailed in case of slain South Miami-Dade boy
• Working, wages in week — and year — ahead
• Keys Subway restaurant worker killed in Homestead
• AAA will offer free tows to impaired drivers on New Year’s Eve
• After a decade, renovation of Miami Beach Convention Center finally begins
• Artist rendering illustrates plans for elevated train station in downtown Miami
• Friends and Neighbors: For new year, make a fresh start with a smile on your face
• Multi-car crash on southbound Palmetto Expressway ties up traffic
• Motorcyclist dies in crash, second bike fatality in four days in the Keys
• Crash on Palmetto Expressway leaves one dead
• Review: ‘The Guest Room’ by Chris Bohjalian
• Wish Book: Paralyzed 6-year-old boy needs ramp, therapy lessons
• Fabiola Santiago: Miami-Dade ready to ‘absorb’ thousands of Cubans stranded in Central America
• Florida Panthers make December a month to remember
• No quick fix for Florida Gators’ offense
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Dec. 31, 2015
• Nasty Boys in South Florida to promote Legends of Wrestling
• Miami Christian wins tournament
• Top 15 national sports stories of 2015
• This week’s best bet in fishing: snook in backcountry waters
• Red Road in Miami-Dade will widen from four to six lanes
• Suppressed 2004 list of costs foretold Guantánamo as ‘Most Expensive Prison on Earth’
• Report finds homeownership ‘unattainable’ for most residents in Little Haiti
• Activists denounce U.S. plans for deporting undocumented immigrants