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August 31, 2015

• Mansion nightclub closing its doors; re-opening as Icon
• Pizza neoyorquina en la playa
• Accessible Art: Fontainebleau Miami Beach unveils The Frank Sinatra Photo Gallery and photographer Cendino Temé's work is on view at the Black Archives
• Rick Springfield brings tour to South Florida
• The Old Ball & Chain, A Wynwood Hootenanny, and Labor Day Lushery
• Glenn Garvin: Trump’s immigration foes need better arguments
• Prison chief makes top brass reapply for jobs
• Police: Man steals car with baby inside in Southwest Miami-Dade, leaves bicycle
• FBI looking for man who robbed Doral bank
• Mansion nightclub closing its doors; re-opening as Icon
• Pizza neoyorquina en la playa
• Accessible Art: Fontainebleau Miami Beach unveils The Frank Sinatra Photo Gallery and photographer Cendino Temé's work is on view at the Black Archives
• Rick Springfield brings tour to South Florida
• The Old Ball & Chain, A Wynwood Hootenanny, and Labor Day Lushery
• Hurricane Fred forms in the Atlantic
• International Ballet Festival of Miami turns 20
• Will John Cena’s new ring gear increase his popularity in Miami for WWE SmackDown at AmericanAirlines Arena?
• ‘South Beach’ actress in a sunny state of mind
• After Erika: Sunny skies draw visitors back to the beach
• South Floridians collecting supplies for storm-ravaged Dominica
• Protecting Everglades National Park ends way of life for Gladesmen
• Fort Lauderdale luxury condo broker arrested in May hit-and-run crash in Oakland Park
• MPO no-shows
• Miami Beach Convention Center hotel vote could be delayed at developer’s request
• Opa-locka police major charged with DUI
• Guantánamo tested prisoners’ blood, vaccinated some after shingles, chickenpox cases
• DeVante Parker has limited practice with Dolphins, might be ready for opener
• Innocent victims
• State board to consider historic value of Miami Marine Stadium
• ‘No More Blues’ photo exhibit documents 2014 ‘Black Lives Matter’ protests in Miami
• In murder trial, Miami rapper GhostWridah testifies street cred isn’t always credible
• MPO committee holds meeting - and few show up
• A sounder sleep for sleep apnea patients
• Larry Beinfest reflects on time as Marlins GM, is ready for another gig after two years away
• Marlins’ shutout of Braves adds to Shelby Miller’s hard luck
• Andre C. Fernandez: American Heritage should be up to challenge
• Miami Herald’s South Florida Top 20 high school football rankings
• Columbus boys win opening match in golf
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2015
• Jackson leaders encouraged by growth in insured patients
• A long-awaited meeting between ‘blood brothers’
• South Florida man awaiting trial on charges of trafficking Molly
• Al Golden: UM tailback Gus Edwards should have surgery
• Ex-Canes find new home with Bethune-Cookman
• FIU Panthers offensive line plagued by injuries and inconsistency as opener approaches
• Lax oversight tied to over-billing in Miami-Dade tax districts
• UF linebacker Antonio Morrison slated to start eight months after serious knee injury
• Jamil Douglas pulls ahead at right guard for Dolphins
• Miami developers, contractor plead guilty in $36 million affordable-housing scam
• How to store foods properly
• 15-year-old twins wounded as North Miami home pelted with bullets
• 2020 vision
• History and Trump
• Formative school assessments are essential
• Human-rights abuse
• Don’t text and drive
• Feds: Miami developers, contractor to plead guilty in $36 million affordable-housing scam
• Parking advisory for WWE SmackDown at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami
• 4 young suspects in machete murder could be eligible for death penalty
• AT&T rolls out 1-gigabit service to Pompano Beach
• VMAs fashion: The good, the odd and the sleazy
• Controversy grows over plan to revamp issuance of millions of Florida driver licenses
• The Wynwood Yard to open a culinary incubator in Miami