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September 10, 2015

• Take a tour through Asia at Origin Bistro in Key Biscayne
• Miami Spice 2015: Top 10 downtown Miami restaurants
• The Raleigh Miami Beach Introduces Penthouse Sessions
• 'Meru' (R)
• 'The Visit' (PG-13)
• French brasserie Le Zoo by Stephen Starr to open in Bal Harbour Shops
• Miami restaurant review: Byblos in South Beach gives Mediterranean food a makeover
• 'Grandma' (R)
• U.S. Chamber: Miami-Dade one of worst areas in country for lawsuits
• Take a tour through Asia at Origin Bistro in Key Biscayne
• Miami Spice 2015: Top 10 downtown Miami restaurants
• Miami restaurant review: Byblos in South Beach gives Mediterranean food a makeover
• 'Meru' (R)
• French brasserie Le Zoo by Stephen Starr to open in Bal Harbour Shops
• The Raleigh Miami Beach Introduces Penthouse Sessions
• 'Grandma' (R)
• 'The Visit' (PG-13)
• Tropical Storm Henri picks up speed in Atlantic
• Tropical Storm Henri forms in the Atlantic
• Lawmaker to feds: Make Florida give poor kids healthcare
• Arts Pioneers: Profiles of South Florida’s cultural groundbreakers
• Miami Gardens tentatively approves budget, tax rate for new fiscal year
• North Miami to re-bid sewer lining project
• Carnival Liberty expected back in San Juan Friday morning
• Greg Cote’s Thursday NFL pick: Steelers at Patriots
• Greg Cote: Dolphins will rise, but Packers will win it all
• Wanted: Serial ‘Creeper’ who has terrorized dozens of women
• U.S. and Cuban delegations to meet in Havana
• Timber business booming throughout northeast Florida
• Female farm workers win $17 million sex-harassment case in Miami federal court
• UM shows interest in under-the-radar local talent
• Ex-Miami Beach official pleads guilty in corruption case
• Marlins farm teams also struggling and have few MLB-ready prospects
• Emilio Estefan strikes back with ‘We’re All Mexican’
• Remembering 9/11 at ceremonies in South Florida
• Dolphins defensive end Cameron Wake returns to his native D.C. as a star
• Ethics fines increasing for Florida officials who don’t disclose personal finances
• Navy: Health survey rules out need for Guantánamo ‘cancer cluster’ probe
• Kelvin Sheppard says Dolphins linebackers ‘underestimated, underrated’
• Two-state solution, found
• Tom Koehler strikes out 10 in Marlins’ win over Brewers
• A Pedro Pan recalls his journey
• Friends and Neighbors: Grandparents Day allows older folks to pass on their heritage
• Relentless for Progress political committee brings in less cash during final month
• Arrest made in stabbing death of former Booker T. football player in Tampa
• Interview with WWE superstar, movie star Dean Ambrose on Channel Guide
• ‘Toolbox Trent’ Harris a reliable part for Miami Hurricanes
• Gators’ stockpile of South Florida players already making big impact
• Royal Caribbean Cruises planning expansion at PortMiami
• Florida Gators will rotate quarterbacks
• Colombia trades barbs with Venezuela amid heated border crisis
• Doral council votes for city to pay officials’ legal defense bills in ethics complaints
• Miami Stories: A youth filled with good food and outdoor adventures
• Woman shot dead at West Kendall apartment complex
• Pompano Beach hotel sells to Massachusetts firm
• Doral residents sue Mayor Luigi Boria, city alleging free-speech rights violated
• Trumpetfish really shake ‘em down
• Plantation American Heritage boys win fifth Morrison golf tournament in a row
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015
• State OK’s rate hikes for Citizens insurance
• After taking aim at media, Ecuador goes after free-speech organization
• Haiti presidential campaign opens amid protest
• Versatile FSU defensive lineman Giorgio Newberry has one final season to make big impact
• Jury awards $8.6 million to families of UM students killed while crossing Kendall Drive
• 14 years after 9/11, secrecy shrouds many records
• Political insider takes the reins at South Florida water district
• Miami commission gives tentative approval to $615M budget
• Beach Buzz: Forty Miami-Dade sites to participate in Coastal Cleanup Day
• Big stars inspire co-anchor Nancy O Dell’s new fashion line