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September 11, 2015

• 'Max et les ferraileurs' (unrated)
• Lazy Sunday takes on a new meaning with Fool's Gold Day Off music event
• Friday Night Live Week 3: South Florida high school football, September 11, 2015
• Artist Daniel Arsham, Pérez Museum’s Franklin Sirmans to talk at YoungArts
• Live updates: Miami Hurricanes at FAU Owls
• Winter is coming — in form of South Beach ice bar
• Lazy Sunday takes on a new meaning with Fool's Gold Day Off music event
• 'Max et les ferraileurs' (unrated)
• Lawyers: Guantánamo prisoner on hunger strike ‘gravely sick’
• Miami Spice 2015: Grading restaurants with the best and worst deals
• Photo contest: Win free meals at Miami Spice restaurants
• Florida ethics commission balks at forcing spouses of elected officials to reveal finances
• The week in art brings shows in Wynwood, North Miami
• Melgen steps up defense in corruption case involving Sen. Menendez
• Jackson holds off Booker T. Washington 38-35 as late field goal misses
• South Dade finally gets ball to bounce its way and edges Norland
• Greg Cote: UM prevails in ‘Howard Bowl II’ but Al Golden’s detractors still lurking
• UM, FAU interested in continuing series beyond next season
• Big first half helps Aquinas clobber Plantation 43-20
• Sunset rolls past South Miami 21-0
• Marlins nip Nationals 2-1 as Jose Fernandez braces for return Saturday
• Facing almost 14 years in prison, Venezuela’s López remains defiant
• Miami Springs defeats Doral Academy 25-3
• Florida Gators not looking past dangerous East Carolina Pirates
• FSU coach Jimbo Fisher says team is ready for morning kickoff
• Veteran winger Martin Havlat accepts Florida Panthers’ training camp invitation
• Gear + gadgets: Power of the pen holder
• Veterans, volunteers dedicate scatter garden in Miami-Dade county cemetery
• Miami Dolphins’ retooled offensive line says it’s ready for test
• Judge dismisses developer’s lawsuit over $88 million Worldcenter subsidy
• Marc Anthony to headline Make-A-Wish Ball
• Usher takes a meeting at Makoto
• Frankie Grande is thinking big
• Review: ‘Two Years, Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights’ by Salman Rushdie
• Lily Tomlin: A perfect ‘Grandma’
• Review: ‘City of Thorns’ by Ben Rawlence
• What do you recommend?
• The digital divide is a civil-rights issue
• Property owner halts plan to build on segregation-era black cemetery
• From the archives: Miami Herald front pages from Sept. 11-12, 2001
• Miami teen killed in late night drive-by shooting
• Stage Door’s ‘The Fantasticks’ works its simple magic
• South Florida’s heat key to boom of python and cold-blooded cousins
• At Venice Biennale, Latin America pavilion highlights endangered languages
• GOP outreach to Hispanic voters cut short by Summer of Trump
• Mayor Levine gets a challenger in Miami Beach
• Arsht Center offers free events for gospel music lovers, families
• Cuba announces massive prisoner release ahead of pope’s visit
• Pope Francis’ address to Congress a hot ticket in Washington
• Northwestern High grieves for two students shot to death
• Judge sets Monday deadline for submitting Florida redistricting maps
• Edgewater penthouse sells for $8.6 million, developer says
• Private conservancy proposed to upgrade, run Miami’s Museum Park
• Donald Trump says he’s bought 100 percent of Miss Universe pageant
• Nova soccer player Filippo Mancini, whose dad coaches Inter Milan, trying to make name for himself
• Suspect in Miami-Dade missing-body murder case gets 30 years in prison on weapons charges
• Edward Hudak named permanent chief of the Coral Gables police department
• Palm Beach Dramaworks goes behind the scenes with Dramalogue
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: Florida is General Motors' leading market in Southeast
• Judge issues force-feed order for hunger striking asylum seekers
• American Heritage turns back Northwestern 44-23
• Captain awaits trial after cocaine found on boat docked at Miami River
• Entrepreneurship Datebook: Events, workshops for Sept. 14-20
• Coral Gables routs Homestead 45-0
• FIU Panthers look to build on win over UCF Knights
• Kerry Simon, Miami’s first rock-star chef, dies at 60