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September 15, 2015

• Keeping Kids Fit: Anemia, sickle cell and other blood disorders
• School Scene: Curley students named semi-finalists in Posse Scholarship competition
• Beyond the Classroom: Reading, Riting, Rithmetic….. and Coding
• Things to do in Miami this weekend Sept. 18-20
• Barry's Bootcamp hosts Sweating for Change
• Power outage forces closure of courthouse in Coral Gables
• GOP candidates prepare to debate Donald Trump, this time for real
• Things to do in Miami this weekend Sept. 18-20
• Barry's Bootcamp hosts Sweating for Change
• Trump vs. Bush: Where’s the truth?
• MIA case highlights overstays on tourist visas
• Miami’s Financial Chef dishes out investment advice and restaurant-quality meals
• South Miami looks to lower property tax rate
• Miami Hurricanes players rally around embattled defensive coordinator Mark D’Onofrio
• Florida Supreme Court won’t hear SkyRise lawsuit by activist
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: No excuse for a mistaken takedown
• Airline ancillary revenue tops $38 billion in 2014
• Greg Cote: Miami Dolphins’ season hinges on Ryan Tannehill’s emergence
• Port Miami expansion plans draw fire
• Dump truck hits and kills road ranger on turnpike in Southwest Miami Dade
• Broward Health pays nearly $70 million to settle fraud case; whistleblower named
• Jackson Health: Investigation into NFL player’s leaked patient records ‘ongoing’
• Fabiola Santiago: How to bury your head in the sand, Miami-style
• Boatsetter, Cruzin team up to dominate boat-sharing marketplace
• Why guns on campus are such a dangerous idea
• Florida declares farming emergency to deal with Asian fruit flies in Miami-Dade
• Cuban migrants make landfall on South Beach
• Artists, celebs, WWE talent appearing at Wizard World Fort Lauderdale in October
• Court gets 7 proposed Florida congressional district maps as Democrats weigh in
• Neighbors in Religion: This is what faith is all about
• Cosby special airs Thursday night
• Court offering relief for Miami-Dade drivers who owe road tolls
• Drivers on Dolphin Expressway will see a lane shift this weekend
• Amputee Libyan ‘forever prisoner’ cleared for release
• 16-year-old on way to school struck and killed near North Miami High
• Gloria Estefan to sing for pope
• Police announce arrest of foot-sniffer at FIU library
• Neither chemo nor head injury stops these triathletes
• Jamaican novelist tops Man Booker shortlist
• Weather alert: Wind, humidity, heat and rain for South Florida
• Free Wi-Fi on mass transit keeps South Florida riders connected
• Legendary referee Earl Hebner to be inducted into TNA Hall of Fame during Bound for Glory Weekend
• Flipps partners with Ring of Honor, TNA Impact Wrestling
• Meet Ben Carson, the GOP field’s positive, pleasant outsider
• St. Thomas Aquinas football No. 2 in national polls
• FBI dismantles South Florida-based identity theft ring
• Miami Herald’s South Florida Top 20 high school football rankings
• Law in disorder
• JetBlue pilot: Drone in flight path at Fort Lauderdale airport
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2015
• Report: Nearly 1 in 4 Miami-Dade homes still underwater on mortgages
• Making tango a dance for every generation
• Miami Lighthouse celebrates 85th anniversary with exhibit by blind artists
• Songwriter Amy Carol Webb found ‘Sound of Music’ young
• National Book Awards announces poetry longlist
• Miami Gardens postpones vote on community development funding
• Miami-based ArX opens European headquarters
• Miami Beach candidate uses commissioner’s charity in political ad
• Emerging Miami Dolphins star Jarvis Landry stretches field and his money
• Jennifer Zighelboim, cruise line marketing executive, dies at 48
• Cuban migrants make landfall on South Beach