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September 16, 2015

• 'Breathe' (unrated)
• 'Black Mass' (R)
• Tango Lovers comes to the Fillmore Miami Beach on Thursday night
• Gianni's at the Villa to open in former Versace Mansion in South Beach
• PARK(ing) Day Miami 2015 returns this Friday with mini parks popping up all over Miami
• Four Seasons Brickell hosts End of Summer pool party
• Free and Cheap things to do in Miami Sept. 18-20
• South Florida’s source for synthetic drugs: The China pipeline
• Inaugural poet Richard Blanco’s Cuban stories engage students
• 'Breathe' (unrated)
• 'Black Mass' (R)
• Four Seasons Brickell hosts End of Summer pool party
• Tango Lovers comes to the Fillmore Miami Beach on Thursday night
• Gianni's at the Villa to open in former Versace Mansion in South Beach
• PARK(ing) Day Miami 2015 returns this Friday with mini parks popping up all over Miami
• Free and Cheap things to do in Miami Sept. 18-20
• PolitiFact live blog: Fact-checking the Republican debate
• Royal Caribbean says fleet coming back to Miami
• Investigation into cyber attacks against Florida school tests comes up empty
• Criminal justice committees pass bill allowing guns on campus
• Friends and Neighbors: Yom Kippur service to include a special evening of reflection
• Grand jury indicts ex-students in Homestead teen’s machete murder
• Friends and Neighbors: Reagan/Doral High murals honor two killed in car accidents
• Miami-Dade County does a U-turn on ‘José Milton Way’
• Miami, firefighters agree on terms for new contract
• Crime Watch: Easy tips to make your home and vehicle less vulnerable to break-ins
• Deadly confrontation: Cops shoot, kill man outside his home
• Rain postpones Dolphin Expressway traffic shift
• Miami Hurricanes safety Deon Bush honored for community work
• Orange Bowl Committee launching girls’ sports program — Drive for Excellence
• Global Force Wrestling takes next step, signs international TV distribution deal
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2015
• God vs. country
• Stent restores speech and movement for 26-year-old stroke victim
• Expensive poles
• Courage in Germany
• Change in Guatemala
• Reagan High bowling teams post shutouts over Miami Springs
• FSU Seminoles receiver Travis Rudolph puts focus on football after a trying summer
• God vs. country
• Expand Metrorail
• Palmer Trinity eighth-grader Cameron Piedra wins Youth Fair boys’ Invitational golf tournament
• WWE NXT’s Blue Pants, indie wrestler Leva Bates, on The Roman Show
• Loosen the reins, Mr. Monestime
• Trump an autocrat
• ‘I still seek justice for my murdered daughter’
• Florida Gators still not ready to name starting QB
• Right decision
• Vicious inmates
• Loosen the reins, Mr. Monestime
• TechVersify online series premiers this week on WPBT2
• National Book Award nonfiction finalists announced
• Miami Marlins end New York Mets’ win streak at 8
• Wrong-way driver involved in fatal crash on Sawgrass Expressway, troopers say
• Espirito Santo Plaza in Brickell sells for $142 million
• ‘Maze Runner’ cast visits Miami
• Women’s Theater Festival gives voice to female playwrights
• Miami Marlins official barber Hugo ‘Juice’ Tandron becomes unlikely cult hero
• New York Fashion Week style report: a mix of beach chic and elegance with an edge
• FIU’s Michael Wakefield gets partial credit for sack
• Miami Dolphins returner Jarvis Landry named AFC special teams player of the week
• Greg Cote’s Thursday NFL pick: Broncos vs. Chiefs
• Dolphins rookie DeVante Parker expected more than one play, but is OK with role
• Ryan Tannehill, Ndamukong Suh look to rebound after Dolphins’ ‘poor’ season opener
• Corcoran wants to lead House to era of reform
• Redshirting not FIU coach Ron Turner’s way of managing rosters
• In the Netflix series ‘Narcos,’ the subtleties of Spanish matter
• Andres Oppenheimer: Latin America’s new era of disenchantment
• For new scuba divers, taking a rescue diving course could save lives
• Lawsuit claims Florida inmates are denied surgeries
• Fried yuca cakes deliver a taste of Cuba
• Hasselback potato is as good as it looks
• Creating new magic with good-old collard greens
• Cookbook author Amelia Saltsman talks farmers market, sundaes
• Best Seat in the House: Table 4L at GG’s Waterfront in Hollywood
• Sea salt gets specific and French’s fries new onions
• Chef Alice Waters encourages eating fresh, local foods
• Thai pork with cucumber pulls double duty
• Replicating Marie Callender’s German chocolate pie