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September 17, 2015

• E11EVEN Rooftop announces new Latin nights
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Big Bite in Little Haiti, Neo Soul Saturdays, SocialXchange Happy Hour, and more
• Bombay Sapphire Gin and Dinner Lab host 2nd Miami Dinner Saturday, September 19
• 'Everest' (PG-13)
• Go Drink This: Lemongrass Collins
• Could this be the Best Happy Hour in Miami: American Social in Brickell
• 'Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials' (PG-13)
• Strong afternoon storms leave parts of Broward with downed trees, power outages and possible tornado in Davie
• Republican rivals try to bruise Donald Trump, but debate delivers no knockouts
• Gov. Rick Scott, Legislature on collision course over school funding
• Fire breaks out at South Beach hotel; no injuries
• Prison head says agency suffers because it can’t keep staff
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Big Bite in Little Haiti, Neo Soul Saturdays, SocialXchange Happy Hour, and more
• Bombay Sapphire Gin and Dinner Lab host 2nd Miami Dinner Saturday, September 19
• 'Everest' (PG-13)
• Go Drink This: Lemongrass Collins
• Could this be the Best Happy Hour in Miami: American Social in Brickell
• E11EVEN Rooftop announces new Latin nights
• 'Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials' (PG-13)
• FIU takes NC Central very seriously despite FCS status
• Developer Eleanor Pesce, founder of Paul’s Drugs, dies at 88
• Knight Foundation invests in Venture Hive expansion
• From the editor: Thanks for the feedback — we’re listening
• Charting five years of Miami-Dade spending under Carlos Gimenez
• Miami Gardens narrows police chief field to four candidates
• After debate, Bush, Rubio looking like players again
• Adam Conley sharp as Marlins blank Mets 6-0 to win series
• Miami Stories: Warm breezes and glittering nightlife lured this family
• Platoon leader describes shock at Bergdahl’s disappearance
• Fiction finalists announced for National Book Awards
• Ellen Salpeter named director of ICA Miami
• Police sting nabs man believed responsible for murdered Northwestern High student
• Greg Cote: Miami Hurricanes’ NFL influence remains strong but could soon fade
• Venezuela sinks deeper
• Do you support ‘campus carry’ legislation, or rape?
• Minimum-wage assets
• Refugee arrival?
• So this is America?
• Mayor, CEO announce .MIAMI domain name launch
• Cuba’s Catholic roots aren’t that deep
• When Boomer candidates go bust
• Parole board clears last Kuwaiti at Guantánamo
• Workhorse Dalvin Cook carrying FSU Seminoles running game so far
• T-Mobile makes big moves in service war
• Revive the Ex-Im Bank
• Florida Panthers’ Jonathan Huberdeau agrees to two-year deal in time for training camp
• Engineers vs. God: Chile’s building codes take edge off massive earthquake
• UM’s Brad Kaaya happy to sacrifice great stats for win against Nebraska
• With Reshad Jones’ status uncertain, all eyes are on Dolphins safety Michael Thomas
• Miami Heat adds veteran guard John Lucas III
• Metrorailmare
• Lobbyists’ impact
• Open door and arms
• Tuesday Morning Breakfast Club moving to Washington Avenue
• Dwyane Wade excited about team Miami Heat has built
• Guantánamo sends Moroccan prisoner home
• Miami Beach finance officials resign amid allegations of misusing leave
• Cuban-American family differs on politics but unites on helping the Cuban people
• Miami Dolphins pleased with Branden Albert’s first game back after knee surgery
• Wet weather triggers flood watch for South Florida
• Blues guitarist David Shelley, who toured with Cher, dies at 57
• Verizon offers roaming in Cuba
• Kiwanis Club of Little Havana celebrates 40 years of service to community
• For Key West family, tension as 2 are detained in Turkmenistan
• Four brazen armed robbery suspects caught during getaway in Miami Beach
• Senators question findings, independence of FSA testing review
• Miami native comes home to direct his second film
• Miami Northwestern students head to the White House
• Combate Americas MMA announcer, former WWE superstar Alberto Del Rio on The Roman Show
• Insure children during special enrollment period
• Miller’s Davie Ale House, Casino Miami showing WWE Night of Champions
• Math problem?
• Take the pledge
• Accepting refugees
• New Americans
• Fantasy world
• PACE a guiding force
• Florida Panthers get ready to fly first class
• Lourdes freshman Daniella Spillert wins first Youth Fair golf title
• Antonacci wrong person for water management district
• Florida Gators hope to prove secondary’s early struggles an aberration
• Turn parking spaces into spaces for parks
• County budget should reflect reality
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015
• GOP leaders propose using ballot access to get presidential candidates to Florida
• UM linebacker Jermaine Grace: Tyriq McCord can step in for injured Darrion Owens
• This week’s best bet in fishing: largemouth bass in Lake Okeechobee
• Census: Miami-Dade, Broward residents gain health insurance coverage, but uninsured rates still high
• Johnny Depp’stransformation