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September 22, 2015

• Keeping Kids Fit: Back pain is becoming an increasingly common complaint in children
• Miami-Dade educator Lemmie Deliford Sr. dies at 83
• Beyond the Classroom: A look at both sides of the coding curriculum debate
• Pop-up roller skate park returning to Bayfront Park on Friday
• Growing healthy minds and bodies with revamped school lunches
• Pet advice: Consider arthritis medication for aging dog
• Habit Burger opens in Miami, donates first-week proceeds to charity
• GK Bistronomie bringing 'globally inspired Peruvian' cuisine to Wynwood
• Miami Soul giveaway: Advance screening of THE MARTIAN featuring Chiwetel Ejiofor & Matt Damon
• Spanish food market to pop up at Bayfront Park
• Miami police search for two preschool sisters
• Two Miami-Dade men charged in case of missing boat electronics in the Keys
• Miami Soul giveaway: Advance screening of THE MARTIAN featuring Chiwetel Ejiofor & Matt Damon
• Spanish food market to pop up at Bayfront Park
• Habit Burger opens in Miami, donates first-week proceeds to charity
• GK Bistronomie bringing 'globally inspired Peruvian' cuisine to Wynwood
• From Cuba to Washington — Francis bridges a cultural, political chasm
• Some domestic workers face abuse at home and in the workplace
• Miami Marlins drop fourth in row, reportedly interview Manny Acta for manager
• Bullygate principal Richie Incognito, now 'a better person,' returns to face Dolphins Sunday
• Guantánamo frees 9-year hunger striker to Saudi Arabia
• Haiti World Bank report: Time for a social contract
• Veterans aim to make Florida Panthers roster
• Raising the academic bar
• Helping patients be better healthcare consumers
• Let’s not fight each other over Cuba
• Suh a team player?
• Next target: ISIS
• Trump insults
• Florida growers, Adam Putnam debate aerial pest spray for invasive Oriental fruit fly
• Ocean Reef staffer accused of stealing nearly $1 million from resort
• ‘Lucha Underground’ will return for season two in 2016 on El Rey Network
• Interview with WWE NXT’s Asuka, Kana on Channel Guide
• Our young black men’s warfare is hurting all
• Cost of dementia
• Gulliver tops Pace in football
• Andre C. Fernandez: South Plantation has shot vs. Miramar
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2015
• Michael Fassbender suddenly single
• Top linebacker recruit de-commits from FSU Seminoles
• What did the regime fear from a Miami pilgrim?
• Congress to the Everglades’ rescue
• FIU Panthers hope to reverse Louisiana setbacks
• Too many people
• Next target: ISIS
• Lazarus on $20 bill
• Workplace bullies
• No relief for Syrians
• The pope errs
• Florida Gators lose two more linebackers to injury
• Neighbors in Religion: Catholic nun celebrates 75 years of service to church, community
• Political operative charged in Miami-Dade elections case
• Miami archbishop deems Pope Francis’ ‘emotional’ trip to Cuba a success
• Accused Miami marijuana trafficker claims he grew plants to help cancer-stricken wife
• Fizzy shindig on Star Island celebrates new mixable champagne
• Family first for The Rock
• South Florida’s top 20 high school football teams
• Broward Health’s $70 million settlement leaves risk of criminal charges
• Gov. Rick Scott announces 40 new jobs from Kentucky — or is it Ohio?
• A moral voice vs. an immoral force
• Alleged al-Qaida commander fires legal team, paralyzing Guantánamo trial
• Pope and America
• North Miami gives initial approval to budget, tax rate for new fiscal year
• Florida tied for last in paying unemployment benefits
• South Florida water managers approve $750 million budget
• Palm Beach woman files class-action lawsuit against Volkswagen, AutoNation
• Crowley to buy Miami-based SeaFreight
• Grants boost funding for Miami-Dade cops
• Homestead daycare driver pleads guilty in toddler’s death
• Rappers’ delight: Nicki Minaj dishes on Meek Mill
• Events planned on buying, owning a franchise
• Palmetto Bay street closures for drainage improvements to cause traffic backup
• Miami-based Carlisle’s former CEO pleads guilty to stealing millions
• Opa-locka City Manager Steve Shiver seeks changes, including better budget oversight
• Portfolio of South Beach apartments hits market for $65 million
• Dream Defenders take break from social media
• Candidates stoke fires of bigotry
• Bad news from the Palestinians
• Light sentence
• Molly punishment
• Feds target Miami for Obamacare outreach
• Military forces
• Russian ice breakers
• Befuddled notice
• Pope and Cuba
• Fabiola Santiago: Pope Francis gifts a gentler, inclusive vocabulary to a bellicose Cuba
• Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire spun Iris Acker into a lifetime in the theater
• How to win a (bowling) alley fight, Homestead style
• Audit details ‘dangerous’ understaffing at Florida prisons
• Cuban Adjustment Act may soon change
• South Plantation football team has best performance of the week in Broward County
• A former addict, son of coach Jimmy Johnson helps others get sober
• Developer pays $41.5 million for Wynwood block
• Virginia Gardens reelects incumbent mayor, council members
• Historic Madrid food market to open in Miami’s Bayfront Park
• Eating like an athlete is a science
• Judge slaps Florida for purging sick kids from treatment program