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September 23, 2015

• Bust a move at the Miami Metromover ‘Soul Train’ this Thursday
• Things to do in Miami this weekend Sept. 25-27
• 'Stonewall' (R )
• Nick Jonas heads to Miami to perform sexy R&B hits
• 'Pawn Sacrifice' (PG-13)
• Go Drink This: House-Bottled Pear and Hibiscus Cider
• 'The Second Mother' (unrated)
• 'The Intern' (PG-13)
• Dwyane Wade’s chef makes dream come true for sick teen
• 'The Second Mother' (unrated)
• 'Pawn Sacrifice' (PG-13)
• 'Stonewall' (R )
• 'The Intern' (PG-13)
• Bust a move at the Miami Metromover ‘Soul Train’ this Thursday
• Go Drink This: House-Bottled Pear and Hibiscus Cider
• Nick Jonas heads to Miami to perform sexy R&B hits
• Things to do in Miami this weekend Sept. 25-27
• Carry-ons: better small than sorry
• Following the money in Miami elections
• Andres Oppenheimer: Latin America’s innovation drama
• Obama: Church has given ‘voice and hope’ to many
• Many Caribbean transplants across South Florida use bush medicine to cure ailments
• Police: Dogs may have mauled elderly woman
• Pope Francis: Act now on climate change
• Miami Beach mayoral candidate receives blackmail letter over Ashley Madison account
• James Patterson to receive honorary National Book Award
• Miami Beach mayoral candidate talks traffic, communication with residents at civic breakfast
• Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra takes ‘full ownership’ for last season’s struggles
• Questions linger in case of woman, 91, found with dog bite marks who later died
• Two sisters abducted from grandmother’s home are found
• Greg Cote’s Thursday NFL pick: Redskins at Giants
• Miami-Dade cop accused of filing false accusations against estranged husband
• Numbers don’t reflect threat posed by FIU tight end Jonnu Smith
• Gators putting emphasis on fixing special teams
• Thanks, Hurricanes
• Serve if elected
• New world order
• Defending Carson
• Alzheimer’s toll
• A local dud, Tropical Storm Erika still put damper on tourism
• Sylvester Cancer Center at UM gets $450,000 grant for breast cancer research
• Group rates Florida’s Medicaid HMOs average, but state lauds quality of care
• Fire engulfs abandoned house in Little Haiti
• Miami Dolphins coach Joe Philbin has no regrets over Richie Incognito suspension
• Miami-Dade group helps break cycle of domestic violence
• For Miami pilgrims, trip to see Pope Francis was memorable and — so far — smooth
• DNA links ‘The Creeper’ to sex attack on Miami Beach
• This week’s best bet in fishing: Fort Pierce Inlet
• Keys native Seychelle Hattingh takes standup paddleboarding by storm
• Candidate with city contract asks Miami Beach to find new vendor
• Everett Golson protecting football as FSU offense suffers growing pains
• Shut down the threat of foolish shutdown
• Venezuela’s day of reckoning approaches
• Global goals, the pope and all of us
• Cuba won’t change
• Raising the bar
• Thousands greet Pope Francis at the White House
• Selena Gomez: I’m in a good place right now
• Aron Agony, Joey Bricco, Maxwell Chicago, Donovan, Heavy Hearts, Monster Tarver at Ronin Pro Wrestling
• Has Bin Laden won?
• WWE NXT champ Bayley hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Key players return from injury for FSU Seminoles
• (Part 1) WWE Diva Paige talks ‘Monday Night Raw’ rant, ‘Total Divas’ proposal
• Rome takes on a different character at night
• Dee Gordon’s walk-off hit in 11th lifts Marlins over Phillies
• UM linebacker Marques Gayot hospitalized after collision at practice, is expected to be OK
• Hialeah man strangles his wife, kills himself
• Florida Gators QB Treon Harris, CB Jalen Tabor suspended for Tennessee game
• Miami Marlins honor Alessandro Fernandez, Hudson Koczwara, Mario Menendez, Ryan Mittleman, Eva Sirlin
• Support independent charter schools, don’t strangle them
• Colombia’s President Santos, FARC announce peace deal close
• Florida State’s pass defense shows improvement
• Greg Cote: Adventure fanatic Chad Johnson having too much fun to miss football
• FIU Panthers hurting at safety
• Rice salads are an easy, breezy taste of fall
• Chef Jacques Pépin is not slowing down
• No new kids in program for sickest, most disabled, Florida says