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September 25, 2015

• HistoryMakers Bea Hines, Dorothy Fields visit Brownsville Middle to encourage students
• Miami-Dade students rock to money lessons
• Change is on the menu at Michael Schwartz's The Cypress Room in Miami
• Piripi presents Bourbon & Bites
• Friday Night Live Week 5: South Florida high school football, September 25, 2015
• The Home Economist: Why child athletes of all levels earn more as adults
• Popcorn Frights, Miami’s first horror film festival, brings the scares Oct. 1-4
• Piripi presents Bourbon & Bites
• Change is on the menu at Michael Schwartz's The Cypress Room in Miami
• Raúl Castro makes his debut at the United Nations
• Fairchild’s tropical garden column: Cucumbers fit for a dollhouse
• Activity is key to good health as you age
• Columbus stays perfect with 21-7 victory over rival Belen Jesuit
• Deerfield Beach succumbs to Bolles’ Wing-T in 33-15 loss
• Thomas’ four TDs lead Edison past Braddock 49-21
• Suit claims abuse in death of inmate at Florida women’s prison
• After patient dies awaiting transfer, Jackson reforms policy
• Florida Gators eager to restore legacy of once-feared ‘Swamp’
• Westminster Christian tops Gulliver in shortened game
• Goleman rushes for 356 yards to crush Westland Hialeah 41-0
• Sotloffs pledge $125,000 to University of Miami’s journalism program
• Kenny Stills, acquired by Miami Dolphins to stretch the field, has not seen much of it
• Jury convicts man in Miami medical marijuana growhouse case
• Jose Fernandez struggles but sets unbeaten home record as Marlins top Braves 12-11
• Shivers, Chaminade dominate Pace 35-7
• Mater Academy cruises past Doral 45-14
• Homestead developer gets earful, unwanted postponement
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Sept. 26, 2015
• Samuels, Flanagan clobber Western 42-0
• Plantation gets crucial win vs. Cypress Bay 21-13
• Displacement of Dimensions Variable gallery will test Miami Worldcenter’s commitment to art
• Control emissions
• A-Rod buys Miami penthouse
• Broward’s Memorial Healthcare adopts $1.8 billion spending plan
• A-Rod buys Miami penthouse
• Offensive fireworks expected as FIU Panthers open C-USA play against Louisiana Tech
• Church’s doctrine
• Fight over Florida congressional map fueled by Senate power struggle
• St. Thomas Aquinas overcomes 468 yards passing by Hallandale’s Tyler Huntley for 36-28 win
• After vandalism, Miami mosque leaders call for unity
• Prominent businesswoman pleads guilty to tax fraud in South Florida
• Author, immigration attorney, mother of radio host dies
• Weekend warriors: You’re not 20 anymore
• Gregori McCrae, Miramar run over South Plantation 33-10
• Power foods = power training
• South Florida FBI building is unexpected architectural jewel in the wetlands
• Expanding PortMiami for tourism and cargo
• End Islamophobia
• Carson’s comments
• Rubio fundraiser
• Trump and Mexicans
• Pope’s message
• ‘I back Antonacci’
• A chance for safer local policing
• A chance for safer local policing
• Ecuador government drops plan to shut down press watchdog
• Gimenez pushes privatization of county’s transit future
• Party in disarray cannot govern
• Florida fails to apply for federal grant to fight worker misclassification
• Former UM star Peter O’Brien takes circuitous path to majors
• Miami Beach building domino pavilion at North Beach Bandshell
• 21 Miami-Dade, Broward banks win highest ratings
• Coral Gables approves budget, tax rate for 2015-16 fiscal year
• U.S. Defense Secretary OKs release of last British resident at Guantánamo Bay
• Two time ‘Project Runway’ star: I’ve had my fill of reality TV
• Miami River restaurant complex needs city, voter approval
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: Miami is home to Boeing’s largest flight training center
• Coral Gables commission denies country club outdoor seating plan
• New wing of Tate Modern to open next summer
• 7-Eleven adds delivery service through Postmates
• Subscribe to save 10 percent on Dranoff 2 Piano concerts
• GableStage’s ‘Disgraced’ preview will benefit the ACLU
• Zun Zún children’s arts fest brings Hispanic music, theater to Miami
• Natalie Cole will headline the Jazz Roots finale concert
• Feds approve height of six Miami condo towers
• Playing with pain: Injuries to youth athletes are on the rise
• By 40, you’ve got to get moving
• Director Louis Tyrrell launches Theatre Lab at FAU
• Dynamic stretching can improve athletic performance
• What do you recommend?
• Review: ‘The Heart Goes Last’ by Margaret Atwood
• Lee Miller biographer Antony Penrose to speak at NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale
• High school roundup: Carol City defense shuts down Southridge 25-9
• Tom Hudson: Later is now
• Meg Green’s money dilemmas: My brother has taken over our mother