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September 29, 2015

• Beyond the Classroom: The impact of culture on the classroom
• School Scene: South Miami recognizes Columbus High student for starting children’s book club
• Keeping Kids Fit: Living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
• A weekend at Miami Beach’s new wellness retreat, Carillon Hotel & Spa
• Steve Madden Celebrates 25 Years
• 'The Walk' (PG)
• Miami Events - October 2015
• Wizard World Comic Con takes over the Broward Convention Center
• Review: ‘After You’ by Jojo Moyes
• Gov. Rick Scott outvoted as Cabinet OK’s ranch preservation plan
• Coast Guard seizes $41 million in drugs
• 'The Walk' (PG)
• Miami Events - October 2015
• Steve Madden Celebrates 25 Years
• Wizard World Comic Con takes over the Broward Convention Center
• A weekend at Miami Beach’s new wellness retreat, Carillon Hotel & Spa
• Strengthening Tropical Storm Joaquin edges toward Bahamas
• Defense policy bill keeps captives at Guantánamo Bay
• Hispanic Unity’s free entrepreneur summit planned for Oct. 8
• Tears flow as El Portal trailer residents are forced out
• Hassan Whiteside sits out first day of Miami Heat training camp
• Giancarlo Stanton shut down for rest of season as Marlins fall to Rays 4-2
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2015
• Injured Miami Dolphins lineman Branden Albert ‘very, very frustrated’
• Florida Gators’ hosting of Ole Miss conjures famous Tim Tebow speech
• Carnival Corp. expands hybrid Wi-Fi network to more ships
• Miami youngsters launch campaign to sock it to childhood cancer
• E! announces second season of ‘WAGS’ with former WWE Diva Kelly Kelly, Barbie Blank
• FSU Seminoles punter Cason Beatty finds new focus
• Injuries taking a toll on FIU Panthers as UMass game awaits
• Gore: Florida climate crisis mired in politics
• Publix Super Markets Charities gives $4M to Habitat for Humanity affiliates
• Citizens Property Insurance aims to be more consumer-friendly in shedding policies
• State leaders challenged to confront aftermath of horrific Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys
• Some free advice for candidate Bush
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: The adult has left the building. Now what?
• Cincinnati to start record-setting QB against Miami Hurricanes
• Research funding
• Pope’s message
• Dolphins players
• Rebuild Cuba?
• Student clockmaker
• Convenience tag fee
• One Sotheby’s acquires Miami Beach luxury realty firm
• Time for change
• Stop killer Krome
• Party hearty Jason Derulo headlining cruise out of Miami
• Colombia’s Santos tells world leaders peace near, amid worries at home
• Rothstein’s ex-banker to plead guilty to fraud charges in Miami federal court
• A high-tech solar roof at Camillus House is part of a student-inspired energy makeover
• South Miami cop arrested on charges of misconduct with minors
• Musician-songwriter Stephen Gibb got a hard-rocking start
• Are pet food fillers truly bad for your cat?
• South Florida home prices continue slow growth
• Final plan for Lincoln Road makeover to be revealed Tuesday
• Julie Schumacher becomes first woman to win Thurber Prize
• Channel Guide interview with WWE’s Paige of ‘Total Divas’ on E!
• AT&T lowers prices for ultra-fast Internet service
• South Dakota tribe to open nation’s 1st marijuana resort
• Endeavor Miami to honor Gilt, Square co-founders
• Update: WWE’s Natalya, Ricky Steamboat will be appearing at Wizard World Fort Lauderdale in October
• Soledad O’Brien connects with Miami
• Surfside develops mobile app to find restaurants, shops and hotels
• Kate Hudson, Nick Jonas: Special friends?
• Fabiola Santiago: Cuban artist El Sexto played by the rules of engagement — and got burned
• Cooper City’s Nick Lucena aims to cap homecoming with beach volleyball gold
• Miami philanthropist donates $50 million to UF’s College of Engineering
• South Florida to host Haiti presidential debate Sunday
• South Florida volleyball teams rally around stricken coach
• When fast-food cravings call, answer them with these homemade versions
• Taste test: Fortuna’s Sausages from Vermont