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September 4, 2015

• Taco & Tequila Showdown to pair Miami's best tortilla stuffers and spirits slingers
• Schmooze Over Miami teaches history through a theatrical pub crawl
• It's Southern cookin' with Miami flair at The Local gastropub in Coral Gables
• Shared workspace hair and nail salon opens in Coral Gables
• Schmooze Over Miami teaches history through a theatrical pub crawl
• Taco & Tequila Showdown to pair Miami's best tortilla stuffers and spirits slingers
• It's Southern cookin' with Miami flair at The Local gastropub in Coral Gables
• Entrepreneurship Datebook: Events, workshops Aug. 7-13
• Experimental Miami artist brings ‘trial-and-error’ art to PAMM
• Arsht Center to launch the 2015-2016 season with an arts party and talk of the future
• The end of an era: Mansion’s top moments
• Guatemalan awaits trial on drug smuggling charges
• From uniforms to apps, transforming Haiti education, one reform at a time
• FIU’s late-game preparations yield dividends immediately in crucial win at UCF
• Jobless rate falls to 7-year low; Fed move still unclear
• Pembroke Pines’ Shannon Briggs continues comeback with bout at Seminole Hard Rock
• Massive Kendall shopping center is up for sale
• Let Florida voters have say on solar amendment
• Florida Supreme Court allows for another redistricting session, but orders trial court to take charge
• Former Miami affordable-housing developers to plead guilty to stealing millions
• Florida Gators seek to appease fans with offensive showing against lowly New Mexico State
• Miami-Dade police aide, towing operator plead guilty in bribery case
• Growing toward the sun: vertical gardens
• Spanish billionaire buys stretch of Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road for $370 million
• Miami security guard’s stand-your-ground defense falls flat
• Men share their experiences in a pair of Miami plays
• Books & Books provides more reading options in Spanish
• U.S. Attorney Ferrer wins national award from Hispanic Bar
• Artist Xavier Cortada will go ‘Solar’ for a cause
• Flanagan wins Broward battle, besting Coconut Creek
• Miami Central rebounds from tough loss to shut out Killian, 35-0
• Friday Night Live Week 2: South Florida high school football, September 4, 2015
• Southridge strikes early in 51-7 win over Krop
• Miami Springs runs over Barbara Goleman, 31-23
• Booker T. Washington stifles Monsignor Pace in 41-0 victory.
• Boyd Anderson dominates Douglas in victory, 41-22
• Cardinal Gibbons tops Everglades 19-6 after delay
• SkyRise deal clears first hurdle
• ‘Orange is the New Black’ star in a Miami state of mind
• Miami Hurricanes eager, confident for opener against Bethune-Cookman
• Raquel Regalado drops Miami-Dade from SkyRise suit
• Colombia’s Davis Cup matchup stirs memories for University of Miami men’s tennis coach Mario Rincon
• Opa-locka approves city manager contract for Steve Shiver
• Miami archbishop says pope’s visit will help bring Cubans together
• Big Drama trainer David Fawkes brings Tribal Drama to Affirmed Division of Florida Sire Stakes at Gulfstream
• Opa-locka police major resigns days after his DUI arrest in Aventura
• FSU teammates impressed with QB Everett Golson’s quick grasp of playbook
• RB Jay Ajayi cracks a rib, complicating the Dolphins' plans as they begin cuts
• A question for Jeb
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: Miami office of Electrolux caters to retailers throughout Central America and the Caribbean
• St. Thomas Aquinas sloppy, then splendid in 48-18 home win vs. Miramar
• Columbus’ defensive stand topples Miami Northwestern
• South Florida water district chief of staff resigns
• Mater Academy rushes past South Miami in 28-6 victory
• Plantation records easy home win over Blanche Ely, 42-15
• Aventura power outage strikes mall, snarls Biscayne Boulevard traffic
• Get involved, for a longer, healthier life
• Fracking-type methods need more-stringent state regulation
• What do you recommend?
• At colleges and universities, see the stars of tomorrow and save
• Norland’s stingy defense gets plenty of offensive help in 31-0 rout of American
• Florida Chief Justice Labarga announces he has kidney cancer
• Labor Day Weekend events in South Florida
• Review: Jonathan Franzen’s ‘Purity’
• Mötley Crüe bids goodbye to Miami while Alice Cooper still rocks
• Sports on TV: Friday, Sep. 4, 2015
• Eldridge Thomas leads Edison in 34-0 rout of Homestead
• Sunset tramples Westland 48-0
• Palmetto improves to 2-0 with 22-12 win over Coral Reef
• McArthur scores twice in third quarter, beats Western 12-2
• Cypress Bay shuts out Taravella 31-0
• Miami’s celebrity chef restaurants to heat up at South Beach Wine & Food Festival