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November 10, 2017

• Heat coach Erik Spoelstra opens up on Big 3’s final season together
• Notre Dame-Miami: A prime-time blockbuster with everything on the line
• Do new rules on Cuba travel mean no rum in cocktails for American travelers?
• Trash-talking getting personal between Miami and Notre Dame
• ‘Salt Bae’ has opened his first U.S. restaurant, Nusr-et Steakhouse, in Miami
• Here’s when you can get a sneak peak of Michael Schwartz’s Amara
• Here’s where you can find Miami’s newest luxury movie theater — and your own private screening room
• Want to be on College GameDay in Miami? Here’s everything you need to know to get there like a boss.
• At Monkey Jungle, animals were taken into locked clinic and ‘never came out,’ trainers say
• You’ll find more shared bikes around town — and pay less to use them, too
• Miami power couple under fire over hacked mangroves. It’s not the first time.
• More frustration for Miami Dolphins fans: Dion Jordan has outstanding game with Seattle Seahawks
• Lonnie Walker can shoot, dunk, and make a mean waffle
• African-American museum professionals convene in Miami
• Champagnat’s strong start propels it by Neumann and into regional finals
• Sports on TV: Friday, Nov. 10, 2017
• Video of workers beating up cows prompts Publix to suspend dairy farm shipments
• Coral Gables city attorney leaving for post with Trump administration
• Despite challenges, Florida’s juvenile justice system continues to improve
• Enough already with the homework!
• Tax plan may limit access to housing
• South Dade survives sloppy night, knocks off North Miami
• A pollution alarm for Everglades after Florida’s super wet year, but how bad is it?
• If you’re planning to drive in Fort Lauderdale Sunday, be aware of these road closures
• Honor our veterans at one of these events
• It’s your Cuba policy, Miami Republicans. You can’t blame Obama now.
• Red tape increases corruption in Venezuela. But it’s far from the only country.
• In the week ahead, we’ll see what’s good for GE as it enters its third century
• 175 Cuban dissidents tried to run for office. Here’s how Castro’s government reacted.
• Those kneeling black athletes are the true American patriots
• Miami High’s return to glory continues with shutout of Palmetto
• Familiar wrestling surname returning to Florida with ROH
• Back to the past with U.S.-Cuba relations
• ‘Not a single broken bone’ after 12-year-old boy is hit by tractor-trailer
• It’s Carollo vs. Leon in Miami election runoff after ballot recount
• The real reason why the Dolphins’ defense has struggled (Hint: It's not the front 4)
• Dolphins’ return game ‘frustrating ... disappointing’ — so is a change coming?
• Her 6-year-old got in a fight at school, so she burned him as punishment, police say
• She wasn’t supposed to make it five years. Now, she’s beating cancer and helping hundreds
• He’s accused of murdering a boy. Cops now say he shot, paralyzed a man in another case.
• This student brought the gift of reading to children in Colombia
• Good news, bad news for Miami Dolphins at Carolina Monday night
• Who’s booing now? Jay Cutler silences critics with best stretch as a Dolphin
• There was payback at the polls on Tuesday — let’s keep it going
• Why are miles of Irma debris still sitting on some secluded Miami-Dade streets?
• This Gator is hoping to lead Florida to an upset win over of his hometown Gamecocks
• Fallen Gulf War hero to be namesake of new FIU memorial on Veterans Day
• Led by an accused drug kingpin amid U.S. sanctions, are Venezuela debt talks doomed?
• Miami Dolphins midseason report card: Hide it, burn it, don’t bring it home
• ESPN GameDay at University of Miami makes its choice, and he hits close to home
• Miami Hurricanes football, the team so many love to hate, is back. Deal with it, America
• What the FIU offensive line has in common with The Rockettes
• Miami Dolphins have a big problem looming. Literally.
• Law professor seeks federal court protection against forced video testimony to Guantánamo
• Serena Williams lists Jupiter property for $6.5 million
• 8-year-old boy captures massive 11-foot alligator. But he won’t stop there.
• Indian foods offer fiery flavors that satisfy hunger
• Parting with one of these snacks will be sweet sorrow — or will it?