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November 3, 2017

• Senate orders investigation of Clearwater senator amid allegations of sexual harassment
• Rogue Twitter worker silences Trump for 11 minutes and some people were happy
• DCF asks to allow phone interviews for people with disabilities seeking food stamps
• ‘Vermin. Rats. Snakes. Possums. Racoons.’ Life next to a Hurricane Irma debris dump
• Trash talk: Ugly, smelly debris piles will go away, but some not until after Christmas
• Miami owes $213M to police and fire pension fund, consultant says
• Pace ends 7-year playoff drought with win over rival Belen
• FIU win on Saturday would make Panthers bowl-eligible just third time ever
• Waiting for a Trump moment in China
• It weighs less than a book and can stop a bullet. It’s a backpack option at Miami school.
• Why is this Florida man chest deep in swamp water? Because the Glades are drowning
• Lone Navy defender refuses to question witness in USS Cole hearing
• As they cut costs, two Miami-Dade Catholic universities talked merger. Now, that’s off
• Who is buying six key properties in this historic black neighborhood? So far, it’s a mystery.
• Teen charged in ATM slaying had lengthy criminal past, state records show
• The Civil War was about slavery. Period. End of story. Deal with it.
• Pentagon official frees Marine general confined to quarters at Guantánamo. For now.
• Hmm, will they let me wear my smoking jacket in solitary?
• Trump wants tax reform. Could it hurt South Florida real estate?
• Chaminade upends previously unbeaten University School
• From intern to general manager, how he became one of the Miami Heat’s top guys
• Sexy Mexy Castaneda of Copa Combate interviewed on The Roman Show
• Did Hitler escape and move to Colombia? Despite new CIA memo, there’s reason to doubt
• Heat names Crotty new TV analyst; NBC-6 hires Kuperstein’s replacement
• Donna Brazile, former DNC chair, will talk politics with Republican Ana Navarro at Miami Book Fair
• He brutally murdered a popular Miami punk musician. Now, he’s going to prison.
• Miami Dolphins increase season-ticket prices for 2018
• Gulliver girls win fourth swim title in row
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017
• St. Thomas Aquinas leads after first day of Class 3A state golf
• Northwestern crushes Jackson in Soul Bowl 40-0
• Coral Gables closes season with win over rival Southwest
• Interview with legend Malia Hosaka for GorillaPosition.com
• Miramar secures dominant, eye-opening win over Aquinas
• NBC’s Michaels: “If Miami gets good again, it’s good for the networks”
• Traffic snarls on 95 southbound and Alton Road due to fatal accidents
• Starting QB for the Miami Dolphins on Sunday: Derek Carr?
• Pregnant woman shot in NW Miami-Dade, rushed to Ryder Trauma Center
• Incumbent and two challengers in race to be mayor of Hialeah
• It’s not ‘MYami.” We all live here.
• Miami FC hopes for big crowd at Sunday semifinal vs. N.Y. Cosmos
• Buoniconti to donate brain to CTE research
• A hit-and-run driver killed an elderly woman in a wheelchair. Police want to find the culprit.
• Dim sum, Chinese barbecue, ramen are coming to this surprise new food hall in a trendy part of Miami
• One Dolphins defender fined for actions against Ravens; the another was not
• How do you hide a 17-story garage? Here’s how one developer would do it.
• Dolphins’ defensive ends in question; Dolphins nuggets
• Miami candidate once arrested on credit card theft charges, disorderly intoxication
• Sexually transmitted case of Zika confirmed in Miami-Dade
• Still looking for the iPhone X in Miami? You’re out of luck
• Caterpillar distributor is first U.S. company to get green light to set up shop in Cuba’s Mariel zone
• Houston Astros players will walk alongside Mickey and Minnie Mouse on Saturday
• That ‘surprise’ visit to Broward juvenile lockup? Lawmakers think staff was tipped off.
• Millsap, Nuggets hang on to beat the Heat 95-94
• You probably didn’t know you could get arrested for DUI — on a horse
• A November to remember? UM ready for huge Coastal clash with Virginia Tech
• After feeding 2 million Puerto Ricans, this celebrity chef is coming to Miami to raise more funds for relief
• Miami fire chief apologizes to family of black firefighter who found noose in station
• Miami tells media to stop showing photos of firefighters fired in noose incident after inadvertent release
• State Department could be paving way to deport 50,000 Haitians by Thanksgiving
• ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ star Karl Urban talks about ‘gnarly’ shoot
• He fought for civil rights for almost a century. Now a street has been named after him
• Meet the candidates in Miami’s Nov. 7 election
• Students at this school are being segregated at lunch by their GPA and attendance
• Haven’t eaten lunch yet? Snag a deal for National Sandwich Day.
• Airplane makes emergency landing on Florida highway