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September 11, 2018

• Seven South Florida beaches are now swimming in poo, health department warns
• Venezuela’s hyperinflation fuels misery for poor but enriches elite through currency exchanges
• Raise a glass! Here are the best Oktoberfest 2018 events in Miami
• This 20-year-old Lincoln Road hot spot is closing. But don’t freak out, it will be back
• Sunset Harbour is getting a new juice bar. And we thought juicing was over
• ‘Stateless’ teen in Bahamas can’t get to U.S. for medical care
• We responded with urgency to 9/11. Do the same with China
• Here’s where Dolphins’ Tannehill has improved and mechanical woes UM’s Rosier has identified
• These are the reasons why the Miami Dolphins can feel especially pleased this week
• An 18-year-old forced his 5-year-old cousin to perform oral sex on him, police say
• After a poor debut, this Marlins pitcher is ready to finally get back on the mound
• Amnesty International says Curacao is denying protection to Venezuelans fleeing the crisis
• Baptist Health South Florida has a new CFO
• Here is why this Florida Gators junior defensive back says it’s time to forget Kentucky loss
• Miami Dolphins film: Kenny Stills outstanding, Ryan Tannehill solid, protection great
• Thanks to e-cigarettes, students are smoking in class. Miami Beach wants it to stop.
• Trump called Haiti a ‘sh--hole’ campaigning in Miami in 2016, Woodward’s book says
• Questions about Medicare or Social Security? Find answers Saturday at Aging Well event
• Who bludgeoned two high school students on FIU’s north campus? Police investigate.
• At this school, the winning culture for the cross-country team goes back decades
• These South Florida scammers stole identities, then millions from the IRS
• Gulliver Prep’s new boys’ soccer coach brings Premier League experience to South Florida
• High school students attacked at FIU’s Biscayne Bay campus, reports say
• Mysterious vending machines offer pens — but really sell crack pipes, N.Y. officials say
• Daughter left 87-year-old dad ‘helpless’ on floor for days with no food or water, Colo. cops say
• Why aren’t we talking about the high number of fatal semi-truck accidents?
• Florida Influencers: Washington failed Puerto Rico; Florida didn’t
• ‘Mom, Gabby’s been hit.’ Teen killed in hit-and-run as she walked to bus stop, cops say
• Trump talks about Niger ambush that killed Miami Gardens soldier on Omarosa tape
• ‘I am safe and happy.’ Family believes someone posed as missing teen in texts, cops say
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018
• He took his shirt off in a McDonald’s booth — but first he snatched a cellphone, cops say
• Celebrate arts education this week
• CBS’ Les Moonves brought down by the power of journalism
• Mom watched fiancé heat water on stove, pour it on 3-year-old for ‘bad attitude,’ cops say
• Here’s why the Florida Panthers offense could rank in the top five in the NHL
• UM says this ballyhooed freshman will get more playing time
• Rifle-toting carjacker who cops say crashed into police cruiser, facing numerous charges
• Nelson is ‘comfortable’ with Gillum but not entirely there on the progressive agenda
• This HBO comedian ridiculed Florida’s clemency process. Rick Scott takes it seriously.
• Property insurer says benefits process raises costs. Now the public can weigh in.
• Florida man stole diesel fuel from Adam Putnam’s family, deputies say
• Sunset Harbour is getting a new juice bar. And we thought juicing was over
• Raise a glass! Here are the best Oktoberfest 2018 events in Miami
• This 20-year-old Lincoln Road hot spot is closing. But don’t freak out, it will be back
• Now Russia is suspected of attacks against diplomats in Cuba. Will U.S. strike back?
• Cat 4 Hurricane Florence intensifies again as it churns toward the Carolina coast
• Some Miamians only had ‘tuna and a flashlight’ after Irma. There’s a plan to change that.
• FDA warning says some liquid nitrogen drinks and desserts can kill you or damage organs
• She sold more than 1,000 opioid pain pills to drug dealers from her pharmacy, feds say
• He’s here illegally and was accused of child rape in 2013. Neither is why he’s in jail
• He said he was scouting berries late at night. Then a cop looked in his truck.
• Jimmy Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band is now a medical marijuana brand