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September 6, 2018

• How to eat on the cheap every day of the week at a Miami happy hour
• He learned under a ceviche master. Now his Peruvian fare is served under an ‘Umbrella Sky’
• Did someone say tuna tacos? Get ‘em and more at the new BaleenKitchen
• Is anonymous New York Times op-ed an act of courage — or a Republican ploy?
• This flan’s strange ingredient makes it one of Miami’s best. Just don’t ask what it is
• $75,000 a year with benefits; no college needed. Yet local employers can’t fill jobs
• She sells hundreds of coffeemakers a month. She never has to leave home — or even Instagram.
• What happened to ‘thousands of dollars’ maybe missing from South Beach school’s PTA?
• Dwyane Wade wanted to play pickup basketball in New York City this week. Here’s what happened next.
• Rapper Khaotic faces criminal charges in court and Love & Hip Hop is there to film
• Miami will vote on whether to give its mayor more power. But the votes may not count.
• It’s time for Republicans to tell Trump to get out
• Man’s death was a murder mystery — until his romance novelist wife’s arrest, Oregon cops say
• Here’s the surprise Dolphins have in store to kick off a season of NFL predictions
• For the first time in program history, Hialeah Gardens football starts 3-0
• SWAT team responds to reports that an armed man was inside a home. Turns out he wasn’t.
• One day, an Instagram model was living her best life on a yacht. The next, she was dead
• Dolphins player says ‘we are going to shock a lot of people.’ And historical data offers hope
• With Dolphins’ new defensive line rotation, Miami’s stars cannot get lost in the wash
• Hialeah man hangs dead ducks from stop sign to warn speeders
• Dolphins rookie knows this is going to happen to him Sunday. And he’s braced for it.
• Tight end MarQueis Gray is out for the season. Here’s Plan B for the Miami Dolphins.
• Long, spectacular lives deserve long public funerals
• Morningside students display their photos at Coral Gables Museum
• Podcast: The NFL season has arrived. Dolphins predictions, roster breakdowns and more
• After a healthy preseason, Miami Dolphins lose a starter just days before the opener
• FIU begins conference play, but that takes a back seat to teammates who were shooting victims
• Bank closes candidate’s campaign account because of medical marijuana ties — again
• Miami city employee forgot to send a crucial email. What he did next was a crime
• Democrats’ childish temper tantrums hijack Kavanaugh hearings
• Pregnant woman fights off her rapist — then jumps from 3rd floor to escape, Tenn. cops say
• Reams of notes, quotes, anecdotes from Miami Dolphins’ week of preparation
• Hard Rock Stadium will host these two South American soccer teams Friday
• Live-work-play? More employees opting to live closer to workplaces
• Teen charged in string of Broward carjackings, police said. Others are still on the loose.
• Sandy Alcantara shines bright as Marlins knock off Phillies
• Why you should subscribe to the Miami Herald and #ReadLocal
• New video spotlights former Parkland deputy hiding, police radio calls heard amid shots
• A woman’s ‘hairy’ tongue started after a car crash crushed her legs, doctors say
• Udonis Haslem will return for a 16th season with the Heat. Now the team waits on Wade
• Rare bugs worth thousands stolen from an insect museum. Owner says he knows who did it
• Man told Disney World greeter that he will ‘blow the place up’ for Al-Qaeda, police say
• These 13 restaurants got shut down. Blame the flies, roaches, grime — and a rat on flour
• How an injury in 2017 affected the Canes in loss to LSU and what it means going forward
• Couple injured when SUV hits their Harley in the Keys
• These roofers keep getting put in risky places, feds say. So their bosses must pay
• A 100-loss season can still be avoided. Here is what the Miami Marlins must do
• Mom beat up her son because he didn’t do his homework, cops say
• After county backs out, Miami cancels tax-funded trip to Singapore for Grand Prix
• First lawsuits in Cuban plane crash that killed 112 have been filed — in a U.S. court
• He got caught with almost 200 lobsters in his trunk, cops say
• Mom left baby and key fob in car as she pumped gas on a hot day. Then the lock clicked
• Miami commissioner doesn’t want a ‘strong mayor’ — so he’s suing his own city
• If Democrats run from ‘identity politics,’ they’ll lose
• Why did New Yorker nix Bannon? He posed no danger to the people who loathe him
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Sept. 6, 2018
• Capsized boat found in Biscayne National Park. Crews search for possible victims.
• Prolific robber drops his hat, cops say. Could that be the clue they were waiting for?
• What do the 100,000 missing pages say about Brett Kavanaugh?
• ‘Smashed to death:’ Three boys mutilated goldfish during daycare break-in, N.M. cops say
• In impromptu 7-6 vote, FIU board drops campus name change
• Florida moves toward seizing Grove Playhouse from Miami-Dade over renovation delays
• Republicans kick off Florida campaign with fiery rhetoric aimed at ‘risky’ opponents
• Ten Baby Canes grow up fast for UM in opener. More, including QBs, expected Saturday
• Democrats and Republicans already attacking DeSantis’ and Gillum’s running-mate picks
• Did someone say tuna tacos? Get ‘em and more at the new BaleenKitchen
• UM WR Ahmmon Richards (knee) and DE Demetrius Jackson (knee) will not play Saturday
• He learned under a ceviche master. Now his Peruvian fare is served under an ‘Umbrella Sky’
• Two FIU football players shot in Opa-locka drive-by
• Andrew Gillum names Chris King as his running mate on Florida’s Democratic ticket
• How to eat on the cheap every day of the week at a Miami happy hour
• Our troops are dying for a lost cause. We’ve got to get out of Afghanistan.
• Tens of thousands of Floridians still face insurance ‘nightmares’ after Hurricane Irma
• They got pulled over for speeding. Cops found drugs, a loaded gun — and something else
• 4-year-old Florida girl hailed as a hero for saving her family from their burning home
• He was more than ‘just the boy in the Amber Alert’, his ‘devastated’ foster parents say
• Something’s in the chicken that isn’t chicken. So 430,000 pounds got recalled