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April 10, 2015

• Reverse mortgage paperwork on the rise
• Shula’s Hotel in Miami Lakes to host job fair April 15
• Bill for concealed carry in evacuations headed to Gov. Rick Scott
• Legislators offer to expand gaming but hurdles remain
• The List: Miami's 10 best bites with chef Diego Oka of La Mar
• Miami Soul giveaway: 25 Pairs of Passes to Experience INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER 3
• Zuma's sibling Coya swaggers into Brickell
• Obama, Raúl Castro greet each other, shake hands at Summit of the Americas
• Tiny house on Sanibel Island stands as a simple symbol of a hopeful era
• Pointers on choosing the right dog breed for you
• What do you recommend?
• Playoff chances diminish as Heat collapses against Bulls
• Panthers win, damage Bruins’ playoff hopes
• Patience at plate pays off for Cowboys in final
• Sean Taylor, Lauryn Williams inducted into UM Sports Hall of Fame
• Cuban painter Rafael Soriano dies in Miami at 94
• Jordan Spieth shoots 8-under 64, takes first round lead at Masters
• House OKs gun bill, awaits Gov. Scott’s signature
• Michael Yo talks ‘Chelsea Lately,’ Kardashians, Miami
• Tryouts for Ricky Martin’s ‘La Banda’
• PRO WRESTLING: Howard Brody, Ring Warriors on The Roman Show
• Boz Scaggs gives the lowdown on his music four decades after ‘Silk Degrees’
• Lisa Vroman, BBC Concert Orchestra bring eclectic music to South Florida
• Interview: James O. Born, author of ‘Scent of Murder’
• Montessori School courts Palmetto Bay voter support to increase student enrollment
• Andy Grammer: Honey, he’s good
• DCF boss: Family of dead Hollywood toddler involved in several investigations
• Ryan O’Neal, Ali MacGraw to reunite in ‘Love Letters’
• ‘Carmen’ pulled Susan Danis into the world of the arts
• Obama, Castro speak by phone amid bid to restore Cuba ties
• Dozens of cases investigated by officers in alleged racism case dropped
• Review: Chantel Acevedo’s ‘The Distant Marvels’
• Review: Mario Vargas Llosa’s ‘The Discreet Hero’
• Cypress Bay tennis teams roll into state tournament
• Coral Reef tops Palmetto, wins third consecutive softball title
• Former leaders call for Venezuela to be confronted on human rights
• Masters contender Charley Hoffman ready to end trend of bad Saturdays
• The People’s Summit gives Latin America’s left a megaphone
• Guantánamo judge orders MRI of USS Cole defendant’s brain, abates trial
• Regulators shutter Miami Gardens credit union with history of regulatory violations
• Hiking China’s Great Wall, the wild and free way
• Andrew Menachem: A basic approach to long-term investing
• Abel Prieto: Cuba does not dialogue with puppets of the United States
• Brazil’s Itaú Private Bank in Miami manages more than $10B in investments.
• Vice mayor appoints planning board member despite community opposition
• Architects like Miami’s Rene Gonzalez could help builders cope with global warming
• Gateway City/Who’s here: Verizon Wireless is investing to meet high demand
• Fabiola Santiago: Cuba poll results bolster president’s case for engagement
• Actors’ Playhouse adds ‘Sondheim on Sondheim’ to next season
• FBI dedicates new South Florida headquarters to two fallen agents
• MLB probe behind, Miami Marlins’ Jarred Cosart eager for first start Saturday
• Urban oasis reopens at Merrie Christmas Park after toxic soil contamination
• Guantánamo’s next prison commander knows the neighborhood
• Sports on TV: Friday, April 10, 2015
• Venezuela’s Maduro arrives in Panama as Summit opens
• Hot stuff celebs love
• Bringing valuable lessons from space to earth
• Art Deco historian, author Ric Emmett dies at 73
• Man in Hungarian gay sex-slave ring in Miami convicted of human trafficking
• New album releases include Toto, Reba McEntire
• ‘Big Eyes’ pops on Blu-ray this week
• TV this week: ‘Game of Thrones’ returns for fifth season
• Album releases this week: The Who ‘Hits 50!’ Boz Scaggs, Jazmine Sullivan