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April 24, 2015

• Apple store on Lincoln Road is expanding, relocating
• Depression is on the rise among seniors
• Two hurt in building collapse, fire in Homestead
• ‘Guantánamo Diary’ goes Through the Looking Glass
• Florida lawmakers extend statute of limitations on rape cases
• Despite $600 million offer from House, Florida Senate refuses to back off Medicaid expansion
• Legislators take ownership of prison reform with new plan
• Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio tread carefully on immigration reform
• Infighting is turning Florida GOP into a house divided
• Oculto Manor transforms Soho Studios into fun-house of secrets
• Get a taste of Caribbean food at Ivan's Gastro in North Miami Beach
• Keeping the body and soul in top shape
• Cycle savings to build healthy financial future
• Key West is raising the bar with craft cocktails and local beer
• Westminster Academy dominates regionals, sends big contingent to Class 1A state track finals
• Ex-employees describe predatory playbook
• Radio personality Angie Martinez talks ‘Healthy Latin’ cookbook
• Detecting Alzheimer’s early called key to puzzle
• Aging joints benefiting from 3-D technology and implants designed anatomically
• Eating more fiber and staying active can ease digestive woes as you age
• A new toolbox for keeping your skin young and vibrant
• 100 years strong: Great-grandmother lives in good health for a century
• Escaped Florida Keys inmate still missing
• ‘More than just a coach’: UM legend Ron Fraser honored with statue during emotional ceremony
• Martin Prado drives in game-winner as Miami Marlins edge Nationals 3-2
• Sports on TV: Saturday, April 25, 2015
• Palmetto tops Gables in regional softball, gets shot at Coral Reef
• Coral Springs Charter softball team remains undefeated
• NBA commissioner: Mistake not to consult Miami Heat about Cuba basketball clinic
• Ex-Guantánamo detainees in Uruguay protest at U.S. Embassy
• Firm bidding to build Miami Beach Convention Center hotel is disqualified
• Turkey Point reactor hearings pit jobs against water
• Miami-Dade‘s new children’s courthouse called ‘place of hope’
• Armando Salguero: Dion Jordan further tarnishes image by skipping Miami Dolphins’ voluntary program
• Season-ticket renewals strong for Miami Dolphins in renovated stadium
• Comcast abandons Time Warner bid after feds push back
• Tourism bureau opens new visitor center in Little Havana
• Works by conservation-minded artists visit Miramar, Davie
• Piano Slam 7 and All Kids Included Fest offer free family arts experiences
• Classical Music: Zukerman and Ax to play Broward; Gables gets a Jazz Age concert
• Nadia Beaugré explores reactions to tyranny at FLA-FRA fest
• UM women’s basketball team adds two players from Dutch national team
• Miami Marlins left fielder Christian Yelich placed on disabled list
• Police: Motorcyclist hospitalized after hit-and-run by driver in stolen car
• As U.S. Sugar flexes muscle, Amendment 1 supporters fret about less money for land purchases
• Coral Gables cops say man blamed for hit-and-run tried to cover up damaged vehicle
• With Mike Tannenbaum at helm, possibilities abound for Miami Dolphins in first round of NFL Draft
• Publix’s reopening brings joy to customer of nearly 50 years
• Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez is sworn in as U.S. citizen
• Homestead officials sell old bowling alley for $2.3 million
• Longtime Lincoln Road restaurant Yuca faces eviction
• Montessori School falls short in vote to increase student enrollment
• After upgrades, Riu Plaza Miami Beach stages a re-introduction
• CareCloud announces new CEO, $15M in funding
• It’s India, darling
• South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce calls for Medicaid expansion
• Canadian judge rules former Guantánamo captive can get bail; government to appeal
• Palm Beach Post photo editor, multimedia director, Mark Edelson dies at 64
• Colbie Smulders talks cancer battle
• Caladiums show hot tropical colors
• Emerging choreographers, Montreal troupe show work in Miami
• Growler-beer bill passes after three years of debate in Florida Legislature
• Fabiola Santiago: Making mayor head of MDX is a bad idea
• Feds charge ex-congressional chief of staff with secretly funding 2010 ringer candidate
• City Theatre reveals its ‘Summer Shorts’ plays, actors, directors
• Retail giant Simon Property Group joins Brickell City Centre project
• What do you recommend?
• Review: Sara Gruen’s ‘At the Water’s Edge’
• Preventing fractures is imperative for elderly
• Seniors engaging in risky behaviors may go undetected
• Review: Toni Morrison’s ‘God Help the Child’
• Aging eyes benefiting from new surgical methods to treat cataracts and glaucoma
• Anti-aging? Try these top 10 foods
• Klezmer Company Orchestra concert to benefit South Miami-Dade child abuse organization
• Manual Cinema’s ‘My Soul’s Shadow’ a thrilling, surreal journey
• WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair autograph signing in South Florida
• Abortion bill headed to Gov. Rick Scott