Orlando Sentinel - 2019-04-15

• Tiger roars back to claim 5th Masters
• Will census show Latino boom?
• UCF police prepare to patrol new campus
• Methadone clients spark complaints in east Orange
• Rep. Fine calls Jewish commenter ‘Judenrat’
• Big shot elevates ‘Saint’ Augustin
• What goes on in the warehouse?
• Migrants to sanctuary cities mulled
• Strong storms sweep across South
• Spying claim boosts Trump allies
• ‘Amazing Race’ replaces ‘Million Dollar Mile,’ Tebow
• Ivanka Trump on Africa trip to tout women’s empowermen­t
• 8 dead, dozens injured after strong storms rake South
• Lawyer: Ecuador spread lies about Assange’s behavior
• State must safeguard long-term care of our graying population
• Tax day: What’s the history of the day Americans dread?
• 2M in Fla. have concealed weapon permits
• Incendiary former S. Fla. congressma­n may make a comeback in 2020 election
• Florida Film Festival plans to salute silent-era female pioneers
• Poll: Orange teachers want better pay and police, not armed employees
• Childhood incident in game is framed as assault
• Goren on Bridge
• Horoscopes
• Vucevic searches for offense
• Opening defeat agitates Skinner
• Lions relying on Nani, Dwyer
• Magic expecting Raptors’ best shot
• Marquez ends Rockies’ skid
• Blue Jackets roll, lead 3-0
• Blowout: Bucks cruise in opener
• Tourism Resort previews latest hotels
• Universal CityWalk unveils new rustic-themed restaurant
• Orlando’s SteelHouse apartment complex sells for $68.25 million
• New Businesses

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