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Mi Casa Is Not Tu CasaProtesters say illegals take our jobs, bring in leprosy, and, grrr, sell ice cream from bicyclesBy Deirdra FuncheonThursday, May 08Let's get one thing straight: The protesters who gather outside the El Sol Day Labor Center in Jupiter every Saturday morning don't hate... More >> -
Last Step to RedemptionDrug counselor Richard Entriken swam a little too easily in a sea of sharks.By Amy GuthrieThursday, May 01On Friday nights, the parking lot of an 18-unit apartment building in Pompano Beach fills with white plastic lawn chairs. The men who gather... More >> -
Judging AnaBroward Judge Gardiner's alleged relationships with defense lawyers and prosecutors raises troubling questionsBy Bob NormanThursday, April 24Defense attorney John Cotrone stood before Broward Circuit Judge Ana Gardiner in her marble-laden courtroom and dropped in what seemed like a jab... More >> -
Lambs to SlaughterAgain and again, local claims of abuse point to one priest, the Rev. Neil Doherty, and the Catholic archdiocese that protected himBy Thomas FrancisThursday, April 17Around the age of 8, a boy we'll call Sam made a new friend. He was a man in his early 50s, the Rev. Neil Doherty, pastor at St. Vincent Catholic... More >> -
Bust Me if You CanIf it looks like a lawyer and quacks like a lawyer, is it really a lawyer?By Deirdra FuncheonThursday, April 10Besides his stellar career as South Florida's premier cardiologist, Dr. Zachariah P. Zachariah moonlights as a bigtime Republican fundraiser. He... More >>
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Cleveland
A career con man brings his talents to Cleveland’s art world
By Lisa Rab
Six years ago, Zachary Coleman looked like a godsend to the founders of Arts Collinwood. They... More >>
Dallas
Dallas' The Bridge Homeless Center's Progressive Approach May Actually Make a Difference
With a no-hassles approach to panhandlers, Dallas' new shelter hopes to kill homelessness with kindness
By Naomi Zeveloff
The southern edge of downtown Dallas has grown quiet and dank before tonight’s storm, and... More >>
Denver
This Guardian Angel Bleeds Red
Sebastian Metz's heart is in the right place. If only his brain and body could follow.
By Luke Turf
Four Guardian Angels meet in the 1400 block of Ogden Street at dusk for their weekly march up... More >>
Houston
Chess Masters at UT-Brownsville
An open-admissions university has become a national powerhouse in the collegiate game.
By Chris Vogel
Nadya Ortiz's natural instinct is to attack. But for the moment, she must bide... More >>
Kansas City
The Shawnee Mission East class of '08 loves its gay homecoming king
By Jen Chen
On a cold February night, the Shawnee Mission East gym is packed. It's Senior Night, and the... More >>
Miami
The Shooting of Estefano
One of Miami's best-known songwriters was nearly killed in a possible contract hit.
By Tamara Lush
Fabio "Estefano" Salgado drove his midnight blue Aston Martin convertible down Biscayne... More >>
Phoenix
Relentless stickering and guerrilla marketing have made Digital Summer one of the Valley’s hottest bands
By Benjamin Leatherman
It's a warm night in March, and the city of Scottsdale is under siege. Under cover of darkness,... More >>
San Francisco
Punk Family Values
Meet the Rosenthals: two generations of art stars in one six-story warehouse.
By Jennifer Maerz
Carola Anderson carries a pitcher of limeade through her sprawling SOMA home affectionately... More >>
St. Louis
Radio Active: What has Patty Wente done to create such a meltdown at KWMU?
By Chad Garrison
The University of Missouri-St. Louis is looking into questions surrounding the management and... More >>
Blog
The Daily Pulp: Bob Norman's Blog
Back On the Bandwagon
Sun May 11, 12:42 PM
I'm going to start following the Florida Marlins again -- and believe it or not my relapse has nothing to do with the fact the team is in first place. It's all about Hanley. The Marlins just signed Ramirez, a... More >>
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Last Step to Redemption Drug counselor Richard Entriken swam a little too easily in a sea of sharks.
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Spring Break Is Still Decadent and Depraved — and Awesome, Dude! Try as it might, Fort Lauderdale can't shake some diehard seasonal partiers
- Letter for April 24-30, 2008
Columns
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Mi Casa Is Not Tu Casa Protesters say illegals take our jobs, bring in leprosy, and, grrr, sell ice cream from bicyclesThursday, May 08Let's get one thing straight: The protesters who gather outside the El Sol Day Labor Center in Jupiter every Saturday morning don't hate... More>>
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Look at That Pig in Lipstick As the housing market collapses, desperate sellers get creativeThursday, May 08A woman is giving away her $1.25 million mansion in Ocala. The house, replete with two 50-foot porches, three crystal chandeliers, and a jacuzzi,... More>>
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Bleeding Dollars A former Broward hospital CEO's trail of dubious expenses is just a drip in the bucketThursday, May 08When Alan Levine left his post in late 2006 in then-Gov. Jeb Bush's administration to take the top job at the North Broward Hospital District, he... More>>
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Ride 'Em, Cowboy Hell for Leather on Flight 48Thursday, May 08Here's the question: Is it safe to fly during times when commercial airlines are under grinding economic stress? American Airlines Flight 48 had... More>>
Letters
Letter for April 24-30, 2008
Thursday, April 24
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I love Kyra Jachode's stuff ("Dressing for a Warm Climate," Tailpipe, April 17)! This is what I've been looking for all... More >>
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