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The World's Coral Reefs Are Being Decimated, All for a Few Gaudy Trinkets

Interview With Chef Daniel Ramos of Market 17 (Part 1)

photo: Deirdra FuncheonDaniel Ramos in the new digs. ​After months of anticipation (and a few delays), the new farm-to-table eatery Market 17 is now open on 17th Street in Fort Lauderdale. The restaurant is no small undertaking. All dishes are prepared from scratch. It serves ostrich. It makes cev ... More >>

Stacy Ritter Voted For Company That Renovated Her Home

While serving as a state representative in 2004, Broward County Mayor Stacy Ritter voted on legislation that benefited the fraudulent company that paid her husband $20,000 a month, renovated her Parkland home at a cost of $100,000, docked her family's boat, and provided ... More >>

FBI Documents: Knievel Ordered South Florida Assault

If you believe the FBI, the late daredevil Evel Knievel made it a habit of harassing his rivals. He even ordered his enemies to be beaten, especially if they wouldn't back down from challenging his records. That's according to a 290-page file on Knievel released by the FBI earlier this year.& ... More >>

Florida Green Party Candidates Were GOP Moles, Suit Claims

If you believe the FBI, the late daredevil Evel Knievel made it a habit of harassing his rivals. He even ordered his enemies to be beaten, especially if they wouldn't back down from challenging his records. That's according to a 290-page file on Knievel released by the FBI earlier this year.& ... More >>

McCain, Palin Go Below The Belt

If you believe the FBI, the late daredevil Evel Knievel made it a habit of harassing his rivals. He even ordered his enemies to be beaten, especially if they wouldn't back down from challenging his records. That's according to a 290-page file on Knievel released by the FBI earlier this year.& ... More >>

Hottest of Them All

A Hooters extravaganza means wings, beer, family fun, and, oh yeah, hooters

Speak No Evil

When a Margate priest misbehaved, the archdiocese punished his secretary

Hassles in the Glades

When a Margate priest misbehaved, the archdiocese punished his secretary

Q&A with Pink Martini, to play Adrienne Arsht Center this Friday

When a Margate priest misbehaved, the archdiocese punished his secretary

They Can't Be Beat

Customers claim AutoNation lured them into bad loans

Dogging a High-Flying Bird

Planes crash, coke spills, but Mr. O'Connor remains a mystery

Merce Is in the House

An exhibition of the dance master's sets and costumes levitates above the MoCA boards

Six-String Preacher

A testament to the importance of guitar lessons.

Artbeat

Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.

The Deadliest Day

Noncombatants pushing 40, the Florida Seabees unit weren't supposed to be anywhere near the fighting

Last Candidate Standing

Davie's Richard Grayson has built a political career of joke campaigns

Rock 'n' Nole

A casino's comin' to Hollywood. It's a big gamble.

Our Lady of Hollywood

Rosa Lopez welcomes the Virgin Mary to her home every month. Hallelujah!

It Came from Margate

Margate's rock 'n' roll troika turns the 'burbs up to 11

Hustling for Models

An e-caveat for beautiful people trying to find employment via the Internet

The Last Sanatorium

When tuberculosis, one of mankind's most pernicious diseases, threatens public health, the patients are sent to A.G. Holley State Hospital

Secrets and Crimes

Four years after hed been convicted of murder in Belgium, Jean-FranCois Buslik was a pilot and a family man living quietly in North Palm Beach. Then justice came calling.

Other People's Money

The new king of South Florida philanthropists, Richard Bronson, built his empire on the shady side of Wall Street