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    June 22, 2009

    The Cat That Got Away

    Flickr User: autorin22In a post Friday, we described the "Houdini-esque predicament" of Charles Saltzman, a former treasurer of the Deerfield Beach cat shelter, Feline Friends. Three years after leaving that position, he'd seemingly been caught red-handed, raiding a Feline Friends-controlled bank ac ... More >>

  • Music

    April 23, 2009

    Head Spins: DJ La Trice

    Kicking the Model Beat on Lincoln Road.

  • News

    April 9, 2009

    R. Allen Stanford's story tells how one eccentric billionaire can help bring the global economy to its knees

    Kicking the Model Beat on Lincoln Road.

  • News

    September 11, 2008

    Toy Soldiers

    Be all that you can be — in war games with almost-real assault weapons

  • News

    May 24, 2007

    The Bad News Bulldogs

    A quest for (Special) Olympic gold, starring one burned-out journalist turned coach and a volleyball team that couldn't spike straight.

  • News

    February 8, 2007

    Atta's Fork

    How Much Would You Pay for the Utensil That Fed the Devil?

  • News

    January 18, 2007

    Gulfstream Rapture

    That Weird Casino Sound

  • News

    February 16, 2006

    Access Hollywood

    To be a development star in Hollywood, it’s all in who you know, baby

  • News

    June 9, 2005

    The Next Ex-Mayor

    After two years in office, West Palm Beach Mayor Frankel has little to show except blocked streets

  • News

    January 27, 2005

    Acid Again

    As LSD does a slow fade, a Fort Lauderdale researcher keeps the science trip going

  • News

    April 24, 2003

    Shakin' tha Foundation

    A pair of South Florida rappers takes on Cheney, Ashcroft, and Taco Bell

  • News

    September 12, 2002

    Big Cypress Buyout

    Proposed payment of millions to a wealthy clan amounts to nothing more than stealing from taxpayers for the Bush boys' political gain

  • News

    April 26, 2001

    Guardian Gone

    Irv Reisfeld fought ferociously for Broward's forgotten children. Then his boss axed him.

  • News

    December 28, 2000

    Minority Madness

    Wisecracking Democrats in Tallahassee were steamrollered during the presidential contest. But they didn't take it lying down.

  • News

    September 28, 2000

    A Most-Wanted Attorney

    The government wants his money. The judiciary wants him disbarred. So what's F. Lee Bailey's next move? Sue the bastards!

  • News

    July 6, 2000

    Canker Sore

    State workers are cutting down homeowners' citrus trees to save Florida's fruit industry. It's a South Florida chain saw massacre.

  • News

    July 17, 1999

    Postcards From the Edge

    Peace and quiet, great fishing, tax-free land. Welcome to the Everglades, where "hunt camps" are enjoying a new lease on life.

  • News

    July 8, 1999

    Postcards From the Edge

    Peace and quiet, great fishing, tax-free land. Welcome to the Everglades, where "hunt camps" are enjoying a new lease on life.

  • News

    April 15, 1999

    The Great Barrier Beef

    With crime on the wane, Lake Ridge residents love their new roadblocks. But business owners beg to differ.

  • News

    April 8, 1999

    One Last Shot

    At age 64, pool hustler Danny DiLiberto is one of a dying breed. He's not ready, however, to hang up his stick.

  • News

    April 8, 1999

    Florida Alliance for Patronage

    A group dedicated mainly to its own business interests is getting taxpayer bucks from Broward County commissioners

  • News

    September 17, 1998

    Other People's Money

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

  • Culture

    September 3, 1998

    Tempests in a Teapot

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

  • Culture

    June 4, 1998

    River of Images

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

  • News

    January 8, 1998

    The Hunted

    Tracking animals in the Everglades is a tiring, maddening business. Which is just how a decreasing number of hunters like it.

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