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May 4, 2012
Spirit Airlines to Charge $100 For Carry-On Bag, Here's How to Pack
The penny pinchers at Spirit Airlines have come up with a new way to ruin your flying experience. Starting in early November, the Miramar-based discount carrier will charge up to $100 for a carry-on bag. The fee only applies if, like us, you procrastinate packing, sprint through the airport, and end ... More >>
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December 29, 2011
Mavericks High Schools Hope to Profit From Education – But at What Cost?
The penny pinchers at Spirit Airlines have come up with a new way to ruin your flying experience. Starting in early November, the Miramar-based discount carrier will charge up to $100 for a carry-on bag. The fee only applies if, like us, you procrastinate packing, sprint through the airport, and end ... More >>
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November 22, 2011
UPDATED: Joe Biden's Brother Is President and "P.T. Barnum" for SoFla Charter School Chain
UPDATE: The Palm Beach County School Board's vote on three new Mavericks schools has been postponed. Read more after the jump.When owners of a for-profit charter school chain go before the Palm Beach County School Board tomorrow night seeking approval for three new high schools, they'll have a celeb ... More >>
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October 20, 2011
Ave Maria: A Catholic University Experiment in the Everglades Gone Wrong
UPDATE: The Palm Beach County School Board's vote on three new Mavericks schools has been postponed. Read more after the jump.When owners of a for-profit charter school chain go before the Palm Beach County School Board tomorrow night seeking approval for three new high schools, they'll have a celeb ... More >>
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June 2, 2011
Deaths at One of South Florida's Most Popular Plastic Surgery Centers Raise Questions About the Safety of Cheaper Nips and Tucks
UPDATE: The Palm Beach County School Board's vote on three new Mavericks schools has been postponed. Read more after the jump.When owners of a for-profit charter school chain go before the Palm Beach County School Board tomorrow night seeking approval for three new high schools, they'll have a celeb ... More >>
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September 16, 2010
Latin American Dictators Love South Florida
UPDATE: The Palm Beach County School Board's vote on three new Mavericks schools has been postponed. Read more after the jump.When owners of a for-profit charter school chain go before the Palm Beach County School Board tomorrow night seeking approval for three new high schools, they'll have a celeb ... More >>
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August 18, 2010
Beverly Jacobs, Chef/Owner of Bamboo Fire Cafe, Dishes on the Six Best Things She Ever Ate
Jacobs feasts on a breakfast of red snapper with tostones in Nicaragua. Beverly Jacobs is well known among South Florida chow hounders as the chef/owner of Bamboo Fire Cafe, a cozy, home-style Caribbean restaurant in downtown Delray Beach. In addition to cooking up some of the finest, made-to-ord ... More >>
Culture
June 10, 2010
Two Latin American Shows Take the Museum of Art|Fort Lauderdale Beyond King Tut
Jacobs feasts on a breakfast of red snapper with tostones in Nicaragua. Beverly Jacobs is well known among South Florida chow hounders as the chef/owner of Bamboo Fire Cafe, a cozy, home-style Caribbean restaurant in downtown Delray Beach. In addition to cooking up some of the finest, made-to-ord ... More >>
Film
March 4, 2010
Miami International Film Festival
Jacobs feasts on a breakfast of red snapper with tostones in Nicaragua. Beverly Jacobs is well known among South Florida chow hounders as the chef/owner of Bamboo Fire Cafe, a cozy, home-style Caribbean restaurant in downtown Delray Beach. In addition to cooking up some of the finest, made-to-ord ... More >>
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January 7, 2010
Animal Collective
Jacobs feasts on a breakfast of red snapper with tostones in Nicaragua. Beverly Jacobs is well known among South Florida chow hounders as the chef/owner of Bamboo Fire Cafe, a cozy, home-style Caribbean restaurant in downtown Delray Beach. In addition to cooking up some of the finest, made-to-ord ... More >>
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November 5, 2009
Morning Juice: Hollywood Finds a Beach Bum; Pythons 100,000 - Humans 39
Let's see what's in the news this morning.All these political scandals lately and none involving Hollywood? Well, the City Commission wasn't going to stand for that! Yesterday commissioners fired Gil Martinez, director of their beach community redevelopment agency, after accumulating evidence he ... More >>
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October 26, 2009
Benefit for Burned Deerfield Beach Boy Tomorrow at Pompano Beach Italian Restaurant
Danny Martinez never expected the outpouring of support he's received when he started the Michael Brewer Foundation."It's really been amazing. I don't have words to express our gratitude," says Martinez. "I've had people call me from all over the United States, from London, from Nicaragua; everyo ... More >>
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September 17, 2009
Latin Festival: Food, Music, and Blood Pressure
Danny Martinez never expected the outpouring of support he's received when he started the Michael Brewer Foundation."It's really been amazing. I don't have words to express our gratitude," says Martinez. "I've had people call me from all over the United States, from London, from Nicaragua; everyo ... More >>
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August 6, 2009
Che Guevara Ordered His Father's Death, So Gustavo Villoldo Promised Payback
Danny Martinez never expected the outpouring of support he's received when he started the Michael Brewer Foundation."It's really been amazing. I don't have words to express our gratitude," says Martinez. "I've had people call me from all over the United States, from London, from Nicaragua; everyo ... More >>
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April 9, 2009
R. Allen Stanford's story tells how one eccentric billionaire can help bring the global economy to its knees
Danny Martinez never expected the outpouring of support he's received when he started the Michael Brewer Foundation."It's really been amazing. I don't have words to express our gratitude," says Martinez. "I've had people call me from all over the United States, from London, from Nicaragua; everyo ... More >>
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January 15, 2009
With the help of Rainn Wilson, Aaron Jackson tries to cure a country.
Danny Martinez never expected the outpouring of support he's received when he started the Michael Brewer Foundation."It's really been amazing. I don't have words to express our gratitude," says Martinez. "I've had people call me from all over the United States, from London, from Nicaragua; everyo ... More >>
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December 16, 2008
Throwback Tuesdays: Manu Chao "Desaparecido"
When Manu Chao released his landmark album, Clandestino, in 1998, it was regarded as an instant classic by most people who heard it. The 16-track disc was a funky underground pop album aimed right at the cultural left (and bourgeois right) of Spain, France, South America and Mexico all at once. Bet ... More >>
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November 20, 2008
Residents of a Davie trailer park think their contaminated water made them sick
When Manu Chao released his landmark album, Clandestino, in 1998, it was regarded as an instant classic by most people who heard it. The 16-track disc was a funky underground pop album aimed right at the cultural left (and bourgeois right) of Spain, France, South America and Mexico all at once. Bet ... More >>
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November 19, 2008
Culinary Travels in Costa Rica: Part 1
A view of Volcan Arenal from a hiking trail that traverses old lava flow from its 1992 eruption. Arenal is the third most active volcano in the world. We hiked through rainforests and gasped at volcanoes, lounged on white sand beaches and wound our way around perilous mountain passes. Oh yes, we al ... More >>
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April 24, 2008
Judging Ana
Broward Judge Gardiner's alleged relationships with defense lawyers and prosecutors raises troubling questions
News
November 29, 2007
Washed Up
101 Haitian refugees sailed north full of hope. They got screwed.
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November 22, 2007
Miami Foods to be Thankful For: Nacatamale Season
101 Haitian refugees sailed north full of hope. They got screwed.
News
September 13, 2007
High Seas
Lots of drugs, drinks, and titty fights, but the Climax Cruise ends in clammy anticlimax
News
May 3, 2007
Camilo's Retreat
He left the war behind to enter a whole new controversy
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April 20, 2007
New Times, New Editor
He left the war behind to enter a whole new controversy
News
July 13, 2006
Matchhead
Carlos Arredondo did the unthinkable with gasoline, a Marine van, and a propane torch. Two years later, he still burns.
Calendar
September 15, 2005
Las Movies
The Latinbeat film festival invades South Florida
News
March 10, 2005
ELVIS LIVES!
And South Florida's Tabloid Valley vanishes.
Culture
September 30, 2004
Just Like the Rest of Us
"Hispanic heritage" is hard to find at ArtServe and Gallery Six By Michael Mills
News
April 22, 2004
Rock 'n' Nole
A casino's comin' to Hollywood. It's a big gamble.
News
March 25, 2004
West Palm Madness
A battle for a basketball court displays differences
News
May 1, 2003
Political Therapy
Talking war with dissident Jim Mullins is good for a battle-scarred psyche
Culture
February 27, 2003
Magic Realism No Mas?
MoA's Central American show leaves you hungry for more
News
January 30, 2003
Bobbing for War
Florida's senator should get out before he gets in
News
January 30, 2003
Gamblin' Men
Big-ticket casino deals plus a messy internal power struggle equals even more legal woes for the Seminole tribe
News
December 5, 2002
Indian War
A Hollywood man has spent the past decade trying to pry open the Seminoles' accounting books -- without much success
Culture
July 4, 2002
Best of the Fest
At the Hispanic Theatre Festival, all the Spanish-speaking world was a stage
Culture
May 30, 2002
A Movable Feast
The local International Hispanic Theatre Festival is one of the biggest and best of its kind -- when will South Florida discover it?
News
April 18, 2002
El Béisbolista
No one has lived through more of South Florida's baseball past than Vicente Lopez
News
November 8, 2001
Waiting For Otto
Why would a man sullied by Iran-contra and illegal propaganda campaigns be a Bush nominee? Good question.
News
October 18, 2001
The Hate Man
Lloyd Shank is a poster boy for free speech. The Jews are to blame.
Goods and Services
May 17, 2001
Best Cigar Shop
Cigarros Del Mundo
Culture
August 10, 2000
All the World's a Dance
The genre of dance theater is taking over local stages
Calendar
June 8, 2000
Croaked on Arrival
"Frogs! (The Un-Toad Story)" is on view at the South Florida Science Museum
News
April 20, 2000
The Fast Life and Near Death of Nica
Revered by followers, feared by rivals, and targeted by police, the gang leader known as Nica is alive today because of a brush with death
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Night & Day
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