Oliver Parker

Judge Stays Mayor's Political Execution

Ellyn Bogdanoff Mutually Benefited From Fraud Too

One thing about the $1 billion Ponzi scheme that was Mutual Benefits Corp.: It loved to throw money at politicians. And boy did our fearless leaders lap up the cash. It gave hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions to elected officials, but nobody benefitted more from Mu ... 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 >>

The Stacy Ritter Corruption Compendium

After the Miami Herald over the weekend broke a story on yet another Stacy Ritter vote that benefitted the lobbying business of her husband, Russ Klenet, I think it's time we had a one-stop shopping spot for all the alleged misdeeds of the Ritter-Klenets. Because of its length, the post jumps. ... More >>

Sun-Sentinel Insults Joel Steinger

In the lead story on this morning's local section, the Sun-Sentinel took off its little white glove and slapped Mutual Benefits' mastermind in the face with it. The newspaper reports that the Ponzi scheme called Mutual Benefits poured $1.4 million into political coffers to help keep state ... More >>

Mutual Benefits may have collapsed, but the fallout for South Florida politicians is still coming.

In the lead story on this morning's local section, the Sun-Sentinel took off its little white glove and slapped Mutual Benefits' mastermind in the face with it. The newspaper reports that the Ponzi scheme called Mutual Benefits poured $1.4 million into political coffers to help keep state ... More >>

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Baring False Witness

In a dramatic scene, a city official accuses another of falsifying a document

Letters for January 4, 2007

In a dramatic scene, a city official accuses another of falsifying a document

Letters for December 28, 2006-January 3, 2007

In a dramatic scene, a city official accuses another of falsifying a document

Cuckoo for Coconuts

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea may lose its soul over a political firefight.

Oscar-Worthy

Superb performances distinguish a new adaptation of Wilde's Earnest