White Plains

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Letters for April 28-May 4, 2005

Beam Me Up

A Pembroke Pines company wants to flood the country with invisible beams from high-flying blimps. Want to invest?

Chant Down Babylon

Matisyahu

Curious George Sails the River of Red

Following a long tradition, new Fort Lauderdale City Manager George Gretsas tries to tame the big spenders at City Hall

To Re-Catch a Thief

For the old cat burglars, all that's left is a movie script, a book proposal, and undying hatred for one another

The Quest for the Catman

The peculiar allure of Key West fixture Dominique LeFort confounds even the most dyed-in-the-fur Catfans

A Devilish Deal

A high-profile judge long ago made a deal that freed the area's most heinous killer

Mixing and Acting

Bankruptcy allows a Fort Lauderdale trade school to stage a walkout

The Music Men

As a world-famous Cantor, David Feuer's mission is to bring the Torah alive in song

Ted Allen's Show Chopped: Is it Fixed?

Hey, Ted: Who's picking the winners on your show?​The Food Network is dominated these days by reality-TV-style cooking shows, and one of the best of them is Chopped. Hosted by Ted Allen, it pits four chefs against one another in timed matches with mystery ingredients. It's often more drama than co ... More >>

David J. Stern Is No Rothstein; He's His Own Kind Of Monster

I love it when people say the comments on this blog are even better than the posts. Bill Warner That big(gest) house on the corner is Stern's mansion in Fort Lauderdale. The bigger yacht also belongs to Stern. He also owns $17 million in waterfront property on Hillsboro Beach ... More >>

Lynn University Students who Tried to Cross Drawbridge Had Little Warning of Danger

Photos by Eric BartonStickers and graffiti cover the main warning sign at the downtown Fort Lauderdale tracks.​Two Lynn University students who tried to cross downtown Fort Lauderdale's railroad bridge early Saturday morning had little warning what was coming. Two signs warn pedestrians to stay of ... More >>

Florida Cities Occupy the Forbes List of "America's Millionaire Capitals"

Richard $ Rich, Jr.​If you've ever wondered where all the members of that oh-so-loathed "1%" that's not too hot with the Occupy Wall Street movement, look no further than Florida -- mostly South Florida.Forbes decided to use an interesting method to figure out the rankings for its list of "Ame ... More >>