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Chuck Strouse

Chuck Strouse is the former editor in chief of Miami New Times. He has shared two Pulitzer Prizes and won dozens of other awards. He is an honors graduate of Brown University and has worked at newspapers including the Miami Herald and Los Angeles Times.

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Former New Times Art Critic Carlos Suarez de Jesus, Who Died February 3 at Age 61, Is a Forever Legend

By Chuck Strouse
Feb 8, 2022

Carlos Suarez de Jesus was a uniquely Miami renaissance man.
DNA Test Helps Florida Woman Find Long-Lost Half Sister

By Chuck Strouse
Apr 30, 2019

This year, MyHeritage aims to distribute 5,000 free DNA test kits. The idea, according to spokesman Rafi Mendelsohn, is to bring together families separated by policies that require adoption files be closed.
Trayvon Martin Family Attorney, Benjamin Crump, Takes on Case of Beaten Broward County Teen

By Chuck Strouse
Apr 23, 2019

The attorney who represented the families of Trayvon Marton and Michael Brown has now taken on the case of Delucca Rolle, the Tamarac teen who was slammed to the ground and pepper-sprayed in the face outside a McDonald’s last Thursday, April 18. “It is unconscionable what we’ve seen happen to...
Sun Sentinel Wins Pulitzer Prize in Public Service for Its Coverage of Parkland Shooting

By Chuck Strouse
Apr 15, 2019

The South Florida Sun Sentinel won a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service, the biggest and most important of journalism's awards, for its coverage of the mass shooting at Parkland's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. The committee cited a series of stories, perhaps the best of which was "Unprepared and Overwhelmed,"...
Jose Oliva, State's Second Most Powerful Politician, Starts Session Embroiled in Abortion Controversy

By Chuck Strouse
Mar 4, 2019

Jose Oliva is the first Florida House of Representatives speaker from Miami since Marco Rubio. Tomorrow, as he gavels in the state's legislative session, the 46-year-old Hialeah Republican faces some of the thorniest issues in state history: pot, guns in school, and felon voting rights, to name a...

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