Top Pop Pulp Posts For September

News is busting out all over, so I'll make this quick. Here's a list of the most popular Pulp posts for the month of September, which saw a 25 percent bump up in traffic from August due mostly to the federal corruption case coverage. Still, three non-fed stories -- Post layoffs, Scott Rothstein, and Mc...

By Bob Norman

October 1, 2009

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News is busting out all over, so I'll make this quick. Here's a list of the most popular Pulp posts for the month of September, which saw a 25 percent bump up in traffic from August due mostly to the federal corruption case coverage. Still, three non-fed stories -- Post layoffs, Scott Rothstein, and Mc Nelly Torres -- finished in the money.

10. The Bottom Four In The Federal Case

9. Baby Daddy To The Rescue!

8. Gallagher Sells Out Office

7. The Michael Jackson Experiment

6. The Marko Memo

5. FBI Takedown

4. Keep Running, Beverly

3. Lost Job, Lost Credit

2. The Jewish Avenger

1. Palm Beach Post Layoffs

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Journalist Bob Norman has been raking the muck of South Florida for the past 25 years. His work has led to criminal cases against corrupt politicians, the ouster of bad judges from the bench, and has garnered dozens of state, regional, and national awards.

Contact: Bob Norman