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Hattie Lee is one of those people who takes Christmas decorations very seriously. "Oh, I just love the way the lights twinkle in the windows," she... More >>
Talk about a mixed message. Last month, when students at Ludlam Elementary were asked to raise money for their school's new music department, they... More >>
In Chicago, on the North Side, they used to refer to the strip of Division Street between Ashland and Western as "Polish Broadway." From the 1940s... More >>
Two of Miami-Dade County's top high school football teams -- Northwestern and Jackson -- are stocked with ineligible players who employ... More >>
Imagine the peace of mind! As yet another hurricane churns toward the United States, a high-ranking government official calmly flips a switch.... More >>
Five months after a New Times cover story detailed allegations of deceitful and unethical business practices by John Svadbik, he continues... More >>
In November 1994, the United States had not yet gone loco for Latin pop music. Even so, old-school Spanish crooner Julio Iglesias had just... More >>
About 250 freshmen fidget and murmur in the cavernous ballroom at Florida International University. The newcomers wait for the next segment of an... More >>
The internal affairs bureau of the Miami Police Department is no comedy club. It is a cramped office decorated with faded travel posters, harsh... More >>
Tell him to go fuck himself!" shouts Eddie Garcia, manager of the strip club on Biscayne Boulevard formerly known as Club Madonna. Garcia is ... More >>
"What the hell is this?" asked a woman standing outside the chainlink fence that separated her and her date from Lincoln Road Mall. Answer: the... More >>
If you think Bill Clinton has suffered for his marital indiscretions, you haven't heard about Miami City Commissioner Tomas Regalado's problems.... More >>
Future anthropologists chronicling the evolution of America's consumer culture will remember April 1, 1999, as the end of an era. For on that day,... More >>
"Who knows about the stupid things Wade did when he was young," Kelley Seaman says. The South Miami-Dade resident is trying to remember why... More >>
The mayor of Miami once wore the heavyweight crown of South Florida politics. Maurice Ferre once championed a more cosmopolitan downtown. His... More >>
No one who follows football can avoid Drew Rosenhaus. The omnipresent sports agent with the slicked-back helmet of hair craves airtime like an... More >>
Rick Springfield is a rock star. At least he was in the early Eighties, when he hit number one with the single "Jessie's Girl." A few followups... More >>
In the summer of 1981, Miami attorney Julius Ser began contemplating life after litigation. He dreamed of opening a bookstore, an intimate den... More >>
Info: Dumb and Dumber Luck After squandering much of his lottery jackpot, Bernardo Paz is acquitted of raping his pregnant teenage... More >>
Monday. A work day. Sonya is up at 6:00 as usual, strolling toward the pool. Her toes curl on a cool, pebbly patio as she strips down to a black... More >>
Alan Diaz is a senior at Florida International University. He has served as the editor of the college newspaper, and he was our most recent... More >>
For the football players at Jackson High School, the game was a ticket to the state championship. For the thousands of Generals fans dancing in... More >>
In early 1998 the United States Attorney's Office in Miami announced it would more than double the size of its anticorruption unit, from six to... More >>
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