Dadeland Mall

Sgt. Peppers Subs: Upscale Digs, Old School Subs, Hosts Sub Contest On Sunday

With its grand opening party on Sunday, Sgt. Peppers Subs is announcing to the world that it is here to stay. Owner Nelson Couso originally opened his shop on SW 183rd Street and remained at that location for 15 years. He later opened a second store near Dadeland Mall, which stuck around for five ye ... More >>

E-Cigarettes: Danger or Healthy Alternative?

Miami Food Scene 2012: Top 12 Uppers and Downers

Ex-MDPD Cop In Excessive Force Lawsuit Was Fired After Skipping Emergency Calls, Attacking Reporter

Last week, we reported on a lawsuit accusing two Miami-Dade officers of excessive force in an arrest outside a Kendall nightclub in 2010. As it turns out, one of those officers, Jose A. Huerta, was recently fired after 10 years on the force. Turns out his firing, had nothing to do with lawsuit. Inst ... More >>

Three Miami International Mall Restaurants Shut Down Due To Roach Activity

Miami International Mall has been a favorite in Doral since opening its doors in the early 1980s. The mall was renovated in 2000 and redesigned to go along with the international theme similar to nearby Miami International Airport. Consumers bring their children and frequent the Simon Property Group ... More >>

Bruno Barreiro Loves Going to the Apple Store With Campaign Funds

Like a lot of Apple fanboys, county Commissioner Bruno Barreiro recently spent big at the silicon superstore -- nabbing $6,583 worth of electronics at the Lincoln Road and Dadeland Mall outlets. He also reimbursed himself $4,166 for a computer.He didn't spend his own money on the gadgets; he dipped ... More >>

Mike Hatami: Prosecutors' enemy

For Romero Britto, luck and charm trump talent

Cocaine king Max Mermelstein came out of hiding for a screenwriter

Head Spins: The Haitian Hillbilly

​Spearheading much of mainland Miami nightlife's response to the tragedy in Haiti is a man known as the Haitian Hillbilly. Born Alain Maximilien, this hipster redneck (of sorts) not only spent many of his more formative years in the island nation; his father runs Maison des Anges, a 120-child orph ... More >>

News Roundup

Over the weekend, pretty much every newspaper editorial board in the state wrote mean things about new Sen. George LeMieux. [Buzz]Oh, and word on the street is LeMieux might be interested in running for U.S. Senate against Bill Nelson in 2012, or for attorney general. [Buzz]Debbie Wasserman Sch ... More >>

The Lexus Leprechaun

Miami Police Chief John Timoney is just another lucky Irishman

Weed Warriors

Hydroponic marijuana production is growing up

Target Demographic

Buju Banton is dead wrong, but he’s hatin’ anyway

Show Us Your Fits

A Fish Farmer's Tale

Could this be the next salmon?

Good Santa Hunting

You want face time with the Big Guy? Hand over some plastic, Mom

A Profusion of Corpses

Former Miami homicide detective Nelson Andreu's memories are etched in blood

Selected Calendar Events for the Week of August 18, 2005

Flipped Out

Drawn and Quarterly?

How 'bout annually? A collective of artists and writers finds it takes superhuman effort to get a comic book hybrid off the ground.

Real-Time Car Talk

Here in My Car

Waiting 4 the Dough

Nate Brooks goes from gangsta to athlete to rapper -- and wonders what's next

The Real Miami Circle, Act One

Max's Place

The Assassin Next Door, Part 2

Chile demands that former secret police agent Armando Fernandez Larios face justice for his role in the murderous Caravan of Death. But he seems to be safe in Miami -- thanks to the U.S. government.

The Assassin Next Door

Chile's infamous undercover operative Armando Fernandez Larios has lived a quiet life in Miami. But his past is about to catch up with him.

Home for a Holiday

Design and Architecture Day

Letters

The Sixth Step to Getting Signed

Holy Smoke

Deep in the heart of Little Havana, El Credito's expatriate artisans quietly go about the business of hand-rolling the creme de la creme of Cuban cigars

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