Sean Rowe

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New Times Turns 20

Check out the weirdness from our wacky two decades.

Miami: Blink and You'll Miss It

That's how quickly things change here, which can be invigorating for cities as well as editors

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That's how quickly things change here, which can be invigorating for cities as well as editors

Sun Shines Brightly on Local Free Weekly

That's how quickly things change here, which can be invigorating for cities as well as editors

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That's how quickly things change here, which can be invigorating for cities as well as editors

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That's how quickly things change here, which can be invigorating for cities as well as editors

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That's how quickly things change here, which can be invigorating for cities as well as editors

Club Coup

That's how quickly things change here, which can be invigorating for cities as well as editors

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That's how quickly things change here, which can be invigorating for cities as well as editors

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That's how quickly things change here, which can be invigorating for cities as well as editors

Wearing Her 'shades

That's how quickly things change here, which can be invigorating for cities as well as editors

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That's how quickly things change here, which can be invigorating for cities as well as editors

Dig This

Ronald Esserman didn't want his boat hitting bottom. Now the auto tycoon and his top-flight contractors are going to get spanked.

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Ronald Esserman didn't want his boat hitting bottom. Now the auto tycoon and his top-flight contractors are going to get spanked.

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Ronald Esserman didn't want his boat hitting bottom. Now the auto tycoon and his top-flight contractors are going to get spanked.

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Ronald Esserman didn't want his boat hitting bottom. Now the auto tycoon and his top-flight contractors are going to get spanked.

A Key Battle

The Conch Coalition and Taras Lyssenko claimed environmentalists were out to destroy the culture and economy of the Keys. Voters listened.

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The Conch Coalition and Taras Lyssenko claimed environmentalists were out to destroy the culture and economy of the Keys. Voters listened.

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The Conch Coalition and Taras Lyssenko claimed environmentalists were out to destroy the culture and economy of the Keys. Voters listened.

Ten of Club's

The Conch Coalition and Taras Lyssenko claimed environmentalists were out to destroy the culture and economy of the Keys. Voters listened.

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The Conch Coalition and Taras Lyssenko claimed environmentalists were out to destroy the culture and economy of the Keys. Voters listened.

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The Conch Coalition and Taras Lyssenko claimed environmentalists were out to destroy the culture and economy of the Keys. Voters listened.

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The Conch Coalition and Taras Lyssenko claimed environmentalists were out to destroy the culture and economy of the Keys. Voters listened.

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The Conch Coalition and Taras Lyssenko claimed environmentalists were out to destroy the culture and economy of the Keys. Voters listened.

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The Conch Coalition and Taras Lyssenko claimed environmentalists were out to destroy the culture and economy of the Keys. Voters listened.

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The Conch Coalition and Taras Lyssenko claimed environmentalists were out to destroy the culture and economy of the Keys. Voters listened.

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The Conch Coalition and Taras Lyssenko claimed environmentalists were out to destroy the culture and economy of the Keys. Voters listened.

Name Droppers

Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

New Times Presses On

Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

New Times and the Law

Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

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Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

Van Peebles, Borowitz, S.L. Price at the Book Fair

Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

Miami Book Fair: Novelist Ben Greenman

Ben Greenman​ Ben Greenman was a 20-year-old rookie scribe fresh out of Yale when he was hired to write for the Miami New Times in 1990. The Palmettto Senior High alum joined a rabble rousing crew of writers who included Greg Baker, Jim Defede, Sean Rowe and Steve Almond. They were the ones who ... More >>

Sean Rowe: New Times Writer/Author/Poet Is Dead

​Pretty much every word Sean Rowe ever spoke was poetry. Even after he was hit by a train and survived.  I don't say that as praise. I'm not fawning. He just had a way about him.He arrived in Miami in 1989 to work at the Miami Herald, where I was also employed. Back then, we tooled around tow ... More >>

Former Lee County Commissioner Vicki Lukis Is No Longer A Convicted Felon

Vicki Lukis ​Fourteen years after New Times chronicled her free fall out of public office and into the slammer, Vicki Lukis has won her redemption. On Monday, federal Judge John Steele of the U.S. District Court in Lee County vacated her 1997 conviction on honest services fraud. Her case was a fas ... More >>