News Roundup

Kyle Munzenrieder July 16, 2009 9:44AM

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County Mayor Carlos Alvarez is now proposing sweeping pay cuts for municipal workers. [Herald]
Marco Rubio finds it just hurtful and disrespectful when you whisper things about him behind his back -- like that he might drop out of the Senate race and run for AG. [NakedPolitics]
West 8 has officially been accepted as the design firm replacing Frank Gehry on the Miami Beach park project. [Herald]
The Miami Heat dancers are holding auditions. You know I'm working on my coochie up 'n' downs as we speak. [CBS4]
A Hialeah landlord is being charged with killing his tenant and storing the body under the floorboards. [Herald]
Ricky Williams is training to be a massage therapist, and has his hands all over some Herald reporter. [Herald]
A closer look at campaign donations in the mayor's race. [EyeOnMiami]

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