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Activists Rally Against Koch Brothers Sun-Sentinel Sale; Say No to "Koch Problem"
May 22, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
See South Florida? We knew underneath all that sun-soaked apathy and cosmetic work you had some dormant activist ire. Last week, we clued you in on the protests breaking out...
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Paul Pope, Embattled National Enquirer Heir, Arrested for Stalking
May 20, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
F. Scott Fitzgerald certainly laid it out best about the rich: they are different from you and me. The Palm Beach society battle between the heirs of the National Enquirerfortune...
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Koch Brothers' Tribune Co. Sale: Activists Protest in the Streets
May 17, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
The media "Kochtapus" could soon be a reality. The clock is running down on the sale-time for the Tribune Company, a package of some of the most venerated newspapers in...
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DEP Secretary Herschel Vinyard Cleared of EPA Violations Thanks to Statute of Limitations
May 16, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Environmental activists across Florida have been waiting more than two years for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to land a serious body blow against the state's enforcement branch. The question...
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Marissa Karp Case: Father Comes Home From Bahamas Disappointed
May 15, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
"It didn't go the way it was supposed to." That was the news from a clearly-disappointed Gary Karp about his trip last week to the Bahamas. After spending a decade...
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Download Porn in South Florida? You Might Be Getting Sued In Federal Court
May 13, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
memcenter.comYour friend, naturally. Let's say yo. . . err . . . no, your friend, happened to illegally download some porn over the last year or so. Now, your friend...
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Charlie Crist's Gay Marriage Reversal: Twitter Responds
Politics, If You Can Call It That
May 10, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Late Wednesday evening, Charlie Crist set off a small detonation in the political sphere by throwing his support behind gay marriage. Now, this wasn't exact a surprise. Since officially signing...
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Charlie Crist Now Supports Gay Marriage
May 09, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Good question today. Well, that's a bit of a flip-flop. Charlie Crist, the former Republican-now-Democrat working overtime to make voters forget all about his past life, came out for marriage...
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Gary Karp Heads to Bahamas for Clues to His Daughter's Unsolved Murder
May 07, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Gary Karp again is taking over the reins. As he has countless times in the decade since his teenaged daughter, Marissa, was found dead in the Everglades, yesterday the Broward...
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Boca Raton Got Off Easy in Drinking Water Violation Settlement, Environmentalists Say
May 06, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Back in 2008, a former Boca Raton employee named Christine Ferrigan alerted government regulators about possible problems with the city's water department. Ferrigan claimed she was fired after raising concerns,...
Judge Orders New Trial for John Goodman
May 03, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
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Washington State Ends Conceal-Carry Permit Reciprocity With Florida; NRA Is Pissed (UPDATED)
May 03, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Over on the West Coast, at the offices of the Washington State Attorney General, the phones have been buzzing with angry callers. Florida is the reason why. Until recently, the...
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Samuel Little, Alleged L.A. Serial Killer, Possibly Linked to Florida Cold Cases
May 02, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Samuel Little is not the guy you'd want to bump into alone in a dark alley. A hulking former boxer armed with a cold glare, on paper he's a career...
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Koch Brothers Should Stay Away From Sun Sentinel, Say 619 Locals and Counting in Online Petition
April 30, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
forecastthefacts.orgMost flattering photo, ever. The idea of swallowing down morning coffee alongside some front-page libertarian bloviation courtesy of a Koch-owned Sun Sentinel isn't sitting too well with some. Last week,...
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Dilbert Coreas, Alleged MS-13 Gangbanger, Worked Kids' Parties, Gave Pony Rides and Operated Bounce Houses
April 29, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
FacebookIf you ordered up a bounce house for Junior's birthday or celebrated a quince with a pony ride in South Florida over the past few months, you might want to...
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Florida Bong Ban: Can You Buy Pieces Online If Bill Passes?
April 26, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Time to upgrade to meerschaum. Hey, smoke heads: chill. Seriously. It's going to be okay. Trust us There's a lot of paranoid chatter out on the interwebs about the fallout...
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Bong Ban: Mark Pafford, West Palm Beach Rep, Only House Dem to Vote "No"
April 26, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
This week, the news out of the state legislature was the slam-dunk success of the bong ban. If the Senate pushes through the legislation as well, it means you'll have...
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Unicorns at FAU: Students Fight Bad Press With Twitter
April 25, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Man, you must be thinking, another day, another FAU story. Yup, the Boca Raton campus just keeps cranking out a constant stream of newsworthy misadventures. As you probably know, the latest...
Roy L. Boston: Dead and Abused Puppies in Belle Glade; Repeat Animal Abuser Charged
April 23, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
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Koch Brothers Interested in Buying Sun Sentinel; Five Other Billionaires Who Could Scoop Up the Paper
April 22, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Koch'd up? Over the weekend, liberal media types coast to coast suffered jags of anxiety after the New York Times reported that Charles and David Koch -- AKA the billionaire...
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FAU Student Suspended For Two Years After Off-Campus Brawl
April 18, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Florida Atlantic University has had no shortage of bad headlines in the last semester. Well, chalk up another one: A student is saying the school committed bureaucratic overkill when it...
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Arts Garage Wins Fight to Stay in Delray Beach
Politics, If You Can Call It That
April 17, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
After a pretty bruising back and forth, Delray Beach finally made a decision on what to do with the Arts Garage. In front of a pro-Arts crowd packing the house,...
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Welcome to "Marijuanamerica": New Book Tracks Weed Culture Today, Focuses on South Florida
April 16, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Rolling papers. The last election season signaled big changes for marijuana in America. Two states opted for legalization, meaning weed use might soon be the accepted norm. Into that shifting cultural...
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Almanto Coakley, Key Witness in the Marissa Karp Case, Murdered in the Bahamas
April 15, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Last week Gary Karp was on the phone with John Curcio, the Broward Sheriff's Office detective now investigating the death of Karp's daughter, Marissa. The men touch base often, endlessly...
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State Senator Joe Abruzzo Orders Two Shady Audits, Opponents Cry Foul [Updated]
Politics, If You Can Call It That
April 12, 2013 in The Daily Pulp
Over the last few months, Delray Beach has been torn up by a debate over the Arts Garage, a popular multi-purpose space in the city's downtown area. The issue is...
