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Subject: Puerto Vallarta

  • POLES APART

    IF EVER A PLACE NEEDED A GOOD JOLT, THE SNOOTY LIGHTNING FIELD IS IT

    October 7, 1992
  • GOOD NIGHT, SWEET CHASEN'S

    A MOVIE BUFF TREATS HIMSELF TO A $400 WRAP PARTY AT THE LANDMARK HOLLYWOOD HAUNT

    March 30, 1995
  • The Narc and the Smuggler in the Land of Plenty

    A dying narcotics agent opens his files, and out pours Miguel, just one of a legion of Mexicans who embraced drug-running as their ticket to the American dream

    August 27, 1998
  • Onward, Crispin Soldiers

    Six years ago, Ryan Page and Mike Pallagi were high school kids who idolized eccentric actor Crispin Glover. Now they're producing films with him.

    July 15, 1999
  • Street Morals: Phoenix Pimp Squeals on Client Who Requested Child Sex

    Everyone has standards. Even a pimp.Back in August, a Phoenix prostitute got a perverted request from a john: He'd pay $1,500 to have sex with her and a 10-year-old girl.When the whore told her boss what the guy wanted, he was "infuriated," says Sgt. Andy Hill of the Phoenix police.In a fit of ironic righteousness, the pimp stormed out to the street, flagged down the first cop that was driving by and ratted the john out, Hill says.The pimp's good deed turned into a good bust for the cops, who a

    December 29, 2008
  • Emerald City

    Wallow in your shamrock holiday

    March 15, 2007
  • Emerald City

    Drinking and wearing the green -- talk about lucky!

    March 8, 2007
  • The Musica Man

    A valley junior college administrator is becoming an unlikely force in the national latin music movement

    September 20, 2001
  • Don Wan

    January 13, 2000
  • Swine Flu Causes US Airways and American to Relax Ticket-Change Policies

    US Airways announced today it will relax ticketing policies for passengers scheduled this week to fly to, from, or through a slew of cities in Mexico. The Wall Street Journal reports this morning that American Airlines is making a similar move. The Phoenix-based airline's Web site says passengers scheduled for travel in certain Mexican cities can, under certain conditions, change their flights without paying the standard penalty fees. The airline posted the news on Friday for flights&

    April 27, 2009