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A friend chose Sweetwater’s as the halfway point between where she lives in Lake Worth and where I live in Lauderdale. I was happy to hit up one of the few places outside of Miami known for craft cocktails, since I’ve been craving an aviation.
“It’s so layered,” observed my friend on her first sip. This perfect gin drink of Maraschino liqueur, lemon juice, and iridescent Creme de Violette was the gateway drink that spurred my enthusiasm for liquor. 
Though Maraschino liqueur is relatively unusual, good gin and Creme de Violette make the drink. Available in the US market in 2007, Creme de Violette is a combination of macerated Queen Charlotte and March violet flowers from the Alps. The liqueur is a take on the 1940’s Creme Yvette, which hasn’t been available for decades.
Served at Sweetwater’s in a coupe glass the size of breast from centuries ago, a Florida version of an aviation might arrive in a scorpion bowl the size of a stripper’s implant. Now that’s a drink to do you in.

See the full article from “Broward-Palm Beach New Times (blog)”

Body count mounts with South Florida nightclub killings on the rise
By Robert Nolin
Sun Sentinel
An early morning last June at a Lauderdale Lakes lounge: Caribbean music pulsates, patrons preen, liquor flows.
And fingers twitch on triggers.
A gunman and armed guard unleash a barrage of bullets among up to 75 panicked clubgoers. When the pistols fall silent, two men are dead and 10 revelers are wounded.
About 20 minutes later, at a strip club outside Riviera Beach, an ejected customer squeezes off numerous angry rounds into the business. Two men are shot, two women injured.
That bloody morning illustrates what experts are saying. Besides booze, sex and sounds, nightclubs are stirring a new thrill into the mix: the possibility of instant, often fatal, violence. And it usually explodes out of a minor provocation.

See the full article from “Palm Beach Post”

Body count mounts with nightclub killings on the rise
By Robert Nolin
Sun Sentinel
An early morning last June at a Lauderdale Lakes lounge: Caribbean music pulsates, patrons preen, liquor flows.
And fingers twitch on triggers.
A gunman and armed guard unleash a barrage of bullets among up to 75 panicked clubgoers. When the pistols fall silent, two men are dead and 10 revelers are wounded.
About 20 minutes later, at a strip club outside Riviera Beach, an ejected customer squeezes off numerous angry rounds into the business. Two men are shot, two women injured.
That bloody morning illustrates what experts are saying. Besides booze, sex and sounds, nightclubs are stirring a new thrill into the mix: the possibility of instant, often fatal, violence. And it usually explodes out of a minor provocation.

See the full article from “Palm Beach Post”

TCoast Police Blotter: Man charged with DUI after driving wrong way on the Roosevelt Bridge in Stuart
Updated: 4:18 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012 Posted: 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012
Martin County Sheriff’s Office
A deputy saw a pickup driving the wrong way in the northbound lane of the Roosevelt Bridge in Stuart and other cars were flashing their high beams and honking their horns at the truck. Once the driver was pulled over he told the deputy he was coming from the strip club and had not had too much to drink. However, when he stepped out of the truck he had a hard time standing.
NO DRIVER LICENSE
A deputy responded to a minor traffic crash in the area of Kanner Highway and Monterey Road in Stuart and learned that the driver who caused the crash did not have a driver license. The man was arrested.

See the full article from “Palm Beach Post”

TCoast Police: Man charged with DUI after driving wrong way on the Roosevelt Bridge in Stuart
Posted: 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012
Martin County Sheriff’s Office
A deputy saw a pickup driving the wrong way in the northbound lane of the Roosevelt Bridge in Stuart and other cars were flashing their high beams and honking their horns at the truck. Once the driver was pulled over he told the deputy he was coming from the strip club and had not had too much to drink. However, when he stepped out of the truck he had a hard time standing.
NO DRIVER LICENSE
A deputy responded to a minor traffic crash in the area of Kanner Highway and Monterey Road in Stuart and learned that the driver who caused the crash did not have a driver license. The man was arrested.

See the full article from “Palm Beach Post”

Associated Press
FORT LAUDERDALE Florida’s poor can use food stamps to buy staples like
milk, vegetables, fruits and meat. But they can also use them to buy
sweets like cakes, cookies and Jell-O and snack foods like chips
something a state senator wants stopped.
Sen. Ronda Storms, R-Valrico, also wants to limit other welfare funds, known as Temporary Assistance For Needy Families, from being used at ATMs in casinos and strip clubs and anywhere out of state. The bill comes after reports that the debit cards welfare recipients now receive were used in those places, as well as locations in Las Vegas and the Virgin Islands in a small percentage of cases, but the state does not track what items were purchased.
The bill recently passed a committee. A companion bill in the state House is being considered by a subcommittee.

See the full article from “The South Florida Times”

Former Boynton Beach strip club becomes sanctuary
February 08, 2012 7:48 PM
BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. – A new and holier chapter for a former Boynton Beach strip club starts in just weeks. It is turning into a church.
“It brought a lot of drugs and illegal activity,” said Vivian Brooks, Boynton Beach CRA.
That’s what investigators say the Boynton Beach strip club Platinum Showgirls offered patrons for years.
“There were rooms in the back, three or four rooms. There were beds and mattresses in there, chairs. It was pretty nasty.” 
All of it right in downtown Boynton Beach with a neighborhood just feet away, separated by trees and rusty barbed wire.
The party ended October 2009. Police and DEA agents raided Platinum Showgirls and made multiple prostitution and drugs arrests. The building sat empty for two years. Then a local pastor walked in.
…
“There were actually three strip clubs in our corridor and they are all gone now,” said Vivian Brooks.

See the full article from “WPEC”

Former Boynton Beach strip club becomes sanctuary
February 08, 2012 7:48 PM
BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. – A new and holier chapter for a former Boynton Beach strip club starts in just weeks. It is turning into a church.
“It brought a lot of drugs and illegal activity,” said Vivian Brooks, Boynton Beach CRA.
That’s what investigators say the Boynton Beach strip club Platinum Showgirls offered patrons for years.
“There were rooms in the back, three or four rooms. There were beds and mattresses in there, chairs. It was pretty nasty.” 
All of it right in downtown Boynton Beach with a neighborhood just feet away, separated by trees and rusty barbed wire.
The party ended October 2009. Police and DEA agents raided Platinum Showgirls and made multiple prostitution and drugs arrests. The building sat empty for two years. Then a local pastor walked in.
…
“There were actually three strip clubs in our corridor and they are all gone now,” said Vivian Brooks.

See the full article from “WPEC”

Wednesday Feb. 8
For some hot strip club entertainment visit Swinging Richards located on Biscayne Blvd in Miami. You can see all the hot and sexy men in all their glory. Swinging Richards is the only fully nude strip club in South Florida. Every Wednesday from 6 p.m. until 4 a.m. The club has two for one VIP rooms all night long. Just remember there’s no sex in the Champaign room. Visit SwingingRichards.com.
Thursday Feb. 9
Johnny’s Miami is located on 62 NE 14th St., Miami. If you are hot, young, sexy and have a strong body take a chance at winning $1,000 in the amateur strip contest Thursday Feb. 9 at Johnny’s Miami. Sign up by midnight, or make sure you are there well before to get the best seats. As always only the Stiffest Cocktails at Johnny’s Miami. Visit JohnnysBarfl.com.

See the full article from “SouthFloridaGayNews.com”

The result was a loosely organized inferno. On the outer ring, thousands of men and a handful of women sat in stadium seats, swigging beer and watching mechanical bull and mud wrestling contests. Every time the Jumbotron focused on a woman, it began with a close-up of her breasts. A chorus of men would immediately chant, “TAKE IT OFF.” Busty women hoisted their boobs to their chins and made kissy faces. Friendly women rubbed their boobs against their friends. Exhibitionist women pulled their boobs out of their bras, allowing their nipples to swing free. The “kiss cam,” typically used to highlight cute couples at sporting events, was exclusively for girl-on-girl action today.
On the floor of the stadium—the second ring of Wing Bowl Hell, dedicated to lust—strippers posed for pictures and gyrated.
“It’s fun,” a bottle-blonde stripper told me through a yawn. She wore a fresh set of acrylic nails and panties with her employer’s logo stamped on the butt. “The club pays us to be here, and then guys come to the club after, so we make money there, too.” (Wing Bowl, keep in mind, is more or less over by 9 a.m.)

See the full article from “Gawker”