South Florida Sun-Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale, FL) back issues from September 2004:
Hollywood, Fla., opens four proposals for beach development.
Sep 01, 2004
Investors in Florida-based viatical settlement firm must wait to gain funds.
Sep 01, 2004
Stories inspired by century-old American postcards still resonate.
Sep 01, 2004
New cosmetic line designed specifically for Latinas.
Sep 01, 2004
Miami poses triple threat at tight end position.
Sep 01, 2004
Therapist rids Cink of demons.
Sep 01, 2004
Hunt and be humble: move a muscle and deer will leave you in dust.
Sep 01, 2004
Spadea takes charge with retooled serve.
Sep 01, 2004
Uberoi plays idol Venus; pair originally met on Sept. 11, 2001.
Sep 01, 2004
Oakland Park and Pompano Beach, Fla., win votes to annex neighborhoods.
Sep 01, 2004
Scripps reveals start-up spending details for South Florida biotech park.
Sep 01, 2004
Officials pave way for Davie, Fla., park's expansion.
Sep 01, 2004
Dania, Fla., company has ticket to help promote sports events.
Sep 01, 2004
`Missing Justice,' `Ice Run,' `Be Mine'.
Sep 01, 2004
Insurers in Florida brace for season's second major hurricane.
Sep 02, 2004
South Florida experiences gas shortages.
Sep 02, 2004
Hollywood's policy not above (and often below) criticism.
Sep 02, 2004
Airlines allow for flight changes for Florida travelers affected by hurricane.
Sep 02, 2004
As Hurricane Frances nears, private disaster relief is 'exhausted'.
Sep 02, 2004
South Florida firms brace for Hurricane Frances.
Sep 02, 2004
Supplies fly off store shelves as south Florida residents stock up.
Sep 02, 2004
Planning for Scripps Florida biotech facility takes back seat to hurricane.
Sep 02, 2004
Quietly, Big Blue IBM re-emerges as strong, healthy high-tech company.
Sep 02, 2004
Boca Raton, Fla., division of IBM helps fuel company's recent success.
Sep 02, 2004
Builders praise NAFTA ruling against U.S. tariffs on Canadian lumber.
Sep 02, 2004
U.S. builders cheer NAFTA ruling to end import duty on Canadian wood.
Sep 02, 2004
Easley may be in demand as a free agent.
Sep 02, 2004
Dolphins may defy NFL, and not play because of hurricane.
Sep 02, 2004
Carbone: Doral will be jewel again.
Sep 02, 2004
Florida hospitals brace for Frances.
Sep 02, 2004
Hurricane Frances alters several sporting events.
Sep 02, 2004
Agassi has no plans to retire after U.S. Open.
Sep 02, 2004
Tough day for Olympic medallists at U.S. Open.
Sep 02, 2004
South Florida braces for Hurricane Frances; mass evacuations ordered.
Sep 02, 2004
Florida vacationers, residents take to the sky to avoid hurricane.
Sep 03, 2004
`Smart home' thinks for seniors.
Sep 03, 2004
Mississippi State's Croom focuses on winning colors.
Sep 03, 2004
Sunrise, Fla., officials close to ending labor standoff with police union.
Sep 03, 2004
Briny Breezes, Fla., faces a whopping property tax increase.
Sep 03, 2004
In Florida, rush is on for emergency supplies.
Sep 03, 2004
Some Florida vacationers to spend holiday in storm shelters.
Sep 03, 2004
Fish can't seem to sustain any momentum.
Sep 03, 2004
Bahamas sees light damage, 1 death in wake of Frances.
Sep 03, 2004
Marlins will reschedule Cubs series.
Sep 04, 2004
Fiedler has the trust of his teammates.
Sep 04, 2004
Five Dolphins miss team flight, face fines.
Sep 04, 2004
USTA to re-elect Schwartz.
Sep 04, 2004
Federer advances in U.S. Open, but Sharapova is out.
Sep 04, 2004
Storm's weakening surprises forecasters.
Sep 04, 2004
Financial institutions may waive ATM fees in hardest-hit Florida areas.
Sep 04, 2004
Jenkins makes strides on offense for Miami.
Sep 05, 2004
Roddick in rhythm at U.S. Open.
Sep 05, 2004
American juniors out to deny Monfils a fourth slam victory.
Sep 05, 2004
Zvonareva breaks down with lead; Serena, Andy, Jennifer advance.
Sep 05, 2004
Frances will likely be remembered for its scale, rainfall.
Sep 05, 2004
South Florida wages fail to keep pace with rising costs.
Sep 05, 2004
Davenport rockets past Venus.
Sep 06, 2004
Fiedler to get starting quarterback job for Dolphins.
Sep 06, 2004
Davenport blasts her way past Venus; Federer, Agassi to meet.
Sep 06, 2004
Damage from Hurricane Frances could hit $10 billion in Florida.
Sep 06, 2004
Florida officials look for temporary housing for Frances victims.
Sep 06, 2004
South Florida Sun-Sentinel technology column.
Sep 06, 2004
South Florida Sun-Sentinel Manager Minute column.
Sep 06, 2004
South Florida Sun-Sentinel hospitality notes column.
Sep 06, 2004
South Florida Sun-Sentinel international business column.
Sep 06, 2004