Battle over Amendment 8 focuses on schools history
battle over Amendment 8 is a coalition of groups that has its own perception ...
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Lawsuit challenges state on nursing home income
The lawsuit, filed last week in Leon County circuit court, stems from a longstanding requirement that Medicaid beneficiaries help pay for a portion of nursing-home care ...
Read more ›The Mt. Bethel Human Services Corporation continues addressing the needs of the community, one family at a time
church organization located right in the heart of one of Broward County’s hardest hit communities which offers outreach services to those most in need, right in their own neighborhood ...
Read more ›Broward bans misleading posted prices at Gasoline Stations
Broward County must now reveal the highest price for any grade of gasoline that you’ll pay for at the pump, ...
Read more ›DCF scuttles change that could have halted benefits
(DCF) recently scrapped a controversial change that would have halted public-assistance benefits for people whose mail is returned to the agency as undeliverable ...
Read more ›Treatment of kids in jails under scrutiny
youth advocacy groups and the parents of juveniles in adult county jails ...
Read more ›Judge to count Palm Beach County votes
circuit judge recently ordered Palm Beach County election officials to send up contested ballots to be recounted in a razor-thin race. ...
Read more ›Broward County Transit recognized by Neighbors 4 Neighbors as Outstanding Partner during 20th Anniversary Commemoration of Hurricane Andrew
Broward County Transit (BCT) was recognized as one of 20 “outstanding partners ...
Read more ›Pine Hills Community Performing Arts Center celebrates first year anniversary
Pine Hills Performing Arts Center will present three nights of “Artistic Expressions,” celebrating its first year anniversary. ...
Read more ›MIAMI-DADE ALPHAS, AKAS HOST “PHIRST PHAMILY” VOTER REG BLITZ ON SEPT. 22
MIAMI-DADE ALPHAS, AKAS HOST “PHIRST PHAMILY” VOTER REG BLITZ ON SEPT. 22 MIAMI – September 13, 2012 – Miami’s two oldest black Greek-letter organizations are joining forces to register hundreds of voters in time for the November general election. Their target: local beauty and barber shops. The ladies of Gamma Zeta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and the men of Beta Beta Lambda Chapter of Alpha ...
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