A VivaFlorida 500 Presentation Fort Mose St. Augustine, Florida
Fort Mose St. Augustine, Florida The First Free Black Settlement in Colonial America ...
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Fort Mose St. Augustine, Florida The First Free Black Settlement in Colonial America ...
Read more ›[caption id="attachment_13603" align="alignleft" width="288"] Trains, Parks, Pullman Porters & A Unique Travel Guide[/caption] Trains, Parks, Pullman Porters & A Unique Travel Guide Former porters (from left) Bill Costen, Thomas Dunn, and E. Donald Hughes II were honored by Amtrak in a ceremony at Washington’s Union Station, 2008 (CSM Photo) By Audrey Peteramn Welcome to Day #117 of our “365 Parks ...
Read more ›[caption id="attachment_13480" align="alignleft" width="288"] SNAP[/caption] ‘Food Stamps’ cuts will hurt poor Black families By Freddie Allen WASHINGTON, D.C. (NNPA) – Both the House and Senate have passed bills that would reduce funding of the Supplementary Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly called food stamps, but the extent of the cuts will not become known until negotiators from both ch ...
Read more ›Florida law banning texting while driving signed by Gov. Rick Scott ...
Read more ›The Piney Grove First Baptist Church recently celebrated its 109th anniversary and is one of Broward County’s most significant historical institutions. ...
Read more ›Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson honored some 100 U. S. Military Forces veterans ...
Read more ›medical examiner’s office has revised the death toll from 51 to 24, including nine children. ...
Read more ›HBCUs have a 30 percent graduation rate, with about 32 percent of students at private four-year institutions graduating within six years, along with 29 percent at public schools. ...
Read more ›This annual event in honor and celebration of our Elders ...
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