America, if it had been able to see into the future, countless crimes, such as those committed by Ma Barker, Benedict Arnold, and yes, the infamous Charles Manson, probably could’ve been prevented. Everyone should remember Charles Manson. He’s the guy with a criminal past that wanted to succeed as musician but failed. Regrettable, he succeeded at attracting followers, especially vulnerable young women, who sought someone capable of reflecting their inner self. Manson used this manipulative skill to create the infamous cult called the “Manson Family.”
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He decided to put those experiences to good use by writing novels as an adult. In 2007, Peterson debuted with the eyeopener, Am I A Priority In Your Life Or An Option? a novel that provides an inside look on the male perspective of juggling women.
Meet Kishanna Heyward, the author of Credit is King, Kareem and Credit is Queen, Charlene who was inspired to create a credit coloring book series when her 4-year old daughter asked her about credit. After an unsuccessful search for resources online to help her daughter’s understanding, she decided to create her own.
BLAKE Funeral services for the late Patrick Solomon Blake, Sr. – 56 were held February 20 at New Covenant Deliverance Cathedral with Rev. Teresa Grissett…
CAMPBELL Funeral services for the late Maisley Bell Campbell – 78 were held February 19th at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel. CLAYTON Funeral services for…
ARENAS Funeral services for the late Dr. Jorge A. “Chico” Arenas – 81 were held February 19 at St Maximillian Kolbe Catholic Church. BONNER …
Central County Community Development Corporation (CCCDC), a subsidiary of the Urban League of Broward County, announced a $250,000 Equity-Equivalent (EQ2) investment from Synovus Bank to fund its Small Business Loan Fund. The fund was established in 2015 to improve access to capital for low-income entrepreneurs and small business owners in low-wealth communities across Florida.
Broward County Commissioner Dale V.C. Holness presents Publisher Bobby R. Henry, Sr. with a framed proclamation in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Westside Gazette Newspaper.
Samuel Ellis, of Fort Lauderdale, was one of the first to take advantage of the new vaccination pop-up site at Broward Health North. Ellis said he let his children know that he wanted the vaccine, and they helped him register. A few days later he arrived at Broward Health North.
