Author: Carma Henry

Saturday was a wildly exciting and thrilling game between the Dolphins and the Raiders which the Dolphins ended up winning 26 to 25. With the victory, the Dolphins moved to 10-5 which keeps them in the seventh playoff spot. However, there is one game left this season. To secure their spot in the playoffs, the Dolphins must win next Sunday at Buffalo. Head Coach Brian Flores offers his thoughts on Miami’s win, “Obviously, everyone was really excited playing a game like that. A meaningful game for us and them. Look, there’s ups and downs and ebbs and flows within the game.

      John Fletcher, the rapper better known as “Ecstasy” from the pioneering hip-hop group Whodini, has reportedly died. His cause of death is unknown. Fletcher was 56-years-old.

FRITZPATRICK -Pictured Funeral services for the late Finn Fitzpatrick were held December 28 at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel.  

CHRONICLE Funeral services for the late Hugh Chronicle – 53  were held December 22 at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel. CONYERS Funeral services for the late Christine…

FRAZIER Funeral services for the late Yvonne Elizabeth Frazier -60 were  held December 26 at Roy Mizell & Kurtz Worship Center. POLLARD Funeral services for the…

Broward Health Community Health Services distributed 1,000 turkeys along with supplemental bags of groceries to help families prepare a traditional holiday meal during its third annual event, held at the Annie L. Weaver Health Center in Pompano Beach on Thursday. 

     Fast-forward a year and the school is well on its way. After a local and national principal search held over the summer, Ms. Shakira Abney-Wisdom was selected as the school’s founding principal.

       As CENTCOM commander, he was responsible for military strategy and joint operations throughout the Middle East and Central and South Asia. He was also the architect and oversaw the military campaign’s execution to defeat the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. He retired from the military on May 1, 2016 and is now the founder and president of The Austin Strategy Group.

       We the staff and family of the Westside Gazette would like to remind you that: “From the fullness of His grace we have all received one blessing after another,” John 1:16 (NIV) and for that in itself is blessing enough , worthy to be grateful and to give Him praise.

On December 14, 2020, Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Judge John J. Murphy, III vacated the armed robbery conviction and sentence of IPF client Leonard Cure. The State Attorney’s Office immediately dropped the charges, leading to Mr. Cure’s exoneration. The Seventeenth Judicial Circuit State Attorney Michael Satz agreed to overturn Mr. Cure’s conviction and sentence because of his Conviction Review Unit (CRU) concluding its re-investigation of the case. Head of the CRU, Assistant State Attorney Arielle Demby Berger performed this re-investigation and concluded that Mr. Cure was innocent, recommending his immediate exoneration.