“A Celebration: A Remembrance’’ was a reunion for all local high schools and all classes to honor classmates who are deceased. About 300 people attended the reunion, which included a candlelight vigil for those who have passed on.
Author: Carma Henry
Carma Henry
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The Galveston Police Department in Texas is in the hot seat over a photo showing their officers walking a Black man down the street on a leash.
Our problem is not just the king cockroach it’s all those who support him and allow him to rule in the crack and crevasses of filth that he has established with the help of his trumpmites, trumproaches, trump-worms and trumprats.
According to Dr. Rosa Castro Feinberg, who serves on the committee for LULAC Florida, an advocacy group serving all Hispanic nationality groups, Florida’s “current plan includes features that contradict common sense, expert opinion, popular will, and the intent of the ESSA. Contrary to the purposes of the ESSA, the Florida plan denies attention to struggling subgroups of students. Without attention, there can be no correction.”
Pauline Grant, a longtime executive who was as it appears to have been wrongly terminated, will find out if she will receive payment of more than $900,000. Grant was exiled by the district’s general counsel of whom she had conflict with even before the kickbacks investigation.
The City of Miami Gardens proudly announces March 14th and 15th dates for the annual Jazz in the Gardens (JITG) Music Festival at the Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida. The 2020 event marks JITG’s milestone 15th anniversary in bringing world-renown talent to South Florida in a celebration of music, art and culture.
The Westside Gazette Newspaper is honored to feature these editorial contributions made by local students.
Dr. George Love is on a self-proclaimed crusade to help local residents improve their health literacy. He’s beginning by helping his clients dance, laugh and relax.
ArtServe, South Florida’s historic arts incubator, recently announced the appointment of Contemporary African Diaspora Art (CADA) Managing Director Ludlow Bailey as consulting curator.
Our are Black Fathers absentee?