The Nantucket Police Department is investigating the vandalism, which occurred sometime Saturday night or Sunday morning, Nantucket’s The Inquirer and Mirror reported.
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The Miami Dolphins plan to release defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh before the start of free agency, according to Monday reports confirmed by the Miami Herald.
Facebook brought some amazing women together in honor of International Women’s Day
The women of the Broward County Alumnae Chapter (BCAC) have crafted a week long series of (Delta Week) activities to increase awareness regarding the chapter’s public service initiatives and how they specifically impact the community.
The president of America’s largest organization of Black legislators has called for unity behind economic development initiatives prioritized by Black Wealth 2020; a movement launched two years ago to forge progress for Black-owned businesses, banks and homeowners.
Wells Fargo’s new Broward Boulevard branch and a teller line mural was unveiled, highlighting some of Broward County’s local Black/African American history and leaders.
Police Responding to 911 Call For Suicide Crisis Intervention Fatally Shot The 18-Year-Old Victim, Beloved Son Of Fireman
Broward College and the Urban League of Broward County are proud to announce they were awarded $3,187,500, the largest amount ever awarded for a single project, by the Florida Job Growth Grant Fund for its building the CORE (Critical Occupation Response through Education) program.
FAMU seeks to be first HBCU with accredited police department
The Howard University College of Pharmacy, in collaboration with the Food and Drug Ad-ministration (FDA) and GlaxoSmithKline, announces the creation of a new fellowship centered on regulatory affairs and policy