As abortions become increasingly restricted, women facing unwanted pregnancies are navigating complex and often clandestine paths to access reproductive healthcare services. The ban has fueled fear, uncertainty, and risks for women seeking abortions, compelling them to resort to secretive measures, including traveling out of state or relying on underground networks.
Author: Carma Henry
Carma Henry
Carma Lynn Henry Westside Gazette Newspaper 545 N.W. 7th Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33311 Office: (954) 525-1489 Fax: (954) 525-1861
And it reminds me of another sneak attack that may have caused lethal damage: FBI Director James Comey’s last-minute reopening of an investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private emails.
On behalf of our visionary Pastor, Rev Henry E. Green III. and the Mount Hermon AME Church family, I am honored to extend an invitation to attend Greek Unity Day 2024. Greek Unity Day 2024 worship service will be held on Sunday, February 18th at 9 a.m.
In December, Deputy Ty Shelton and another officer arrived at the home of 27-year-old Niani Finlayson who reported a domestic violence incident, noting that her boyfriend had abused her nine-year-old daughter.
The Senate Education Appropriations Committee unanimously approved the bill (SB 62), which would require that people not lose resident status “solely by reason of incarceration in a state or federal correctional facility in this state.”
Ladies of SISTRUNK
Contributing to The Westside Gazette, a historical newspaper deeply embedded in the community’s fabric, is an exhilarating and humbling experience. Since childhood, I’ve revered its pages, once even seeing my mother, Cynthia Robinson, celebrated for her remarkable community endeavors.
Anthony Duclair Foundation held a groundbreaking event celebrating the coming of a synthetic hockey rink at Boyd Anderson High School.
In 2022 I was presented with the Centennial Leader Award by the National Parks Conservation Association for the difference I made connecting Americans to the national parks. That would not have happened if it wasn’t for The Westside Gazette which published the first story my husband Frank and I wrote about the parks and the environment in 1995.
The joy and pain of serving as a good servant and keeper of record are inseparable, yet our commitment remains unwavering.