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Following is an update from the City of Fort Lauderdale on the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Following is an update from the City of Fort Lauderdale on the coronavirus (COVID-19). […]
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The Black Freedom Seed
The Black Freedom Seed […]
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Black History Month Profile: Nadia Cumberbatch, MD
Black History Month Profile: Nadia Cumberbatch, MD […]
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New children’s book celebrates Black inventor in honor of Black History Month
Jolted through time at the touch of a red button, gifted brothers Pook (10) and Boogee (7) embark on problem-solving quests spurred on by their enthusiasm for science and engineering. The series highlights lesser known yet influential historical figures beginning with accomplished Black inventor Frederick McKinley Jones in The Adventures of Pook and Boogee: The Boys Meet Mr. Jones. […]
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Black History Month Profile: Margaret Lott, MD Internal Medicine – PediatricsBroward Health Community Health Services – Annie L. Weaver Health Center
Margaret Lott, MD Internal Medicine – Pediatrics Broward Health Community Health Services – Annie L. Weaver Health Center […]
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The Importance of Kwanzaa in 2020 for African Americans in America
The Importance of Kwanzaa in 2020 for African Americans in America […]
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SunEd High caters to the needs of struggling high school students in Broward County
SunEd High is a long established, tuition-free charter school that specifically caters to the needs of struggling high school students in Broward County, especially those who simply cannot get the care and attention they need from the mainstream traditional schools. We offer a blended curriculum, and students can work at their own self-directed pace. […]
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How To Handle The Holiday Blues
How To Handle The Holiday Blues […]
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Application Deadline Extended for Surtax Oversight Board Vacancy
Broward County has extended the application deadline for the Independent Transportation Surtax Oversight Board vacancy in the category of Land Use and Urban Planning to Friday, December 6th. […]
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First African American FBI Agent Finally Recognized 100 Years After Being Hired
After 100 years, the FBI has finally recognized James Wormley Jones as the agency’s first African American special agent. He was appointed in December 1919 just 11 years after the creation of the organization that ultimately evolved into the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He began his career, however, in 1905 as a police officer in Washington, DC. […]