Major General Marcelite Jordan Harris passed September 7, 2018 at Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL, where she was taken while on a Caribbean vacation. Though her death was sudden and unexpected, she was surrounded by loved ones […]
By Thursday, two days after Republican Brian Kemp declared victory, Abrams is still calling for every vote to be counted and she’s hoping that the results will at least be enough for a runoff, if absentee ballots don’t push her over the top altogether. […]
The City of Miramar is pleased to announce the selection of Mr. Vernon E. Hargray as its next City Manager. […]
Federal Judge rules Miami-Dade can be held liable for ICE Detainer Policy […]
At Press time, the winner of the Florida’s Governor race had not yet been declared. […]
The 50th Anniversary of Rep. Chisholm’s election offers our country a chance to renew our commitment to Black women, not only in elective office, but within the ranks of true political power. […]
Supporters are seeking $25,000 to cover Carter’s funeral and care for his 3-year-old daughter as well as help the surviving shooting victim with physical therapy costs. […]
They gave their lives, what are we willing to give […]
Roderick Parker (pictured far right), the new Instructional Facilitator at the Old Dillard Museum (ODM) credits Philp Bulluck (far left), Charles Webster (center), Dr. Rosalind Osgood and Tracy Clark (both not pictured) for merging the ODM with Walker Elementary. Marrying the youth with history creates in ideal bridge for the community. […]
I wrote an article entitled “I don’t know about you but my vote will cost”. I bring up this point because, so many times people equate elections with money, and I want the candidates to understand that they have A PRICE to pay also. Even candidates who are caught up in the world-wind victories of others, they are responsible and have a price to pay, too. […]
The Westside Gazette @ 2023 - Site Designed by No Regret Media