Ol Street Detective, Peter Traceit, has been dragging through the sands of local politics and has stopped to examine the sandy dastard-liness of a few candidates in races at the state and local levels. Walking through the sands can be an arduous and slow process, but when you add water to the sand and get some sand slinging, things can get all the more interesting. […]
Leondra Taylor, a Black plaintiff, admitted to posting a cartoon image of then-President Trump and then-former Vice President Joe Biden during one of their 2020 presidential debates on her personal Facebook page. Trump is depicted in the cartoon wearing a Ku Klux Klan hood and standing across from Biden at the podium. The image includes a quote that reads, “Thank you, Mr. President, for wearing your mask.” […]
The Area Agency on Aging of Broward County (AAABC), a nonprofit organization serving older Broward residents, helps guide applicants through the SNAP application process by phone, serving as a critical resource for seniors and others struggling to cover the rising costs of groceries. […]
The Broward County Supervisor of Elections office (SOE) would like to inform all Spanish-speaking voters that we are aware of concerns regarding potential errors in the Spanish translation of the Broward County School Board Ballot Question in the August Primary Election. […]
Early Voting for the August 23rd Primary Election begins this Saturday, August 13th. Voters who were registered to vote by July 25, 2022, are eligible to vote early. The following are helpful reminders on how to be prepared for Early Voting: […]
In the month of August, a new school year gets underway for thousands of students in South Florida. While the summer offers more time to take care of your oral health, the mad rush of the start of the school year can make anyone lose track of their kid’s oral care routine. “At Sabal Palm Dental, we want to make sure everyone maintains a healthy and bright smile throughout the school year,” said Dr. Kyle Phanord. “A dental visit before school starts is key to fighting diseases such as cavities; prevention and early detection helps to avoid pain and school absences,” added Dr. Kevin Phanord. […]
A group of 27 Palm Beach State College students, including some who aspire to be engineers, physicians, and human services professionals, honed their leadership skills in an inaugural program launched at the Boca Raton campus with a $42,000 gift from the Virginia and Harvey Kimmel Family Foundation. […]
Florida A&M University Board of Trustees on Thursday approved a proposal for the administration to begin negotiations to acquire property near campus to increase student housing options. […]
Florida A&M University (FAMU) is one of five educational institutions joining the National Science Foundation (NSF) in a partnership to create the Engineering Research Center for Advancing Sustainable and Distributed Fertilizer Production (CASFER). […]
While past recreational-marijuana initiatives in the state have failed, supporters of the new proposal say they’re confident it will satisfy Florida Supreme Court requirements to make it onto the ballot and will gain support from voters. […]
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