The in-person Public Hearing will take place on Tuesday, January 12, 2021, from 6. to 7:30 p.m., with a formal presentation at 6:30 p.m. and will be held at the Hyatt Place Fort Lauderdale 17th Street Convention Center located at: 1851 SE 10 Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316. The in-person Public Hearing session will be in compliance with all current COVID-19 guidelines and social distancing will be followed.
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Dr. Susan Moore’s Facebook live post received wide attention and a lengthy segment on Roland Martin Unfiltered on December 23. Dr. Moore knew what to ask for as she was being treated for coronavirus and strongly felt she was not receiving the best treatment.
On Sunday night, President Donald Trump signed a second round of stimulus payments that will be included in a coronavirus relief package.
As Americans continue to navigate the ongoing pandemic, my office and I have been working around the clock to deliver relief and advocate for the priorities of South Florida, our state, and our nation amid this crisis. As we gear up for the work ahead in the new Congress, here is a look back on our accomplishments in the 116th Congress.
Betty Wright a Reincarnation of our Grandmother?
Tempress “Tee” Solomon, of Tampa, was installed recently as the first president of the Fl State Coalition of NCNW Inc.
“This city, not only is not safe for Black people, but the city officials, they’ll say one thing and do another and we just want people to be aware of that and to continue to organize,” said Hana Abdur-Rahim, the co-executive director of Central Ohio Freedom Fund, according to the Columbus Dispatch.
Broward Health Community Health Services distributed 1,000 turkeys along with supplemental bags of groceries to help families prepare a traditional holiday meal during its third annual event, held at the Annie L. Weaver Health Center in Pompano Beach on Thursday.
On December 14, 2020, Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Judge John J. Murphy, III vacated the armed robbery conviction and sentence of IPF client Leonard Cure. The State Attorney’s Office immediately dropped the charges, leading to Mr. Cure’s exoneration. The Seventeenth Judicial Circuit State Attorney Michael Satz agreed to overturn Mr. Cure’s conviction and sentence because of his Conviction Review Unit (CRU) concluding its re-investigation of the case. Head of the CRU, Assistant State Attorney Arielle Demby Berger performed this re-investigation and concluded that Mr. Cure was innocent, recommending his immediate exoneration.