    Floridians expect and deserve to know that state and federal officials are taking proper precautions to safeguard the integrity of election systems. As a perennial election battleground state, we know that we are and will remain a target. New revelations that not one, but two Florida county election systems were breached by Russian hackers during the 2016 election cycle raise serious concerns that must be addressed by state officials and the U.S. Congress.
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Broward County Libraryâs Marketing, Publicity & Communications Team won the 2019 Florida Library Association (FLA) Excellence in Marketing and Public Relations Award. This statewide recognition was awarded for the teamâs successful campaign to increase awareness and usage of the libraryâs electronic resources including music, movies, TV shows and eBooks.
Blended Conversations:Â Local Artists Share Inspiration and Impact
     Hundreds of comic and sci-fi fans of all ages gathered at the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC) on May 11th for AARLCC-CON, Fort Lauderdaleâs festival for African American comic book and science fiction enthusiasts. The event brought together local and national writers, illustrators and industry professionals to meet fans and network.
Mayor moves present police chief and publicizes replacement
A Mother’s LOVE Award Reception & Celebration
The Westside Gazette Newspaper is honored to feature these contributions made by local students in our Jr. Photojournalism Program.
Circle House Coffee and the Stephen Tulloch Foundation donated $1,000 to North Fork Elementary. The check was accepted by Principal Rendolyn Williams-Amaker.
Boatswainâs Mate 1st Class Michael Ford, right, from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, assigned to the deck department aboard the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), leads fellow deck Sailors in training for sea and anchor evolutions in the shipâs forecastle.
This is the largest class of the program in seven years at the college. They will be hired immediately to teach third grade in Duval County Public Schools. There are only two percent of Black male teachers in public schools in Florida.