Ready for a free day of amazing authors, fun and informative presentations and panels and… cupcakes? Well, the 2018 South Florida Book Festival at the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center
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A Fort Lauderdale, Florida, native and 2015 South Plantation High School graduate is serving in the U.S. Navy aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt, which recently returned from a seven-month deployment.
Proposal Letter for Sponsorship
In this season, progressive entrepreneurs are coming to terms with the necessity of using networking to build and develop effective relationships. In fact, more and more of us are discovering that is vital to not just appear to network but to network.
Stefanie Camille Moon is running for Broward County Circuit Court Judge, Group 38 in the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Court.
The Board of Trustees of Florida Memorial University (FMU) has announced the appointment of Dr. Jaffus Hardrick to serve as the University’s Interim President. Dr. Hardrick will replace Dr. Castell V. Bryant, who had served in the position. Dr. Hardrick begins his tenure on July 16, 2018.
If elected McClary will be one of the youngest Black Elected Officials. He serves as Chief Negotiator for the Education Support Professionals (ESPs), working hand and hand with the Broward County Public School District to ensure better salaries and working conditions to the ESP unit.
There is an immigration crisis in America, June 2018, and many are devastated by the treatment of Central and South American children and families. Children as young as infants and babies are being separated from their mothers and fathers, because they have entered America illegally. From a legal point of view, most immigrants are committing a misdemeanor, which is one of the lowest forms of breaking a law.
PROMISE program, under attack
“But the dream is still attainable, and we have resources that can help South Florida residents realistically achieve the dream of homeownership.”