She is known across the U.S. and abroad for her signature question, “How you doin’?” Now as she enters her third season as the host of her own syndicated weekday…
Miami Gardens council split on ordinance that would disqualify ex-felons Citing the need to raise the standards for its volunteers at public parks and to increase safety for children that…
More So. Fla Haitians turning to churches for spiritual, material assistance Two years ago, a catastrophic earthquake struck Haiti and killed 316,000 people, according to the Haitian government. To honor…
Teo Castellanos returns for 10th anniversary of award-winning play NE 2nd Avenue is a play about eight, very different characters — from a small-time Puerto Rican drug dealer and a…
When Ronald Stimphil, 47, first came to the U.S. from his native country of Haiti in 1985, he went after the “American dream” through educational pursuits — earning a bachelor…
If you have any reservations about voting in the upcoming 2012 Presidential election you may want to look at what the possibilities are before you skip going to the polls.…
The Republican governor and Republican legislature cut $1.3 billion from education last year and $466 million the year before. Governor Scott is now pushing to raise funding for education by…
The Egelloc Civic and Social Club, Inc., founded by Cleomie W. Broomfield, Christina Eve, Julia W. Hepburn, Wilhelmenia R. Page, and Eddie Lee Wilson, all deceased, have passed the underlying…
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