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The American Heart Association's “Libraries with Heart” initiative offers free blood pressure checks at all 25 Indianapolis Public Library locations. Patrons access monitors and educational materials. Gregory A. Hill emphasizes libraries' roles in health support. Nearly half of American adults face...
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U.S. Army Reserve physical therapy assistant Elvia Azuara bonded with a stray cat, Fent, in Kosovo. Through the "War Torn Pups & Cats" program by Paws of War, founded by Robert Misseri, Azuara reunited with Fent in Texas, easing her transition home. Paws of War supports veterans with animal companio...
by Toter - 1 month ago
A Florida man is suing the Homestead Police Department after alleging wrongful arrest by Detective Pedro Perez, who he claims conspired with his ex-girlfriend. Text messages reveal their romantic relationship, suggesting bias influenced Trejo's arrest amid a custody battle. Trejo seeks over $1 milli...
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Weeks after his divorce from Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck, 52, enjoyed the Got Sole sneaker convention with his son, Samuel. They admired classic Nike Air Jordans, sparking nostalgia for Affleck. Fans noted his newfound happiness post-divorce, with many speculating about his closeness with ex-wife Je...
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Minority business grants are a type of funding for minority-owned businesses, usually small ones. Unlike loans, grants do not have to be paid back, although they are generally considered by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to be taxable business income. In the United States, minority busin...
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Amidst irony, the radical right has crafted its own "New World Order." The U.S. weakens alliances, like NATO, and slashes vital programs like USAID, altering global leadership dynamics. This shift aligns the nation more closely with authoritarian regimes, reshaping international influence.
by Toter - 1 month ago
Amidst the rollback of DEI initiatives, the push to support Black-owned businesses is gaining momentum. The NAACP urges Black consumers to prioritize their spending on these businesses, emphasizing community empowerment. Candy Lowe’s Black Business Bus Tour in Tampa encourages regular patronage, fos...
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Memphis Light, Gas, and Water is advancing solar energy and battery storage plans to enhance system reliability, affordability, and sustainability. MLGW President and CEO Doug McGowen revealed at a news conference on March 5 that the utility will issue a request for proposal […]
by Toter - 1 month ago
Instagram influencer Veronika Rajek gained fame in 2022 by endorsing Tom Brady. She attended a Tampa Bay Buccaneers game where Brady led a comeback, impressing fans. Now, as FHM USA's March 2025 cover model, her career continues to soar. With 6.8 million followers, Rajek embodies the European pursui...
by Toter - 1 month ago
A Columbus realtor lost her job after leaving a racist note for a server at Cazuelas Mexican Cantina. The viral receipt led to public outrage, and Century 21 investigated, condemning her actions. Lovins falsely claimed fraud, but surveillance footage proved her presence, resulting in her dismissal.
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Discover vibrant events on The OBSERVER's calendar at SacObserver.com. Submit events two weeks ahead for a feature. Highlights include a special screening of "N.W.A.: Not Without Alonzo," a Legislative Open House, Dr. David Covin Scholarship, and engaging local activities, from art shows and comedy...
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Roy Ayers, iconic jazz vibraphonist, known for "Everybody Loves the Sunshine," passed away at 84 in New York. His music influenced artists like Dr. Dre and Ice Cube. Ayers' "Lifeline" album peaked at No. 9 on R&B charts. Survived by his wife Argerie, children Mtume, Ayana.
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President Trump's 2020 vow to protect Americans from surprise medical bills is under threat. Staff cuts at CCIIO, responsible for implementing the No Surprises Act, risk delaying critical dispute resolution processes. As layoffs continue, the agency's ability to protect patients from unexpected char...
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By Aziah Siid | Word In Black — The Education Department launched a controversial "snitch line" for reporting educators teaching race or sexual orientation topics. Critics argue this initiative, part of Trump's DEI crackdown, ignores racial discrimination and fosters division. The portal encourages...
