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After the Nuggets' 113-106 defeat to the Spurs, fans fiercely criticized Russell Westbrook for missing a crucial layup that could have tied the game. Despite his previous successes, many labeled him the worst player in the NBA, expressing disappointment on social media. Supporters hope he will rebou...
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BROWARD COUNTY, FL – The Children’s Services Council of Broward County (CSC) proudly received the 2025 Legacy Award from the Broward Healthy Start Coalition. This honor highlights CSC’s 20-year dedication to enhancing maternal and child health. The award will be presented at the Maternal Child Healt...
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Gospel artist Marvin Sapp ignited debate after a viral video showed him urging ushers to close doors during offering. He clarified that the incident occurred at a national meeting, emphasizing that funds raised were for the conference budget, not personal gain. Mixed reactions from church leaders hi...
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Leaders ignoring history, surrounded by fearful sycophants, pose a greater threat than the Titanic's ghost. President Trump, like Captain Smith, dismisses crucial warnings about tariffs, risking America's democracy. Voters must demand accountability from Congress, ensuring a government that prioriti...
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Children's books often hold profound wisdom for adults. In "Days with Frog and Toad," Toad learns that procrastination burdens him with more work. By tackling tasks one at a time, he finds relief and joy. Embrace action today—budget, reduce debt, and seek advice for financial empowerment. You deserv...
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FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – Bank of America has appointed Jason Edelmann as president of its Fort Lauderdale branch. He aims to enhance client connections and drive integration across eight business lines. With over 300 advisors under his leadership, Edelmann is committed to fostering community growth and...
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U.S. Rep. Hakeem Jeffries criticized President Trump and Congressional Republicans for attempting to severely cut Social Security and Medicaid, calling it destructive for Americans who depend on these programs. He emphasized the rising costs of living and pledged to protect vital services essential...
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Florence Charlton, a remarkable woman, will celebrate her 104th birthday on March 31, 2025. Born in South Carolina, she moved to Ft. Lauderdale as an infant, becoming a community matriarch. Known for her culinary talents and nurturing spirit, she remains active in her church, inspiring all around he...
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Legendary heavyweight champion George Foreman brushed off Muhammad Ali's intimidation before their renowned 1974 bout. From a challenging upbringing to Olympic success via the Job Corps, he cultivated a thirst for knowledge. Foreman’s message of gratitude resonates with athletes like Kaepernick: “If...
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(By MDC News (Source: MDC)) The MDC community celebrated Coach Susan Summons' remarkable 700th career win during a women's basketball home game. Her achievements highlight dedication and mentorship, especially as the first African American woman in NJCAA history to reach this milestone. MDC Preside...
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For nearly two centuries, the Black Press and Black Church have united for justice and empowerment. Today, their collaboration is crucial to safeguard African American achievements. We demand respect and equitable relations from corporate giants like Target. No respect equals no purchases. Together,...
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Commissioner Melissa P. Dunn and the Lauderhill Health & Prosperity Partnership organized Breaking Bread at West Ken Lark Park, a remarkable event focused on intergenerational workforce development and mentorship. Youth and seniors united to share experiences, forge connections, and engage in im...
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Two rude women in Sarasota, Florida, faced backlash after a viral video showed them berating a pregnant woman for not picking up a snack bag near a park bench. The confrontation escalated as they linked the bench to a personal loss, but many defended the mom's right to relax in public.
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Indiana's Senate Bill 287, introduced by Sen. Gary Byrne, mandates party affiliation for school board candidates, igniting debate statewide. Critics warn this shift may politicize education, detracting from academic priorities. Supporters argue it clarifies candidates' ideologies. The bill's future...
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The recent federal decision to cut over $11 billion in health grants poses serious risks for Indiana's vaccination programs. The Indiana Department of Health anticipates losses around $40 million, raising concerns about immunization rates. Experts stress the need for accessible vaccines to prevent d...