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Charles Bernard Rangel, the former congressman from Harlem and the last surviving founder of the Congressional Black Caucus, passed away at 94 on Memorial Day, May 26. Surrounded by family, Rangel was a native of Harlem, known as the “Lion of Lenox A...
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The 9th Annual August Wilson Birthday Celebration Block Party lit up Bedford Avenue in Pittsburgh’s historic Hill District on April 26! This beloved community event continues to draw hundreds who come together to honor the legacy of legendary playwri...
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On May 31, C-TAC (The Coalition to Transform Advanced Care) will convene with faith-based groups from across Pittsburgh to explore community care, health options, and the church’s contribution. This enriching three-hour workshop, titled “Navigating C...
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As graduation approaches, Black students and various affinity groups are innovatively commemorating their achievements amid the Trump administration's restrictions on DEI initiatives, which have curtailed on-campus involvement. Historically, speciali...
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A significant blighted site, previously plagued by multiple fires, has been demolished following a lawsuit initiated by the Birmingham City Attorney's Office. The property, known as The Vue on Prince located at 3128 Prince Avenue, was taken down last...
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The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that the Quality Improvement Committee (“QIC”) privilege can be waived. Under Tennessee legislation, healthcare entities are permitted to establish a QIC to assess patient care quality. According to Tenn. Code Ann. §...
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The City of Birmingham has initiated a lawsuit in Jefferson County Circuit Court against Norwood Plaza Apartments, LLC and Tutwiler Realty, Inc. The aim is to classify the property as both a drug-related and public nuisance under Alabama law. This de...
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Linwood Riddick didn’t choose South Carolina State University for a career; he sought enlightenment, purpose, and a tribute to a profound legacy. This month, as he nears his 80th birthday, the Vietnam veteran and long-time SC State Concert Choir mem...
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Summer aquatics excitement kicks off with the unveiling of Bolton and Winston Waterworks pools for the Memorial Day weekend, running from May 24-26. Operating hours are as follows: Saturday, May 24, noon to 6 p.m.; Sunday, May 25, 1 to 6 p.m.; and Mo...
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The Winston Lake YMCA's storied history dates back to the 1920s. Recently, the community celebrated the upcoming transformation into the YMCA REACH Center, reopening next month. Originally named the Patterson Avenue YMCA, it opened in 1924, catering...
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Colleagues at The Indianapolis Recorder fondly remember Jeffery Sellers as intelligent, humorous, and dedicated. Passing away in mid-May 2023, he made an indelible impact during his 32 years at the publication, retiring in 2021. In his words, “I love...
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Congressman Al Green, representing Texas, has instigated impeachment proceedings against President Trump, making history as the sole U.S. president to endure this process twice. Serving in Congress since 2005, Green conveyed to Newsweek the imperat...
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House Republicans are advocating for a significant reduction of nearly $1 trillion from two essential safety net programs: Medicaid and food stamps, aligning with President Donald Trump’s objectives. Approval of this legislation could jeopardize bene...
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Following the United States' loss of its perfect credit rating on Friday, a blame game erupted between Republicans and Democrats. Moody’s Ratings warned that excessive debt levels vastly overshadowing revenue led to this downgrade. Lawmakers now fac...
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Texas legislators are prepared to implement stringent regulations regarding minors' social media usage, introducing measures such as account creation prohibitions and mandatory parental consent for app downloads. House Bill 186, authored by Rep. Jar...
