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Around South Florida with Elgin Jones 8-1-08 PDF Print E-mail
Written by ELGIN JONES   
elginjones3web.gifTAKING OFF!
The South Florida Times and WMIB The Beat 103.5 FM have entered into a partnership in which they will share news. They will also collaborate on community, entertainment and other initiatives. The Beat is one of seven radio stations in the South Florida market that is owned and operated by Clear Channel. The South Florida Times is distributed in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
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Spiritual CPR PDF Print E-mail
Written by REV. JOAQUIN WILLIS   
revjoaquinwillisweb.gifIn life-threatening situations, such as drowning or heart attack, Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is the first order of business.  CPR restores the body’s vitality, energy, and life force.

There are times in life when Spiritual CPR is needed, when dire situations call for God’s Word. Combined with prayer, God’s Word brings life to the dying, and comfort to the weary. Second Timothy (3:16) reminds us that “All scripture is God-breathed.” 
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Urban League receives $85,200 to fight asthma PDF Print E-mail
Written by SHANIQUE PALMER   
urban-league-and-bcbs_web.jpgMIAMI — Liberty City residents can now breathe a sigh of relief, in spite of the fact that asthma is now the leading serious chronic illness among children in the United States.

On Monday, July 28, The Blue Foundation for a Healthy Florida granted $85,200 to the Urban League of Greater Miami, Inc. to expand and sustain its newly developed Asthma Intervention & Relief (AIR) Program.
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Council’s mission catching on PDF Print E-mail
Written by KARLA D. SHORES   
black-male-family_web.jpgA legislative push to empower black men and boys is sending a ripple effect through educational institutions and mentoring networks, setting off a statewide chain-reaction to elevate black men and boys.

In response to the Florida Council on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys, administrators at Broward College (formerly Broward Community College), Nova Southeastern University, and the historically black Florida Memorial University have recently formed task forces and committees geared toward empowering black men.
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