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NW Gardens gets ArtHouse PDF Print E-mail
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arthouse-cc-fc.jpgFORT LAUDERDALE — Young At Art Museum, in partnership with the Housing Authority of the City of Fort Lauderdale (HACFL) and Community Foundation of Broward, is building community through art with YAA ArtHouse @ Northwest Gardens, a creative placemaking hub, enabling professional artists and residents of all ages to participate in a socially engaged approach where the creation of public art, community exhibitions, events and art-based programs are designed to enhance the thriving, vibrant planned community in which they live.

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FAMU journalists capture college ‘Student Emmy’ PDF Print E-mail
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amber-mackie-_-lacrai-mitchell.jpgTALLAHASSEE — The winners of a 2013 College Television Award are … Amber Mackie and Lacrai Mitchell! The two Florida A&M University (FAMU) broadcast journalism students have returned home from Hollywood, Calif. with a gold statue commonly referred to as a Student Emmy. Both were honored at a gala for their work as co-producers on the 2012 FAMU Homecoming Special: Ignite the Strike.

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PBSO recruiting chaplain volunteers PDF Print E-mail
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volunteer_web.jpgWEST PALM BEACH – As the demand for services increases, the Chaplaincy Unit of the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office is calling on the community of retired clergy.

 

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Aristide breaks seclusion, says hunger Haiti’s biggest problem PDF Print E-mail
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jean-bertrand_aristide_web.jpgPORT-AU-PRINCE — Former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide recently emerged from months of seclusion for a second straight day and took several swipes at the current government. Speaking to a small group of mostly Haitian reporters and The Associated Press at his home in the capital May 9, Aristide covered topics ranging from his shock at seeing the devastation caused by the 2010 earthquake to his political party’s strength as the country heads to legislative and local elections.

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