If we want to hear God, hush
“Hush! Is that God speaking?” Then why can’t we hear what He is saying? Maybe it is because we talk too much or maybe it …
All posts on September, 2010
R&B pioneer King Coleman dies at 78
Carlton “King” Coleman, a pioneer in American rhythm and blues, died Saturday morning, Sept. 11 from heart failure at a Miami hospice, his son said. …
Noted scholar and analyst dies at 72
Tributes have been pouring in for Ronald W. Walters, the distinguished political analyst and scholar at Howard University and the University of Maryland who died …
Soca legend Arrow succumbs to cancer
Alfonsus Cassell, the West Indian musician known as “Arrow,” died Sept. 15 at his home in Montserrat after a battle with brain cancer, WINN FM …
AROUND SOUTH FLORIDA with ELGIN JONES 09-17-10
CAMPAIGN TRAIL Independent U.S. Senate candidate Gov. Charlie Crist backed away from evangelicals and conservatives this week by hinting he is willing to let the …
Shoppers score discounts during fashion night out
Special to South Florida Times Billed as the “Fashion Event of the Year,” the industry’s most notable brands came together from Berlin to Bal Harbour …
Workshop will show how to reduce cost of energy
Miami-Dade District 1 Commissioner Barbara J. Jordan will host a Home Energy Savings Workshop from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 29, at the North …
Miami Gardens businesses getting stimulus funding
Miami Gardens residents took part in a Business Stimulus Grant workshop on Sept.7, hosted by Miami-Dade Economic Advocacy Trust’s Economic Development Action Committee and the …
BrightStar credit union chief gets awards from two groups
Dorothy J. Orr, chairwoman of the board of directors of BrightStar Credit Union, one of the largest in South Florida, has received the 2010 Circle …
Post-earthquake Haiti still choked by rubble
Associated Press Writer PORT-AU-PRINCE — From the dusty rock mounds lining the streets to a National Palace that looks like it’s vomiting concrete from its …