Time for Congress to address public health threat of Zika
By DR. AILEEN MARTY Many of us have heard of Zika virus, but not everyone is aware of the clear and present danger that it …
Residents reflect on race relations under Obama
By GEORGE BRENNAN Cape Cod Times HYANNIS, Mass. – Jesse Barboza remembers looking at the photographs of American presidents on the wall of his teacher’s …
New Florida legislation aims to prevent derelict vessels
By TERESA STEPZINSKI The Florida Times-Union JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The “Class Action” has seen better days but none appear recent. The modified Alaskan-style trawler epitomizes …
It’s time to seriously ask, can we rebuild Black Wall Street?
By JAMES CLINGMAN “There are [Blacks] who are willing to worship the pyramids of 4,000 years ago, but will not build pyramids in the present …
Salon hosting back to school haircut exchange event
Staff Report LAUDERHILL, Fla.- The weekend before school starts is typically one of the busiest set of days all summer. The last minute rush to …
School district taking Zika precautions as school resumes
Staff Report MIAMI-After reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) that several cases of the …
Baby boomers seek entrepreneurship
Staff Report FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. – There are as many reasons for starting a small business as there are Americans reaching retirement age. Corporate layoffs, …
Learn coding in one day
Think you’ve got what it takes to learn to code and ultimately build an app? Wyntroduction will immerse participants in a one day coding bootcamp …
2000 children receive book bags in time for school
Miami-Dade County Commissioner Audrey Edmonson helped get District 3 children back-to-school ready at the 10th annual District 3 Back to School Fun Day/Health and Info …
Florida Department of Corrections hosts job fair
The Florida Department of Corrections is seeking qualified individuals to join the agency at a job fair on Friday, Aug. 19 from 8 a.m. to …