Congress being asked to renew funding for sickle cell treatment
Staff Report WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Sickle Cell Disease Association of America announced that two members of the U.S. House have introduced bipartisan legislation that …
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$40 million approved to spruce up Opa-locka
By MICHELLE HOLLINGER Special to South Florida Times OPA-LOCKA – This city’s transformation is in full swing. Late last year, Miami-Dade County approved the …
Kids to benefit from fundraiser
By ALLISON HORTON Special to South Florida Times FORT LAUDERDALE — Malcolm was being raised by an abusive mother in his Fort Lauderdale home until …
Obama mulls work permits for millions of undocumented aliens
By ERICA WERNER The Associated Press WASHINGTON — Even as they grapple with an immigration crisis at the Mexican border, White House officials are making …
Ambitious plan to rebuild quake-hit city
By DAVID McFADDEN Associated Press PORT-AU-PRINCE — The broad avenues in the government’s promotional material are clean and unbroken, dotted with palm trees, parks and …
National implications seen in ‘power grab’ against 3 Tennessee Judges
By HAZEL TRICE EDNEY TriceEdneyWire.com NASHVILLE, Tenn. — An attempt to unseat three judges in an upcoming election here is nothing less than a …
Artists’ community exhibit addresses your ‘elephant’
By DAVID I. MUIR Special to South Florida Times FORT LAUDERDALE — It’s been a month of confessions and revelations at the 1310 Gallery, an …
T. Leroy Jefferson Society holds free health fair
Local political leaders will lend their support to a free community event this weekend when they welcome guests to the T. Leroy Jefferson Medical Society …
Judges under scrutiny by lawyers
While judges do not write laws in the same way legislators do, to the extent that they interpret and apply the law, a judge’s role …
Week of 07/31/2014
Palm Beach County Fraud suspect fired Lesley Ann Simmonds, 57, office manager for Dr. Neville Marks for 21 years at his Worth Avenue facility in …