Monthly Archives: May, 2016

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Our Legacy: A Celebration of the Beauty Industry

Lee Dixon - May 18, 2016

Our Legacy: A Celebration of the Beauty Industry At the Rosen Plaza Hotel Saturday,July 23, through Monday, July 25, 2016 9800 South International Drive, Orlando FLTo enter...

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Florida Looks to Continue Spending for Land Preservation

Orlando Advocate - May 17, 2016

Gov. Rick Scott wants to continue spending across Florida to help preserve its valuable land. According to the Sun Sentinel, Scott is asking the...

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EarthTalk®: Zika Virus Manageable Via Environment?

Kevin Seraaj - May 16, 2016

Dear EarthTalk: Can we ward off the spread of the Zika virus with better environmental management? -- Mary Dornfield, Key Largo, FL Zika virus, first...

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Alcohol, High Blood Pressure a Dangerous Mix

Kevin Seraaj - May 14, 2016

A new study released today at the American Society of Hypertension in New York City has focused new attention on the dangers of drinking...

Health

Addicts Getting High with Diarrhea Drug Imodium

Frank Butler - May 14, 2016

HealthDay News reports that many addicts are now turning to the diarrhea drug Imodium for a high because they cannot get access to their...

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IN MEMORIAM: O.J. Simpson, an Iconic Athlete, Dies at 76

Orlando Commissioner Permanently Barred from Contact With Alleged Elderly Victim

UN underscores commitment to stay and deliver in Myanmar

Gaza: Resuming night-time aid deliveries, UN reports ‘dire’ conditions

Temporary Channel Opens as Authorities Strive to Clear Key Bridge Wreckage

Biden Woos Haley Voters and Salutes Transgender People

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL: New MSCS Superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins Makes New Friends on Day 1

OP-ED:Embracing Black Men’s Voices

COMMENTARY: D.C. Crime Bill Fails to Address Root Causes of Violence and Incarceration

Quinn Minute: School recess was the best

‘Black Opry Revue’ Throws the Covers Off of Black Country Music

IN MEMORIAM: The Burton Wire — Interview Louis Gossett Jr.

OP-ED: Why the Biden campaign should invest in the Black Press

Gender therapy review reveals devastating impacts on teens

UK’s newly passed ‘Safety in Rwanda’ bill is anything but safe: UN officials

Airlines urged not to facilitate UK-Rwanda asylum transfers

Transform landmark Indigenous rights declaration into reality: UN General Assembly President

COMMENTARY: D.C. Crime Bill Fails to Address Root Causes of Violence and Incarceration

Mayor, City Council President React to May 31 Closing of Birmingham-Southern College

From Raids to Revelations: The Dark Turn in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ Saga

Baltimore’s Key Bridge Struck by Ship, Collapses into Water

Climate change threatens global forest carbon sequestration, study finds

Independent Women’s Forum Establishes National Energy Appreciation Day

Removing invasive caimans from Florida Everglades

‘Terrifying’: Tuesday Was Hottest Day Ever, Breaking Record Set Just 24 Hours Earlier

The California Journalism Preservation Act (CJPA) Will Hurt African American and Other Minority Owned Newspapers

COMING SOON — FREE TICKETS to Advance Screening of The Fall Guy

FREE TICKETS: Advance Screening of ABIGAIL

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL: New MSCS Superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins Makes New Friends on Day 1

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Local author releases inspiring new children’s book

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Biden Administration Delays Decision on Menthol Cigarette Ban

OP-ED: DEI Confronts the Legacy of Jim Crow

Burkina Faso: UN rights office deeply alarmed at reported killing of 220 villagers