A LIFESAVING FAREWELL
It was just a regular day for bioengineer Mike Shenkin at Broward Health Medical Center. He was working on a rapid infuser, a medical device, for the Level I trauma […]
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Miramar Juneteenth Celebrations, Hosted by Commissioner Yvette Colbourne Highlighted Unity, Heritage and Education
The City of Miramar hosted a series of impactful events commemorating Juneteenth, underscoring the importance of black history as part of America’s history. One of the event’s highlights was an […]
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Letter From the Editor – June/July Issue
PRIDE As a journalist, I take pride in my communication skills, in building trust in the community, and acting as liaison between government officials and residents. While I am proud […]
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Former President Donald J. Trump Found Guilty of 34 Felony Counts of Fraud in Cover Up Scheme to Sway 2016 Presidential Election
By Kristen Hernandez New York, NY – Donald Trump learned a hard lesson today – if you play with fire, you will get burned. In a historic jury verdict rendered […]
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Spirit Airlines Expands U.S. Military Benefits to Include Spouses and Children
Active-duty U.S. military service members, their spouses, and their children are entitled to two free checked bags and one free carry-on bag when traveling with the service member. Spirit Airlines […]
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Injustice Thrives on Silence: Poetic Just Us Empowers Local Artists to Get Loud
By Kristen Hernandez Lauderhill, FL The rapid rise of the spoken word as a form of artistic expression has exploded, and creative-minded South Floridians are on a continuous search for […]
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Destiny Dead
By: Broward Sheriff’s Office It’s been a year since a bullet took Destiny Bucknor’s life, and Broward Sheriff’s Office homicide detectives continue to look for her killer. Investigators are asking […]
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