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By Christ Saint-Hilare Westview Cemetery has a goat problem. As odd as it may initially sound, goats are a relatively common sight at cemeteries. They’re usually used as a low-cost alternative source of lawn care, but from a cursory glance at Westview Cemetery, located on West Copans Road in Pompano Beach, it’s clear that adequate
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Andscape Premieres Memphis to the Mountain on Hulu + Disney+ This story may not be rooted in Pompano, but it resonates deeply across Black communities everywhere. Andscape’s powerful new three-part documentary, Memphis to the Mountain, follows a group of young climbers from South Memphis as they journey from the walls of their local climbing gym to the rugged
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By Attiyya Atkins I’m writing this from Chicago, where I decided to take a break for Juneteenth. Not for the parties. Not for the hashtags. But for the soft, radical act of rest. I’ve been sleeping in. Drinking on rooftops. Looking out over the city, reflecting. I’m reclaiming what softness means for a Black woman
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If your child needs a seat on the school bus this year, don’t wait—make sure you complete the Register to Ride process with Broward County Public Schools. The first-day deadline has passed, but if you register by July 11, 2025, your child will have guaranteed transportation by the second week of school. To register, head
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