News for the Black community
By Kristen Hernandez Pompano Beach, FL – When Pompano Beach native, Sharhonda “Eccentrich” Richardson, began performing her original spoken word poetry around the nation, she discovered that most major cities have their own distinct flavor deeply-rooted in performance poetry. Cities such as Charlotte, Atlanta and Charlottesville have embedded slam poetry into their cultural arts scene
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By: Jhierry Saint Fort Consultant Engineering Services for the district 3A system fire flow improvement services. The estimate for this project is and estimated amount of $4.8 million with the CBE goal being 25%. Scope of Services:
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By: Jhierry Saint Fort PFAS water treatment and transmission system improvements, Broward County Water and wastewater service are looking for qualified engineering firms to help design and build improvements for treating Polyfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) at their water treatment plants. The project also includes the building of a new 6-mile water transmission main. Scope
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By Broward Sherrif’s Office Following an increase in gun violence in Pompano Beach and complaints from concerned residents, Operation Trigger Lock was born to combat the shootings, drug dealings and homicides. “The Broward Sheriff’s Office has been engaged with the residents of Pompano Beach and elected officials working together to drive out the senseless violence.
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By Kristen Hernandez Pompano Beach, FL During a community meeting at E. Pat Larkins Community Center, 520 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., residents had one simple demand. The rich cultural history of the black pioneers that built the northwest section of Pompano Beach needs to be preserved. The meeting was hosted by Pompano Beach
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