News for the Black community
My ex won’t leave me alone. What do I do? Dear Annie, My ex keeps calling me and wanting to meet up. We broke up over a year ago. I’m still single, but I am not interested. I want no parts of their life. When we were together it was alright, but we broke up
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District 1 Andrea Leigh McGee – Monetary Contributions $550, Expenditures $550 District 2 Barbara BJ Coon – Monetary Contributions $1,100, Expenditures $525.35 Luiz M. Dasilva – Monetary Contributions $1,420, Expenditures $2,887.04 Rhonda M. Eaton – Monetary Contributions $31,200, In-Kind $99.23, Expenditures $6,251.79 Thomas Terwilliger – Monetary Contributions $5,300, Expenditures $5,113.94 David van der Most –
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Hurricane Ian decimated parts of the West Coast of Florida, flooded out parts of central and north Florida, and left thousands without power. In Florida, we are no strangers to natural disasters, but whenever they hit, it reminds us that natural is going to come when it wants to, do what it wants to, and
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Latin dancing is returning to the Pompano Beach Cultural Center. Following on the heels of the Center’s much-beloved dance series Sabado de Salsa, Pompano’s newest participatory dance program will be kicking off in October. Presented by renowned Latin dancer and instructor Alex Bezianis of Poppin’ Events, Baila Pompano will include salsa, bachata, and other Latin
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The free one-stop Arrest Sealing and Expungement Workshop hosted by the Broward State Attorney’s Office in Pompano Beach in July was another happy and successful event. To date, 3,228 people have qualified to get an arrest sealed or expunged at our community workshop events. Staff members from the State Attorney’s Office volunteered their time to
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