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Senate Education Chair blocks bipartisan bill to extend HBCU funding
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Senate Education Chair blocks bipartisan bill to extend HBCU funding

Charlene CrowellOctober 10, 2019

Each year as families beam with pride at seeing a son, daughter or another relative graduate from college, that achievement is nearly always the result of a family’s commitment to higher education.  And when these institutions are among the more than 100 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), that pride is magnified by the history of how our forefathers overcame what once seemed to be insurmountable challenges.

Arizona Teen Killed for Playing Rap Music
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Arizona Teen Killed for Playing Rap Music

Sentinel Staff ReportJuly 12, 2019

A 17-year old Arizona boy is dead in Peoria, Arizona after police say he was stabbed in the throat by a man at a convenience store. The attacker, identified as Michael Paul Adams, told the police that the boy’s rap music was threatening to him.

Sprouts Hiring for New West Hollywood Store
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Sprouts Hiring for New West Hollywood Store

Sentinel News ServiceMay 17, 2019

Sprouts Farmers Market, one of the fastest-growing retailers in the country, today announced it will soon finish construction on its new store in West Hollywood to meet the growing local demand for fresh, natural and organic foods at great prices.

History Maker Mack Blazes a Trail in Public Garden World
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History Maker Mack Blazes a Trail in Public Garden World

Yumiko Whitaker, Contributing WriterMarch 1, 2019

It’s no secret that time spent in nature is a health benefit that enhances a person’s quality of life as a place of respite, recreation, education and exploration. Yet, many may be unaware of the existence of public gardens as an inviting space for this occurrence.

Wilkes posts career-night; routing Arizona 90-69 in Pauley Pavilion
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Wilkes posts career-night; routing Arizona 90-69 in Pauley Pavilion

Jarred Davis, Contributing WriterJanuary 31, 2019

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar sat along court side and cheered on his alma mater. The UCLA legend also took a photo with freshman 7-foot center Moses Brown, serving as an inspiration for the Bruins highly touted Five-star recruit. “That was my first-time meeting , I always wanted to meet him,” Brown said. “We had a lot of things in common. He told me to keep up the good work.” Abdul-Jabbar was honored at halftime with his several of his teammates from the 1969 championship team with a barrage of cheers. UCLA ultimately used the loud and energetic crowd to route Arizona 90-69

Rep. Waters Statement on Republican Voter Fraud in North Carolina
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Rep. Waters Statement on Republican Voter Fraud in North Carolina

Sentinel News ServiceDecember 7, 2018

Congresswoman Maxine Waters (CA-43) issued a statement on voter fraud allegations in the 2018 midterm election for North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District. The results of the race – which were initially projected in favor of Republican Mark Harris who had a 905-vote lead over Democrat Dan McCready — are under investigation after evidence of illegal activity by operatives associated with Mark Harris’ campaign was uncovered.

Homeowner Bill of Rights: Protecting Families from Life’s Financial Storms
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Homeowner Bill of Rights: Protecting Families from Life’s Financial Storms

Charlene CrowellOctober 4, 2018

In recent weeks, multiple news sources have reported on the 10-year anniversary since the onset of the nation’s foreclosure crisis. Between 2007 and 2011, 10.9 million homes went into foreclosure, with 8 million completing that process. Additionally, $1.95 trillion in lost property value affected both families who lost their homes to foreclosure, as well as their nearby neighbors who remained in their homes.

David Alan Grier Continues His Comedy Takeover
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David Alan Grier Continues His Comedy Takeover

By Shaquille Woods, Contributing WriterSeptember 20, 2018

David Alan Grier wears multiple professional hats. He has appeared in Broadway plays, performed stand-up comedy shows and starred in a plethora of movies. He continues to push his creative endeavors in his recent film, “Arizona.” The “In Living Color” actor spoke to the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper about his upcoming role.   Los Angeles Sentinel:  You seem to be all around the place. What has been some of your favorite moments this year?  David Alan Grier: That’s a tough one. I have so many. I’m working on a new show called “Cool Kids.” Martin Mule is in it. I met him in high school as a fan. He was the first famous guy I ever met. He was really nice. To be doing a show with him years later is really

NNPA Official Statement on the Passing of Senator John McCain
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NNPA Official Statement on the Passing of Senator John McCain

NNPA NewswireAugust 27, 2018

Dorothy Leavell, Chairman of the NNPA and publisher of the Crusader Newspapers, stated, “The death of Senator John McCain reminds us that none of us are immortal, but his life was one of service and love for his country. Giving of one’s service until the end speaks volumes of his integrity and he fulfilled the call from our maker to be of service to others.”