More than 3,500 MPS high school students were be able to meet representatives from dozens of colleges, universities, higher educational resources, apprenticeship programs and career opportunities on … [Read more...]
Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry, Dead at 78
WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Former DC Mayor Marion Barry died on Sunday morning, according to his family. Family and very close associates are gathered at United Medical Center in Southeast, DC as the … [Read more...]
Healthy Eating Routine Starts at the Family Table
November, 2014 – Wisconsin WIC Nutrition Program (Women, Infants and Children) provides practical guidelines for parents to initiate healthy eating behaviors and routines during the child’s early … [Read more...]
Kids in Transition Provides Help to Youth to Live a Better Life
By Karen Stokes Cleon Suggs has a heart for helping teens. After 23 years of working in the Substance Abuse Prevention, Intervention and Treatment field, Suggs, a Clinical Director, was … [Read more...]
25th Annual Community Brainstorming Conference
The James Howard Baker Award Dinner and Celebration was held on Friday, November 21, 2014 (Photos by Robert A. Bell) … [Read more...]
30th Street North Greenway Corridor Project Meeting Dec 2nd
30th Street North Greenway Corridor Project Neighborhood conversation Come and discuss community concerns including: Flooding Stormwater Proposed greenway corridor Recreation (Safety in … [Read more...]
Community Winter Bash Dec 1st
8th ANNUAL COMMUNITY WINTER BASH “Community Winter Bash” is an initiative implemented by Our Daily Bread Community Outreach Center that focuses on reaching out to those in need winter clothing such … [Read more...]
Racial Gap in U.S. Arrest Rates: ‘Staggering Disparity’
By Brad Heath, USA Today (via BlackPressUSA) When it comes to racially lopsided arrests, the most remarkable thing about Ferguson, Mo., might be just how ordinary it is. Police in Ferguson — which … [Read more...]
Supreme Court Considers Alabama Case on Voting Rights, Districts
By Gloria J. Browne-Marshall AANIC Supreme Court Correspondent America’s voting rights war continues. The U.S. Supreme Court heard Nov. 12 arguments that accuse Alabama’s Republican-controlled … [Read more...]
NAACP Milwaukee Branch Elects New President and Officers
The NAACP Milwaukee Branch elected officers and executive committee members in an election that took place on Saturday November 15th. Fred Royal was elected president. Others elected to office … [Read more...]
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