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Disqualified (But it Isn't Over)...
By Rodney Brown Fri, Aug 27, 2010
With more than 600 signatures struck from his petition to run, School Board member Van White is taking the Monroe County Board of Elections to court. read story
First Lady to Campaign for Democrats
By Dorothy Rowley Fri, Aug 27, 2010
WASHINGTON (NNPA) - Democrats are deploying First Lady Michelle Obama to the campaign trail to help them retain control of Congress in the Nov. 2 mid-term elections and boost her husband in the 2012 presidential election. read story
Students ‘STEP’ up to Debate Health Care Reform
By Rodney Brown Fri, Aug 13, 2010
Our urban communities are filled with teenagers with dreams of becoming the next
star athlete like NBA player Kobe Bryant or the NFL's Adrian Peterson. Long gone
are days when most teens would dream about becoming a doctor rather than an athlete. read story
City Council Member Respond to Teens Grievances
By Rodney Brown Fri, Aug 13, 2010
“What in the world are they doing there,” was the response of Council member Loretta Scott in regards to the effectiveness of Pathways to Peace. “The organization was created over a decade ago and not once has anyone down there shown us anything on paper that will give good reason to continue funding the program.” read story
CDR VS Monroe County: Disability Advocacy Could Lose Millions
By Mike Costanza Mon, Aug 9, 2010
About 90 people filled the sidewalk in front of the Monroe County Office Building early this week, as people with disabilities, those who serve them,and employees of the Center for Disability Rights strove to make their voices heard inside. read story
BACK… from the BRINK!
By Diane Sheffield Sat, Aug 7, 2010
Robbed, brutalized and left for dead; Alex Constantine (AKA: TRS – “Tha Rhyme Senda”) was told he never would speak again. With a miraculous second chance at life, not only is Alex speaking, but he is using Hip Hop to send a message. read story
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With more than 600 signatures struck from his petition to run, School Board member Van White is taking the Monroe County Board of Elections to court.
Our urban communities are filled with teenagers with dreams of becoming the next
star athlete like NBA player Kobe Bryant or the NFL's Adrian Peterson. Long gone
are days when most teens would dream about becoming a doctor rather than an athlete. 
“What in the world are they doing there,” was the response of Council member Loretta Scott in regards to the effectiveness of Pathways to Peace. “The organization was created over a decade ago and not once has anyone down there shown us anything on paper that will give good reason to continue funding the program.”
Robbed, brutalized and left for dead; Alex Constantine (AKA: TRS – “Tha Rhyme Senda”) was told he never would speak again. With a miraculous second chance at life, not only is Alex speaking, but he is using Hip Hop to send a message.
