Celebrate The Life of Eatonville's First Lady, Mrs. Winifred Mount

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Published: Thursday, 05 March 2015 17:06
Written by Eddie Cole

WinifredMountby Eddie Cole
It is with heartfelt empathy that I write this. Over the years, we as a community have always stood together in tragedy and various hard times. Due to the recent turn of events, I am saddened to hear of the passing of the Winifred Mount, First Lady of the Historic Town of Eatonville, Florida, America's first black Incorporated town.

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Will Campus Guns Be a Major Issue in the Florida Legislature in 2015?

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Published: Wednesday, 25 February 2015 04:18
Written by Roger Caldwell

Concealed CarryBy Roger Caldwell
There is a fight brewing in Florida and many people argue that guns should be allowed on college campuses. To begin with, this is an absurd notion because many students are too young to get a permit to carry a concealed weapon. But common sense does not prevail when conservatives and Republicans start talking about their guns.

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District 5 Moving Forward With Commissioner Regina Hill

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Published: Monday, 23 February 2015 02:26
Written by Lawrence A. Robinson

District 5 Moving Forward with Commissioner Regina I. Hill

This week:
Nationwide bidding for the foreclosed property
on Orange Center Blvd. and Mercy Drive.
More info in coming weeks.

Town Hall Meeting
Hill said "It is not a Black on Black Crime Summit,
but rather an Urban Crime Summit"

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Childhood Memories Of 'Charlie Boy'

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Published: Thursday, 12 February 2015 03:25

ABCsby Lawrence A. Robinson
When I think about my friends and family members who have transitioned out of this earthly physical presence into my memory, I usually smile. I smile because my thoughts are only of the good times that we shared. I almost never think about unhappy incidents during our times here together. The memory is always clear and even if the actual incident was painful, the memory still makes me smile. Such is the case with my good friend, Charles Campbell who died several years ago.

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The Legacy Of African Americans

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Published: Wednesday, 21 January 2015 19:30

Ersula1by Lawrence A. Robinson
Interesting. I just received a book from one of my brothers, who still lives in Tampa. The book is titled, 'African Americans Of Tampa'. This is a historical picture book of Tampa and Hillsborough County, Fl. of how Black people, their events and their activities influenced growth and changes in the area. It chronicled the struggles, the wins and losses of 'Negro' life in Florida's 'City by the Bay.'

My family appears in the book several times. There is even an image of me as a toddler, when I was cute and lovable.

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