Florida Sentinel Bulletin

  Coconut water is all the rage right now and for good reason! Coconut water is said to be the most valuable super food on earth and nature’s most refreshing drink. Consumed worldwide, coconut water is packed with a variety of health benefits. It is the purest liquid second only to water itself. If that’s […]

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BY LEON B. CREWS Sentinel Staff Writer For 6 years, Ray DeMoulin, who owns a barbershop and also founded the Renisha Foundation ( in honor of his late daughter), has featured free giveaways for children returning to school. “We’ve always given away free haircuts, but we usually giveaway backpacks as well. “This year, we decided […]

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The Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law recently honored Senator Arthenia L. Joyner (D-Tampa) with the “2013 Distinguished Civil Rights Advocate Award.”  The former President of the National Bar Association (NBA) received the prestigious award during a reception of the NBA’s 88th Annual Convention in Miami. A private practice attorney for 44 years, longer […]

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BY LIFE Sentinel Freelance Writer U. S. District Judge James Moody sentenced 27-year-old Rashia Wilson to 21 years in federal prison on July 16, 2013. A quick Google search shows there has been no shortage of news coverage about Rashia’s tax fraud case, since she was arrested in September 2012. Despite all of the media […]

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With the 2013 year a little more than halfway over, the Sulphur Springs community has seen its share of violent crimes. There were two separate shootings this week, a day a part, and Tampa Police say a lack of cooperation has made their jobs difficult. Tampa Police spokesperson, Janelle McGregor, the last three shootings in […]

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BURBANK, CA — President Barack Obama said Tuesday that he was “disappointed” that Russia had granted temporary asylum to National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden, defying Obama administration demands that the former government contractor be sent back to the U. S. to face espionage charges. Pres. Obama, in his first comments about Snowden since Russia’s decision […]

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A gifted Florida teenager has made history across the pond. Gabrielle Turnquest, from Windermere, has demonstrated superior academic prowess to become the youngest person to qualify as a barrister in the U.K. She was called to the Bar of England and Wales after passing her exams with flying colors at just 18. What makes this […]

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Folding to revolutionary pressure, Florida lawmakers announced last Friday that they will hold hearings this fall on the state’s controversial and racially biased “Stand Your Ground”  laws. Will Weatherford, the speaker of Florida’s House of Representatives, made the announcement, which marks the largest victory to date for the bold and courageous ‘Dream Defenders.’ “Across Florida, […]

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Can men get HPV? Yes! While it is somewhat rare for men to contract oral oncologic human papillomavirus (HPV) infections, there are four types of men who are most susceptible to infection. HPV16 is associated with the growing increase of oropharyngeal cancer   The Types Of Men Most At Risk According to a recent major […]

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