Florida Sentinel Bulletin

Julius D. Davis has reached another milestone in his life. Governor Rick Scott recently appointed him to the Enterprise Florida, Inc. Board of Directors. Enterprise Florida, Inc. is the state’s economic development organization. Davis, who just celebrated a birthday on January 9th, succeeds Frederick W. Leonhardt on the board. His term ends in July 2016. […]

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One of the most popular radio personalities to ever be on radio in Tampa passed away from a heart attack Saturday evening. “Smiling” Tom Robinson was a favorite of everyone who listened to WTMP 1150AM radio, and loved everywhere he went. He was 58. Lonnie Robinson, one of his 6 siblings, said Tom was the […]

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On Thursday evening, Hillsborough County Sheriff’s deputy, Troy Fallin, had to be hospitalized with a broken finger after an 8th grade Greco Middle School student shoved him on a bus. Officials said the incident started at 4:30 p. m. when Fallin noticed a school bus stopped at Sewaha Road and 56th Street. The driver of […]

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What started out as a fight at a Nebraska Avenue nightclub, escalated into a police pursuit, and the death of a woman. Tampa Police officers were called to the Interstate Lounge, 9403 North Nebraska Avenue, on a report of a fight between two females. When the officers arrived, both women were gone, and the officers […]

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Two cities have hoped to host the final game in the stomping, screaming, shoulder-checking 16-year NFL career of Ray Lewis. Two cities have been disappointed by the Baltimore Ravens and the linebacker they call “Mufasa.” Nursing a surgically repaired right triceps, Lewis collected a team-high 14 tackles with nine in the first […]

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ATLANTA — The clutch quarterback. The genius coach. The big-play defense. The San Francisco 49ers are ready to start a new dynasty with a familiar formula. Next stop, the Big Easy. Colin Kaepernick and Frank Gore (pictured) led San Francisco to a record comeback in the NFC championship game Sunday, overcoming an early 17-0 deficit to […]

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Ten weeks after being discarded by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Aqib Talib is flourishing in New England, where he is being treated as the second coming of Deion Sanders. Sanders, a Hall of Fame cornerback, gained fame by backing up his bragging with a rare ability to contain the opposition’s premier wide receiver. Since the […]

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FAMU has informed baseball coach Willie Brown he will be fired, following allegations of sexual harassment by a walk-on infielder that he cut from the baseball team twice. Brown was notified of the university’s decision in a letter dated Monday, Jan. 14, and signed by interim president Larry Robinson. The letter was made public on […]

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CALIFORNIA – Michael Tubbs, a 22 year-old Stanford graduate, is the youngest ever city councilman to be elected in his hometown of Stockton, C.A. Born into poverty to a teenage mother and father who is in prison, Tubbs grew up determined to make a difference. Upon graduating from high school, Tubbs attended Stanford, where he […]

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