Florida Sentinel Bulletin

A White House correspondent for the website Politico.com, has been reprimanded for making racially tinged comments about Mitt Romney, Thursday. Joe Williams was discussing Romney’s immigration views on MSNBC, and when prodded about the presidential hopeful’s lack of connection with Hispanic voters, gave a politically incorrect response. “It’s very interesting that he does so many […]

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MIAMI – The Miami Heat are getting ready to wrap up their championship celebrations. After four nights of parties since winning the NBA Finals, the Heat convened Monday morning for their parade through downtown Miami. Fans began lining up Sunday night to grab spots along the route. Following the parade, the Heat held a celebration […]

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Former NFL star Warren Sapp said Friday he had apologized to Jeremy Shockey for publicly labeling him the “snitch” in the New Orleans Saints’ bounty scandal. Appearing on Boston’s 98.5 The Sports Hub, Sapp said he bumped into Shockey at a Miami Heat game a week after he controversially outed the former Saints tight end […]

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NEW YORK – San Antonio Spurs guard Tony Parker is suing a New York City club and its operators for $20 million over a scratched cornea he says he suffered during a fight involving singer Chris Brown and members of hip-hop star Drake’s entourage. The suit was filed in State Supreme Court in Manhattan on […]

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On Tuesday, July 10th, Ms. Danielle Denson will appear before Judge Mark A. Pizzo. During her appearance, she plans to plead guilty of committing several crimes ranging from using another person’s identification without their knowledge to tax fraud. According to court documents, police executed a search warrant at Ms. Denson’s apartment in Riverview on May […]

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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — The sun was bright, the breeze was blowing and smiles were abundant as the Minnesota Vikings wrapped up their offseason program. Percy Harvin was back on the field Thursday morning, laughing with teammates and participating fully in the last practice of minicamp. That frustration with the organization he described sternly, but […]

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BY LEON B. CREWS Sentinel Staff Writer A few months ago, a group of young people decided to come up with an activity where they could enjoy themselves without creating a problem for others. The activity would be called “Teco Tuesday,” and would consist of young people gathering in the street dancing as music played […]

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BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor A memorial service will be held for a retired law enforcement officer who broke color barriers during his career. He was employed by three law enforcement agencies during his career. Mr. Sammie Lee Philmore, Sr., died on June 21st after a lengthy illness. He was 85 years old. […]

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BY TAMECA JOHNSON Freelance Writer Derrick Hodges always knew he wanted to make a difference.  He had big shoes to fill, joining the military nearly 20 years ago following in his father’s footsteps.  He has by far exceeded expectations during his life of service. Hodges now holds the title of Lieutenant Colonel Commander of the […]

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