Florida Sentinel Bulletin

A New York Supreme Court judge ordered pop icon Prince to pay $3.95 million to a fragrance manufacturer for failing to promote their line of 3121 scents. The ‘Controversy’ singer was sued by Revelations Perfume and Cosmetics back in 2008 because he did not follow through with a contractual agreement to endorse the company’s product line that had […]

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That’s right, Laura decided to give you another look as this week’s Spotlight feature. In case you missed her Tuesday, here’s a recap. This young lady enjoys being the object of everyone’s attention, and has no problem maintaining her place. When she’s not busy being creative, Laura can be found pursuing her dream of being […]

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This week, our Beauty Unlimited feature is a lady you may have seen before, but I know you have never forgotten. This young lady enjoys being the object of everyone’s attention, and has no problem maintaining her place. When she’s not busy being creative, Laura can be found pursuing her dream of being successful and […]

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On March 26th, Tampa Police responded to a convenience store in reference to a shooting. At the time, the store owner told police that she had shot the suspect after he attempted to rob the store. At the time of the shooting, police said Quintavious Moore, 16, entered Baker’s Mini Mart, 2504 N. Armenia Avenue, […]

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ASHBURN, Va. — The Washington Redskins have signed free agent safety Tanard Jackson, who was released by Tampa Bay earlier this week after failing a physical.

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BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor On Thursday, April 19th, the National Bar Association (NBA) will host a town hall meeting. The meeting will take place at Beulah Baptist Institutional Church, 1006 Cypress Street, beginning at 12 noon. The topic of the town hall meeting is entitled, “Standing Our Ground for Justice.” The meeting […]

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Warren Sapp says a bad construction deal at the worst possible time sent him spiraling into debt that led him to file for bankruptcy last week. Sapp claims he was motivated to file for bankruptcy with $6.7 million worth of debt because he didn’t want to go to jail. Sapp estimates he grossed about $60 […]

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BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor In February, a jury founded a 31-year-old man guilty of murdering two men and then attempted to conceal the crime. Last week, a judge sentenced him for the double murders. Judge Emmett Lamar Battles decided Derrick Cullins deserved two life sentences for the murders of his brother, Carl […]

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Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Roddy White has offended the LGBT community with a tweet in which he stated he did not want to be gay. When he was asked by a fan if he would rather lead the league in stats or win he answered that it was like asking if someone wanted to be […]

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