Florida Sentinel Bulletin

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have released safety Tanard Jackson after he failed a physical. Jackson had 10 interceptions in 56 games with the Tampa Bay Bucs, but will now have to find work somewhere else. In 2011, Jackson had 35 tackles and two interceptions, but was frequently injured.

Read the full story

Bill Parcells isn’t going to come out of retirement to rescue  the New Orleans Saints. It was reported that Parcells will not fill in on an interim basis for suspended coach Sean Payton. Now, retired coach Tony Dungy is also not interested in leading, temporarily, what could be a pretty good football team. Dungy is […]

Read the full story

MIAMI — The Miami Marlins have suspended manager Ozzie Guillen for five games for comments he made in which he expressed admiration for Cuban leader Fidel Castro. Marlins bench coach Joey Cora will be the interim manager during the suspension. Guillen said he would fly back to Philadelphia, where the Marlins resume their series with […]

Read the full story

This week’s Spotlight shines on Maria as our feature. The 26-year-old Pisces says her favorite stars are the late Whitney Houston and Mary J. Blige. Maria’s hobbies are writing, dancing, and spending time with her family. In the future, she wants to be a business owner. Maria’s philosophy of life is: “Enjoy the life that […]

Read the full story

Hillsborough County Sheriff’s deputies received a call of a shooting at 11:24 p. m., and reported finding the body of Michael Gilbert, 32, in the front yard of a residence in the 7900 block of Flower Avenue in Progress Village. Detectives said Gilbert and a friend were visiting the man who owned the home on […]

Read the full story

BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor On Monday afternoon, more than 500 students walked out of three Hillsborough County high schools. The students were demonstrating their support for Trayvon Martin. The march was an organized event with the knowledge and support of the school. Principal Owen Young said they had a discussion and the […]

Read the full story

BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor Marion Lewis never envisioned that his battle for his right to run for public office would still be going on five years later. However, it remains unsolved. A former Captain with the Tampa Police Department, Lewis served as a Tampa Police Officer for 27 years. His problems began […]

Read the full story

BY LEON B. CREWS Sentinel Staff Writer Ms. Antoinette Glover said it was not accident that synthetic marijuana, and drug smoking paraphernalia, have found their way into stores only in inner-city communities. “As merchants, I understand they have rights, but as consumers and parents, I think we have rights as well. “We have a right […]

Read the full story

LOS ANGELES — Heidi Klum moved to formally end her marriage Friday from singer Seal a little over two months after they separated. The supermodel’s divorce filing in a Los Angeles court draws to a close a storybook romance. The couple has four children together, including Klum’s daughter from a previous relationship. They had been […]

Read the full story