Florida Sentinel Bulletin

Gun owners and enthusiasts who are sensing that President Barack Obama’s possible re-election will lead to stricter gun laws, have been purchasing and stockpiling firearms at a record rate in several states, according to a Texas newspaper. In Texas, where gun sales are one of the highest in this country just behind Kentucky, people are […]

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More of Rush Limbaugh’s advertisers say they are dropping his program after the conservative talk show host’s derogatory comments about a Georgetown law student. On Monday, AOL Inc. and Tax Resolution Services Co. were the eighth and ninth companies to say that they will suspend advertising on Limbaugh’s program, one of the most popular radio […]

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Richard Cebull, chief judge for the U.S. District of Montana, took the nation aback this week by forwarding a set of shared remarks about President Obama. The judge passed on a racially offensive e-mail message that made jokes inferring that President Barack Obama’s mother had sex with dogs. The e-mail features a “touching” story of […]

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This week as our spotlight feature shines on Miss Donalee, a young lady that enjoys life, loves to model, and likes to hang out with her friends. Donalee is energetic, friendly, and believes that respect is important. So the man who catches her eye must have the same qualities. He must be trustworthy and treat […]

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CHARLOTTE, NC  — For a few minutes Friday, First Lady Michelle Obama turned the hardwood floor at the Time Warner Arena into an elementary school gym. Mrs. Obama was in North Carolina for two Democratic Party events in Raleigh and Charlotte. But before those fundraisers, she promoted the “Let’s Move!” fitness program with children from […]

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NEW YORK — The NFL’s investigation that found the New Orleans Saints paid bounties to players for knocking opponents out of games is far from over. League spokesman Greg Aiello said in an email the NFL will be “addressing the issues raised as part of our responsibility to protect player safety and the integrity of […]

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BALTIMORE — Ray Rice has been designated the franchise player of the Baltimore Ravens, who hope to buy some time while negotiating a lengthy deal for the two-time Pro Bowl running back. Rice’s contract expired after a season in which he amassed an NFL-best 2,068 yards from scrimmage and helped the Ravens advance to the […]

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PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers continued their offseason roster purge Friday, announcing veteran linebacker James Farrior and defensive end Aaron Smith will be released before the next league year begins March 13. Farrior and Smith served as the backbone of a defense that led the franchise to two Super Bowl titles and three AFC championships […]

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BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor NOTE: The Sentinel has chosen not to identify the witness because he fears retaliation. A 64-year-old Tampa man was allegedly beaten by Tampa Police and arrested Sunday. He was charged with unlawful solicitation of newspapers and obstructing or opposing an officer with violence. According to a witness, the […]

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