Florida Sentinel Bulletin

Forty-three years ago, while in Memphis to support striking sanitation workers, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated. While this date is marked with the laying of wreaths and glowing speeches, many will commemorate this historic tragedy by reading his works and asking the question, “If Dr. King were alive today…what would he say?” Fortunately, […]

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McDonald’s Corp. plans to hold its first national hiring day on April 19th to fill 50,000 openings at its restaurants nationwide. The company says it is making a concerted effort to add staff as its business improves and as more of its restaurants stay open 24 hours a day. The company’s hiring goal translates to […]

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Family and friends of a young woman abducted during a home invasion in Atlantic City gathered together to pray for her safe return Sunday. Hundreds gathered for the interfaith prayer vigil for Nadirah Ruffin at the Atlantic City Boys and Girls Club on North Pennsylvania Avenue. Ruffin, 19, was taken from her cousin’s home during […]

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Chester Police arrested a man Sunday accused of robbing and raping a coffee shop worker in South Philadelphia, according to the United States Marshal Service. Police arrested Christopher Reeves, 32, around 1 p.m. in Chester after receiving a tip. The 29-year-old victim was working alone inside the Bean Exchange at 7th and Bainbridge streets the […]

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A Domino’s deliveryman killed Sunday night was shot for pizza and chicken wings — not money, sources told NBC Washington. Paul Bennett was shot and killed while making a delivery in Seat Pleasant, Md. Only the food was taken, sources said. Police found $53 on Bennett. Three suspects were arrested — Ricardo Barton, 22; Desmond […]

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ST. PETERSBURG – It wasn’t just Rays fans who flocked to Tropicana Field Friday for the Rays season opener against Baltimore. The festivities of the game were interrupted by angry protests against Gov. Rick Scott that were organized via Facebook and Twitter in the weeks before the game. “We got wind of this on the […]

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Basketball Hall of Famer, NBA analyst and Vice President of the Atlanta Hawks, Dominique Wilkins got into a small altercation after a basketball game Wednesday night. After the Hawks beat the Magic, former NBA referee Rashan S. Michel allegedly punched Dominque because he owed him money for suits he made for the ex-All-star. Michel reportedly […]

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Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon has been advising former Auburn quarterback Cam Newton as he prepares to enter the NFL. And Moon believes that much of the intense scrutiny and criticism that Newton has experienced arises from racism. Mike Freeman spoke with Moon about Newton. Freeman says that Moon was “extremely angry” regarding the […]

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The Atlanta Police im-pounded former NBA All-star Allen Iverson’s Lamborghini, after ‘The Answer’ was pulled over for expired tags. Iverson was riding shotgun in his silver 2009 Lambo when he was pulled over by police who noticed the vehicle had expired dealer’s tags. Police gave Iverson a ticket and impounded the vehicle before the former […]

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