Florida Sentinel Bulletin

An undercover drug investigation has led to the arrest of a Hillsborough County teacher. He was charged with trafficking in methamphetamines and is currently being held without bond. According to a spokesperson for the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office, Keith Bernard Jones, 39, was taken into custody about 6:30 p.m., Wednesday after he purchased 2 ounces […]

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One of Tampa’s most humble and hardest working promoters, Too Smooth celebrates the 13th anniversary of his annual comedy show and birthday bash on Sunday, March 27th. The 13th Annual Comedy Show, which brings a variety of BET comics with national performing and TV credits to town, has been held at a variety of venues […]

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On Saturday, March 26th, more than 900 people will converge on the Bank of America building in downtown Tampa. Each will strive to reach the top before the others. Each person will be required to climb the 42 floors composed of 914 steps. One of those taking part in the event is George Nelson, 35, […]

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A police chase Wednesday afternoon ended in a crash at a busy intersection and the arrests of two people. There were no injuries reported due to the crash. Shortly after 7 p.m., Wednesday, police on routine patrol observed a 2005 Ford, belonging to Ms. Kaytrina Bell, that matched the description of a stolen car from […]

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A South Carolina man is in police custody today after authorities say he was belligerent and found with crack cocaine hidden between his buttocks. According to WYFF 4, 23-year-old Marvel Foster was arrested Tuesday after being stopped for speeding in Spartanburg, County. Police report that Foster told police he didn’t have a license and noted […]

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The UN-sanctioned attack on rebels and non-combatant civilians loyal to strongman Muammar Gaddafi in Libya have been met with approval by US Republicans. Some Democrats are questioning Obama’s decision to send air assaults last week without Congressional approval or a clear definition of America’s role in the mission in Libya. Minister Louis Farrakhan spoke with […]

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After a burst appendix nearly cost 4-year-old Colton Burpo his life in 2003, his parents were thankful just to have him alive and well. But when he opened up about his brush with death a few months later, they were shocked when he described a very vivid trip to heaven, and spoke of matters about […]

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JUPITER ISLAND — Tiger Woods can spend his two-week break between last weekend’s fourth-place finish in the Australian Masters and the 18-player Chevron World Challenge brushing up on his game, driving, chipping and putting to his heart’s content outside his new $50 million singles pad. In between, he can do laps in one of his […]

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PHILADELPHIA — Penn State, led by 184-pound champion Quentin Wright, won its first NCAA wrestling title in 58 years Saturday night by outpointing Cornell. The Nittany Lions finished with 107-1/2 points to Cornell’s 93-1/2. Arizona State’s Anthony Robles, who was born without a right leg, took a 7-1 decision from Iowa sophomore Matt McDonough. Robles […]

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