Florida Sentinel Bulletin

WeClaige Moise (Gigi), Executive Director of Parents & Children Advance Together (PCAT) Literacy Ministries, Inc.   By MONIQUE STAMPS Sentinel Staff Writer       Parents & Children Advance Together (PCAT) Literacy Ministries, Inc. is expanding its reading program at Sulphur Springs Elementary School.      The program will expand from two days a week to five days […]

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DORIS O. COLE By MONIQUE STAMPS Sentinel Staff Writer          Doris Cole, a retired grandmother has loved relating her life to her favorite book/movie, The Wizard of Oz.     The story of a young woman swept away by a tornado and her later adventures seemed to reflect life, and not just in Kansas.    The […]

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DEPUTY TIMOTHY WHITE   The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office shares with profound sadness and heavy hearts that a deputy took his own life Thursday in Tampa. On August 29, 2024, at 5:28 p.m., a family member of Deputy Timothy White, 45, found him deceased in a vehicle with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The vehicle was located at the […]

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TUMEKO This week’s Spotlight feature is Tumeko. Tumeko has been modeling since she was a child and she carried out the love for it as a fitness model. Tumeko doesn’t need much of an introduction, because her photo says it all. As a pro bikini athlete and a personal fitness coach. This young lady manages […]

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USPS Wants To Cut More Costs — And Some Mail Delivery Could Get Slower The U.S. Postal Service on Thursday said it needs to shave more costs from its operations to get into better financial shape. To do that, the postal agency wants to overhaul its delivery logistics, resulting in some customers likely seeing a slowdown in […]

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Susan Lorincz was found guilty of killing her neighbor  Ajike “A.J.” Owens A white Florida woman was convicted last Friday (August 10) of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a Black neighbor after the jury rejected her claims that she fired through a metal door in self-defense amid a dispute over children playing outside her home. […]

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  Breonna Taylor A judge in Kentucky has dismissed core charges against two former Louisville police officials involved in the raid that ended in Breonna Taylor’s death. Judge Charles R. Simpson III of western Kentucky’s U.S. District Court on Thursday said Taylor’s death was triggered by the actions of her boyfriend, who opened fire when police arrived […]

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President Joe Biden gave Vice President Kamala Harris WASHINGTON— President Joe Biden gave Vice President Kamala Harris a robust endorsement at a Labor Day rally, telling union workers during their first joint campaign appearance since he left the Democratic ticket that she’s more than capable of leading the country. “Let me tell you about this woman,” Biden told workers in Pittsburgh with […]

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Ketanji Brown Jackson Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson recently said she is leaning in favor of a binding code of ethics for the Supreme Court . “A binding code of ethics is pretty standard for judges, and so I guess the question is, ‘Is the Supreme Court any different?’” Jackson said in a “CBS News Sunday Morning” interview with “CBS […]

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