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thewestsidegazette.com | Carma Henry
Lottie Mae-Hickson-Lawson – 75 Funeral services was held May 23rd at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel with Rev. Jo Branch officiating. Christopher J. Lacas – 39 Funeral services was held May 24th at James C. Boyd Memorial Chapel with Pastors Lawrence and Tunja Clyton officiating. Marie-Alberte Rachel Linding-St. Elien Funeral service was held May 23rd at Saint Nicholas Ukrainian Orthodox with Bishop L. Jacob officiating.
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thewestsidegazette.com | Carma Henry
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thewestsidegazette.com | Carma Henry
Eugene Atkinson Funeral service was held May 31 at AGS Chapel. Rose Ann Colton Funeral service will be held May 31st at Mount Nebo Missionary Baptist Church. Alexis Warren Funeral service was held May 24th at Mount Nebo Baptist Church. Yolanda Young Funeral service will be held May 28th at AGS Chapel.
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thewestsidegazette.com | Carma Henry
By Cindy SchuttBig Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County was proud to award $257,292 in scholarships to deserving high school graduates who are participants in their mentoring program at its third annual BIG Futures Scholars Celebration presented by Ana G. Mendez University. BIG Futures is a college and career readiness initiative designed to equip youth for post-secondary success through career mentoring, education and access to key opportunities.
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thewestsidegazette.com | Carma Henry
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Tactics ranged from local policy manipulation to threats of violence. The SPLC documented bomb threats at 60 polling places in Georgia, traced to Russian email domains. By Stacy M. Brown, Black Press USA Senior National CorrespondentThe Southern Poverty Law Center has identified 1,371 hate and antigovernment extremist groups operating across the United States in 2024.
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thewestsidegazette.com | Carma Henry
JUNE 2025 MONTHLY MESSAGEAs Florida prepares for the 2025 hurricane season, the safety of our residents remains our top priority. The Broward Sheriff’s Office (BSO) plays a vital role in this effort, with our dedicated High Water Response Task Force (HWRTF) standing ready to respond. The BSO HWRTF was created following the torrential rainfall that impacted Fort Lauderdale and other coastal areas of Broward County in April 2023.
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thewestsidegazette.com | Carma Henry
A MESSAGE FROM THE PUBLISHERAbove all, be loving. This ties everything together perfectly. Colossians 3:14By Bobby R. Henry, Sr. As I sit beside my father’s bedside, time seems to bend. Each breath he takes feels sacred, and each moment that passes invites me to listen, not just with my ears, but with my soul. In this silence, there is sound. I hear the quiet truth: life is precious beyond measure. My thoughts wander back seventy years to the soil of North Carolina where I was born.
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thewestsidegazette.com | Carma Henry
“Believers in the white supremacy ideology subscribe to a racial construct grounded in bigotry, racism, prejudice, and an egalitarian concept. However, all idiots are not white supremacists.” John Johnson II 05/28/25By John Johnson IIAmerica’s Founding Fathers, to the discredit of humanity, established Democracy, based on a white supremacy ideology, as its form of government and enshrined their laws in a racist document hailed as the U.S. Constitution.
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thewestsidegazette.com | Carma Henry
Bible TriviaWhen we talk about evangelism the Book Of Acts are vital measures we must take. Evangelism is the only way to spread the message about the Gospel Of Jesus. Led by the Holy Spirit you will make disciples of Christ. Today’s trivia is based on the Book Of Acts. 1) What chapter in the Book Of Acts does the Holy Ghost comes on the scene? 2) Who is the Author of the Book Of Acts? 3) How many women are mentioned by name in the Book Of Acts? 4) Who was Paul’s running partner in the Book Of Acts?
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thewestsidegazette.com | Carma Henry
Florida Memorial University is proud to unveil its new on-campus Barbershop and Salon, designed to give students a hands-on opportunity to develop real-world skills while serving their campus community. This initiative embodies our commitment to helping students “Learn to Earn” – preparing them for both professional and personal success. A special thank you to Mrs.
