
Rayonna Burton-Jernigan
Business and Economic Development Reporter at Capital B
Business and Economic Development Reporter @CapitalBNews Cleveland Born&Raised LUM ‘19 💚 UMD ‘21❤️🖤 @nabj member
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9 hours ago |
gary.capitalbnews.org | Rayonna Burton-Jernigan
On a recent weekday afternoon, the Gary Public Library’s community room was filled with dozens of seniors seeking community, friendship, and a game of bingo. For members of the Senior Citizens Friendship Club, it’s a welcome escape from the stress and uncertainty of daily life. It offers a brief window to laugh, unwind, and connect with others. “Trump ain’t getting this,” one woman said as she walked out the door, waving her bingo winnings envelope.
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9 hours ago |
yahoo.com | Rayonna Burton-Jernigan
On a recent weekday afternoon, the Gary Public Library’s community room was filled with dozens of seniors seeking community, friendship, and a game of bingo. For members of the Senior Citizens Friendship Club, it’s a welcome escape from the stress and uncertainty of daily life. It offers a brief window to laugh, unwind, and connect with others. “Trump ain’t getting this,” one woman said as she walked out the door, waving her bingo winnings envelope.
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2 days ago |
gary.capitalbnews.org | Rayonna Burton-Jernigan
On a windy Sunday morning this month in downtown Gary, families lined up outside the Family Life Community Center. They weren’t there for church, but for nourishment. “Number 1!” “Numbers 25-30!” a volunteer shouted into a bullhorn, his voice cutting through the jazz music that filled the air.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Rayonna Burton-Jernigan
The roof is damaged. Classrooms are empty. The building where hundreds of children once learned and laughed now sits silently behind locked doors. But the school day carries on. In the days after a tornado swept through Gary’s Tolleston neighborhood, the students and staff of Frankie Woods McCullough Academy have been adjusting to a new, temporary home. And they’re not alone.
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2 weeks ago |
gary.capitalbnews.org | Rayonna Burton-Jernigan
The roof is damaged. Classrooms are empty. The building where hundreds of children once learned and laughed now sits silently behind locked doors. But the school day carries on. In the days after a tornado swept through Gary’s Tolleston neighborhood, the students and staff of Frankie Woods McCullough Academy have been adjusting to a new, temporary home. And they’re not alone.
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