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| Today's Community News Wednesday July 23rd 6:50 AM REGISTER by this coming Monday, July 28 so that you can VOTE in the August 26 ELECTION! Remember with early voting, EVERYDAY is ELECTION DAY from August 11 - 24. You can Vote Early at the Aventura Government Center, the Florida City - City Hall and the North Miami Public Library. For more early locations in Miami-Dade, call 305-499-VOTE (8683), in Broward 954-357-7050 and in Palm Beach County (561) 656-6200 or log on to http://www.miamidade.gov/elections/vote_early.asp, www.browardsoe.org, 7:50 AM United Churches of Liberia presents "Progress In The Park", an annual celebration of education, health and academic excellence on Saturday, August 2 from 9AM to 4 PM at the MLK Center, located at 2400 Charleston Street in Hollywood. The annual dual parades start from C.W. Thomas Park in Dania and and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Center in Hollywood. The annual family event at the MLK Center will feature music, food, games and other fun activities and entertainment. Free bookbags and school supplies will be available for school age children and free immunizations will be available. Parents must be present with vaccination record. For more info, call (954) 922-6098 8:50 AM REGISTER by Monday, July 28 so that you can VOTE in the August 26 ELECTION. With early voting, EVERYDAY is ELECTION DAY from August 11 - 24. Residents must be 18 years or older.... register at public libraries, state public assistance agencies, Florida driver license bureaus, most city, town and village halls or the Elections Department Offices. For forms or more info in Miami-Dade, call 305-499-VOTE (8683), in Broward 954-357-7050 and in Palm Beach County (561) 656-6200 or log onto WEDR.COM AND VISIT CHERYL MIZELL ON COMMUNITY CORNER Tuesday July 22nd On Sunday night a 12 year old girl went missing and the Miami police and her family are searching for her and asking for the community to come forth with any possible information as to her where-a-bouts. Police said Ayanna Milson was last seen by her mother at her home located at 530 NW 17th street around 6pm on Sunday. Her friends say they spotted her 2 hours later, when she said she was waiting on someone. If you have any information on this case or the location of Ayanna please contact the Miami Police at 305.579.6630. Now you know we reported yesterday about the little 4 year old boy who died on Saturday after being left in his mothers car for 2 hours while she got her nails done for her wedding which was to take place later that day…well the PBC Medical Examiner has reported that the boys temperature had reached 108 degrees while he waited in the car…Now in the mothers defense she is saying that she didn’t know the child was in the car, & no charges have been filed against her…but seeing as this is becoming a more & more common offense, call us up & let us know how you feel & if you think these parents should be penalized for negligence 3 young girls ages 10, 10, & 12 have been charged with felony burglary and criminal mischief after vandalizing their Elementary School over the weekend. The young ladies armed with spray paint & some mischievous & destructive intentions turned over trash cans, spray painted walls, and ransacked a portable at Lake Forest Elementary in Pem broke Park. Now, the BSO used the school surveillance cameras to identify the persons involved & realized that they had actually come out a day before the vandalism took place in order to case the place…can you believe that…the video tapes revealed that a 4th girl had been with them the 1st day but not the 2nd & she was charged with misdemeanor trespassing… The 3 main culprits are now in a juvenile detention facility… You know what they say an idle mind is the Devils play ground. I’m thinking its time for school to start. Shout outs to Barack Obama who is winning the money race…and we all know how important that is when it comes to running and winning an election! That’s right its being reported that Barack outraised John McCain by a half-million dollars right here in Florida in June. Obama reported ly raised $1.4million dollars while McCain collected about $900,000. Some folks are attributing Barack’s campaign success to his ability to rally the everyday working people to donate…Baracks campaign counts more than 85,000 donors in Florida alone… Partners are calling Foul on D-Wade who apparently didn’t come ready to play when it came to his off-the-court business ventures, which included the opening of 2 restaurants and 3rd location which was under construction… The Heat superstar is being sued by his partners for breach of contract stating that Wade didn’t promote the restaurants as promised in a contract…& are blaming the subsequent closing of the 2 open D.Wade Sports Grill locations in Boca & Ft.Lauderdale and the delays on the 3rd Miami location on his lack of support and involvement. Tuesday's Featured Community Events 6:50 AM The Urban League of Broward County has formed a joint initiative called Broward Votes to host a series of political forums... Join Rodney Baltimore of Hot 105 and Joy-Ann Reid with the South Florida Times TOMORROW, July 23 from 6:00p.m. - 9:00p.m. for the state political race debates for US Representative District 23, State Senator District 29, and State Representative Districts 93 & 94 at the African American Research Library & Cultural Center, 2650 Sistrunk Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale. For more info, call (954) 625-2548 or email aowes@ulbcfl.org 7:50 AM REGISTER by Monday, July 28 so that you can VOTE in the August 26 ELECTION. With early voting, EVERYDAY is ELECTION DAY from August 11 - 24. Residents must be 18 years or older.... register at public libraries, state public assistance agencies, Florida driver license bureaus, most city, town and village halls or the Elections Department Offices. For forms or more info in Miami-Dade, call 305-499-VOTE (8683), in Broward 954-357-7050 and in Palm Beach County (561) 656-6200 or log onto WEDR.COM AND VISIT CHERYL MIZELL ON COMMUNITY CORNER 8:50 AM United Churches of Liberia presents "Progress In The Park", an annual celebration of education, health and academic excellence on Saturday, August 2 from 9AM to 4 PM at the MLK Center, located at 2400 Charleston Street in Hollywood. The annual dual parades start from C.W. Thomas Park in Dania and and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Center in Hollywood. The annual family event at the MLK Center will feature music, food, games and other fun activities and entertainment. Free bookbags and school supplies will be available for school age children and free immunizations will be available. Parents must be present with vaccination record. For more info, call (954) 922-6098 Monday July 21st Over the weekend a Pinellas Park man was killed when a hostile standoff with police turned into a shootout. Police had been trying to negotiate with the victim, Dallas Carter, when he fired at least 30 rounds at the officers, who were then forced to return fire… Police say Mr.Carter was suffering from health & financial issue. The shooting is currently being investigated and the officers involved are on administrative leave. Very sad news for a West Palm Beach family who found themselves mourning the loss of a child on Saturday when they were supposed to be celebrating a wedding. That’s right, the mother and bride to be accidentally left her son in the car while she went to have her nails done for her wedding. The child was in the car for more than 2 hours while temperatures climbed past 90 degrees and no further information has been released as of this time. The owner of a sports bar in Hollywood had to call a timeout over the weekend when reports of a foul smell & blood dripping from a vent in the kitchen led to police uncovering a dead body. Now this comes directly off a report of a possible break-in on Thursday. Police believe the body of the stuck suspect is that of the would-be burglar, however, its still too early20to tell if the two situations are truly related or just coincident. The outlook is looking more promising today for a real life hero who sacrificed his safety in order to protect his son from a drunk driver. The man was critically injured when a drunk driver lost control of her vehicle, went up on a sidewalk and struck the 2 pedestrians. The driver was arrested and is being held at a women’s detention center, while the child is expected to be OK & the fathers condition has been upgraded from critical to serious. Monday's Featured Community Events 6:50 AM Youth Expressions invites you to "Drop Top" on Tuesday, July 22nd, 7pm at 7901 NE 2nd Ave in Little Haiti. Drop Top is short for Drop a Topic. Youth Expressions invites you to gather with artists, yogis, thinkers, entrepreneurs and conscious individuals for an evening of sharing, connecting, networking, and great conversation. For more info or to RSVP, call 305-434-0337 or email: YouthExpress@aolcom or visit: www.yelive.org 7:50 AM The Urban League of Broward County has formed a joint initiative called Broward Votes to host a series of political forums... Join Rodney Baltimore of Hot 105 and Joy-Ann Reid with the South Florida Times on Wednesday, July 23 from 6:00p.m. - 9:00p.m. for the state political race debates for US Representative District 23, State Senator District 29, and State Representative Districts 93 & 94 at the African American Research Library & Cultural Center, 2650 Sistrunk Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale. For more info, call (954) 625-2548 or email aowes@ulbcfl.org 8:50 AM REGISTER by Monday, July 28 so that you can VOTE in the August 26 ELECTION. With early voting, EVERYDAY is ELECTION DAY from August 11 - 24. Residents must be 18 years or older.... register at public libraries, state public assistance agencies, Florida driver license bureaus, most city, town and village halls or the Elections Department Offices. For forms or more info in Miami-Dade, call 305-499-VOTE (8683), in Broward 954-357-7050 and in Palm Beach County (561) 656-6200 or log onto WEDR.COM AND VISIT CHERYL MIZELL ON COMMUNITY CORNER Other Upcoming Community Events See more events this week |
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