STATE SENATOR JOE SCHWARZ (R) DISCUSSES HIS RUN FOR GOVERNOR
In a recent article written in ‘‘Campaign Finance Talk,” which is a non partisan and non profit organization, State Senator Schwarz was asked why he was running for governor?
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REPUBLICAN, JC WATTS LEAVES WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON — House Republican Conference Chairman J.C. Watts, Jr. (R-Okla.) made the following statement on July 1, 2002 at a news conference in Norman, Oklahoma:
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REPUBLICAN, JC WATTS LEAVES WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON — House Republican Conference Chairman J.C. Watts, Jr. (R-Okla.) made the following statement on July 1, 2002 at a news conference in Norman, Oklahoma:
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EARVIN ‘MAGIC’ JOHNSON INVESTS IN THE MAGIC OF HOLLYWOOD
LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE) — A new chapter in the history of one of Hollywood’s most fabled locations began today as developer Bond Capital, Ltd. and partners Canyon-Johnson Urban Fund, California State Teachers’ Retirement System and HW Marketplace, LLC broke ground for Sunset & Vine,
Small World Small Dollar
Small World Small Dollar Store is an African American business started by brothers with a long time dream of being entrepreneurs. Starting in the community where they have lived for more than 15 years, Jamarc Randall and his brother, Patrick Burnett had an opportunity to acquire the property located at 923 W. Saginaw St., in Lansing, MI.
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Cascades is a wheelchair and stroller accessible facility with free parking, snack bar, gift shop, museum and restrooms. Clean, well-maintained picnic and playground areas are adjacent to the Falls. Rates are as follows: $3.00 per person. $4.00 per person on a fireworks Night. Children 5 and under get inside free. Group rates are available by advanced notice.
More Minority Families Needed to Adopt Minority Children
In April 1990, there were 80 children in Michigan waiting to be adopted.
Michelle Hibbert, Adoption Specialist for Child & Family Services
1985 Everett High School Graduate becomes, Laurens County’s, first planning director
Stephanie Denise Monroe was motivated and ready for the challenge when she accepted her position. The position is in Laurens County, which is located in South Carolina.