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Brady and Bucs Make History KC Looks to Repeat - The New York Beacon

10th Super Bowl For Brady Photo: Special to the NY Beacon By Andrew Rosario There is always a first time for everything and we never forget the first time. First kiss, first love, first heartbreak. The NFL now has a first. When the […]

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2K Express, 934 E. Henderson Avenue was the scene of a shooting last Saturday evening. Several young adults have lost their lives to gun violence within the city limits of Tampa. The most recent took place last weekend at a downtown park and ended the life of an 18-year-old.

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Garnet, Henry Highland (1815-1882)

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