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(BPRW) This Team of Black Entrepreneurs from Detroit is Hosting a FREE National Webinar Teaching Pastors & Faith Based Leaders How to Generate up to $100K+ Monthly in Residual Funding Despite the Shutdowns Due to Coronavirus | Press releases
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Jarvis Christian College goes Online for Fall 2020 | East Texas Review
Hawkins, TX - Jarvis Christian College (JCC) announced on Thursday, July 9, 2020 that the College will continue with the online educational platform for fall 2020. President Newman stated, “The decision was a hard choice to make, but after diligently assessing the impact of COVID-19, remaining
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LISD provides over 240K meals to community | East Texas Review

By Francisco Rojas During the ongoing global pandemic, Longview ISD’s Child Nutrition Department has been ensuring that any student who needed a meal was provided with both breakfast and lunch. From late March through the month of July, a total of 247,047 meals have been provided to students in

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State mask mandate is in the best interest of Wisconsin residents - Milwaukee Community Journal

Statement of Common Council President Cavalier Johnson I want to applaud Governor Tony Evers for taking the necessary step of declaring a Public Health Emergency and issuing an Emergency Order requiring individuals to wear face coverings. The order, which goes into effect August 1st, requires

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How Businesses Can Avoid Becoming Irrelevant In A Changing World - Milwaukee Community Journal
The business world has produced a veritable graveyard of once magnificently successful companies that came, conquered and thrived – but ultimately perished. In many cases, those businesses share a common reason for their demise: Times changed. They didn’t. “I’ve always been fond of the saying that
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How Self-Direction Helps Caregivers - Milwaukee Community Journal
Submitted by L’Vette Robertson, Associate Director of Area IRIS Consultant Agency Operations for TMG Being a caregiver to a loved one is a big job. It can be very rewarding, but also can add a lot to your plate. If your loved one has long-term care needs, it’s important to not only provide them
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(BPRW) Joint Statement from the National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications, (NAMIC), Women in Cable Telecommunications (WICT), and the Walter Kaitz Foundation regarding Diversity Week 2020 - The Black Chronicle
(Black PR Wire) Cable's anchor organizations for Diversity Week - the National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications (NAMIC), Women in Cable Telecommunications (WICT), and the Walter Kaitz Foundation - are…
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Letter from Black Educators Caucus of MKE - Milwaukee Community Journal
The Black Educators Caucus wants to start this letter by stating that nothing is more important to us than the safety of our students, families, and staff. We remain committed to encouraging widespread engagement to ensure the district’s reopening plan meets our entire school communities diverse
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How To Avoid Being The Victim Of ‘Zoom-Bombing’ And Other Intruders - Milwaukee Community Journal
With the coronavirus outbreak forcing many people to work from home, taking computer security measures to protect both themselves and their company has grown even more important. Video conferencing, for one example, isn’t always safe from intruders. The FBI has received many reports of
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School Plans Update - Milwaukee Community Journal
MILWAUKEE – The City of Milwaukee Health Department (MHD) acknowledges the decision to open schools is an emotional one for all parties involved. Children and their safety and development are our priority during this pandemic. We will be doing weekly school safety plan updates on Fridays in order
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(BPRW) This Team of Black Entrepreneurs from Detroit is Hosting a FREE National Webinar Teaching Pastors & Faith Based Leaders How to Generate up to $100K+ Monthly in Residual Funding Despite the Shutdowns Due to Coronavirus | Press releases
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Grant Expands Counseling Services for Inner-City Milwaukee Students - Milwaukee Community Journal
Christian Family Solutions Expands Mental Health Counseling Services to Inner-City Milwaukee Students with $100,000 Grant from Bader Philanthropies MILWAUKEE – (June 9, 2020) – Christian Family Solutions (CFS); a non-profit organization that provides professional mental health outpatient
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(BPRW) National Black Guide’s Building Wealth Through Entrepreneurship Virtual Conference | Press releases
(BPRW) National Black Guide's Building Wealth Through Entrepreneurship Virtual Conference Conference is Aug. 6 - 8 (Black PR Wire) This organization has tapped several millionaire entrepreneurs and successful brands to share their…
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Heal Girl Heal! Part 2 - Milwaukee Community Journal
In a year where less favorable news  has become common, uplifting each other has never been more important. Heal Girl Heal just completed its second annual event on Saturday, exceeding its success from the first one. The events creator Sunne Perry-Bailey, CAPSW CSAC, provided a well structured
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Rev. Jackson & President Davis of Kenosha NAACP to hold press conference Thursday to address shooting of Jacob Blake - Milwaukee Community Journal
Chicago, IL – The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.,   Min. Wendell Harris  & Anthony Davis  officials from the Kenosha, Wisconsin NAACP, the Urban League, Senator Lena Taylor (D-Wisc.)  the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), are holding an 11:30 a.m. press conference Thursday, August
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2020 Could be a History-Making Year for the Black Community – Will You Be Taking Part? - Milwaukee Community Journal

FLORIDA STAR — This year, three African American candidates from Orlando, Miami, and Broward are vying for top-ranking law-enforcement positions, putting Florida at a major crossroads when it comes to the State’s Attorney’s race. Campaigning in a time of coronavirus is no easy task, especially

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The National Business League Aims to Empower 1 Million Black Businesses By 2025
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Statement on confirmation of Claire Woodall-Vogg as Executive Director of the Milwaukee Election Commission - Milwaukee Community Journal
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What Summer Travelers Need to Know Before Returning to MKE - Milwaukee Community Journal
As more travelers take to the skies this summer, Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (MKE) has important travel information to share as passenger traffic gradually returns to the Airport. Passenger health and safety are top priorities at MKE, and there are special procedures in place. To limit
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10 Best Practices for Making the Financial Aid Process Less Painful - Milwaukee Community Journal

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(BPRW) NBCU’s YVETTE MILEY ANNOUNCED AS SPEAKER FOR 10th ANNUAL NATIONAL BLACK ECONOMIC CONFERENCE: THE ROAD TO GENERATIONAL WEALTH – The Black Chronicle
(Black PR Wire) West Palm Beach, FL - The National Black Economic Conference (NBEC) announces second-line up of speakers for the 10th Annual National Black Economic Conference, a 2 day…
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(BPRW) Ford and National Urban League Launch $600,000 Initiative to Help Black Small Business Owners Hardest Hit By COVID-19 – The Black Chronicle
(Black PR Wire) NEW YORK CITY, NY- The New York Urban League is the recipient of a $100,000 grant from Ford and The National Urban League to continue its work…
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How An Integrated Life, Not A Balanced One, Is Key To Work Satisfaction - Milwaukee Community Journal
In a world where working from home, family, recreation, faith and other factors compete for our time, people speak about the need to seek a “balanced life.” But maybe “balance” is the wrong goal. “The concept of being in ‘balance’ has the potential to set us up for immediate failure,” says Michael
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New Poll: 63% of Americans Favor Eliminating Qualified Immunity for Police - Milwaukee Community Journal
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Nursing Homes Request Priority and Funding From Congress in Next COVID Bill to Protect Residents and Caregivers - Milwaukee Community Journal
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The Stress Impact Of COVID-19: 5 Ways To Cope And Protect Your Health - Milwaukee Community Journal
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Resolution requiring MPD members to issue business cards to be before the Council - Milwaukee Community Journal
At tomorrow’s (July 28) Common Council meeting, Alderwoman Chantia Lewis is introducing for immediate adoption Council legislation urging the Fire and Police Commission to require members of the Milwaukee Police Department to provide business cards when encountering an individual or groups of
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Joe Biden Selects Kamala Harris as Running Mate - Milwaukee Community Journal
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