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The Newsletter '05

HUD Awards $160.1 Million in Grants to Create and Preserve Affordable Housing for Low-Income Seniors
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HUD Awards $160.1 Million in Grants to Create and Preserve Affordable Housing for Low-Income Seniors

National Museum of African American History and Culture welcomes 10 millionth visitor
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National Museum of African American History and Culture welcomes 10 millionth visitor

Myles Rowe Makes History as First Black Driver to Win an INDYCAR-Sanctioned Championship
Black History

Myles Rowe Makes History as First Black Driver to Win an INDYCAR-Sanctioned Championship

PHILIP BAILEY’S MUSIC IS UNITY FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES FUNDRAISER FOR NATIONAL ADOPTION MONTH
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PHILIP BAILEY’S MUSIC IS UNITY FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES FUNDRAISER FOR NATIONAL ADOPTION MONTH

Black Cannabis Weeks begins with focus on educating African Americans on opportunities in the cannabis industry
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Black Cannabis Weeks begins with focus on educating African Americans on opportunities in the cannabis industry

Mavis Staples to headline benefit concert in Franklin for African American Heritage Society of Williamson County
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Mavis Staples to headline benefit concert in Franklin for African American Heritage Society of Williamson County

Racism takes a toll: the challenges to African American longevity
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Racism takes a toll: the challenges to African American longevity

Racial Reckoning: Moving Toward Transformation and Healing (Part III: Interfaith Efforts to Secure Racial Healing and Justice)
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Racial Reckoning: Moving Toward Transformation and Healing (Part III: Interfaith Efforts to Secure Racial Healing and Justice)

Local Bartending School Presents: FREE Bartending Lessons Nationwide
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Local Bartending School Presents: FREE Bartending Lessons Nationwide

Interfaith Efforts for Racial Healing and Justice: BIPOCXChange examines The March on Washington’s 60th Anniversary
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Interfaith Efforts for Racial Healing and Justice: BIPOCXChange examines The March on Washington’s 60th Anniversary

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After decades of overhunting and habitat loss, black bears are slowly recolonizing the lower Mississippi River basin

After decades of overhunting and habitat loss, black bears are slowly recolonizing the lower Mississippi River basin

DiSC Plus: Miss Robbie Montgomery on Reinvention, Resilience, Culture, and Legacy

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State Fair Breaks Records While Suni Lee Statue Returns and Drought Hits Hard: Minneapolis and St. Paul’s Week In Review

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Border Fugitive Fears Flare as ICE Agent Walks Free, Gangs Face Bans, and Shepard Road Tensions Rise: Minneapolis and St. Paul’s Week In Review

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Contaminated Food, Toxic Smells, and Mass Evictions: Inside This Week’s Chicago Drama: Chicagoland’s Week In Review

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St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Discharged into the Dark: St. Luke’s Hospital, a Locked Greyhound Station, and the Disappearance of 19-Year-Old T’Montez Hurt—Kansas City Needs Answers

St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Discharged into the Dark: St. Luke’s Hospital, a Locked Greyhound Station, and the Disappearance of 19-Year-Old T’Montez Hurt—Kansas City Needs Answers

St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Tased at Elephant Rocks: Registered Offender Michael Barton Pleads Guilty After Ranger Uncovers Illicit Child Photos and Secret Cameras

St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Tased at Elephant Rocks: Registered Offender Michael Barton Pleads Guilty After Ranger Uncovers Illicit Child Photos and Secret Cameras

St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Chasing Blood on Brentwood: Sean Gipson’s 60 Seconds of Fury, a Rolling War, and a $250K Reckoning

St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Chasing Blood on Brentwood: Sean Gipson’s 60 Seconds of Fury, a Rolling War, and a $250K Reckoning

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