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PALM BEACH GARDENS — To prepare for the 2008 hurricane season, Florida Power & Light is strengthening its structures across the state, including those near …

COCONUT CREEK — As South Florida residents prepare for the start of this year's hurricane season, a Coconut Creek-based international charity is stocking up on …

The Federal Emergency Management Agency offers the following tips to prepare for flooding: Before a Flood •    Have a safety kit with drinking water, a …

ARCADIA (AP) — The days of entertaining guests at Deborah and Clinton Wiley's house ended when Hurricane Charley struck four years ago. With a hole …

MIAMI (AP) — Tomorrow's disaster victims may watch their homes and communities be rebuilt from the cool comfort of a front porch. The porches are …

FORT LAUDERDALE — Legend has it that for two and a half years, slaves in the South did not know that they were free. But …

The nineteenth of June is a time for rejoicing and reflection, for meditation and celebration, for self-assessment and self-improvement. Under the slogan “Passing the Baton …

Festive colors of the Caribbean in diverse media — paintings, photography and sculpture – are on display at the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center. …

Suzan McDowell always envisioned the ‘fabulous-ness’ and success of her own marketing company. As the CEO of Circle of One Marketing, a minority-owned, full-service advertising …

Tallahassee native Eunice Nuekie Cofie, 27, is disappointed that she will not travel to Gambia, West Africa next week to compete in the Miss Black …