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Bret Michaels to headline the World’s Largest Brat Fest

April 22, 2014

By The Creative Company  MADISON — Bret Michaels, the reality TV star and lead vocalist for Poison, is bringing his Life Rocks Tour to the 2014 World’s Largest Brat Fest. Michaels will play an all-ages show at Brat Fest on Friday, May 23 from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and organizers are thrilled to have […]

U.S. foreign aid approach is outdated, experts say

April 22, 2014

By Farangis Abdurazokzoda  WASHINGTON — U.S. foreign aid is becoming increasingly outdated, analysts are suggesting.Rather, reforms to U.S. assistance need to focus on issues of accountability and country ownership, according to a policy paper released this week by Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network (MFAN), a prominent coalition of international development advocates and foreign policy experts.“Aid should […]

U.N. denies dragging its feet on U.S.-Iran visa dispute

April 22, 2014

By Thalif Deen  UNITED NATIONS (IPS)   — After two long weeks of raging controversy over Washington’s refusal to grant a U.S. visa to the Iranian envoy to the United Nations, the U.N.’s office of legal affairs is being accused of moving at the pace of a paralytic snail — only to seek more time while […]

U.N. denies dragging its feet on U.S.-Iran visa dispute

April 22, 2014

By Thalif Deen  UNITED NATIONS (IPS)   — After two long weeks of raging controversy over Washington’s refusal to grant a U.S. visa to the Iranian envoy to the United Nations, the U.N.’s office of legal affairs is being accused of moving at the pace of a paralytic snail — only to seek more time while […]

LUCES 2014 scholarship applications now being accepted

April 22, 2014

MADISON — Latinos United for College Education Scholarships (LUCES) is excited to announce that the applications for the 2014-2015 academic year are now being accepted.   LUCES is a nonprofit organization that works to ensure bright futures for young Latinos in Wisconsin by providing several merit– and need-based scholarships.  On September 2005, a small group called […]

Office of Multicultural Arts Initiatives presents 8th annual Line Breaks

April 15, 2014

By Office of Multicultural Arts Initiatives presents 8th annual Line Breaks by A. David Dahmer The Office of Multicultural Arts Initiatives (OMAI) will present its 8th annual Line Breaks Festival, the largest hip hop festival in the Midwest, on Wednesday, April 16 through Friday, April 25.  It will be the third year the festival will […]

Obama says Civil Rights Movement opened door for his election

April 15, 2014

By George E. Curry, NNPA Columnist AUSTIN, Texas (NNPA) —With civil rights legends Andrew Young, John Lewis and Julian Bond and Jesse Jackson looking on, President Barack Obama on Thursday credited the Civil Rights Movement and landmark legislation signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson in the 1960s for paving the way for his becoming the […]

Madison Metropolitan Links host Health Disparities Program

April 15, 2014

Madison Metropolitan Links host Health Disparities Program by A. David Dahmer The Madison Metropolitan Chapter of the Links Incorporated hosted a program on health disparities at the Urban League of Greater Madison on April 12. The program titled “End Health Disparities Now” was designed to educate the community about differences in the health of African […]

$20 Million expansion of Dane County landfill moves forward

April 15, 2014

By Casey Slaughter Becker  MADISON —  The $20 million expansion of the county’s Rodefeld landfill, the key to a comprehensive solid waste strategy that will save county taxpayers an estimated $180 million, extend the life of the landfill another 30 years, and enable the county to continue its clean energy innovation is moving forward, Dane […]

South Florida mourns the loss of Carlton Bradley Moore, a champion of the people

April 15, 2014

By Charles Moseley, Special to the NNPA from The Westside Gazette FORT LAUDERDALE (NNPA) — Carlton B. Moore spent most of his life speaking truth to power in an effort to insure that those in need would not be ignored by those in authority.There’s an old adage that states, “Leaders are born, and not made.” If […]

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