Articles from the March 7, 2019 edition
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Policing the Police
DETROIT - The recent firing of a White Detroit police officer after he posted a racist snapchat video of a Black woman forced to walk home in freezing temperature has stirred controversy about the... Full story
International Women's Day March 8, 2019
International Women's Day (March 8) is a global day celebrating the historical, cultural, and political achievements of women. The day also is a day of action in support of taking action against... Full story
Coffee Hour With Senator Stephanie Chang
State Senator Stephanie Chang had an appointment at the Telegram to have coffee, and discuss issues with the people of the community. Chang visits so she can put her ear right on the problems and... Full story
Four Hundred Years and We Still Ain't Clear Distortions of Black History
According to some historians, Afrodescendents first entered these united states in 1619 off the coast of Virginia. If we believe that narrative, Afrodescendents have been in this country for 400... Full story
In remembrance of my Mom
It's been seven years since God gave you your wings. Not a day goes by that your name or presence touches me. It took me this long to share these words of you and a tear is always near and follows,... Full story
The Devil is Full of Many Tricks So Don't Be Fooled
You know, I’ve got to give it to the devil. He truly is as slick as they come. It is my understanding that he has some power in this physical world and what amounts to zilch in the eternal kingdom... Full story
Romulus School Board Names Acting Superintendent
ROMULUS – The Romulus Community School Board named Dr. Flinnoia Hall III as acting superintendent on Wednesday, February 13, 2019 following the administrative leave of Superintendent Marjie... Full story
"Be You" Women's Extravaganza in celebration of Women's History Month
UAW-Ford Diversity and Inclusion will host the Be You Extravaganza on Saturday, March 16 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. This year's event will be held at the UAW-Ford's National Programs Center located... Full story
March is National Kidney Month
March is National Kidney Month, a time to bring awareness to kidney disease. 1 in 3 American adults is at risk for kidney disease. What puts you at risk for kidney disease? Major risk factors include... Full story
Prophet Cedric Banks Interviews Judge Kathleen McCarthy, Wayne County 3rd Circuit Court
Prophet Banks: We have a great show for you today. We have Judge Kathleen McCarthy of Wayne County 3rd Circuit Court. Welcome to The Community Shall Be Restored. Tell us Judge what do you have going o... Full story
City of Inkster Welcomes New Animal Control Officer
The city of Inkster is pleased to announce the arrival of D'Shawn Williams as the city's new Animal Control Officer. The city has been without an animal control officer since the retirement of... Full story
Tyler Perry's A Madea Family Funeral By Dwight Brown NNPA, Newswire Film Critic
Madea's loyal fans have two choices. They can say goodbye to their eccentric Aunty by attending her touring play or wish her adieu at a movie theater. Judging by what's on screen in this anemic... Full story
Cottage And Lakefront Living Show
Despite record setting snow storms and cold cyclones, we must not forget summer is still a real thing. The Cottage And Lakefront Living Show came to the Suburban Collection Showplace to remind us... Full story
Scammers Pose Real Threat in Michigan
Scam artists are deceptively cunning. The office of Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has provided consumers with information on such threats on its webpage. One notable threat is known as the... Full story
Community Blessfest returns to Taylor
The 6th Annual Blessfest returns to Taylor on Sat. May 18 and held in beautiful large facilities at New Hope Church, 14000 Racho Blvd. in Taylor from 12 Noon to 3 PM. (Doors open to vendors at 10... Full story
