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“A Time of Renewal” Spring Tea - a Wonderful Success E-mail
African American news from Pasadena - PNHS Spring Tea Fundraiser and Awards PresentationPasadena, CA – March 2, 2010 - Pasadena Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc. (PNHS) held its "Time of Renewal" Spring Tea Fundraiser and Awards Presentation on Saturday, February 27, 2010 at the Langham
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Barbara Lee Tells Senate Republicans to “Stop the Madness” E-mail
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Barbara Lee (D-CA), released the following statement today in response to Senate Republican efforts to block emergency legislation to extend a range of programs including unemployment and COBRA benefits:  "It is insensible that Senate
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Civil Rights Films Challenges Today’s Youth E-mail
Turner's Two Cents by Cameron Turner   
African American news from Pasadena - Turner's Two CentsWriter/director Jeb Stuart's gripping independent film "Blood Done Sign My Name" dramatizes the outrage that shook the racially-divided town of Oxford, North Carolina in 1970 after a group of white men was acquitted of murdering a black Vietnam War veteran. The dynamic young actor Nate Parker ("The Great Debaters," "The Secret Life of Bees" and the
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“Medi” What? E-mail
Estate Planning 101 By Attorney Marlene S. Cooper   
African American news from Pasadena - Estate Planning 101  MedicareAs an estate planning attorney, I am sometimes asked to assist an elderly person meet his or her health care needs through public benefits. The rules and regulations regarding public benefits are very complicated and are forever changing.  Therefore, I always refer persons seeking this type of assistance to an attorney who specializes in this area. I have found that the
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Avoiding Business Start Up Pitfalls E-mail
By Keith Rogers, Executive Director, Pasadena Development Corporation   
African American news from Pasadena - Economic Recovery and BusinessRecent indicators for the economic recovery in California remain bleak. Like the national experience, unemployment will remain above 12% in Los Angeles and another 20,000 jobs are expected to be lost in 2010. This environment is putting pressure on thousands to find work or becoming an entrepreneur. But starting a business is more than having a great idea.
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“The Gospel According to You” E-mail
Ruthie's Blog   
Richard Johnson writes a poem entitled, "The Gospel According to You." In it, he says:

You're writing a gospel chapter a day, By the deeds that you do and the words that you say. Men read what is written whether faithless or true, So tell me what is the gospel

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This Week in History

March 4, 1861:  Abraham Lincoln inaugurated as the 16th president of the United States.

March 5, 1985:  U.S. Postage Stamp issued of Mary McLeod Bethune, educator, civic leader, first Black woman to head a federal agency division.  Her school later became Bethune-Cookman College.  Stamp inscription:  "Mary McLeod Berthune, Black Heritage, USA, 22 cents."  Read More
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