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April

• Statistics say number of rapes decreasing

• Trickett’s transfer changes game plan

• FAMU track team trains off-campus

• Florida foster parents gain control

• Grab your phone, get fit

• Ladies: Leave on your panties

• State agriculture department fights snails

• Playing chess improves academics

March

• Color makes spring fashion statement

• Florida House to build a house

• Florida gun sales increase

• Men, women struggle with infertility

• Punta Gorda celebrates Ponce De Leon

• Thrifty, fashionable man needs working wardrobe

• Law Makers Attempt to Curb Recidivism Rates in Florida

• Dance Tallahassee Offers All Adult Dance Studio

• Easy Adoption Process Matches Pets with Pet Lovers

February

• Exercise is key for women to have healthy hearts

• Panama City Beach plans for spring breakers

• Do tattoos belong in workplace?

• Florida celebrates 275th anniversary of Fort Mose

2012

December

• Dancer finds a family at Pas de Vie

• Wanted: Jolly man with beard

• FAMU student will be home for the holidays

• Florida’s ‘nuclear tax’ extended to 2013

• FAMU students vote to pay ‘green’ fee

• Governor’s Mansion decorates for Christmas

• Identity thieves steal joy

• College women seek bargain style

• FSU, FAMU don’t compete on gridiron

• Independent artists get creative

• Don’t allow burglars to celebrate

November

• Computer giveaways change lives in Tallahassee

• Panama City man reaches out to victims

• Contractor volunteers at church food pantry

• Church and school one endeavor for prof

• Professor volunteers to help his ‘kids’

• Survivor of sexual abuse works for change

• Miami couple volunteer 82,000 hours at Zoo Miami

• National Council of Negro Women serves families

• Tallahassee minister, student goal-oriented

• Sunrise teacher leads Because I’m Beautiful Girls Club

• California woman fights voter suppression

• UCF doctoral student wants G.I.R.L.S to succeed

• FAMU marches forward without band performances

• FAMU searches for permanent president

• Wanted: New CEO for Visit Florida

• Unemployed worry about taking seasonal jobs

• Food can make your mood joyful

• Opportunities for seasonal retail jobs increase

• It was ‘Go Blue’ in Florida on Nov. 14

• Schools teach students to choose healthy foods

• Students fight modern-day slavery

• Education key to Latino voters in Florida

October

• Girls compete for Miss Florida Teen USA title

• Tougher training for referees in Florida

• Capital city gets down

• Student activists march for climate change

• October is time to wear pink, attend cancer events

• Free health screening to help address health care disparities

• Nature speaker seeks to get more minorities to enjoy natural heritage

September

• Floridians seek their ‘reasonable right to speak’ at commission meetings

April

• Law bans shackling inmates while giving birth

• State law targets human trafficking

• My Opinion: FAMU hazing panel daunted by unrealistic expectations

• Soul Train host had much more than music for listeners

• City of Gretna rolls dice for a lucrative miracle in gambling venture

March

• Students get patent on process for self-driving car

• Civil rights pioneer remembers sister, gives advice to today’s young people

• John G. Riley rose from slave to educator to wealthy man in state’s capital city

February

• FAMU anti-hazing efforts won’t solve the problem

• Black history is ‘herstory’ at FAMU Black Archives

• Steele’s statue small, but stature great in civil rights in state capital

• History soared on black wings to conquer bigotry, racism

• Tattoos convey life’s emotions for students

• Victim in this story now speaks up for abused women

• White lines in sky are not made by flying saucers

• Second chance puts ex-convict in manager’s seat

• He does prison work of the angel in the Bible

January

• My Opinion: Psychic Sister Amanda shares visions of student’s future

2011

December

• College dating on a budget can be fun

• Poinsettias love warm Florida weather

• Help a grieving friend during the holidays

• FAMU students still helping Katrina victims

• My Opinion: Trip to prison has changed my life goals

• My Opinion: Job seekers trying to grow up too fast

• World AIDS day is face-to-face effort

• HIV tee shirt helps spark campus campaign

• Students asked to sign pledge against hazing

• Dazzling hairdos on holiday wishlists

• Student has job offers aplenty with 3.95 GPA

November

• ‘Christmas’ album top pick

• Look to books for vegan gifts

• Cupcakes help fight diabetes in Rwanda

• My Opinion: Story of last meal requests at prison broke my heart

• Musician releases new mixtape

• Black tradition saves HBCU legacy

• State universities create health initiatives

• Florida ranks No. 2 in U.S. for ID theft

• Grant to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS on campus

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