How Colorado’s Southern Ute Community Is Working to Ensure Access to Healthy Foods

The long history of the Southern Ute people of southwest Colorado is marked by perseverance and the ability to adapt in the face of adversity. From being the first tribe to use horses to creating a bevy of nutrition, health and agricultural programs today, they continually strive to strengthen and sustain their community. “The opportunity for tribal … Continue reading How Colorado’s Southern Ute Community Is Working to Ensure Access to Healthy Foods

Visitor Center gets up to $25,000 in assistance; farmers market set to return

After struggling through the pandemic, the Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Visitor Center will receive up to $25,000 from the town for payroll reimbursements. The request was approved unanimously by the town commission during its meeting on Oct. 27. Previously, the commission had already approved $13,000 for the center, which was increased at this latest meeting. The money will … Continue reading Visitor Center gets up to $25,000 in assistance; farmers market set to return

QAnon’s ‘SaveOurChildren’ Slogan Has Long Anti-LGBT History

Courtesy of Stonewall National Museum and Archives. Model and cookbook author Chrissy Teigen recently shared devastating news with her social media followers: she and her husband, singer John Legend, had lost their child halfway through her pregnancy. She shared heartbreaking black-and-white photos of the couple at the hospital, including her clutching a tiny blanket bundle … Continue reading QAnon’s ‘SaveOurChildren’ Slogan Has Long Anti-LGBT History

Trump Supporters Show Up at Holy Mackerel Despite Canceled Event

Trump supporters at Holy Mackerel (Photo by Carina Mask) Even though their reservation was canceled at Holy Mackerel, a group of Trump supporters still arrived at the brewery ready for the show to go on.  The Hawaiian-themed event, hosted by the Trump Victory Leadership Initiative, was canceled by the venue after an uproar from the community. Staff … Continue reading Trump Supporters Show Up at Holy Mackerel Despite Canceled Event

Repeal a Woman’s Right to Vote? Some Republican Women Have Called For It

Abby Johnson, who advocates for head-of-household voting, spoke at the Republican National Convention this year. (Photo via the Republican National Convention) Nov. 3 is a big day for the nation — Americans will take to the polls to decide who they want to occupy the White House.   It will also be 100 years and one … Continue reading Repeal a Woman’s Right to Vote? Some Republican Women Have Called For It

Commission votes for small millage increase; officials present demolished Holiday Inn as one of this year’s accomplishments

The town commission this week voted to increase the millage rate to 3.5 percent, up from the rolled-back rate of 3.3781 percent. “We take the great pride in keeping our millage rate as one of the lowest, and again this year, we are in the running as the lowest in the county,” said Vice Mayor … Continue reading Commission votes for small millage increase; officials present demolished Holiday Inn as one of this year’s accomplishments

Artist Chosen for the Pride Center Mural Project

Rendering of The Residences at Equality Park (Courtesy Behar Font & Partners, P.A.) Even with the coronavirus, the Pride Center is abuzz. Seniors are moving into the newly opened Residences at Equality Park, improvements are being made around the campus, staff members continue to connect with the community via Facebook Live, and by the end … Continue reading Artist Chosen for the Pride Center Mural Project

Florida Rights Restoration Coalition Raises Funds to Restore Voting Rights

From left, Neil Volz and Desmond Meade (Courtesy of Neil Volz) Desmond Meade and Neil Volz are counting down the days to Aug. 18 — it’s the midterm election, and it will be the first time both men have been allowed to vote in decades. That’s because the two have felonies on their record, and … Continue reading Florida Rights Restoration Coalition Raises Funds to Restore Voting Rights