By Tonya Alanez, Sun Sentinel
Derrick Jackson left behind a home, a girlfriend and a $14-an-hour job in , Ohio, in hopes of landing a better paying maintenance job at Florida Power & Light, where a relative works.
As seen on the reality show ‘Police Women of Broward County’, the deputy of the Broward Sheriff’s Office refer the troubled woman to the COSAC’s shelter.
As city police officers here arrested four people for distributing food to the homeless, June 8, a crowd of mostly young activists chanted, “Food is a right, not a privilege!” In two weeks of civil disobedience, 15 people involved with Food Not Bombs have been arrested so far in the city.
After reading your story in the Miami Herald about Orlando arresting people for feeding the homeless. I have found a solution. Dear Mayor Buddy Dyer, My name is
HOLLYWOOD — In a novel move to try to get women off the streets by bringing 30 local businesses on board for a job fair, Te-Erika Patterson has volunteered to become homeless.
This is a story about a gentleman who is larger than life. I use that terminology for the simple fact that he is but in two different ways. Jim Batic entered our facility at the weight of 460 pounds.