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Infant immunization: What you need to know

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Does it seem like your child is getting a lot of vaccinations? Vaccines are a very important part of protecting your children and yourself from some serious diseases. Anyone who has seen a person die or get very sick from a disease that could be prevented by a vaccine knows how important they are.

Bottineau Transitway: A Mobile Guided Tour

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The call came through around 2pm last Friday. I was on a conference call with a client so I let it go to voicemail. It was Wynfred Russell. He is the executive director of ACER (African Career, Education & Resource, Inc.), a Brooklyn Park nonprofit. He was reminding me the next day was the daylong tour of the proposed Bottineau transitway. I had it in my calendar but for some reason I had assumed it was on a weekday and not a weekend. I normally run two marathons during the year and practice season is in high gear around this time of year.

Seun Kuti to Jump Onstage at Cedar Cultural Center

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Two headliner shows in mid-April: Seun Kuti at The Cedar on April 14th and Vieux Farka

Touré at the Dakota Jazz Bar on April 16th.

First a look at Seun Kuti and Egypt 80...

 

Cyberspace: The African immigrant rapper’s ‘hood’

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Hot chicks, pimped-out rides, MTV cribs, $300 sneakers, fame, and fortune as portrayed on American Rap videos is a life many aspiring rappers dream about. The “cheddar” as money is sometimes referred to in Rap lingua,is so plentiful, it sometimes rains from above.

Sade to release ‘Bring Me Home – Live 2011’ concert tour DVD

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Earlier this month Billboard named 53 year old Anglo-Nigerian singer, Sade, among the top ten music money makers of 2011 in its 2012 Top 40 Money Makers List, with reported earnings of $16,382,809. She came in number six behind Taylor Swift, U2, Kenny Chesney, Lady Gaga and Lil Wayne.

Announcing The Passing Away of Chief (Dr.) Inyang

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With sadness, but with total submission to the will of God, we announce the passing unto glory of Chief Samuel Akpan Inyang.

Chief Inyang passed away suddenly on March 5th, 2012 following a brief illness.

Chief Samuel Akpan Inyang was born on November 24th, 1948 as the first son to Chief Johnny Inyang-Akpan and Madam Lydia Inyang-Akpan (Nee MaMa) at Ikot Ibiok-Eket, Akwa Ibom State of Nigeria. Chief Samuel Akpan Inyang, leaves behind friends, children, grand-children, and several relatives to treasure his memories among which are:

World Tuberculosis day is on March 24

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March 24 of each year is World Tuberculosis (TB) day. It is a day to raise awareness about TB.

What is TB?

Immigration Director: Key rule change on the way

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A rule change designed to decrease the time some undocumented immigrants spend away from their families could be implemented by the end of this calendar year, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Director Alejandro Mayorkas said Thursday.

Sade is a Top 10 music earner

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53 year old Anglo-Nigerian singer, Sade, is among the top ten music money makers of 2011 according to Billboard's just released 2012 Top 40 Money Makers List. Taylor Swift tops the list.

Orders for Protection, Requesting a Hearing and What You Need to Know

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Orders for Protection are generally orders to protect people who are victims of domestic abuse or are at risk of being further victimized. Domestic abuse is defined as any of the following conducts between family or household members: actual physical harm, bodily injury, assault, fear of imminent physical harm, bodily injury or assault, terroristic threats, criminal sexual conduct, or interference with an emergency call.

The richest black people

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Forbes has released its list of the world’s billionaires and six black people appear on it. Five of the six are from Africa, or have strong roots there. Only one is American and it is media magnate Oprah and she is the only black female on the list.