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By Randy Singleton Community Affairs Correspondent New Journal and guide PORTSMOUTH The City of Portsmouth celebrated its 25th annual African American Culture and Heritage...
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Special to the New Journal and Guide On June 19th, two African American holidays—Juneteenth and World Sickle Cell Awareness Day—bring awareness to the community,...
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By Randy Singleton Community Affairs Correspondent New Journal and guide PORTSMOUTH The City of Portsmouth celebrated its 25th annual African American Culture and Heritage...
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By Gary Ruegsegger Special To the New Journal and Guide Self-taught artist James Lee breaks many of the perceived molds of the art community. ...