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Misinformation is benefiting the few at the expense of the many. The middle class has become both the misinformed victim and the gullible villain; they now must become the responsible vanguard for restoring balance to the country.

American Vikings and Heathens Gather to Celebrate the Ancient Norse Religion

Millvina Dean dies at 97, and tributes are paid to the Titanic survivor. But Seniors who were part of history are dying and taking their stories with them. Recording these stories are a priority as oral histories vanish with passing of generations.

In a step-by-step process, a new audio program shows people how to program the mind like a computer. The most controversial aspect reveals how to create invisible programs in others without them knowing.

Connecticut’s “Jewish Movers & Shakers For 2008 List” Announced By The Connecticut Jewish Ledger Featuring 14 Business & Community Leaders

The Natioanl Kidney Foundation of CT is reaching out with a faith-based initiatives to warn African Americans in CT becasue they have a shockingly higher risk of developing kidney disease versus other groups.

Macklin & Lovett Associates announce the signing of Vin Baker. The 4-time NBA All–Star is making a comeback attempt at the age of 36.

Casa Latino Real Estate, the first nationwide multicultural real estate franchise system will open several offices in the Delaware Valley with the first office in the region opening in Philadelphia.

Visual Technologies, Inc. has launched a website for The REACH for the STARS Survivorship Program. The website provides a variety of unique administrative features available through any of Visual Technologies' website packages.

Visual Technologies, Inc., celebrated the 8th anniversary of its Total Network Support service. To commemorate the anniversary, Visual Technologies is rolling back its rates to the levels of 1999 for Hartford Metro area’s non-profit organizations.

Greater Hartford Residents Gather to Join in Conversations, Connections and Commitments to Build a Greater Hartford

Liberation Programs, Inc. offers hope for those struggling with addiction. On Tuesday, June 3, 2008, at the Hilton Stamford Hotel, One First Stamford Place, in Stamford, Conn., Liberation Programs will hold a "Spirit of Hope" benefit.

National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club, Inc. awarded Shafiq Abdussabur as 2008 Man of the Year.

City of New Haven Mayor John DeStefano, Jr. joined with the National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club, Inc. and presented Shafiq Abdussabur a Proclamation from the City of New Haven

Storage VAR acquires VOIP VAR in aggressive growth push.

PMP will coordinate the Larry King Cardiac Foundation's marketing sponsorships, nationwide events, and community outreach programs, that are designed to raise monies to fund cardiovascular care for the uninsured.

Sonda Whitefield, the mother of Jajuana Cole and Tracey Suggs, the mother of Justus Suggs will dedicate the trees in memory of their children who were killed by gun violence on June 17 and July 29 of 2006.

Interactive workshop/lecture will be conducted on Family Planning “Too young for a Seed-My shortie and Me.” Designed by CTRIBAT to address the issues that confront Our Youth and to give them the proper tools to cope with life in an Urban Sector.

Urban youth violence prevention program, has changed its name to CTRIBAT (Children and Teens-Retreat) Institute for Social Development. Since becoming public in June of 2006, CTRIBAT has been positioning itself to become a national program.

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