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Dorothy Stewart, founder of Women for Progress, Inc.

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By Janice K. Neal-Vincent Contributing Writer All her life Dorothy Stewart has heard the voices of her ancestors and has carried the torch of excellence. She learned from her parents to pay attention to the […]

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Kwanzaa season sponsored by Women for Progress

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By Stephanie R. Jones Contributing Writer Women for Progress started the Kwanzaa season Monday with the lighting of the candles representing the seven principles of basic values of African culture. The event was held at […]

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Judge Wise discusses child custody issues

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By Janice K. Neal-Vincent Contributing Writer Women for Progress welcomed Chancery Court Judge Patricia D. Wise as its guest speaker March 8, for a luncheon at Koinonia Coffee House, 136 S. Adams St., in West […]

 

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