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Community Garden Of Laurelton by: Shadrach St. Clair
Shalom, My name is Shadrach St.Clair. The goal of the Laurelton Garden of Resilience is to turn a old abandoned lot into a beautiful...
LIFESTYLE NEWS
DIVAS for Social Justice Launch Expanded Programming At The Linden SDA...
DIVAS for Social Justice launched on September 14, 2026 an expanded STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Arts Math) for Social Change Program at the Linden...
How We Combat Food Insecurity and Disrupt Discrimination
Depending on the decade you grew up in, you may have seen the MyPlate or MyPyramid diagrams in a cafeteria, homeroom, or health class...
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YOUTH COMMUNITY JOURNALISM
Jenny and The Mysterious Flower.
One day Jenny got an assignment from her teacher. Her assignment was to pick a flower and write what she likes about that specific...
Trayvon Lives On
by Ajeya Watson
On February 26, 2012, seventeen-year-old Trayvon Martin was shot and killed by a neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman when walking home from 7/11...
Catching Up With The Federated Blocks Of Laurelton
The BSMART Action News Team interviewed Dwight Johnson of The Federated Blocks of Laurelton to learn more about the work the organization is doing...
My Laurelton Memory by Jasmine White
My positive memory was when I had Thanksgiving with my family. It took place at my Aunt's house. The people that were involved in...
I Love Laurelton-by Xenia Rivera
What I love about Laurelton is that we have a  nice neighborhood. We have great neighbors. You can get a lot of jobs. There are good events....
VOICES OF LAURELTON
My Community Garden Experience
After spending my Saturdays at the Garden of Resilience, I've accomplished and learned many things. During my time at this community garden, I've discovered...
Guyanese Girls Rock!- You Are More Than Enough!
Cloyette Harris- Stoute left Guyana over 30 years ago for the United States but connects and honors her childhood and culture through Guyanese Girls...
