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Brandtley Osceola completes high school football career

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By Kathryn Stolarz HOLLYWOOD — Brandtley Osceola went out with a bang. Leading Hollywood Christian’s football team through its first season in years, the senior made the last game his best. The Hollywood Tribal member “was all over the field” at the away game against Miami Christian on Oct. 5, coach Joel

Senior profile: Wanda Bowers

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By Judy Weeks HOLLYWOOD — Wanda Bowers has made a lifetime commitment to being an ambassador of the Seminole Tribe. As a student in the public schools, a past Miss Florida Seminole Princess, an entrepreneur and a program director, she has served her Tribe with pride and respect. She is proud

Naples community youth learn about fire safety

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By Judy Weeks NAPLES — The children of the Naples community ran out waving their hands to greet representatives of the Seminole Fire Rescue Department when they first caught sight of the big red fire truck pulling into the driveway on Sept. 22. As the team of professionals dismounted the truck, it

Brighton Community Culture center holds open house event

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By Andrea Holata BRIGHTON — Brighton community members, employees and staff gathered at what was formerly the seniors center to get an insider’s view of the new home for the Community Culture program on Oct. 11. The new Culture center location offers more space and a more centralized location in the community

Tribal youth learn healthy eating habits

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By Andrea Holata BIG CYPRESS — To continue promoting healthy eating habits for Tribal youth, the Big Cypress Library and the Wellness Center teamed up to teach kids about nutritious meals on Sept. 17. Staff from the Willie Frank Library and the Wellness Center invited youth to visit "Nutrition Island" at the

Don’t be afraid: Change is opportunity

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By Paula Bowers-Sanchez I know I normally write about health and wellness, but after speaking at the College-Career Fair the other day, I was motivated to encourage not only those graduating shortly but also all those students who still have a ways to go. It is necessary to pursue your education

PECS Student Council take oath of office

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By Andrea Holata BRIGHTON — Pemayetv Emahakv Charter School held a Student Council inauguration ceremony to swear in their newly elected students at the Brighton Veteran’s Building on Sept. 27. Students elected into the Student Council were kindergarten Rep. Kalissa Huff, first-grade Rep. Ashlynn Collins, second-grade Rep. Tanier Gore, third-grade Rep. Elle

Teacher profile: Rebecca ‘Sue’ Tiger

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By Kathryn Stolarz BIG CYPRESS — Teacher Rebecca “Sue” Tiger wears the veteran’s hat at Ahfachkee. She recently started her 30th year teaching at the Big Cypress school and has witnessed a lot of growth on the reservation throughout the years. “I remember they told me when I first came to fill up

Pemayetv Emahakv students compete in clothing contest

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By Andrea Holata BRIGHTON — Students dressed in their best traditional clothing on Sept. 27 for the Pemayetv Emahakv Charter School annual clothing competition held at the Brighton Veteran’s Building. Kindergarteners through eighth-graders took turns modeling their outfits for the judges. In the boys’ division, some dressed in turbans and traditional shirts, while

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