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Portland rapper plans Seattle CD release party for 'Thinking Out Loud'

Flexing his solo strength for the first time, rapper/poet/activist Mic Crenshaw is showing that he's more than just a piece of the puzzle. After nearly 15 years of recording and playing with a number of different acts ... Crenshaw took the last year to produce his first solo project, "Thinking Out Loud." He is holding a CD release party in Seattle on Jan. 7 at the Nectar Lounge ...


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What's happening for you in Seattle this week? Read here a day-by-day diary of free community events to fill your spare time. For a full calendar please click on "Read the complete article" below.…

 


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What's happening for you in Portland this week? Read here a day-by-day diary of free community events to fill your spare time. For a full calendar please click on "Read the complete article" below.…

 


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The Bethel AME Church hosts a musical tribute to Edgar (Ed) Mitchell, who will be the guest of honor. Performers include the Bethel Cathedral Choir, the Men's Choir, and the De La Salle Choir. Mitchell is the much-loved former vocalist of many years for the Cathedral Choir who has recently fallen ill ...


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Kevin Howard, Leroy Haynes, Norma Trimble and Mark Knutson, a group of leaders from Portland's faith-based community gathered around the Martin Luther King Jr. statue on the namesake boulevard to sign a commitment against tobacco.
Yugen Farad Rashad, of LifeWorks NW's African American Tobacco prevention program, organized the group of faith leaders as part of an ongoing campaign against smoking.


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The racial gap in colon cancer death rates is widening, a new report says, and experts partly blame Blacks' lower screening rates and poor access to quality care.
Colon and rectal cancer death rates are now nearly 50 percent higher in Blacks than in Whites, according to American Cancer Society research being released Monday ...


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Members of the Ebony Rose Ski Club discuss warm clothing with Deek Heykamp.
Downhill skiing can be something of a luxury – especially in hard times, admits Tricia Tillman, the membership director for Portland's only African American skiing club. The sport can also be valuable time spent with family, she says. As one of the lead organizers with the Ebony Rose Ski Club ...


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Staff and students at Portland Community College's General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program are worried that the collapse of the Big Three automakers – Ford Motor Co., Chrysler LLC and especially General Motors – could tank their educational program. ...


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