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10:55 a.m. - Oasis Empowerment Center's Second Chance Store moves to Compadres Mall (Pacific Daily N |
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10:55 a.m. The Oasis Empowerment Center has announced that its Second Chance Store an outreach for ministry as well as serving the community has changed its location to the Compadres Mall in Dededo.
Black empowerment stuck in slow lane (Financial Times)
SABMiller has been talking about a black empowerment deal in its South African heartland for years.
My Front Yard program provides loans to fix up homes in Empowerment Zone (Knoxville News Sentinel)
Lately, Quintel Henry has been driving a little slower on Linden Avenue. Her speedometer falls as she drives up to her home, admiring the curb appeal of the revamped pink house. Built in 1993 as a Habitat for Humanity project, some parts of the house had fallen into gradual disrepair. But because of Knoxville's My Front Yard program, she doesn't have to worry about that anymore. New white metal ...
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