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| Events : "Tango Flamenco" Show in Dayton, OH (June 22) |
| Posted by admin on 2005/6/17 6:00:00 (3609 reads) |

Tango Flamenco is a fusion of Flamenco and classical Spanish dance, set to the stirring sounds of original Argentine tango music played live by musicians on stage. Imagine 24 internationally acclaimed artists articulating the beautiful language of flamenco, tango and Spanish dance. The "love child" of Talent Danza Ballet Espanol and the contemporary tango group Ensemble Nuevo Tango, Tango Flamenco is a must see this summer!
Performed at the Schuster Center in Dayton, OH. To purchase tickets, click here...
MidwestLatino was giving away free tickets. The winners are (2 tickets each) :
Beatriz Guzman Jennifer Huang Joan Morgan Emely Mejia Gabriela Wong
See more about about the show (Click here...)
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| Community : Community Action Agency held 6th Annual Legislative Breakfast (June 15th, 2005) |
| Posted by admin on 2005/6/17 3:50:00 (1274 reads) |
 June 15, 2005
COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY HOLDS 6TH ANNUAL LEGISLATIVE BREAKFAST
The Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency, CAA, held its 6th annual legislative breakfast on June 3, 2005 at the Vernon Manor Hotel.
The annual breakfast gives CAA the opportunity to share its successes and to inform elected officials about its exciting new initiatives. Elected officials, or their representatives, from the federal, state, county and city levels of government were represented.
CAA Board member, Mr. V. Anthony Simms-Howell encouraged our elected officials to support the agency on two major legislative issues:
1) Support the reauthorization of the Community Service Block Grant, CSBG, of $636.6 million for fiscal year 2006. The agency’s CSBG budget is $1.7 million.
2) Support the reauthorization of Head Start at the current funding level and reject any proposal to dismantle and/or reduce its current performance standard requirements.
“We help make things happen” is the vision statement of the CAA; and the agency has been doing just that for 40 years. CAA is the second oldest in the nation serving 25,000 low-income individuals and families each year. Through its Community Services, Head Start, and Weatherization programs the agency has a holistic and integrated approach to help the region low-to moderate-income residents empower themselves and become self-sufficient. This is the core to the mission and key to its success.
Gwen L. Robinson is the President/CEO and Mr. Mark B. Lawson, Esq. is the Board Chair. For further information about the agency and its services, please contact www.cincy-caa.org.
Contact: Donald Washington (513) 569-1840 Ext. 1021 dwashington@cincy-caa.org
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| Community : SUMA Fatherhood Project Celebration (June 16, 2005) |
| Posted by admin on 2005/6/17 0:30:00 (1337 reads) |

SUMA is a United Way Agency, with the goal to provide pregnant and parenting teen mothers and young fathers with comprehensive case management services to assist them in becoming effective, nurturing parents.
For the past six years, the SUMA Fatherhood Project has been working with, listening to, educating and supporting fathers through their confusion, hurts, obstacles and challenges to being the type of fathers they want to be.
On June 16th, it was time for the "Father of the Year" celebration, acknowledging graduates from the program, as well as companies and individuals supporting this project and the community.
Pictures from this celebration are on the Web (click here)
The Fatherhood Project is located at 1007 E. McMillan Ave in Cincinnati. Phone: 513-487-7862.
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| Community : Sasha Rionda: the Sexiest Female News Anchor in Cincinnati |
| Posted by admin on 2005/6/13 19:50:00 (3441 reads) |
Congratulations to Sasha Rionda from "Nuestro Rincon" who according to a Web poll at Blue Chip Review is the "Sexiest Female News Anchor in Cincinnati".
But Sasha is way more than just the looks! Her dedication to the Latino community, her involvement, and her help is appreciated by all. You can see her in many different events, festivals, or concerts - reporting live from them and making us all aware of what is happening in the Tri-State's Latino community. And she is a wonderful role model for young Latinas in the Tri-State area, showing that hard work and dedication pay off!
See the final results of the Web poll.
Please read an earlier interview with Sasha (click here)
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| Business : Corporations Unite to Raise Awareness about Hispanic Consumers |
| Posted by admin on 2005/6/12 22:00:00 (1106 reads) |

CINCINNATI, OHIO (June 1, 2005) - Corporate giants such as PR Newswire, Owens Corning, MetLife, and Fifth Third Bank join LaVERDAD Marketing and Media, a nationally respected Hispanic marketing and research agency, in a campaign to raise corporate and community awareness regarding the needs and business opportunities that exist with the Hispanic market.
LaVERDAD President and CEO Mike Robinson announced today the first wave of sponsors, which include respected names such as MetLife, PR Newswire, Owens Corning, United Way of the Greater Dayton Area, Fifth Third Bank, the Dayton (Ohio) Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, University of Cincinnati, LULAC, BRAVO Magazine, Port Authority of Toledo, MidwestLatino.com, and The Spanish Journal. LaVERDAD expects more sponsors to join the campaign.
The full-day program, “Understanding the Hispanic Market: Business Opportunity or Matter of Survival?” will launch June 24 in Dayton, Ohio at the MetLife campus located at 9797 Springboro Pike in Miamisburg, Ohio.
The 11-city, five-state tour will visit Dayton (June 24), Toledo (July 13), Cleveland (July 14), Columbus (July 19), Indianapolis (Aug. 2), Pittsburgh (Sept. 13), Akron (Sept. 13), Lorain (Sept. 15), Cincinnati (Oct. 4), and Louisville (Oct. 5), before concluding in Detroit on Oct. 12.
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| Community : Kermesse Latino Festival (June 11-12) |
| Posted by admin on 2005/6/12 17:30:00 (2204 reads) |
The Third Annual Kermesse Latino Festival, this year in its new location in Centro de Amistad in Erlanger, was a great success! The weather cooperated, and the visitors enjoyed variety of Latino food, music, games, dancing, and fun.
Pictures from the Kermesse Latino Festival are on the Web (click here)
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| Education : NKU Latino/Multicultural Science Camp (June 6-10, 2005) |
| Posted by admin on 2005/6/11 2:40:00 (1156 reads) |
To encourage interest in the science among a growing Greater Cincinnati Latino population, Dr. Miriam Kannan, Biology Professor at NKU, and Leo Calderon, Director of NKU's Latino Student Affairs, have organized in 2004 the first Latino/Multicultural Science Camp for local high school students.
In 2005 several local high school students attended the science camp. The class was quite diverse, it included students from Williamtown H.S.; Academy of Multilingual Immersion Studies; Saint Ursula Academy; Withrow International H.S.; East Lakota H.S.; Amelia H.S.; a French student; Covington Catholic H.S.
The students learned about astronomy, chemistry, physics, biology and genetics.
Pictures from the 2005 NKU Science Camp are on the Web (click here)
Based on the success of the program, plans are already on the way for the 2006 Science Camp...
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