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Melody Deniece Moore

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» Altria Group, Inc. Advances Smoking Cessation Initiatives
By Melody Deniece Moore | Published 02/24/2009 | Main News | Unrated
As just about everyone knows, cigarette smoking causes serious diseases and may even evolve into an addiction that is especially hard to break. Although Altria Group, Inc. (Philip Morris USA’s parent company) is a tobacco company, it stresses that it intends for its products to be consumed only by responsible adults who choose to smoke—not people with designs on quitting...
» Destiny’s Jewelry Box
By Melody Deniece Moore | Published 12/2/2008 | Living, Health, & Inspirations | Unrated

What started as a hobby at the age of 9 has turned into a business for Destiny Young.

» Beacon of hope
By Melody Deniece Moore | Published 06/11/2008 | Main News | Unrated
The Salvation Army Eastern Michigan Division plans to open the Ray and Joan Kroc Center in Chandler Park, on Detroit’s east side. The center will serve as a community resource and recreational center.
» The ‘Color Purple’ arriving in Detroit
By Melody Deniece Moore | Published 05/15/2008 | Entertainment | Unrated
Excitement has been building for several months in anticipation of the smash hit Broadway musical “The Color Purple” arriving in Detroit for a limited run — May 20 through June 1 — at the Fox Theatre. Detroit is the eighth city of the tour.
» MGM Grand Detroit names first Black president
By Melody Deniece Moore | Published 05/1/2008 | Main News | Unrated
The doors are clearly not shut for Blacks in the gaming industry.
» Money Smart Week to address financial literacy crisis
By Melody Deniece Moore | Published 04/16/2008 | Comerica HomeFront | Unrated
During these tumultuous financial times in Michigan, there is a strong need for fiscal literacy. Michigan Money Smart Week (MSW) is held April 20-26.
» Design and food guru talks with students, honored at museum event
By Melody Deniece Moore | Published 03/5/2008 | Living | Unrated
Lawry’s spokesperson B. Smith recently visited Detroit for the “Cooking Up Culture” tour. The multiple-city tour marks the year-long program which highlights diverse American cooking.
» Ford employee resource group paves way for others of African ancestry
By Melody Deniece Moore | Published 02/27/2008 | Main News | Unrated
Since 1994, the Ford-employees African Ancestry Network (FAAN) has served as a resource to employees of African ancestry at Ford Motor Co.
» ‘African American Lives 2’
By Melody Deniece Moore | Published 02/13/2008 | Main News | Unrated
Henry Louis Gates Jr.’s dream as a 10-year-old boy was to trace his roots and unveil his genealogical history. Now, more than 40 years later, Gates has not only accomplished his goal, he is also helping others to do the same, through www.theroot.com and the second installment of a documentary, “African American Lives 2.”
» Regina King in new film role that meets her prerequisites
By Melody Deniece Moore | Published 11/29/2007 | Living | Unrated
After breaking into the industry as the smart and sassy Brenda Jenkins in the hit TV sitcom “227,” which ran from late 1985 to mid 1990, Regina King is now finding comfort playing more mature characters.
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