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Congratulations to Brianna Luberisse, CTE Student of the Year

AND THE CANES WERE THERE: GroveWatch.com's Terence Graham, Orbin Montoya and Brianna Luberisse captured the scenes in video, photographs and in writing as Riviera Beach Council Chairman Terence

Riviera Beach ‘Building Bridges for a Better Future’

February 6, 2017

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Living in a dump

February 3, 2017

MAKING MORE HISTORY: GroveWatch.com Editor-in-Chief Brianna Luberisse (top left), is featured on the front of the Black History Special Section of the current edition (Feb. 2) of the South Florida Times, whose staff noted her harmony with the newspaper's motto:

Photo of the Day: Cover-girl editor

February 2, 2017

Inlet Visits Congress Middle

January 31, 2017

AND THE CANES WERE THERE: When Palm Beach State College President Ava L. Parker delivered the keynote address at the 36th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast, Jan. 16, Inlet Grove Medical Academy senior Ruchama LaFontant also was present to accept her first-place Essay Competition trophy. So were a host of fellow Hurricanes, and a roomful of dignitaries and supporters of Dr. King's legacy.

‘You are Martin Luther King’

January 26, 2017

COMING TO LIFE: In Dr. Landron's Electrocardiogram (EKG OR ECG) class he encourages students such as Rose Courage to learn the heart in a fun way -- by having them build 3-D models.

Not my heart

January 25, 2017

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Senior year (What they don’t want you to know)

January 23, 2017

THE MIND: We all have good and bad memories. There are those that we'd like to erase and some we'd like to strengthen. Find out how our minds are capable of remembering all these things.

Memorization

January 23, 2017

'DEFEND THE DREAM UNITED': The Hurricanes' Ruchama LaFontant, a senior in the Medical Academy, took the first-place trophy for her essay addressing this year’s theme sponsored by the Martin Luther King, Jr. Coordinating Committee, led by Executive Director Edith C. Bush. Once again the organization recognized exemplary students in many competition categories.

Other Cane winners were Victoria Lawrence, 2nd-place Oratory; Starlia Dormeus, 2nd place and Honorable Mention in Photography; and Rachelle Rene, Honorable Mention, Essay. Read Lafontant's award-winning essay below.

Congrats to Ruchama LaFontant, 2017 MLK Essay Competition 1st-place winner: Read her essay

January 19, 2017

YOUR REPRESENTATIVES AT WORK: Medical, Engineering, Digital Design, Journalism and Pre-Law students spent the day teaching, inspiring and working with middle school students at Congress Middle School on Dec. 16. “Our students are proving today that Inlet is an amazing school that offers opportunities that other schools do not,” said the Medical Academy’s Nurse Rebecca Blair. “As always, they are representing Inlet professionally and with pride.”

Congress in session

January 3, 2017

RICK SANCHEZ: Brianna Luberisse, left, and Tatyana Moise talk with the television correspondent and news anchor of more than 30 years after his session on

Journalism learning sessions

January 2, 2017

MEETING THE PRESS: GroveWatch editor-in-chief Brianna Luberisse interviews South Florida Times Editor Isheka Harrison while enjoying a two-week internship at the newspaper during the winter holidays.

Photo of the Day: Editor intern

December 29, 2016

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