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| July 3, 2009 | First Friday's - Entrepreneurs & Professionals Networking Night |
| July 9, 2009 | Incorporate Sustainability in Your Business |
| July 11, 2009 | Best of the Best Celebration |
| July 11, 2009 | Steve Harvey's Interactive Book Discussion on Relationships |
| July 12, 2009 | Cheasapeake Bay - Blue Crab Feast |
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| NZINGA'S Cultural Connection | Priority Listing |
| Omar Rashada, Avon Sales Rep | Basic Listing |
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| Jaze Authentic Hair Design | Priority Listing |
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Delaware
is indeed the small wonder, but in the hustle and bustle of Loockerman
St., in the heart of Downtown Dover you will hear laughter, and see smiling
faces in JAZE (pronounced JAY’S) barbershop. The owner of this haircutting
“safe haven,” Jarvis Savage also known as Jaye, has been in
the business of delivering smiles for years. Learning his craft at the
age of 13, he knew this was what he wanted to do. This year marks the
10 year anniversary of that dream becoming a reality. Jaye is one of the
youngest to own a shop in this area. That sure does not turn people away
for lack of experience, because this shop is one of the most thriving
businesses on the busy strip of Loockerman St. If you’re searching
for a place you can trust to not have you walking out the door with a
frown, or even feeling like you need to go anywhere else to have something
fixed, JAZE Authentic Hair Design is the place to go. You will see the
smiles and hear the laughs from a mile away. 
For
19 years, the African Festival in Dover, DE, has been attracting spectators
and vendors all over the tri-state and beyond. It’s held by the
Inner City Cultural League (ICCL), and each year it is held on the Fourth
Saturday in June (June 27), on The Green of the Capitol Complex in Downtown
Dover. Also known as “Positively Dover”, the African Festival
was spawned by a conversation between The Honorable Donald Blakey, Delaware
State...
Just
when you think no one understands, Chap’s Expressions reminds you
someone is there to talk and listen. Chaplain Robin Walker of Beltsville,
MD has been in the field of ministry for some time, and she highlights
her passion for women’s ministry with Chap’s Expressions.
The site was launched October, 2006 and has taken off since. Chap’s
Expressions is an “informative website for women” says Chaplain
Walker, and she has help from a dedicated staff to deliver her informational
tool to the masses. 
Allen
“Duffy” Samuels has been serving the youth in the inner city
of Wilmington for quite some time. Founded in 1998 as Duffy’s Foundation,
Duffy began servicing the children of the city with mentoring programs,
academic enrichment, community service activities, and extracurricular
programs. Duffy’s Hope’s mission is “to advance community
hope by fostering the academic achievement and social enrichment of...
Hope
Rose became a photojournalist in 2002, with Next Level Magazine. While
photographing and writing, she was first assigned the Dupont Clifford
Brown Jazz Festival in 2003. She photographed Herbie Hancock that year,
which is the featured piece on the current cover design for the 
