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BW Spring 2026 Issue – The Digital Edition

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Welcome to our Spring 2026 issue. In this issue, we celebrate the Life & Legacy of the legendary Bob Law and what his death means to Black Talk Radio and the late Congressman Eliot Engel. Also in this issue, we continue to bring you the latest News With The Black Point of View, and cover events like the Earn Your Leisure Fireside Chat, the Mount Vernon PTA Council Annual Edith Kaplan Scholarship Dinner Dance, and the launch of the Global Pulse Podcast.

As always, we would like to take this time to thank all the readers, listeners, supporters, sponsors, contributors, and advertisers for their support in our effort to deliver the “News With The Black Point Of View,” since 2014. We are always looking for writers, photographers, and interns. Email BlackWestchesterMag@gmail.com to inquire.

Send us your feedback, let us know what you think of this issue. Let us know subjects/topics you would like to see us cover in the future and send your letters to the editor to BlackWestchesterMag@gmail.com.

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