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Beverly Bidney

Beverly Bidney

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Reporter and Photographer, Seminole Tribune

Miami

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Total articles 863

  • Libraries stock reading bins at tribal clinic and dental waiting rooms

    By Beverly Bidney Verified| Seminole Tribune Verified As part of an effort to encourage literacy, the Education Department’s Library Program has been providing reading bins filled with books in all tribal clinic, dental and Center for Behavioral Health waiting rooms. The program began in Nov. 2024 and has been popular with patients. National Library Week is April 6-12 and the book bins are another way to promote reading. “It started when I realized there were TVs in all the waiting rooms,” said library program supervisor Padmini Dukharan.

    By Beverly Bidney Verified · Seminole Tribune

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Museum presents Seminole war history at national education conference

    By Beverly Bidney Verified| Seminole Tribune Verified Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum educators brought Seminole history to life for hundreds of history teachers at the annual conference of the National Council for History Education in St. Louis, Missouri, on March 21. Museum education coordinator Abena Robinson moderated the panel “From the Seminole Eyes: Uncovering Local History Through Tribal Voices”, which featured museum educator Cypress Billie and outreach specialist Van Samuels.

    By Beverly Bidney Verified · Seminole Tribune

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Libraries stock reading bins at tribal clinic and dental waiting rooms

    By Beverly Bidney Verified| Seminole Tribune Verified As part of an effort to encourage literacy, the Education Department’s Library Program has been providing reading bins filled with books in all tribal clinic, dental and Center for Behavioral Health waiting rooms. The program began in Nov. 2024 and has been popular with patients. National Library Week is April 6-12 and the book bins are another way to promote reading. “It started when I realized there were TVs in all the waiting rooms,” said library program supervisor Padmini Dukharan.

    By Beverly Bidney Verified · Seminole Tribune

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Seminole Tribune

Hollywood, Florida, United States

+1 954-966-6300