La. Black Caucus founder Turnley dies

La. Black Caucus founder Turnley dies
Turnley overcame much opposition during a seven-year period to pass in June 1987, Act 393, a watershed law that discourages discriminatory housing practices in selling or renting residences and in making loans for houses. After leaving the Legislature …
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Coptic Orthodox Church Breaks Ground in Hatfield
St. Mary & St. Kyrillos Coptic Orthodox Church has existed in the Hatfield area for five years. For the past year, it has had its worship services out of a warehouse on Bergey Road. Salib said fundraising and bank loans helped make the new church a …
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Money Squabble in Boston Snares Black Church, Bank

Money Squabble in Boston Snares Black Church, Bank
In October 2006, according to information provided by the bank, Charles Street AME was granted two loans: a $ 1.5 million church loan that was to be repaid in full in five years; and a $ 3.6 million construction loan that matured in 18 months and for …
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Charles Street AME church bankruptcy case resumes
The historic Roxbury church is seeking to restructure nearly $ 5 million in loans it owes OneUnited, and to pay the money back over 30 years at an interest rate of 5.25 percent. A few dozen church members of the church are in attendance at the …
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