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New England radio company  +BlackBerry Radio Network   launched their latest radio station dedicated to The Purple One himself, Prince. The musical genius passed away on April 21st of this year and leaves behind a massive collection of music from his vault. BlackBerry Radio Network promises to serve the listeners with 24 hours of non-stop Prince music performed by Prince, written and produced by Prince. The station includes excerpts from live interviews and live shows, as well as video highlights of concert performances. Prince was born in +Minneapolis Minnesota  on June 7, 1958 and died just a a month and two weeks prior to his 58th birthday. Fans worldwide continue to mourn the loss of Prince, and fans who were able to witness Prince live in Atlanta just before his death will treasure those memories forever. Brand Manager for BlackBerry Radio, Claudette Wright said: "I'm excited about the new radio station. I love Prince, as we all do. This is a milestone for us. W

BOSTON - Friday, April 29, 2016 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the City of Boston will roll out a tuition-free community college plan for Boston Public Schools (BPS), providing a cost-effective entry point into higher education for Boston's young people.   The program will be available at all BPS high schools beginning June 1, and will be run through the Mayor's Office of Workforce Development (OWD), with support from the City's Neighborhood Jobs Trust (NJT). "The single most effective way to break down the social and financial barriers facing many Boston families is to make post-secondary education free and accessible,"   said Mayor Walsh.   "I am so proud to launch this program and give our talented BPS graduates another resource for success." The Neighborhood Jobs Trust, which collects linkage fees from large-scale commercial developments in the city, will fund the program. The program has already launched at Madison Par

Bernie Sanders has won the Democratic presidential primary in Rhode Island.  With 55 percent of precincts reported, Sanders has 56.3 percent of the vote, Hillary Clinton 42 percent.  This week, the Vermont senator made plain why he's staying in all the way to the national convention. "We have got to involve people,"  he told CNN . "And it's not easy, because so many people have given up on the political process, including a whole lot of low-income people. Our job is to bring people into the political process." Sanders went on to say that his goal was to "revitalize American democracy." "What is good for America, what is good for the Democratic party, is to see a whole lot of people debating the real issues impacting our country," he said. "That's how you have a large voter turnout. And when you have a large voter turnout, Democrats and progressives win, and Republicans will lose." He might be right about that

Here is  +Beyoncé 's lyrics and video from her "Lemonade" visual album available on  +TIDAL   Apathy by Beyonce So what are you gonna say at my funeral Now that you’ve killed me? Here lies the body of the love of my life who’s heart I broke without a gun to my head Here lies the mother of my children both living and dead Rest in peace, my true love Who I took for granted Most bomb lover Who, because of me, sleep evaded Her shroud is loneliness Her God was listening Her Heaven will be a love without betrayal Ashes to ashes Dust to side chicks

Beyoncé's new album  Lemonade  is now available on  Tidal , and it is like manna from heaven. The long wait is over, my friends. And that's not all — the album was also dropped in an amazingly epic way on her HBO special  Lemonade . Not only was the album released after months of rumors had been circulating, it also occurred on the same day as her new active wear line, Ivy Park, hit stores. And, you guys, this album is  good . Like really, really good. I think we all were sort of anticipating that Beyoncé’s new album would be amazing. I mean, it’s Beyoncé. But also because the queen of all things melodious gave us a taste of the music she’s been working on in secret for the last few months when she released “Formation” and its accompanying music video. Both showed the artist at her best: It combined her amazing talents as a singer and dancer with a clear political slant. But her new album goes above and beyond any of Beyoncé’s previous work. There is everything we love ab