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Hazel Rosetta Smith is a journalist, retired former Managing Editor, and Woman’s Editor of the New York Beacon News. Actor/Director/Playwright with a portfolio of five original plays with rave reviews. Founder of HSTM Help Somebody Theatrical Ministries, HRS Speaks! HS Stage Products & Special Events. Studied journalism, writing, and performing arts at Columbia University School of the Arts, African American Ensemble Company, Harlem, Double Image Theatre Company, and HB Studios, NYC. Recipient of numerous awards. Contacts: HSTM (212) 362-3681 & (646) 320-1760 [misshazel@twc.com and online
www.hazelrosettasmith.com]
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By Hazel Rosetta Smith Noah and the story of the Ark in the Book of Genesis 6:8-22 is an informative read for all ages. It is biblical text to Christians, […]
By Hazel Rosetta Smith I t is impossible to live in a metropolis like New York City and not experience the searing screech of fire trucks, the raging urgency of […]
By Hazel Rosetta Smith One hundred birthdays are exceptional. When additional digits are added to the package, it is miraculous. My dear sister friend, Augusta, crossed the century line and […]
By Hazel Rosetta Smith Chances are that your breathing is not what it should be. Under the stresses and strains of modern-day life, particularly the ongoing pandemic, even a “healthy” […]
By Hazel Rosetta Smith The first time I gave thought to what I had in my hand was after listening to a recording of a 1967 speech given by Congressman […]
Chances are that your breathing is not what it should be. Under the stresses and strains of modern-day life, particularly the ongoing pandemic, even a “healthy” person has trouble breathing […]
It is said that candles have been used as a source of light and to illuminate celebrations for more than 5,000 years. The earliest use of candles is often attributed […]
Tis the season to be happy, and that means you too. Life is good and we are still here. Christmas came and the baby Jesus was born. It was a […]
Those who follow baseball are hoping never to hear the umpire shout – three strikes, batter out. This is a sad moment as the disheartened batter heads […]
