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Bah Supa Shabazz is a resident OG emcee/producer at the monthly beats and rhymes event known as Boom Bap at Belmont. Boom Bap at Belmont Billiards located at 820 Watervliet Avenue. Dayton, Ohio. Belmont Billiards is open Monday-Saturday 5:30pm-2:30am

DJ Don Johnson and DJ Mike Cooley the Curator are the masterminds behind Boom Bap at Belmont. Both of these brothers produce, engineer and DJ. They also provide a never-ending supply of authentic original Boom Bap instrumentals for your enjoyment.

If you freestyle Boom Bap at Belmont is the place to be the first Saturday of every month.

If you are a producer Boom Bap at Belmont is the place be the First Saturday of every month.

CWA Members at AT&T Southwest Ratify New Contract

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CWA members working for AT&T Southwest wrapped up voting on Monday and have ratified a new, 4-year contract. The new contract includes improvements in wages, healthcare, pensions, and job security.

Workers covered by this contract will see a 5% increase starting on May 11 and a compounded average increase of over 15% over the course of the contract. There will also be a $1,000 ratification bonus. For healthcare, this contract represents the first reduction in healthcare costs in 15 years and will provide coverage to workers beginning on day one. And, in an effort to secure jobs in a changing economic environment, the bargaining team locked in language that fiber work will be the sole purview of the union and not contractors.

"The CWA Elected Bargaining Team,” said CWA District 6 Assistant to the Vice President and Bargaining Team Chair Billy Moffett, “is grateful for the support, unity, and solidarity we received not only from our membership in District 6 but across the country from this great union!”

In a message to District 6 members, CWADistrict 6 Vice President Derrick Osobase wrote, “This outcome is a direct reflection of your engagement, your solidarity, and your belief in the power of collective action.

“Throughout this process, you showed what it means to be ‘union strong.’ You made your voices heard—on the job, in mobilization efforts, and through your votes in the electronic ballot. You read the materials, attended meetings, asked tough questions, and took action. You reminded all of us that when members are informed, united, and involved, we win.

“This victory belongs to you!”