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For two months, former American Idol finalist and Broadway performer Syesha Mercado has fought to get back her baby boy after the child was placed into foster care during what she thought was a routine trip to the hospital.
Mercado and her partner, Tyron Deener, took their 13-month-old son into Johns Hopkins All Children s Hospital in St. Petersburg on Feb. 26. The couple said their son, Amen Ra, was still breastfeeding when Mercado’s milk supply had started to run dry. The child would not accept other fluids and they were having trouble feeding him.
What happened next took the Manatee County couple by surprise.
Former American Idol contestant Syesha Mercado fights for son s return from medical foster care
Kimberly Kuizon reports
BRADENTON, Fla. - Syesha Mercado s voice won over hearts 13 years ago as she took third place on American Idol. Now she s using her voice to fight for custody of her son. I refuse to let my story be unseen and unheard, said Mercado.
In late February, Mercado and her partner, Tyron Deener, said they brought their then 13-month-old son Amen Ra to Johns Hopkin s All Children s Hospital. I m a breastfeeding mother who recently found out that I was pregnant and my milk supply went down and my son was refusing to take the fluids we were giving him, she explained.
Lawton City Council discusses hiring company for marketing, advertising for Central Mall property, FISTA
Lawton City Council may hire firm to market, advertise for FISTA, Central Mall By Cheyenne Cole | April 13, 2021 at 8:55 PM CDT - Updated April 13 at 8:55 PM
LAWTON, Okla. (TNN) - Lawton City Council is considering marketing and advertising for Central Mall and FISTA to re-brand it and attract new tenants.
The money would come from the Hotel-Motel Tax Economic Development Fund. To start it would be about $80,000.
Councilman Jay Burk said the city knew when they bought the mall, they’d have to remarket and redevelop it to make it more attractive to new tenants.