Page 15 - 3-27-15 Friday's Edition

Features
Miss Blake Contestants Visit
Entertainment
City Council, TPD Headquarters
Company To Host
The young ladies at Howard W. Blake High School, who are vying for the title of “Miss Blake,” visited Tampa City Council on Thursday as part of a field trip.
They were introduced during Council meeting, toured City Hall and the Tampa Police Dept.
Mrs. Tameca John- son, Journalism Teacher and Advisor to the Jacket and Yearbook, chaperoned the young ladies. (Photos by Briana Flouro- Smith, 10th grade Blake Journalism stu- dent)
Easter Egg Hunt
The Miss Howard W. Blake contestants shown with City Coun- cilman Frank Reddick are: Victoria Holland, Shayla Watkins, Zoe Lennox, Sharon Cancio, Clarissa Thornton and Mekeia Butler.
BY LEON B. CREWS Sentinel Staff Writer
On Saturday, April 4th, Hot Steppaz Entertainment, Incorporated and Boutique will be hosting its first an- nual Easter egg hunt with the theme, “Easter Egg-A- Doodle-Doo.”
Hot Steppaz Entertain- ment and Boutique founder, Sasha Lundy, said the theme was her young daugh- ter’s idea, and she decided to stick with it.
“To better serve the com- munity I call home, I decided to have the Easter Egg Hunt in the parking lot of the Hall of Fame Banquet Hall, 11106 North 30th Street. It will begin at noon and end at 4 p. m.
“The event will feature an Easter bunny character for the kids and other treats like bouncers and slides. There will also be free food and beverages, and the entire
SASHA LUNDY
community is involved.” Lundy said this is her way of giving back to the community she’s been a part
of for the past two years. “It’s always in my heart to do something for the kids, so I am planning other events for the summer to give them something positive to do, and keep them off the
streets.
“I only ask that the par-
ents stay with their children for the Easter Egg Hunt.”
Former Superintendent MaryEllen Elia was at the City Council Chambers and posed with the “Miss Blake” contestants.
The contestants also toured the Tampa Police Department Headquarters downtown and were introduced to Police Chief Jane Castor, center.
FYI
College To Offer High School Students Free Salon Services
The Tampa campus of Remington College will offer free Prom Night Makeover services to high school students. The serv- ices will be provided on des- ignated days.
This marks the 6th An- nual Prom Night Makeover promotion that the college is sponsoring. Since the in- ception of the program, Remington College has pro- vided the free services to more than 3,000 students.
Students who plan to at- tend his or her prom will re-
ceive free hairstyles, mani- cures, and pedicures for girls. The boys will receive free haircuts.
All of the free services will be provided on Friday, April 7 and Friday, May 15, between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. The services will be done in The Salon at Rem- ington, 6302 E. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd.
Anyone wishing to find out more about the program or to schedule an appoint- ment can call (813) 316- 4470.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2015 FLORIDA SENTINEL BULLETIN PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY PAGE 3-B