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Police Urge Parents To Get Involved During Spring Break
Law enforcement in Hills- borough County is encourag- ing parents to take an active role during Spring Break. Spring Break in Hillsborough County begins on Monday, March 13th and ends on Fri- day, March 17th.
The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office wants parents to know: “Where their teenagers are going?” “Who they are going with?” And, “Is the activity the teenagers are participating in safe and age appropriate?”
A spokesperson for the
Sheriff’s Office offers addi- tional safety tips: have your child check in with you every few hours; know who they are hanging out with; if traveling who is the driver and is he or she responsible.
If they are going to a theme park or movies, make sure they have money. If they are going to the beach, then they should have plenty of water and sunscreen.
Parents should also make sure their child has a cell phone to communicate with the parents and check in throughout the day.
Lockhart Student’s Winning Poster To Travel To Los Angeles
Miracle Hollis, a 5th grader at Lockhart Elemen- tary Magnet School, is the el- ementary Magnet Schools of America (MSA) poster win- ner. During the spring, Mir- acle’s poster will travel to Los Angeles, CA to compete nationally.
Lead Teacher, Meredith Mullen said Miracle’s poster will be representing el- ementary schools across Hillsborough County.
Her artwork embodies the 5 Magnet Pillars, which in- clude: Diversity, Innovative Curriculum and Professional Development, Academic Ex- cellence, High Quality In- structional Systems and Family and Community Part- nerships.
Ms. Kathryn Dickens
said the national winner will be announced during the MSA Conference April 26-30, 2017 in Los Angeles.
Miracle is the daughter of Ms. Natalie Anderson.
Miracle Hollis, center, displays her winning poster. She is joined by Ms. Sharon Waite, Principal of Lockhart, and Robert Cox, HCPS Supervisor of Magnet Schools. Dr. Margaret Fisher is one of her mentors at Lockhart.
Tampa International Airport
To Host Job Fair to Fill 200 Positions
Tampa International Air- port is hosting its sixth con- cessions job fair on Monday, March 13, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Hillsborough County Aviation Authority Board Room.
Airport concessionaires are looking to fill more than 200 positions for shops and restaurants throughout the airport, including for both ex- isting concessions and up- coming openings. More hiring opportunities will arise as additional concessions open throughout this year. Participants in this month’s job fair include the compa- nies representing Burger 21, Panda Express, New York New York Pizza, RumFish Grill, Chick-fil-A, Auntie
Anne’s, Four Green Fields, Ybor City news convenience and coffee shop, Bay to Bay news convenience store, Air Essentials retail store and restaurants represented in Marches C and F, including Goody Goody, Ulele, Louis Pappas Fresh Greek and more. These hourly positions include servers, bartenders, utility workers, cashiers, prep cooks, line cooks, supervisors and sales associates.
The openings come as part of the airport’s comprehen- sive concessions overhaul that will bring 69 new shops, restaurants and services to TPA with an exciting new mix of flavors, designs and busi- ness owners.
More than 40 percent of
the new food and beverage concepts are dedicated to local brands, including such favorites as Columbia Restaurant, Four Green Fields and Buddy Brew Cof- fee. Participation in the Air- port Concessions Disadvantaged Business En- terprise (ACDBE) increased from three companies to 15.
All of the new concessions are expected to be open by the end of this year, and more than a third are already open and operating. For more in- formation on concessions op- portunities at Tampa International, please visit us online at www.TampaAir- port.com/employment-op- portunities.
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