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Birthday Greetings
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
ASIA
This week, we bring you Asia as our Spotlight feature. Although her looks are stunning, don’t think for one minute she’s not accustomed to working hard to achieve her goals. Asia loves being in front of the camera and is a very outgoing and fun person. Asia is never so busy that she forgets her friends and family, as well as the others who have supported her along the way. Let’s all learn a lot from Asia and congratulate her for appearing as this week’s Spotlight feature.
Happy 8th Birthday
ZAYMEIA STOKES, TRADIA CLARKE, ZYTAVIEION BROOKINS,
AND ANTONIA STEWART
Happy 8th birthday to my sweet daughter, Antonia!
TRADIA CLARKE AND ANTONIA STEWART
Feature
Attendees Left In Dark At School Basketball Game
MS. TAMARA SHAMBURGER Hillsborough County School Board Chairperson
BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor
Tuesdaynight,theMiddle-
This photograph was taken at Middleton High School during a recent basketball game.
ton High School Tigers Basket- ball Team took on the King
Lions in a high scoring game. King walked away with the vic- tory.
However, some game at- tendees were concerned about the campus after the game. The parking lots were in total darkness. Several parents at- tending the game said that the parking area was so dark, it created the perfect atmosphere for a crime to take place.
When contacted by the
Sentinel, Ms. Tamara Shamburger, Chairperson of the Hillsborough County School Board, said she was un- aware of the situation and that she would find out why the lights were off.
Ms. Shamburger stated that through her inquiry, she learned that the timers for the lights had not been changed when time changed last month. She also said that the situation would be corrected so that game attendees feel safe when attending games.
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