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Saving Lives...Staying Home: How Do You Handle Staying At Home?
It has been about more than 10 weeks since Hillsborough County and the City of Tampa were told to save lives by staying at home.
For many, it has been an op- portunity to readjust their lifestyles. Here, some residents are showing how they handled staying at home and enjoying it. (Photos by Julia Jackson)
Mark Trutler demonstrates on Zoom how to stay healthy by exercising right in your home.
Felicia Quinton says she always makes her “lunch and dinner shakes to continue what I started before this issue came about.” Felicia says to al- ways mix what you enjoy – fruits and veggies.
Brandon Ruttline handles being homebound by demonstrating on Facebook to young bikers the impor- tance of having bike riders’ gear and wearing a helmet at all times.
Kurt Brizals says while staying at home, try to keep calm by relax- ing in your favorite chair.
New St. Paul AME Church Opens Food Bank For Community
New St. Paul AME Church opened its food bank recently for the community during this time of Coronavirus pandemic. They filled bags with vegetables and fruits that were distributed to passersby. RJ Steverson is the Pastor. (Photos by Julia Jackson)
Dot and Donean McDaniels assisted with preparing food for the baskets.
William Sanders assisted with loading food bags into vehi- cles.
Imma Ross and Clydel McGlaire were among those who came through.
Dee Merritt-Bell of Greater Mt. Carmel AME Church, as- sisted with registration.
Member Emma Griffin with cabbage and water melon that was included in the food bags.
Joan Dawson assisted with preparing fruit bags that con- sisted of corn, green beans cab- bage, potatoes, bread, apples and other items.
Ronnie DeMuss and her niece, Pam Blocker helped to prepare the food bags.
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