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Line Dancers Heart- Rates-A-Thon
Line Dancers from far and near gathered at Rowlett Park recently for the Heart-Rates-A-Thon. Theresa Fallen sponsored the event to help inform the public about the importance of movement with dance for healthy living. (Pho- tos by Julia Jackson)
Members of the Ultimate Dance Group serenaded Theresa Fallen. They are: Mamie Roberson, Thelma Thompson, Trenea Brown, Theresa Fallen, Melvin Campbell, Lynora Rainner, and Pat Allison.
HOPE Building Dedication
Helping Our People Excel (HOPE) held the dedication of another facility on Tuesday, April 19, 2017. The HOPE building sits at the corner of Chelsea and 34th St., where a once nuisance bar stood and the site of deadly accidents. Mayor Bob Buckhorn and others from the city participated. Photos by Frederick Harris)
Daniel Dean, who constructed the building, is shown with Mayor Bob Buckhorn outside the new building on the corner of Chelsea and 34th St.
Suzette Dean, Tony Cole, Arthur “Moochie” McCarr and Sharla Jenkins at the dedication of the building.
From left, community activist, Richedean Hills-Aakbar, Carla Lewis, Neighborhood Liaison Community Partnerships & Neighborhood Engage- ment, A Division of Neighborhood Empowerment, City of Tampa; and Com- munity DJ Randall ‘C’.
Major Rocky Ratliff, City of Tampa Police Dept., Richiedean Hills-Aakbar, Jasmine Matear, Administrative Assistant to Rep. Sean Shaw; Officer Sara A. Bartoe, Jerry Miller, and Augustus Wimberly supported the dedication.
Darla N. Primley, Tracy Thomas, Martha Cummings and Lynette Rollins.
Keila Fallen Crannley reg- istered guests during the re- ception.
These Line Dancers are: Kris Taylor, Yvette Bright, Paula Lambert, Brenda Redd and Fran Newly.
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