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Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Any Hillsborough County resident who wants a free COVID-19 Coronavirus test can get one, but only if they call ahead. Still, people need to get a testing appoint- ment by calling (813) 272- 5900 between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. weekdays. People do not need to have insurance or a doctor's note to get a test. A photo ID with a name and date of birth is requested at the testing sites, located at the following: Raymond James Stadium, Community Resource Center in East Tampa (Lee Davis), Commu- nity Resource Center in Plant City, Community Resource Center in SouthShore, and County Health Department.
Hotlines: Pinellas: 727- 824-6900; Hillsborough: 813-307-8000; Pasco: 727- 619-0300; Polk: 863-519- 7900.
Health authorities say the best way to protect your- self is to follow basic good hy- giene practices.
Progress Village Civic Council News
Call your news for Progress Village and sur- rounding areas to Linda Washington, (813) 741- 3604.
BY JULIA JACKSON
PASTOR RJ STEVENSON
HOMETOWN: Goldsboro, NC, Currently residing in Tampa, FL
PASTOR: New Saint Paul AME Church, 4603 N. 42nd Street, | Tampa, FLa
OWNER: Kreative Koncepts Production & Design (Tampa)
MEMBER: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. (Fall '98 Eta Psi/Tampa Alumni)
INSPIRATIONAL THOUGHTS: "It is my desire that New St. Paul becomes an active part of the Tampa Bay community by: 1) developing community- based pro- gramming to address the spiritual, physical and men- tal well-being of all people; 2) providing a conduit of support with resources and opportunities to advance the welfare of our community; and 3) being a relevant example of the ministry of Jesus Christ and His char- acter so that others will desire to embrace a lifestyle of salvation."
EBONY MAN
June Birthday Celebrants
“Happy Birthday” to past and present Villagers cele- brating this month. Dorothy McHenry, 6/1; Carol Ennis Sheppad, Mary Hobley, and Shirley Clark, 6/3; Al Smith, 6/6; Dwayne Sanders, Jr., 6/7, Kenneth Washington, Alfred Hamilton and Michael Reid, 6/8; Shunda Ervin, 6/15; Amos Seffield, 6/17; Rose Murphy, 6/21; Pastor Rockey Vann, Lizzie Banks, and Kevin Ander- son, 6/23; Tracy Harris, 6/25; Stanley Wilson and James Lott, 6/27; Hosea Daniels and Richard Barr, 6/29.
Sick And Shut-Ins
Lifting up our fellow Vil- lagers and friends in prayer: Mary Hobley, Marion Washington, Oliva Darby, Gwendola Small, Hilrie Kemp, Jr., Clennie McCray, Elouise Griffin, Thelma Singleton, Catherine Clark, Nina Small, Rudolph Tolbert, Lillian Tolbert, Henri- etta Sanders, and Shirley Griffin.
Progress Village Parade Of Graduates, Class Of 2020
You are amazing! Al- though the completion of your school year did not end traditionally, you finished it strong and the Village is proud of each of you.
To show you how much we care, there will be a PV4LIFE Class of 2020 Pa- rade on Sunday, June 14th from 2PM until 4PM. Line- up will take place at the OLD BIG Park, 1:30PM. VILLAGERS: Show your love by joining the ‘In car’ parade with your decorated cars, honking your horns and loud cheers!
2020 Village Graduates
LeeJah Johnson – Tampa Bay Christian Acad- emy; DaVinayen Flowers – Tampa Bay Technical High School; Zania Hernandez – Tampa Bay Technical High School; Darius Gaffney – Spoto High School; Isaiah Saffold – Spoto High School; Tress Jacobs – Tampa Preparatory High School; Deshawn Sanders – Riverview High School; Qamar Tariq Mummad – Spoto High School.
Progress Village Foundation
Any student living in Progress Village for the past 5 years and is in the 9th through 12th grade, may re- ceive $25.00 for each time they made the Honor Roll during this school year. In addition, graduating seniors can receive $100 cash.
For more information about the monies for Honor Roll, Graduation, or the Scholarship money, you may call Mrs. Lois C. S. Bow- ers at 813-677-6438 or Mrs. Linda Washington at 813- 741- 3604, or visit www.pro- gressvillagefoundation.org.
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