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Workshop For Caregivers Planned For Saturday
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
LILO
The Spotlight feature this week is Lilo. This young lady comes fully equipped with a level of maturity usually not attributed to one so young, and a vision to keep growing until she gets where she wants to be. When it’s all said and done, Lilo wants to leave a long- lasting impression on everyone who has been a part of her life and her journey. Congratulations, Lilo as this week’s Spotlight feature.
On Saturday, September 21st, Hillsborough County will host a symposium for care- givers. The event will take place at the Phyllis Busansky Adult Day Services Center, 4102 W. Spruce Street, from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.
The workshop is a free health fair and resource sym- posium to provide informa- tion, perspective, and advice to
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caregivers. Held annually, it is being presented by Hillsbor- ough County’s Aging Services.
It is designed to target those who take care of people with debilitating conditions such as dementia.
It highlights the reality that caring for a family member of loved one with serious physi- cal or mental challenges can take an emotional, financial,
and physical toll on the care- giver.
The workshop offers tips, outlines resources, and brings together experts and others facing similar situations in a relaxed, informative atmos- phere.
For more information, contact Britney Grant or Remona Singleton at (813) 644-5985.
North Carolina A&T Aggies No. 1 In Coaches, Media Polls
The North Carolina A&T Aggies earned a hard fought road win against Charleston Southern on Saturday (Sept. 14th) and remained No. 1 in the BOXTOROW Coaches and Media Polls for the third straight week. A&T is the unanimous choice in both polls.
In the Coaches Poll the top six spots remained the same despite losses by five teams as Bethune-Cook- man, Alcorn State, Southern, South Carolina State and Prairie View A&M all are be- hind the Aggies.
Southern was the only one of those teams to win Satur- day, defeating Edward Wa- ters.
No. 7 Alabama A&M re- enters the poll and No. 10 Arkansas-Pine Bluff enters
the poll for the first time since the 2013 season.
In the Media Poll, defend- ing CIAA champion, No. 8 Bowie State, is off to a 2-0 start and enters the poll for the first time this season. Alabama A&Mc also re-en- tered the poll.
The BOXTOROW HBCU FCS coaches poll and media poll are administered by
FROM THE PRESS BOX TO PRESS ROW. The coaches poll, in its 11th year is voted on by the HBCU Football Championship Subdivision coaches and the media poll, in its 13th year, is voted on by media members around the country who cover HBCU football.
For more information, boxtorow.com.
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