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Memoriam
Community Resource Fair
‘Operation Lookout’
Contractors In Jail
Local
Crime
In Loving Memory Of Our Mother
MRS. FANNIE M. ROBINSON 11-22-50 — 10-15-18
One year has faded and time has passed, but when you have truly loved some- one as we love and miss you, no amount of time can ever erase our time we’ve spent with you.
Those memories will be in our hearts forever until we meet again.
Your children and family.
The City of Tampa Com- munity Resource Fair will be held on Saturday, October 26, 2019 at Young Mid- dle Magnet School, 1807 E. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Tampa, FL 33610.
There will be a large array of resources to help citizens learn how to rent or buy a
home, get a job, learn a trade, access services, reduce bills, and receive valuable in- formation on improving health.
To pre-register for the event, please visit tam- pagov.net/HCD. You may also register on the day of the event at Young Middle Mag- net School.
An undercover sting has landed 17 people in Pinellas County in jail. The sting took place over a two-day period.
According to po- lice, the Pinellas County Economic Crimes Unit, along with several other agencies, conducted the sting and ar- rested the unli- censed contractors.
The 17 suspects are facing a com- bined 38 charges. The charges include unlicensed specialty
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Women’s Hall Of Fame Accepting Nominations
The Hillsborough County Commission on the Status of Women is currently accepting nominations for the 2020 Women’s Hall Of Fame. The deadline to make a nomina- tion is Monday, November 4, 2019, at 5 p.m.
The Hillsborough County Commission on the Status of Women was created in 2011 to honor and celebrate the achievements of women in Hillsborough County who have made significant contri- butions in areas such as busi- ness, education, philanthropy, the military, and public service to improve the lives of residents in Hills- borough County.
Since its inception, the or- ganization has recognized and honored 33 notable women through induction into the Women’s Hall of Fame.
All Women’s Hall of Fame inductees are permanently recognized with a plaque dis- played at the Tampa Conven- tion Center.
Nomination forms can be obtained by contacting Eliz- abeth Cardenas at (813) 274-6790; or at www.HCFLGOV.NET/COSW -HALL-OF-FAME.
UNLICENSED CONTRACTORS
contracting worker’s
fraud, and criminal charges.
The undercover operation began on Wednesday, Octo- ber 9, and concluded on Fri- day, October 11th.
violations, compensation
various
other
DEATH LISTING
AIKENS FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. Debra Cason, Tampa
Mr. Leslie Estremara, Columbus, Ohio
Mr. Cyril Lambert, Tampa
Mr. Jeffery Nelson, Tampa
Mr. Willie Nelson, Tampa
Mrs. Valarie Schlosser, Tampa
Mr. Milton Stills, Philadelphia, Pennsylva- nia
Mr. Benjamin York, Tampa
GUDES FUNERAL HOME Aric Adkins, Tampa
JACKSON FUNERAL HOME
Ms. Cassandra Kirnon, Tampa
RAY WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. Cynthia Joyce Al- tine, Tampa
Ms. Betty Beaver, Tampa
Mr. Joseph Cambridge, Tampa
Mr. John Foster, Tampa
Ms. Annie Hill, Tampa
Mr. Vaughn Jackson, Brandon, Florida
Mr. Odie Jones, Tampa
Ms. Beatrice Mobley, Tampa
Mr. Darian Welch- Weaver, Seffner, Florida
WILSON FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. Patricia Ann Young-Andrews, Tampa
Mrs. Yolanda Maria Sykes-Daniels, Plant City, Florida
Mr. Charlie Lee Hall, Tampa
Mr. Daniel J. Harris, III, Land ’O Lakes, Florida Mr. Randolph Mack,
Florida
Ms. Maud Simpson,
Florida
Ms. Debra A. Thomas,
Riverview, Florida
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