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All About You!
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
MANDA
This week’s Spotlight feature, we bring you the lovely Manda. This young lady is an outgoing and op- timistic person who loves taking pictures as long as they depict her as being classy. Manda wants to leave a long lasting impression on everyone who has been a part of her life and her journey. We hope this ex- posure will help Manda reach her goals, and we thank her for allowing us to feature her as this week’s Spotlight feature.
Graduates From Plant High School
AGE: 17
PARENT(S): Cherrell Akins and Stanley Moody GPA: 6.28
AWARDS and HON- ORS: National Honor So- ciety; Beta Honor Society; Science Honor Society; Vice President of Scholars 2 Honor Society; and Par- ticipant of 2018 Rising Stars Academy ACTIVITIES: Pridettes (Step Team); Kiwi Service Club; and Student Govern- ment
COLLEGE OR CA- REER: Pre-Med at USF
TALAYSHA MOODY
C. Blythe Andrews, Jr. Public Library
Dedication Is Sunday
The Dedication of the new C. Blythe Andrews, Jr. Public Library will take place on Sun- day, May 26, 2019, at 2 p. m. The library is located at 2607 E. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.
The Andrews Family has been working closely with Andrew Brienbaugh, Di- rector of Library Services for Hillsborough County, and the Librarian for C. Blythe An- drews, Jr. Public Library, Ms. Raishra Bailey, for the cel- ebration of the new building.
The doors to the Library closed in 2017 to be demol- ished and rebuilt. The services were transferred to Cyrus Greene Community Center and Ragan Park Community Center.
The new building is in re- sponse to the changing needs of customers and the high usage. The Andrews family and the community assisted in the planning of the new building.
The library, which was built in 1994 as College Hill Public Library, was renamed in honor of C. Blythe An- drews, Jr., Chairman of the Board and lifelong journalist of the Florida Sentinel Bul- letin, in 2010.
The public is invited to come and see the “state of the art” structure.
Armwood High School Graduate
AGE: 18
PARENTS: Rev. Byron and Wendy Pressley, Sr. GPA: 2.5
CHURCH: First Mt. Carmel AME Church AWARDS: Hawktastic Award
ACTIVITIES: JV and Varsity Football (1 yr) COLLEGE: TCC – FAMU/FSU – Major: Me- chanical Engineering
BRANDON PRESSLEY
Missing Identical Twins Found Safe
The St. Petersburg Police De- partment has lo- cated identical twin girls.
They have
been
safely re-
united
with their family. The girls were reported missing Wednesday after they failed to return home from school.
Police said Brenika and Brentasia Newton, 11- years-old, are students at John Hopkins Middle School. They were supposed to arrive home around 5 p.m., but never arrived. They were located later Wednes- day and returned home.
Police thanks everyone who helped to locate the girls.
Brenika and Brentasia Newton
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