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1 week ago |
ospreyobserver.com | Marie Gilmore
The Valrico FishHawk Chamber of Commerce (VFCC) recently celebrated the achievements of four exceptional local high school seniors, awarding them $1,000 scholarships to support their academic futures. The scholarships were presented at the chamber’s April meeting, recognizing the hard work and dedication of these young individuals as they prepare to continue their education at prestigious universities.
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1 week ago |
ospreyobserver.com | Marie Gilmore
Greater Brandon Meals on Wheels volunteers Roberta Murphy (left) and Sue Parker were recognized for more than 42 years of volunteering service. Every weekday, over 200 of Brandon’s most vulnerable residents receive a visit from a Greater Brandon Meals on Wheels volunteer driver delivering a hot meal and a friendly face. These residents have been carefully screened for need, and without the daily meal delivery, many would have little to no contact with others during the week.
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3 weeks ago |
ospreyobserver.com | Marie Gilmore
On the second Thursday of every month, young artists come together for a 90-minute session to create seasonal artwork at Grace at Lithia Church on Lithia Pinecrest Road. Led by watercolor artist Carol McSpadden, the free art classes provide children with the opportunity to explore their creativity using canvases, paints, brushes and their imagination.
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1 month ago |
ospreyobserver.com | Marie Gilmore
In February, residents, business owners and local officials gathered at The Regent in Riverview for a preview of the upcoming Florida legislative session. The event, part of the Good Morning Brandon program, was hosted by the Greater Brandon Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Livingstone Academies, The Regent, TECO and Raulerson Castillo & Company. It provided businesses with an opportunity to ask questions and engage directly with elected representatives.
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1 month ago |
ospreyobserver.com | Marie Gilmore
Aquilla J. Morgan High School, the newest addition to the district, is set to open in August, bringing much-needed relief to nearby Lennard and Sumner high schools. The 359,000-square-foot school will introduce a variety of new programs and a state-of-the-art campus. Named after Aquilla Jackson Morgan, a beloved former Wimauma Elementary School teacher and dedicated community member, the school will be a testament to her legacy.
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