Sadie Dean
Wednesday, January 9, 2019
Andrew Joseph, III Memorial Weekend
Public Service Announcement: We Can't Stop and Won't Stop It was suppose to be a day where invited students would come out and catch the fun, it's website during 2014 stated that safety was the number #1 priority and then February 7, 2014, Andrew Joseph, III was killed at 14 years old a evening out with friends proved deadly.
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Join Us As We Remember Andrew Joseph, III "Protect Children" Memorial". Please note that 5 years will soon approach and still no accountability.
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2.8.2019 Florida State Fairgrounds I4-301
Hillsborough County Health Department's Dirty Little Secrets
Health officials offered free vaccinations after a Hepatitis A scare at Hamburger Mary’s in Ybor City last October, but a Dirty Dining special investigation revealed that restaurant wasn’t the only one with infected workers.
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ABC Action News anchor and I-Team Reporter Wendy Ryan uncovered four other restaurants had Hepatitis A infections in just 2018 alone, but Hillsborough County kept it all a secret from the public.
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Dr. Douglas Holt, head of the Hillsborough County Health Department, admits Hepatitis A has become a local epidemic, but still insists the public has no right to know the names of those four restaurants
with infected workers. here
with infected workers. here
Ybor City Ride Views from the SAG Wagon
The Crew from the Ybor City Ride from College Park, FL to Ybor City, FL. 103 exciting miles with friends. Views from
the SAG Wagon.
the SAG Wagon.
Tuesday, January 8, 2019
Ed's Go Plan in Ybor City
Donald L Dowridge Jr
With Glen Eich
Faithe Ann Estes
Commissioner Pat Kemp
1920 7th Ave. Ybor City
Visit Ed here
John Godwin for Tampa
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Promising new and innovative leadership, Godwin said he will help prepare Tampa to be a 21st century city while protecting its history and character. more
Monday, January 7, 2019
Asher’s Choice for Activist of the Year
First I want to recognize Dayna Lazarus for her tireless efforts to advocate for equitable transit and social justice. Our community is stronger thanks to her work!
My second choice honors Glen Eich for his outstanding job in galvanizing the “Ybor 6” to oppose the Rays Stadium being built in Ybor — his efforts helped to save historic Ybor from becoming drowned in commercialist chaos. Thank you Dayna and Glen!
Florida Banana Republicans Dennis Baxley and Rick Roth
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Over the past few decades, Floridians frustrated that the Legislature won’t advance important reforms have gone directly to the ballot box to pass amendments to the Florida Constitution. But that could get harder under a new proposal by two Republican legislators.
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Central Florida Republican Dennis Baxley has introduced a resolution in the Florida Senate that would increase the percentage needed to pass Florida Constitutional amendments from 60 percent to 66 and two-thirds percent. A companion bill has been filed by Palm Beach County Republican Rick Roth in the Florida House of Representatives. HERE
In Memoriam | A Homeless Memorial in Tampa
6 p.m., Monday, Jan. 28 - The Portico
We will gather in memory of those who lost their lives in 2018 while living outside. This homeless memorial service honors the dignity and worth of people without shelter whom we've lost this year. They are the faceless names of those who many of us did not know, but we gather to honor their memory and give voice to the societal issue of homelessness. INFO
Sunday, January 6, 2019
HART Meeting Monday, featuring Jarrett Walker
Place: 1201 E. 7th Avenue 3rd floor
Time: 9:00 AM Monday January 7th
If you can't make it to the meeting, you can watch the video later at the HART YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/user/harttransit
Donna Davis on Sputnik
By Any Means Necessary hosts Eugene Puryear and Bob Schlehuber talk to Donna Davis Community Organizer in Tampa, Florida to talk about efforts and roadblocks to implementing Amendment 4 in Florida which would restore voting rights for those with felony convictions after the complete all terms of their sentence.
What Democrats can be learned from Andrew Gillum's gubernatorial loss in Florida, and the history of discontent between progressives and moderate centrists in the United States. here
What Democrats can be learned from Andrew Gillum's gubernatorial loss in Florida, and the history of discontent between progressives and moderate centrists in the United States. here
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