Last week, the U. S. Department of Labor selected the Computer Mentors Group, Inc., as one of 15 organizations in the country to receive a grant to help young offenders. During a press conference Monday, U. S. Congresswoman Kathy Castor and several members of the community gathered to announce the award to the community. The grant, valued at $1,007,149,000, is to benefit 66 young offenders with necessary training. Computer Mentors Group, Inc., was the only organization in the southeastern United States to become a recipient of the grant. Attending the press conference were from left to right: Ethan Floyd, a former student and now summer employee of Computer Mentors, Inc.; Mrs. Doretha Edgecomb, School Board Chair; U. S. Congresswoman Kathy Castor; Ralph Smith, Founder and Executive Director of Computer Mentors Group, Inc.; State Representative Betty Reed; and Hillsborough County Commissioner Les Miller, Jr. (Photography by BRUNSON).