January 5, 2002
Tampa Bay: January 5, 2002
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A blip of warmth, a blast of cold
[Times photo: Fred Victorin]
About 3,000 St. Petersburg residents lost power as bay area temperatures plunged. Today could bring a brief respite. |
South Pinellas County news
Alcohol involved in fatal boat crash
Lights on the boat and the unlit jetty may have contributed to the crash.
DNA tests lead to more charges
A man charged with one armed sexual assault is now being investigated in connection with almost two dozen assaults.
Police turnover rising in St. Petersburg
Low pay and low morale are cited as reasons that the number of officers leaving has risen steadily since '98.
Remark by ex-chief widely remembered
Most of those present recall Mack Vines using the word "orangutan," but the impact and context varied from listener to listener.
Tampa Bay headlines
Gator fans lament coach's departure
Aisenberg audiotapes to be released
Missing man now accused in shooting
Police turnover rising in St. Petersburg
Remark by ex-chief widely remembered
Tampa Bay briefs
North Pinellas headlines
5 elderly residents left in facility
Officer's vision becomes a park
Errant truck slams into man's bedroom
Carrying on a family tradition: dove bearer
Peace Corps volunteer's goals recalled
Bark park provides a new treat for dogs
Ministers frown on gambling boat plan
Llama papers, video released
Landmark Belleair Garage now soot, dangling boards
Hillsborough headlines
Embattled former judge to run for mayor
Officer accidentally shoots his leg
Hard landing damages police copter
Bohemian's music lives; ace counter tallies birds
Sandra Thompson
Warmth scarce in the last resort
News of Florida
Former inmate savors freedom from death row
Manatee deaths, debate rise
Wildlife agency director to resign
Lucy Morgan
Advocate criticized lawmakers unfairly
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