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January 13, 2002
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Learning on the loose
[Times photo: James Borchuck]
A primary school's littlest students embark on Pinellas County's first public Montessori program. Their education is hands-on and less structured. |
Top stories
MacDill dominates chunk of sky
TAMPA -- It is a cylinder of air, about 11 miles across, starting at the surface of the South Tampa peninsula and reaching up to 1,600 feet -- a plug of sky where intruders are assumed to be the enemy and risk getting shot down.
Friends and family mourn teenage pilot
PALM HARBOR -- Because Charles Bishop always wanted to be an Air Force pilot, his friend Emerson Favreau cut a stripe off one of his father's Air Force shirts and placed it in his friend's casket.
Tampa Bay briefs
Jeep crashes into trees, killing Lutz firefighter
The week in review
Backers bail on museum that floats
South Pinellas headlines
Police chief opens up, with car
Learning on the loose
Assembly like one big therapy session
Longtime city leader hangs up council hat
Neighbors turn out to derail skate park
Pass error confounds toll booth scanners
Left turn on U.S. 19 opened at 110th Ave.
4th false alarm to thin city wallets
Taxpayers strengthen families -- and society
Links chapter brings in the New Year in style
Rely on public officials, not lobbyists
Decision split council but city emerged winner
Woman killed, two injured in wreck
Little League pioneer George Kickliter die
Incomplete applications cost neighborhoods grants
Some pupils may be asked to move
Police officers getting pay raise
New Publix's reach could be great
City approves Childs Park athletic complex
City can help motorists avoid breaking the law
Weight room welcomes kids again
Step by step, mall walkers enjoy the fun
Childs Park kids to play at new athletic complex
City to organize new youth board
What's up on campus
Gymnasts make jump to college competition
Tritons take hot streak into conference play
Tourney director Garrett strikes up many friendships
Catholic school hires a legacy
Rotarian awards honor city's top cops
North Pinellas headlines
Aungst likely to be alone in mayor's race
Swept into media whirl
Bird count shows more species in north county
Candidates remain ho-hum on forum
If red lights don't stop you, then police might
Stauffer to patch up Anclote shoreline
Retirees make difference in students' lives
Headlines through the years
Hillsborough headlines
Budget ills befall full-service schools
Grieving dog owners sue two vets
News of Florida
Governor hopefuls zero in on problems
Terror sweep a battle of rights and safety
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