North of Tampa: January 20, 2002
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What's gold, black and white all over?
[Times photo: Mike Pease]
That would be Donna Montagnino. Hair's just her job. The Steelers are her life. Anyone tempted to remind her that it's just a football team probably shouldn't. |
Keystone project includes small hotel
Developers request a zoning change to build a cluster of apartments, shops, offices and the 120-room hotel.
Zoning
Hillsborough County commissioners recently approved the following requests:
Open & Shut
CARROLLWOOD
Cold weather stalls SR 56 project
The road, a much-anticipated alternative to Bruce B. Downs Boulevard, won't open until April after the cold delayed asphalt coating.
School's expansion moves forward
ODESSA -- All that supporters of a new Carrollwood Day School complex on Michigan Avenue needed was a redefinition of what an elementary school is.
Critics snip away at landscape ordinance
A citizens' advisory board says the rules requiring Florida-friendly plants would likely be hard on businesses and new homeowners.
Virtuoso at all of 11
When not Rollerblading and excelling at math, Eva Dou can be found at the piano, honing her extraordinary talent.
Cut and a concert
A Ugo's Place salon, Ugo DeAmbrogio will apply some color and serenade you with Back to Sorrento.
Cub Scouts whittle way to visions of glory
Blocks of pine have been formed, painted and carefully weighted for today's Pinewood Derby Grand Prix.
Neighborhood Notebook
Northdale association schedules election
Prep sports notebook
Feisty Gaither girls defeated by Wharton
Hillel girls basketball finishes perfect season
The team was 12-0 in the Florida West Coast League, composed of small private schools.
Class act
She's been nominated five times as Teacher of the Year, including this year. But her real trophies are the former students who still remember their special teacher.
Schools roundup
ADAMS MIDDLE: Birthday notices can be placed on the marquee for $10. Order forms are available at the office. Birthdays are posted first come, first served. For information, call 975-7665.
