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January 27, 2002
Tampa Bay: January 27, 2002
Hillsborough County news
Police offer of help touches off struggle
TAMPA -- A Tampa police officer offering assistance to a stranded motorist Saturday morning ended up shooting the man after a violent struggle by the side of the road, police said.
Man arrested in hit-and-run of 8-year-old
Tampa police arrested a 30-year-old Temple Terrace man Saturday in connection with a hit-and-run accident at 12:20 a.m. involving an 8-year-old girl.
Ernest Hooper
Street rhythms, a calendar of our own, good cheese
As the first few notes rise out of Max Pierre's tenor saxophone, you recognize the tune almost instantly.
Tampa Bay headlines
Talk of censure hangs over USF
Gasparilla begins with the kids
The $257,000 dance
Week in review
Pinellas headlines
Siblings and surgeons
Council candidates could win by default
Flutter builds to design a flag to herald Seminole
Sonic plans new store on parcel at Plaza 66
Recovery havens or flophouses? City will decide
St. Pete High to cut IB program by 20 kids
Turf surfers win space in Indian Rocks
Redington Beach will seek town clerk, again
'You all need to get your act together'
Keep one-way streets, Virginian says
What's up on campus
When all creatures great and small die
DOT sees the light, and VOILA!, problem solved
Early risers treated to stirring King tribute
St. Petersburg man fatally shot in alley
Home of baked goodies relocates
Blaze from crash kills motorcyclist
Local developer joins Yacht Basin project
Neighborhood vote favors revamped Walter Fuller Park
Super Bowl sand sculpture at center of rift wins award
County may look at a city of Lealman
Kids rally for good care
Seventh-graders attend college for a day
Neighbors say halfway houses are flophouses
Caustic or just candid? Depends on perspective
Charter school plans to use church site
Clearwater Aquatic team captures Winter title
New news proves good news for SPC men
Junior championships will be held in Florida
Public services, up close and personal
Healers in greasepaint
Chief: Allow officers to take cars home
Veteran at MOSI picked for museum
Wayward lawyer leaves clients hanging
Do your part to help schools
In Dunedin, questions of control, communication
New voting machines on display
News of Florida
Candidates may keep quiet on death penalty
Former state Supreme Court justice, 68, dies
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