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February 24, 2002
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[Times photo: Ken Helle]
TAMPA -- In sessions with a psychiatrist, a young Michael Gonzalez was asked to express his feelings through pictures. Putting crayon to paper, the boy unveiled two separate sides of his soul. Story |
Mary Jo Melone
It's out with slightly worn, in with the newly built
Every time I set foot in Jacobson's in Old Hyde Park Village, I expected to be immediately discovered for who and what I was and shown the door. My wallet was too thin, my clothes too casual, my dress size too large for the starved, flat-chested look that Jacobson's, like every other high-end department store, featured.
Top stories
Schools attempt to think smaller
Districts must construct smaller schools or adjust existing ones to meet state caps on student enrollment.
Bleeding money
A paper trail of hospital bills -- mostly unpaid -- shows how Bayfront's trauma center walks the line between providing an invaluable community asset and staying solvent.
Weather expected to be clear but cool
After two straight days of gray skies and nonstop drizzle, the Tampa Bay area can expect a return to sunshine.
Metro week in review
Notes sent home about kids' weight
South Pinellas headlines
City buys property to rebuild Midtown
Candidates address priorities, relations
Air potatoes reduced, but still a park nuisance
22nd Street transition
Election will bring youth and new ideas
Charlie Hunter fuses with jazz partners
Volunteers read to kids, then give gift of books
Who are the 'bums' of Williams Park?
Inspired, not tired
Know your candidates
5 vie for 2 seats in South Pasadena
Do-gooders compete in Gulfport
Incumbents challenged in Treasure Island
Students tackle mind benders for Odyssey
Young basks in double honors
Athlete assists another with goal
Activists take on the drug dealers in march
A word or two on me before our paths cross
Dinner to go
Gateway will indulge in Bath & Body Works store
Dishwasher, Elvis fan will be missed
Beaches notebook
Decision on land remains in limbo
Canine dogma relaxes at St. Pete Beach parks
Owner suing city over denied corporate retreat
What's up on campus
Students help 'mash' air potato problem
WaterWorks members make an early splash
Suncoast champion SPC takes aim at state tourney
Strikers, Cullum kingpins entering last round
North Pinellas headlines
Movie theater's draw: See and be seen
Largo may try to peer into future
On this range, avoid birdies
Dimmitt's dealing days not over
Should preserve host ball fields?
Jury acquits four men on rape charges
Hillsborough headlines
Two blaze path of fear in Tampa
Deputy in Tampa accused of sex crime
Return of man who set fires upsets neighbors
North of Tampa
Boggs steps up to Wharton plate
A loner's story
Developer haggles, wants 83 homes
A rare day for special pupils
Prep Notebook
Wharton learns from past disappointment
Age matters not to tennis champ
Damaged irrigation system due for repair
Neighborhood notebook
The clean squad
Freedom has mascot down Pat
Chamberlain principal breaks another barrier
Open & shut
News of Florida
Insured sue, claiming credit bias
Bush-bashing alive in Democrat stronghold
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