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March 13, 2002
Tampa Bay: March 13, 2002
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Break to shake
[Times photo: Toni L. Sandys]
Harlem Globetrotter Matthew "Showbiz" Jackson dances with Treasure Island resident Julie Ryczek during Tuesday's game at the Ice Palace in Tampa. Tickets to the event were a present for Ryczek and her kids, Daniel, 12, and Mary, 7, from her fiance Steve Westphal, who was off buying refreshments during the dancing. |
Hillsborough County news
Bar's suit says city violated licensing rules
TAMPA -- An Ybor bar filed a lawsuit Tuesday that claims Tampa officials violated the city's liquor licensing rules when they banned bars from selling alcohol to go during big parades.
Students will pay more for school lunches
Hillsborough school officials approve a 25-cent increase in lunch prices starting next year.
Tampa General doctor finalist for national award
TAMPA -- Dr. John Sinnott, director of infectious and tropical diseases at Tampa General Hospital and the University of South Florida, was honored Tuesday as a top finisher for a national humanism award.
Ernest Hooper
Everlasting love, Goody Goody and growing old
The first time Nina Marie Webb saw Arthur Ballard was on a Valentine's Day eight decades ago.
Tampa Bay headlines
FDLE's report sheds little light on bank tower crash
Teacher fired over sex offense
New machines sail through election
Robberies spark 2-county chase
Strawberry in trouble again
Tampa Bay briefs
TGH joins state program to trim Medicaid costs
Howard Troxler
Voters can learn from watchdog's utility bite
Pinellas headlines
Seminole Pow Wow proves to be popular
Club played key role in progress of blacks
Judge allows motocross to rev up at speedway
Bogus theater passes are under investigation
1 incumbent, referendums are voted out
Newcomer joins incumbent on Town Council
Friszolowski narrowly wins race for mayor
I chose to be homeless, as do many
Jeweler shoots and misses, luckily
Panel to discuss police, community schism
Icky, nifty things to see and touch at fest
Modest crowd fails to dim Folk Fair success
Council member treated for blood clot
Business in brief
Seeking a whimsical ride? Rent a surrey
School briefs
Achievers
Reopening books, together
Junior League marks a moment in history
Guardsmen recall years of shared local history
Beaches notebook
Contest is really pro-create
Focus on volunteers
Military news
Teacher Drew making the grade on court
Belleview Biltmore is back on course
Changes pave way for trail addition
Mayor, commissioner re-elected
Hamilton wins; Hart defeated
County rejects billboard deals
Hair loss signals Missy's fatal illness
Principal may get second chance
Appeals court removes judge from llama case
Oldsmar official's call for benefits is wrong
Cutting trees angers readers
Man struck by car crossing road in Largo
Clearwater's turnout a little higher than usual
News of Florida
McKay backs off tax reform
Reno ends truck tour, not doubts on chances
Pieces missing in abuse records
Bill to ban cloning worries some lawmakers
Bush's education nominee approved
Legislature in brief
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