North of Tampa: March 15, 2002
Hives fade along with anxiety of FCAT
NORTHDALE -- It's over now. The three-day trial by fire that is the annual Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test ended Wednesday for students throughout the county and at A-rated Claywell Elementary.
Growing together
Organic farming at this co-op is more than healthy eating. It's a way of life.
Area teams shine at state meet
Carrollwood and New Tampa swimmers are in form at a Junior Olympics event.
Sports digest
Signups begin for football, cheerleading
Wharton upsets rivals to capture relay prize
Seniors rose to the occasion to take the Nash-Higgins Relays.
Out and About
Sickles to host spring fashion show
Electronics business banks on charity; enjoying the payoff
Electronics manufacturer Genesis pays employees to volunteer in the community. The company says the payoff has been enormous.
Special tax district hires new manager
The full-time administrator will begin April 1 and will earn about $32,500 annually.
Upgrade will preserve road's rural nature
A $700,000 project will widen Newberger Road and keep its country character.
Skaters' dream moves closer
Dade City officials narrow the sites for both a temporary and a permanent skate park. Right now, it's illegal to skateboard downtown.
Going where God tells them
The Eilerses' home is in Tampa Palms, but their work takes them around the world.
