North of Tampa: March 31, 2002
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Last chapter is competition
[Times photo: Mike Pease]
The ten-year-old is one of 18 finalists at the National Storytelling Youth Olympics. |
Homeowners petition for waiver on sidewalks
CARROLLWOOD -- A homeowner association is asking the county to waive its sidewalks requirement for Lakeside Townhomes on Orange Grove Drive, just south of Fletcher Avenue.
Senior determined title won't elude him again
Greg Fischer and the talented Wharton team stumbled at last year's district tournament.
No rest for baseball: Spring break becomes competitive
CITRUS PARK -- With spring break under way and most other sports taking the week off, baseball took center stage at Hillsborough County schools. Actually, it was the 22nd annual Saladino Tournament that took center stage.
Week in Review
WILD DOGS SLAUGHTER SHEEP IN LUTZ: A small flock of sheep Joelle Miller and her husband Randy Miller care for in Lutz has twice been attacked by marauding dogs. But while the Millers think they know at least one of the dogs responsible, Hillsborough County Animal Services investigators were unable to positively identify them.
Open & Shut
Vision store opens
Motivated renters
Working parents flock to these apartments for much more than a roof overhead.
Association sues over mall's design
Keystone Crossings was to have a more rustic flavor, the homeowners' group says.
A Web whiz
At 85, Otto Witzell is the oldest computer networking guru in Pebble Creek Village.
Another blow to Otto Road?
Already a popular shortcut, the road faces becoming an entrance to a busy business.
Resident named to black business board
His appointment to the Black Business Investment Board will let him stay here.
Science, like charity, begins at home
ODESSA -- I made some cornbread the other day.
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.
