County moves to restrict annexing of Lealman land
Commissioners give initial approval to align a planning map with fire district borders and slow nibbling of Lealman land.
Public bus drivers aren't tour guides
Re: Baseball fan steps onto bus and into ordeal, letter, March 27.
A day on the job in South Pinellas County
Dan Harris, 28
School briefs
Elementary school to hold silent auction
Achievers
Opera Guild honors four Pinellas music students
Expanding on a theme
Teens took the Superheroes theme and produced a wide range of work for the Word and Image show.
Beaches notebook
Islands council has new leaders
Runners asked to register
The chamber of commerce hopes that many people will sign up by Friday for the April 13 races.
Avenues may revert to two way
Eighth and Ninth avenues will be two-way thoroughfares between North Shore Drive and Fourth Street N.
Tennis and yacht club toasts new officers
Members gathered at the Treasure Island Tennis & Yacht Club on Saturday evening for the Commodore's Ball and change of watch ceremony.
What's up on campus
University of South Florida
Payment of $3-million ends long zoning battle
Treasure Island pays almost $2-million of the $2.8-million judgment for a fight waged since 1988.
Military news
Airman Mark W. Harrison, son of Sandy Harrison of Nashville and Mark Harrison of St. Petersburg, has completed basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. He is continuing his training as an F-15 electrical systems engineer in San Antonio.
Several area players in USTA Super National
When the prestigious 2002 Easter Bowl -- the U.S. Tennis Association Super National Spring Championships -- gets underway this week in Palm Springs, the area will be well represented.
Winged Sprint race honors late Sunshine driver
Saturday night's Jimmy Haynes Memorial gave drivers of T.B.A.R.A. Winged Sprints the chance to pay homage to a racing great.
