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April 21, 2002
Tampa Bay: April 21, 2002
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Diapers and diplomas
[Times photo: Scott Keeler]
Ivanna Rubio doesn't need an alarm clock. The smacking of her baby's lips is enough to awaken her at 2:30 in the morning. |
North Pinellas County news
Motel's latest amenity: a police sting
The business had been abuzz with illegal activity. The bank was about to foreclose. Then the police had an idea: Take it over and go undercover.
Assembly to seek common ground
The American Assembly, drawn from across the social spectrum, will try to create a shared vision for Pinellas.
Rotary bucks trend of dwindling clubs
As a cultural shift shrinks other service clubs and recruiting becomes more difficult, the Largo Rotary Club thrives.
Where Florida stands still
Pinellas' plans to buy 88 acres of undeveloped gulffront land may help capture a glimpse of the state's past.
Tarpon now roots for one league
Two sets of youth football teams merge, eliminating the limit on participants and bringing the community together.
Election unlikely to affect project
An affordable housing complex should survive regardless of Tuesday's vote, though residents could send a message about their tolerance for such projects.
Win or lose, vote has message
There are probably few Oldsmar residents who know they need to go to the polls Tuesday to vote in a referendum. Even fewer may know that this referendum, if it passes, cannot accomplish the goal that its instigators had in mind.
High school should have traffic light
Re: School welcomes signal at perilous crossing, story, April 10.
Headlines through the years
A look back at the events, people and places that made North Pinellas the unique place that it is. The information is compiled from past editions of the St. Petersburg Times.
Making state nothing new for the Titans
Even though St. Petersburg College eliminated the "Junior" from its title and changed its nickname from Trojans to Titans this school year, its new name is familiar to people in the Florida Junior College Athletic Association.
Neighborhood notebook
County leader will discuss future of North Pinellas
Tampa Bay headlines
Book backlash turns new page
Brainy teams go head to head
Exposure to HIV feared for seduced teenage girl
Now that's cheap
Bay area priest accused, resigns
Metro week in review
Reno echoes marchers' demand for health care
'Sister' Hemingway, teacher, disciplinarian
South Pinellas headlines
Seminole student an involved volunteer
Rays fan complains of climb to the Beach
City urged to loosen rules for developers
Pass-a-Grille estate may become a pile of bricks
Police chief still has a commute
Vision creates beautiful, vibrant city
Photography rules the day at Mainsail arts festival
Family asks help in solving murder
Growing pain
Beaches notebook
Azalea library closing plan provokes some grumbling
New reward offered in animal cruelty case
Art connoisseurs gather for dinner and decision
Blue street reflectors point out fire hydrants
Antics in bad taste or part of the territory?
City makes way for triathlon
Porn dismissal case goes to arbitration
What's up on campus
Largo boys get Cup berth, title to boot
PHU players follow through for coaches
Hillsborough headlines
Conservative giver fills GOP coffers in commission race
North of Tampa
The importance of cake
Swim school plans a new site
WestShore gears up to cater to customers
A mellow hangout
Open & Shut
Chiefs avenge 1 loss, fall in tennis final
Slumping Chamberlain prepares for playoffs
Sickles seeks to defend title
A concrete idea
Sports briefs
Firefighters spread out as department goes pro
Goins, going, gone: Fire association changes hands
Inspector's persistence paying off
Tampa Palms hires landscaping firm
Neighborhood notebook
School might land near Children's Home
School briefs
Schools roundup
News of Florida
Florida's Great Northwest: Brought to you by the St. Joe Company (with your help)
Phone rate flap to land in PSC's lap
Lawmaker battled cancer, now ouster
Bush draws attention, cash from all over
On state's watch, 10 young lives lost
Crash investigators focus on track
Lesson of Millview is learned decades later
Development vs. environment leads to give-and-take meeting
New computer system will allow for instant case updates
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