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April 28, 2002
Tampa Bay: April 28, 2002
North Pinellas County news
Missing Mac
CLEARWATER -- When James Tarrou goes for his morning walk and swim on Sand Key each day, he envisions the wide beach as the "desert of human affairs." And as he plods across the sand, his reflections always seem to drift back to one thing:
Want to comment? You'll have to wait
With reservations, Largo moves public comments to the end of meetings in response to a couple of strong critics.
'Mud Man' took the shine out of baseball
Burns Bintliff supplied the perfect mud to dull new balls for the major and minor leagues. He never revealed its source.
Life of joy -- without smiles
Justin Smith, 18, was born with a paralyzed face and an uncertain future. Now, many operations later, he's about to graduate and head for college.
In difficult role, Aungst has found success
Brian Aungst had no experience as an elected official when he defeated longtime Clearwater Mayor Rita Garvey in 1999. There was every reason to believe that he would fumble the ball repeatedly as he learned the job of mayor, and that, if he even survived to run for a second term, he would draw strong opposition.
Florida senior Sobieraj covers a lot of ground
Aaron Sobieraj (Dunedin) epitomizes baseball's definition of a utility player.
NBC's Tom Brokaw assigns healing to younger generation
PALM HARBOR -- Tom Brokaw, the chronicler of The Greatest Generation, said Saturday night that younger generations are witnessing a war unlike previous wars and must face challenges unlike any the world has ever seen.
Headlines through the years
Lawman pours liquor in Clearwater sewer
Swiftmud will treat plant infestations in Lake Tarpon
Folks who live on Lake Tarpon should keep an eye out this week for signs that the Southwest Florida Water Management District is treating the lake for water hyacinth and water lettuce.
Tampa Bay headlines
Trusting in sex offender treatment
Suspended priest fights allegations
Neighbors ride herd on Livestock fans
Security breach at TIA leads to lockdown, delays
Tampa Bay briefs
The week in review
South Pinellas headlines
Whitted boosters suggest futuristic uses for airport
Landowner asks Seminole to annex 44-acre site
Homes to move on to quieter lives
Boyd Hill staff may be cut from six positions to two
State, 2 cities differ on height of drawbridge
Pinellas Park halts annexation in Lealman
Tierra Verde group supports swimsuits for all
Fire fighters receive honor
Official: Fill vacancies via election
Like father, like son
Beaches notebook
Heavy use of park leads to talk of parking lots
Sign up nonswimmers Wednesday
New skatepark will require protective pads
New law lets Lealman keep fire tax funds
Three humanitarians celebrated at banquet
DOT details design for Bayway bridge
Who keeps account of roadside debris?
Don't worry if your tot's not a computer whiz kid
Official okay after traffic mishap
Hinesley backs new Lealman if rule changed
Let our thoughts turn to how to treat trees
City foresees cuts in services and jobs
What's up on campus
UF senior Sobieraj covers lot of ground
Sport Bowling gives tourney a challenge
Valentine's hard work pays off in Boston
Hillsborough headlines
Key contributor's wallet closed so far
Nature puts on show for groundbreaking
Buckhorn has early lead for mayor, union's third poll of voters shows
North of Tampa
Town meeting focuses on development
Church proposes $1-million project
Tensions rise from school's use of park
Week in Review
Tennis aces easily head to state tourney
Virtual learning can open a whole world of lessons
Vaulting champion visualizes the victory
It's less lonely at the top for tennis star
New, larger Publix sets opening for midsummer
Oldsmar lands $150,000 to develop Mobbly Bayou
Calusa Trace residents warily watch Wal-Mart
A gilt for grief turns to lifelong collection
Threat of terrorism is costly, police say
Civic board's lesson is justice
Community attorney's job may be on the line
Neighborhood Notebook
News of Florida
Broward Power
Bankruptcy, ill will plague Bryant
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