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May 3, 2002
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Togetherness binds their wounds
[Times photo: John Pendygraft]
BRANDON -- The Womble family lived through a grenade blast and an around-the-world journey. Through brain operations and hearing loss. Through the terrifying possibility that their youngest son might die.
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Howard Troxler
Q. What's going on? A. Good question
Selected questions and answers about the news:
Top stories
Judge lectures agency on detaining children
LARGO -- He was a wisp of a boy. Even the judge was surprised when he said he was 14. He wore handcuffs, and a body chain. An escape risk, authorities said.
Is it safe to drink the water?
Tampa Bay Water scientist Chris Owen has heard all kinds of questions about what will happen next week to Pinellas and Pasco water.
Allegations won't alter church suit
ST. PETERSBURG -- A wrongful death lawsuit against the Church of Scientology probably won't be dismissed because of recent allegations of legal misconduct, a judge indicated Thursday.
Tampa Bay briefs
U.S. House speaker to attend fundraiser for C.W. Bill Young
Man gets 90 years in jewel robberies
The robber terrorized jewelers and their families to make big scores in the late 1990s.
South Pinellas headlines
Changing downtown's face?: Museum may move
Changing downtown's face?: 200-unit towers 'a go'
Man faces charge in 'Jesus' graffiti
North Pinellas headlines
Fire at townhome construction site declared arson
Cabana Club given reprieve
80 people pitch ideas for new development
Festival controversy weighs on mayor
Dolphin delivered back to deep
Suspect arrested in '85 shooting
Work begins soon on preserve's window on nature
Taking a bun-wrapped break
Any beach projects left for Clearwater taxpayers to fund?
Some members welcome one governing organization
Happenings
Getting a jump on Cinco de Mayo
Hillsborough headlines
Unfit for occupancy
County softens proposal on oaks
Woman says Lutz priest fondled her
Bold bank robber returns to rob again
Council member puts off lending her name to center
Storms: Show using sock puppet to threaten her
City Times - South Tampa
Short on slips
Brussels sprouts? Bummer
10 years -- and still no decision on Gandy
Oh, the humanitarianism
Tending to life
He pulled his family from poverty -- his way
Mayor led a Tampa caught up in change
Datebook
10-year-old gymnast helps team win title
Keepsakes for Mom
NK Cafe has new home, old favorites
Festival hails the Ruskin tomato
Perusing other people's ponds
Caring for the world, one deed at a time
Dueling cuisines bring more to the table
Renovators get a pat on the back from group
Burglars target cars in search of quick cash
A whole lot of building going on
Paying the price
It's a renter's market in South Tampa
North of Tampa
The Star Goddess
Unusually mellow children, wonderfully mellow dogs
Perusing other people's ponds
Citrus Park Village will thrive under master plan
Oh, the humanitarianism
Voters get final say on rise in homeowner dues
I-275 work reaches home stretch
Pupils recreate rigors of arrival in America
Small patch of park space will have to do
School deal with Children's Home moves forward
Low water pressure plagues two schools
Jazz up your Sunday afternoon
Organizations have fun and competition
A whole lot of building going on
Paying the price
It's a renter's market in South Tampa
News of Florida
Health bill fosters ill will in House
Girls' real dad now their legal dad
Who's watching the children
Bill may settle tiff over regulator's job
House okays budget; will Senate?
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