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May 12, 2002
North of Tampa: May 12, 2002
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The fight of his life
[Times photo: AP photo]
A boxing coach is the underdog in this battle. Funding and facilities are imposing opponents. But don't count him out yet. |
Zoning: Grill seeks permit to sell alcohol
LUTZ: Lutz residents will soon have a new, and closer, place to dine.
Top 10 young women chosen
Ten "Young Women of Promise" were presented at an Athena Society dinner May 2 at the Centre Club in Tampa.
Chamberlain staffers honored
Seventeen Chamberlain High School teachers were nominated this year for "Who's Who Among America's Teachers." A teacher and a security officer won area awards.
Freedom, Liberty make progress
Staffers at both schools expect to move in on June 10. But only the middle school will be done by then.
Neighborhood notebook
Keystone author signs film contract
Week in review
FATHER MORRIS REINSTATED -- A popular Catholic priest returned to work in Lutz on Wednesday, cleared by the Diocese of St. Petersburg after a 10-day suspension over allegations of sexual improprieties in the late 1980s.
Open & Shut
NEW TAMPA
Bellamy students get concrete solution
A sidewalk will line Wilsky Boulevard. Some hope it will soon extend to the Upper Tampa Bay trailhead.
All Spanish, all the time
The Language Playhouse hopes to teach children foreign languages through play. Spanish is first up.
Judge offers advice on criminal courts
Hillsborough Judge Walter Heinrich gave members of the Carrollwood Community Bar Association insight on what to expect from the system.
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