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June 14, 2002
North of Tampa: June 14, 2002
Squeaky wheels prompt check of mechanics
An outcry from neighbors often brings code officers, who find it hard to crack down on mechanics who operate out of their homes.
'This is the place to be'
About 400 kids applied for openings in the Town 'N Country Boys & Girls Club popular summer program -- and 200 got in.
Tampa athlete Shaw is tops at Davis Islands
Local athletes met the challenge, competing with 1,200 others in Saturday's sweltering Coca Cola Classic Triathlon at Davis Islands.
Remove insects and fertilize to restore lawns to health
The sporadic rain showers in the area have been enough to cause a tremendous growth spurt in most lawns. Mowing once a week may barely keep up with the growth. Although the grass is growing quickly, it may not necessarily be in good condition. There may be bare spots from drought, or insect or disease damage.
Gambler fills pot at pros' expense
Taking on the world's top poker players, a Land O'Lakes letter carrier wins $60,000 by placing 15th among 631 in the World Series of Poker.
In art, a window on the world
Linked to fun lessons on history, science and math, art is more than something to look at.
A grand adventure
A 63-year-old Tampa Palms man spends four days and three nights hiking through the Grand Canyon with 40 pounds of gear on his back.
Board pays legal bills for ethics inquiry
A tax district board member was cleared by the state over his handling of a menorah for sale. In return, the board pays his legal fees.
Democrat abandons District 61 House race
John T. Russell says he misjudged the work it would take to challenge an incumbent. He will campaign for Pat Burke.
Commission whittles housing proposal
The board's decision to rezone 40 acres off Livingston for just 112 houses -- down from the original 360 student apartments -- satisfies neighbors.
Neighborhood notebook
Tampa considering West Meadows corridor
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