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June 15, 2002 Tampa Bay: June 15, 2002 South Pinellas County news
Juneteenth enthusiasm spreading
ST. PETERSBURG -- It was nearly a quarter of a century ago that Jeanie Blue came down with a bad case of Juneteenth fever. And for roughly half that time, the 44-year-old mother of three has been working around the clock to infect the rest of the Tampa Bay area with the early summer holiday bug.

Tampa Bay headlines
No prison for man who flew with gun

Seminole matriarch shaped reservation

Schools prepared to reverse failures

Apart from ancestry

Arrest may link fast-food accomplices

Art museum plans unveiled

Times writer receives award of excellence

Riverview man dies in expressway crash

Federal security director named for Tampa airport

West Nile virus shows in Pinellas chicken

Times wins 18 awards in state competition

War hero's statue awaits a crowd

Candidate settles with consultant

Castor heading back to Florida

Diocese education leader retires

Diocese: Deceased priest suspected of molesting kids

Lay ministers wrap up training

Judge refuses to lower bail for accused priest

North Pinellas headlines
Young adventurers take on water jungle

State chips in for place to skate

City eases radio tower demands on station

Illegally caught grouper seized

Library stance puts law to test

Quick-thinking teen gets intruder's apology, arrest

Doubts propel Stauffer lawsuit

Foiled drug smugglers await sentences in jail

Scholarship at SPC to remember slain student

Ex-leaders urge Safety Harbor to take over museum

Theater hopes to appease spirits

Hillsborough headlines
Public TV producer crashes Storms' party

Sandra Thompson

Blending air, art and Ashley Street

News of Florida
Log on, lace up, hit the trail

Trustees raise tuition for all UF students

Lucy Morgan

An exercise in freedom shouldn't put it at risk

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