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June 19, 2002
Tampa Bay: June 19, 2002
North Pinellas County news
No more pancakes, just many questions
Robby's Pancake House closes after a dispute between its owner and operators. Residents still fondly recall the restaurant and its clientele.
No bliss for bride who stole to wed
Instead, it's two years in prison for the woman, who used stolen credit card numbers to finance her lavish wedding.
Despite dissent, library moves forward
Marty Shelby wanted the public to vote on the library. So did at least 30 residents. But the commission voted to go ahead with their plans.
More flights will add to airport's bottom line
A new charter service and a commuter service help a rebounding St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport.
Education center plans omit offices
The county will pay $235,884 for an office for Brooker Creek Preserve staffers, as the new buildings have no room for them.
Truck gone, but fight chugs on
A homeowners group wins a suit against a disabled man claiming discrimination. The pickup at the center of it was totaled in April.
Editorial
Roads all torn up, but it's a sign of progress
Detour and road construction signs are sprouting like weeds all over Clearwater. Try driving from the bay to the gulf, and you'll find that things have gotten interesting in the past few days.
Letters
Diversity, not small minds, is what this country thrives on
Re: Those who wish for foreign culture should buy a plane ticket, letter, June 6.
Dunedin employees move to new office
Until rain damage is repaired at City Hall, officials are working out of the senior center.
Safety Harbor residents to have the first words
The city agrees to move speakers' comments from the end of commission meetings to the beginning.
Airport adds more flights to bottom line
A new charter service and a commuter service help a rebounding St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport.
Deputies: Man may have died from suicide
A man whose body was found Saturday morning in the Gulf of Mexico south of Honeymoon Island probably committed suicide, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office says.
Tampa Bay headlines
2 USF leaders dispute policy
Teacher raises, yes; but funding?
Ship festival short of cash, big sponsor
Schools lift ban on cell phones
Strong arms of the law
Web prostitution ring called global
Four years don't erase anguish
Arts supporter Claude Focardi dies
Disabled access at Trop wins approval
Leaking propane tank feeds flames
Howard Troxler
His vision transcends boundaries of politics
South Pinellas headlines
Landfill forces agency to find new well sites
To aid or oust?
Students, parents amazed by gifts
Visioning sets guidelines for Madeira Beach future
Ex-staffer denies omitting, admitting
Letters
Children's respect for teachers starts at home
Pier shops expand to the beach
Metalworker for the rich and famous
Factious Lealman fire station is two steps closer
Super graduates meet the world
Pinellas Park's new principal 'elated'
Venerable venue had awesome beginnings
Beaches notebook
Driven to recycle? Here are the spots
Questions about school choice?
Boaters' rescuers now known
Military news
Teams advance on road to nationals
St. Petersburg's Doyle joins elite sailors
Vinieratos receives another shot in Open
Hillsborough headlines
Center to be focal point for area's revitalization
Sanchez switches managers
Ernest Hooper
Joking Bucs, rising star, Bar honors
News of Florida
Childers accused of buying vote
Ex-foster child sues eight DCF workers
Bush: It's time for woman governor

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