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June 21, 2002
North of Tampa: June 21, 2002
New water rates soak some communities
A new reclaimed water formula meant to encourage conservation more than triples the bills for some large communities used to a bountiful supply of cheap water.
Beauty and balance
The current Miss Tampa focuses on fitness, faith and family as she prepares to compete for the title of Miss Florida.
District 2 candidates list issues
Commission hopefuls say building more roads, managing growth and promoting cooperation among governments are top priorities.
Pre-teen pair excel on swim team
One stars in breaststroke, the other in butterfly, two of the most difficult strokes for any swimmer.
Community welcomes experience and wisdom
Carlos Quiros, a government worker for years in Puerto Rico, now serves on Westchase's homeowners association.
4 candidates file to run for tax district seats
They are seeking Seats 1 or 2 in the Tampa Palms community development district.
Residents get a look at road-widening options
Three plans call for widening Bruce B. Downs to eight lanes, the most likely choice. But the price ranges from $65-million to $225-million.
Growth sounds alarm for fire station
Two new fire stations are planned to meet the demand in northwest Hillsborough. A community meeting greets the plans with generally favorable reviews.
Boys & Girls Club plans next stop
Its summer program in temporary quarters, the Carrollwood club looks to JCC for a yearlong stay.
Nursery faces more trouble
As Hughes Nursery tries to justify its landscaping business, the company is accused of violating its agricultural license.
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