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June 22, 2002
Tampa Bay: June 22, 2002
North Pinellas County news
Drop charges, Harris urges
The county commissioner says he doubts his great-nephew would have resisted Clearwater police.
Teen boys face charges of first-degree murder
The pair also are charged with second-degree robbery. The victim died from injuries 20 days after the robbery.
Commission blocks sale of Americast
The Americast cable service, which serves 59,000 Pinellas County customers, can't be turned over to a cable corporation teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, Pinellas County commissioners said Friday.
Group would keep eye on city
In the aftermath of Tuesday's library decision, Commissioner Marty Shelby is encouraging residents to join a government watchdog group.
Oldsmar to alter work starts
Construction would be allowed as early as 7 a.m. instead of 8 a.m. if the city adopts an ordinance to be in line with county rules.
Teens tackle secondhand smoke
The SWAT team rallies in Belleair to devise antitobacco strategies. The summit brings together about 400 youths from across the state.
Retiring fire chief: 'It's been a great ride'
Tarpon Springs officials praise Harry Leonard, who announced he'll leave July 31 after 28 years with the fire department.
Healer brings light touch to church
Although many swear by the healing power in Barbara Walter's hands, some physicians and critics remain skeptical.
A church that doesn't just preach tolerance
A congregation that has always embraced those whom others would turn away has won an award for its stands.
Tampa Bay headlines
Officer fired after alleging 2 colleagues assaulted her
Law pleases 'No Soliciting' champ
Priest may face more charges
Cat spat turns offcolor
Two area schools appeal their F's
Tampa Bay briefs
South Pinellas headlines
Two area schools appeal their F's
Hillsborough headlines
Buckhorn focuses on police matters
In jail missives, she adored killer
Judge refuses to revoke bail of Plant City officer
A closer look: One Hillsborough church
Prominent environmentalist dies
Sandra Thompson
Creating life in midlife; is it having too much?
News of Florida
Bush letter to property rights group raises outcry
Bushes' bash raises a cool $2.5-million
Manatees' endangered status up for debate
License information is now online
Lucy Morgan
Redistricting squabbles a sign of fights to come

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