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June 23, 2002
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A seven-ship salute
[Times photo: Michael Rondou]
A parade of tall-masted ships along St. Petersburg's waterfront will kick off days of nautical celebration. |
Mary Jo Melone
Millions for partying, pennies for doing good
Last year, United Way raised $28.4-million in Pinellas and Hillsborough counties. The money went to social agencies across the bay area.
Top stories
Unease follows moves by Genshaft
A debate over Bill Heller's departure is the latest in a series of issues upsetting some officials and faculty at USF.
The neighborhood that could
A waterfront community in St. Petersburg took on speculator Don Connolly and bargained hard for land under their docks.
Homeowners to be told of houses' flaws
Although the state disciplined engineers, in the past buyers were not told their homes could fail in high winds.
Suits mount against surgeon
Dr. Michael B. Butler regularly performs a risky weight-loss operation. Nine of those patients died. He denies wrongdoing.
Worker charged in stabbing at group home
ST. PETERSBURG -- An employee of an adult congregate-living facility has been arrested and accused of stabbing one of the ACLF's residents eight times.
Man shoots, kills gun-wielding intruder
It is unlikely that Raymond Lopez, 30, will be charged because he was protecting himself and his home. Officials are still searching for the intruder's accomplice.
Metro week in review
City may get water from juice maker
South Pinellas headlines
Let thinning begin, forestry expert says
City to study traffic reducers
Neighbors want DOT to clean up its mess
New school site is magnet for thieves
Lealman is ready to tackle homeless issue
Tiny tony town no longer rates a zero
Unincorporated areas forge alliance
The plucky underdogs
New debutantes gather to meet, greet at coffee
Groundbreaking for memorial set
Beaches notebook
With exits and potholes, expect the unexpected
Woman gets one year of probation in ticket scam
If children are prepared, flying alone is no big deal
Official gets up close look at annexation
Neighbors riled about bar rising on old town hall site
Letters
Chains move in, charm moves out
North Pinellas headlines
Challengers sparse for county commissioners
Memories of mother join skater on the ice
Cache sheds light on past in Pinellas
School tackles engineer shortage
Umpiring became his life after graduation
Wilcox beats wind for 5K win on the beach
Oldsmar man rolled his way across country
Editorial
Weak-kneed decision might haunt district
Letters
In fighting crime, police and residents work side by side
Hillsborough headlines
Carjacking is quickly foiled by tracking device
North of Tampa
How uncivilized!
Landscape fixes won't be cheap
Zoning: Builder ready to present 135-home project
The quick pitch
Price tag on bike path: $25-million
Twelve Oaks divided on way to combat crime
County opens wallet to a subdivision
Opening night in sight for New Tampa Players
A small sacrifice for another's chance at life
Out & About
Sports briefs
Week in Review
News of Florida
In trial, suspended official asks help of old ally
Bush: Better education will lead to fewer arrests
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