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June 28, 2002
Tampa Bay: June 28, 2002
North Pinellas County news
Deputy chief, captain trade positions
The deputy police chief who served as acting chief last summer now finds herself likely to answer to a former subordinate.
Shopping around for police services
Safety Harbor is wondering whether it should stick with service from the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office or work out a deal with Clearwater.
Inquiry: Deadly gunshot self-inflicted
The State Attorney's Office and FDLE find nothing to refute the report that Shawn McMillan died by his own hand.
Boaters say sandbar fight will continue
Save Our Sandbar members say they will try to overturn state parks officials' decision to ban alcohol and unleashed dogs from the Anclote sandbar.
Postal worker charged with stealing
An inspector says Daniel C. Gillespie Jr. took money from customers that was meant for postal services.
FHSAA says bowling will be recognized as interscholastic sport
Official sanction is two years away, but Florida high school bowling took a huge step toward greater recognition with a recent FHSAA ruling.
Happenings
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM: WTVT-Ch. 13 newscaster John Wilson and his wife and musical partner of 30 years, Mary K., will team up in a Musical Salute to America at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday at the Largo Cultural Center, 105 Central Park Drive, south of East Bay Drive between Highland Avenue and Seminole Boulevard and adjacent to the Largo Library. Tickets are $10 reserved, and $8 per person for groups of 10 or more. Call (727) 587-6793.
Where buffalo roam
Clearwater gallery owners want to give visitors "Western Visions," a glimpse into the disappearing West, its people and animals.
Letters
A vision for Clearwater traffic
Re: Work with majority on traffic, letter, June 23.
Tampa Bay headlines
Taxation cases target Connolly
Airport plans back on table
Found unfit four years ago, ex-judge tries for bench
Hailed and harbored
Museum architect heeding his e-mail
Tall ship helps Coast Guard retain heritage
South Pinellas headlines
Catholic priest faces 2 more assault charges
Bank robber fires at security camera
Hillsborough headlines
Wildlife activist guilty of animal cruelty
Local students in unison on oath
Reports detail woman's alleged plot to 'make my husband die'
North of Tampa
You can go home, but don't pet the cat
More offenders run afoul of hoops rule
Net worth
When you vacation, think of the garden
Valuable lessons offered in sports safety, CPR class
Out and About
Only one thing's missing: students
Wanted: A better place for kids
Developer may give land, build schools
Church plans ambitious expansion
A body worth the weight
One step closer to breaking ground
Neighborhood notebook
Neighbors complain of fast watercraft
City Times
Old salt spreads his love of harmonica
Grand Central: Advice from the masters
A desire named streetcar
Pink and blue and Paris too
Legendary storyteller, barber for 73 years
What's in a name? John F. Germany Library
Development to enliven district
Kids' films ready for prime time in Tampa
Despite hot housing market, affordable homes still exist
Crafting homes down to the details
Summer program perks up old park
County trying to buy wildlife haven
Coffee's brewing, so get cozy with a book
News of Florida
Bush, McBride air education differences
Vouchers allowed for religious schools
Class size amendments carry hefty price tag
Man's Pledge crusade had its roots in south Florida
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