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June 29, 2002
Tampa Bay: June 29, 2002
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Big flag stirs emotion, business

[Times photo: Jim Damaske]
Car dealer Sandy Woods has heard all kinds of praise for his patriotic purchase: "It's the best $2,500 I have ever spent."
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North Pinellas County news
Police: teens went from bored to bad
Vandalism of two dolphin statues may have seemed like a harmless prank, but it "destroyed part of my life," a Largo resident says.
Patrol seeks pickup driver in hit-and-run
A boat and trailer hit a moped, and its driver later dies. The person in the truck may not even know it happened, troopers say.
Tarpon Goodwill store closes
Eight employees lose their jobs. A superstore is slated for 2005 in North Pinellas or Pasco County.
Dunedin City Hall cleanup sloshes on
Nearly two weeks after heavy rains poured through the building, the storm's soggy remnants still fill City Hall.
Health fair offers children checkups, shots and fun
The Highlight on Health event, put on by local service groups, aims to keep kids healthy for a new school year.
Touched by an Army of kindness
Husband and wife cadets for the Salvation Army have witnessed its work, and were moved to join its ministry.
Hindu movement cultivates peace from within
The Swadhyaya movement, which stresses respect for others, has a growing St. Petersburg chapter. It meets at a local church.
Pinellas digest
Summer camp scholarships available for July
Tampa Bay headlines
Leading prosecutor is fired
School Board member Todd dies
Crashing airplane kept going, going
Activist gets jail time for cruelty
Extra eyes on patrol at local synagogues
Condo fire kills 1, hurts 7 as crews seek water
Cope clashes with property appraiser
Tall ships not open to some disabled
Doctors seeking to drop insurance
Tampa Bay briefs
Friends, family grieve over victim's death
Hydrant problems hinder firefighters
South Pinellas headlines
Surgeon accused of Medicaid fraud
Hillsborough headlines
County's tax rolls' growth in billions
Slithery escapee is quickly scooped up
USF faculty members get HIV grant
A closer look: One Hillsborough church
Bill Varian and David Karp
Grandstanding? Sniping? Must be an election year
News of Florida
Court lifts stays in death penalty cases
Rights group applauds convictions for slavery
Fundraiser has tax exemption
Steve Bousquet
Class size initiative may be biggest foe for Bush

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