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July 5, 2002
Tampa Bay: July 5, 2002
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Sharing a birthday with her country
[Times photo: Douglas R. Clifford]
Elsie Colegrove celebrates a festive 100th year as the United States celebrates its 226th. She cherishes greetings from two governors.
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North Pinellas County news
Officers will have to wait for computers
The proposed Largo budget includes $50,000 to research installing them in squad cars.
Brothers stage play in their dad's memory
A friend helps three brothers put on a musical that was a special favorite of their father, who died six years ago of leukemia.
SpongeBob? No way, commissioners say
Tarpon officials don't welcome the cartoon character to the city. "What are we trying to portray as our image?" one says.
Flood control project fails test, residents say
After $1.3-million was spent to slow erosion and flooding, Bishop Creek still rises 15 feet during a heavy rainstorm.
Reba White, avid quilter, dies at 51
After she appealed online for help finding special fabric for her quilts and mentioned her illness, people from around the globe responded.
Council moves to alter hiring, firing procedure
The Oldsmar City Council gives preliminary approval on allowing a 3-2 vote to hire and fire the city's charter officials.
A chimp play date
For a fee, you can cuddle with Tanzania Marie, a 4-year-old chimpanzee, and Kenya, a baby chimp.
Happenings
Camp out
Pinellas digest
Seminar on West Nile virus scheduled
Tampa Bay headlines
Freedom lights the night
Excited and proud, they are citizens
Tampa Bay briefs
South Pinellas headlines
Brothers stage play in their dad's memory
Hillsborough headlines
Will Tampa's streetcars bring boom or bust?
Homemade fireworks put 2 men in hospital
City Times - South Tampa
Vote puts planning process in doubt
Learning the ropes
8 pizzerias in Ybor? That's a lot of cheese
Call it curiosity, not envy
Snake meets dragon
The Heart Beat
Voices, vibes, values
With a wide variety of interests, a life of gusto
Monument rises with new name
Sometimes price and purity collide
Restoring Jazz Age splendor
Your house, their work
Strutting with Pride
Mall opens kids' space so parents can shop
New fence to help keep paws off the sea grass
It's a 70th birthday a toddler would love
Of food and more mundane matters
North of Tampa
Community planning is possible -- but not easy
4L's Lions Club leader Lion of the Year
Kids' films ready for prime time in Tampa
In the bosom of nature
Friends party like kids on her 70th
Heading into the sunset?
Seeing life through others' eyes
Village Plaza picks up the pace
Shelter space being added at two New Tampa schools
Neighborhood Notebook
News of Florida
Six seek role of people's lawyer
Reno campaign call: 'Protect government'
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