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July 7, 2002
Tampa Bay: July 7, 2002
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Getting nowhere fast on U.S. 19
[Times photo: Jim Damaske]
A steadfast businessman stands between drivers and a Drew Street overpass on U.S. 19. The battle costs time and millions of dollars. |
North Pinellas County news
Bible translation incites debate
Critics say Today's New International Version doesn't reflect God's intentions. Others say it merely reflects changes in English usage.
Lowe's wants to build in Largo
The home improvement chain moves forward with plans for a store at Ulmerton and Ridge roads.
Screenwriters toil on, await fame
Steve Stavrakis and Brad Schenk have each written a script set in Tarpon Springs, where they grew up. Now the task is getting attention.
Going beyond Florida Avenue
The Old Palm Harbor Community Association hopes to take on communitywide issues, not just business ones, to foster a better place to live.
North Pinellas notebook
Vendors sought for 6th Taste of Palm Harbor
Editorial
Fire raises questions that still await answers
We have seen this before: Firefighters racing into a blazing and smoking high-rise building, apparently without fear for their own safety.
Tampa Bay headlines
Gay couples promise forever in PrideFest ceremony
Veteran fisherman disappears at sea
Hearings to begin Monday on speed in manatee waters
How Scientology turned its biggest critic
Metro week in review
South Pinellas headlines
St. Pete Beach has plans for oil money
Suit opens doors for disabled residents
Seminole will hold its tax rate steady
Shabby to chic, countrified to gentrified
St. Pete Beach gives dogs a bit of freedom
Weekend with Brazilian sailors one of food, fun
Sister-city visitors perform playful skit
Chief's happy pig effaces frown over parking fine
Library users wary of relocation plans
Earn $40 participating in study on older drivers
Intern finds adventure
Trips, tips bring relief from summer doldrums
Marina no longer run by port director
Deputies eye a home near homeless haven
What's up on campus
Indian history center is on track
Grey turns it around
Sport loses a top promoter, businessman
Sunsets At Pier field waits out a strong storm
Letters
Dog park fee splinters community
Hillsborough headlines
Commuting by bike on a roll
North of Tampa
Married to their work, and each other
Zoning: Staff says no to horse center
Neighbors in deed have a dispute
Learning curve goes into orbit
Open & Shut
Mall opens kids' space so parents can shop
New guv'na sashays forth
They take the cake
Parade favorites
Town' N Country plan update set
The Week in Review
News of Florida
One man's crusade
DCF failed to visit 1,841 kids in June
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