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August 13, 2002
Tampa Bay: August 13, 2002
North Pinellas County news
Property owners get tax notices
County truth in millage notices have been mailed, and many homeowners' tax bills will be higher.
Largo considers policy shift regarding mobile homes
City officials will go over the county's 18-month study and weigh policy revisions to reflect the increasing value of the land zoned for the parks.
Ex-deputy at the jail faces sex charge
Investigators say he offered female inmates cigarettes and made sexual remarks on trips to court.
Tarpon Springs honored for Gro Group
TARPON SPRINGS -- City officials have always thought Gro Group, a program that helps developmentally disabled adults, was special.
Judge in ethics case is back on the bench
After a judicial ethics panel recommends a reprimand, Pinellas-Pasco Judge Charles Cope returns to the family law division.
Making the best of a tough transition
The jump from fifth to sixth grade can mean culture shock for many students. Schools are trying new ways to help.
Tampa Bay headlines
Two jailed after death
A Siberian in Florida
Losing a patent fight; recalling a battle with nature
Landlord's fire claim looks bogus
Judge frees driver who killed mom pushing baby
US Airways doesn't plan to cut TIA flights
Sullivan focuses on student retention, graduation
South Pinellas headlines
Jordan Park residents urge repairs, rent relief
Hillsborough headlines
Inmate tells story of his escape
Three boys are arrested after school break-in
Schools get early start explaining choice plan
News of Florida
Bush fights tears when talking about daughter
A 714-word ballot question: Will voters just skip over it?
State announces new hunt for fugitive sex offenders
Six months in prison for disrupting flight
Bush calls for new method to find kids
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