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August 16, 2002
North of Tampa: August 16, 2002
Life cycling
Two Tampa bicyclists -- husband and wife -- are leaders in the amateur division in the Tampa Bay area and the nation.
Having a game plan
With tongue firmly in cheek, let us guide you through the maze of afterschool sports so Junior can find his inner superstar.
Tournament champ focuses on home team
A growth spurt and a singles title under his belt, Scot Seitz is ready to help Wharton High to a state championship.
Hands-on theater experience
A converted barn serves as a theater for a group of students who have spent the summer practicing their performing skills.
Rocky the shepherd dies from arrow wounds
CARROLLWOOD -- A dog in Four Oaks that was shot in the chest last week with a bow and arrow died as a result of its wounds.
No hotly contested race here
Several members of the Community Association board have indicated they may not run again, and only two new candidates have filed for the Sept. 12 election.
Some will have to get out to vote
Redrawing boundaries means some Pebble Creek voters will have to drive by their usual local polling place on their way to a new precinct.
Divided board sends community plan forward
The County Commission will vote on making the Citrus Park plan permanent Tuesday, but some in the area still don't want it.
Private school to lose lease on ballfield
Board members complain that Independent Day School has not complied with the terms of the deal that allowed it to use the park for softball.
Teen makes gift of the heart from the head
CARROLLWOOD -- Some children dread their next haircut.
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