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August 21, 2002
Tampa Bay: August 21, 2002
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Clearwater welcomes new Publix

[Times photo: Boyzell Hosey]
The downtown supermarket can't open soon enough for schoolchildren across the street: "We've been counting the days."
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North Pinellas County news
Answering the call to teach
After sometimes many years in other careers, these professionals say they belong in front of classrooms.
City gives Stanton 6 percent pay raise
Pleased with the city manager's performance, commissioners raise his salary to $114,530.
Feds say 90,000 snared in scam
The telemarketing victims were told they would receive a credit card. Instead, they got a pay-as-you-go card, the Federal Trade Commission said.
Sinkhole opens in Palm Harbor
A hole 8 feet across and 6 feet wide opened up in the Quirks' yard. A neighbor thought it was the first sinkhole in the neighborhood.
Fire chief steps in as development director
OLDSMAR -- Fire Chief Scott McGuff will be the interim community development director while the city works to fill the job. Nick Staszko, Oldsmar's former community development director, left the city Friday after 12 years at that position for a job in the private sector.
Proposal to borrow beach money is a washout
Beach interests' ire dissuades officials from letting the visitors bureau borrow the money to balance its budget.
Local cyclist wins state title
The state's fastest USA Cycling racers competed in the Florida State Championship Road Races on Saturday, battling heat, thunderstorms and flat tires on a hilly course near Tallahassee.
South Pinellas man has fun learning sport
When a friend of David Kelley's encouraged him to play tennis a couple of years ago, Kelley discovered he liked the game.
Editorial
Barring women from boot camp crossed line
Gender lines when it comes to parenting duties have been disappearing for years. In many -- if not most -- homes, Mom and Dad now share responsibility for diapering, formula preparation, nighttime feedings, bedtime stories and discipline.
Letters
U.S. 19 proposals will only increase risk of accidents
Re: Drivers aren't using right-turn lanes properly, letter, July 29, and Right turn lanes need barricades, letter, Aug. 4.
Tampa Bay headlines
Deal to bring Shaq to Tampa was far from sure thing
Retirees follow a civic calling
Decision on Al-Arian due today
Seminole Tribe, ousted leaders settle lawsuit
Expect Skyway delays
City has $548-million: What do you want?
Plans envision residential towers
The monsignor and his moment with Castro
Testaverde sued over leaks at former home
Spelling bee could thin ranks of School Board hopefuls
School Board wavers on new honors points policy
Slain Tampa woman had troubled history
Former Times editor dies
Firing over porn is ruled excessive
Tampa Bay briefs
South Pinellas headlines
East Lealman to pursue cityhood alone
St. Pete Beach tiptoes into minefield of LDRs
Beach burg's budget is all of one page
Neighborhood bully wanted in hit-run
Brawn before beauty
New library to cut back right hours
Tutoring teeters as funding is slashed
Owner tries to save pet; both perish
A Day on the Job: She paints her way into people's homes
Business headlines
Copying error muddies murder case
Herman Goldner dubbed a 'pre-eminent mayor'
Pop quiz
Early start adds steps ahead
Man punched during arrest settles with beach city
Barbershop singers hooked on harmony
Madeira Beach draws the line on pay raises
Beach briefs
Military news
Editorial
Jousting over festival appears to end
Letters
Yes, many teenagers are doing good things
Hillsborough headlines
Plans envision residential towers
Board suspends three teachers
Ernest Hooper
Hail to new sibling city, Big Al and great food
News of Florida
Question persists: Did she sign oath?
Groups try to halt Everglades mining
Top level worker placed on leave
Around the State
Maggots are a weapon in nursing home battle
Path cleared for sales tax item on ballot
McBride ad strikes back at Bush

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