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September 20, 2002
Tampa Bay: September 20, 2002
North Pinellas County news
Teacher arrested in drug sweep
The Palm Harbor resident and a Tarpon man were charged during an international drug operation that rounded up 115 suspects.
Clearwater hopeful about new tenants for CGI campus
IMRglobal was lured by the city with incentives aplenty four years ago. Its stylish downtown complex is now on the market.
Teacher loses week's pay for false address
She is suspended after admitting she submitted false documents to have her daughter enrolled at Palm Harbor University High.
Step inside for a look at where art comes alive
At the annual Studio Waltz on Saturday, you can see a dozen workshops of local artists. Here's your chance to climb inside the studio -- and mind -- of the artist.
Ethics panel okays land sale to airport
If an airport employee stays out of the negotiations, his employer can buy land from his family for an expansion. The decision isn't final.
No Tiger, but 3 other golf pros will do
The professionals give a group of Boys & Girls Club members some pointers about golf and life, while poking fun at each other and Tiger Woods.
Public cheers as Publix plan ends
Dunedin says no to rezoning for a proposed supermarket amid concerns about traffic and noise.
Pupil's act went beyond prank to a serious crime
Kids will be kids, some people probably said after reading the Times story this week about a 13-year-old boy who put a sleeping pill in his teacher's soft drink at Tarpon Springs Middle School.
Skyway Bowl gets rebuilding project rolling
Three construction workers sat at the bar eating lunch.
Airliner's lavatory leaks into luggage area
Southeast Airlines says water from a DC-9's lavatory overflowed into a luggage compartment during a flight to St. Petersburg-Clearwater airport.
Just leave it? Rubbish!
Brigades of beautifiers will spend Saturday picking up millions of cigarette butts and pounds of garbage during the 2002 Florida Coastal Cleanup.
Letters
It was landlord who mangled facts
In his Sept. 15 letter, Facts about park owner were left out, Kings Manor Estates attorney David J. Sockol critiques an earlier Times editorial (That's no way to run a mobile home park, Sept. 8), calling it "unfair and grossly misleading." Mr. Sockol suggests that the Times hasn't fully embraced its journalistic responsibility because it avoided even a "cursory investigation" into some charges made by park residents.
Tampa Bay headlines
Officer accused of grand theft
Tampa rule to put stop to parking lot drinking
Trop on sale for $1 to avoid huge tax bill
Al-Arian case not first to bedevil a USF chief
Missing baby found safe; godmother arrested
FEMA unveils maps of new flood zones
Genshaft's annual address sticks to the high points
Documentary sparks protest by area Hindus
Better than Ezra to promote album
South Pinellas headlines
Judge may release video of police trip
Nickname a clue to solving deli robbery, shooting
Water, sewer prices to leap as city passes on higher costs
Hillsborough headlines
Public access station loses aid
Youths have a door to a future
22 homeless after blaze at apartments
Sanchez shindig sports luxury cars, champagne
Man arrested in string of Tampa robberies
Tampa officer fined for losing his gun
Serial robbery suspect held
North of Tampa
Neighbors fight zoning for 5D Ranch
Here's the dish
Giants slain in opening week
Event showcases Filipino culture
Looking for a good deed?
Hard work, not magic, may control weeds
Heritage Isles seeks 433 more homes
New Westchase leaders promise approachability
A little space adds a sense of place
Interim manager named to post permanently
Readers and their tutors recognized for efforts
City Times - South Tampa
Of flab, abs, bugs and dogs
Friends mourn Dominican woman
Kick start
From worlds apart, united
One-man civic band
George J. Bean: He helped build Tampa airport
Immigrant's son became successful carpenter
Make way for serious shoppers
Datebook
Job give homeless temporary shelter
Rivals happily meet again on field
Legos: Building blocks of learning
Neighborhood notebook
Resort wear shop is new tenant
Readers and their tutors recognized for efforts
Council must weigh Old Hyde Park Village uses
Group is still considering hiring off-duty police officer
Artist's creations feather nests of the well-heeled
Homes to sprout off road
Tampa Bay ready for close-ups
News of Florida
Former opponents stump for unity
Broward official apologizes for voting mess
Governor wants more classrooms
Nurses want changes in office surgery rules
Study: 'Missing' children overstated
Around the state
Official-reservist plans to govern by phone, laptop
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