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October 15, 2002
Tampa Bay: October 15, 2002
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Happy ending: Wowee comes home

[Times photo: Dirk Shadd]
A Clearwater ice cream vendor found his traveling companion through Pinellas County Animal Services. |
North Pinellas County news
If you're not thirsty, jazz event still free
The Clearwater Jazz Holiday now has a ban on soda, water and beer from home; and a higher price on preferred seating.
Commission ponders downtown's future
In an afternoon work session, city leaders bat around ideas for a large-scale redevelopment plan.
No refuge from rain for homeless meals
Clearwater police cite the coordinator of a meals program for trespassing after he uses a city parking garage during a storm.
McKay Creek flooding can't be stopped
The city decides to abandon plans to alter the creek and will begin to buy out homeowners. Engineers say more than $10-million would not control it.
Council to discuss loan to buy 6 acres
The purchase of the waterfront estate has been on a fast track, but one Oldsmar council member would like more discussion.
Tarpon woman, 43, dies after car crash
Anna Bennett died Sunday night. Friends and family gathered at her home to remember her.
Take this day to honor and learn about blind people
If you were blind or severely visually impaired, would you be able to read the St. Petersburg Times? The answer is yes. (Find out how at the end of this article.) You can live independently, find employment, travel to and from work independently, and enjoy many of the leisure activities that are available to a person with sight. By learning adaptive skills and techniques for daily living, people who are blind or visually impaired are fully integrated and contributing members of our community.
Birk, track remember Roy Larson
With a flashy new paint job and dramatically-timed return to his old No. 10 car, Pinellas Park's Mike Birk Jr. claimed the checkered flag in the Tommy's Radiator Mini Stock Championship at Sunshine Speedway on Oct. 5.
Report affirms excessive force against teen
The Department of Juvenile Justice's inspector general says a youth was run into a door frame at the Pinellas Juvenile Detention Center.
Tampa Bay headlines
Magnet deadline's today for programs in fall 2003
Kitty freed from sticky black goo
Pet of unusual stripe reunited with owner
Marine gets full honors
Doctor testifies he could help Schiavo
Francis Wilson Playhouse tops community theater Lary Awards
South Pinellas headlines
All Children's chief leaving after 31 years
Lease deal may pose a hurdle for Villas
Hillsborough headlines
11 officers replace retiring staff
Man, 43, found dead in his apartment
AME church will honor leaders
News of Florida
Brochure for Bush prompts AARP disclaimer
Class size foes spar
Radio debate for governor offers an earful
State Farm premiums skyrocket
Panhandle shrimpers, oystermen quitting
Storm's winds could whip up good stone crab season in Keys
Bones found in maintenance yard identified
Poll shows Bush lead getting slim

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