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October 27, 2002
Tampa Bay: October 27, 2002
South Pinellas County news
High-rises, high tempers
An initiative to bring tall hotels to kitschy Treasure Island pits groups of residents against business people.
Drivers cruise across county on a new commute route
The Bryan Dairy Road extension may not drastically reduce drive times, but commuters enjoy fewer traffic lights.
Desal proposal receives early public criticism
Homeowners present a petition to Tampa Bay Water with concerns over sinkholes, dirty water and their home values.
Steakhouse to replace Madeira landmark
Apple Family Restaurant, which closed in September after 40 years, will be the site of Leatherbacks Steakhouse.
Stoles pay quiet tribute to gay clergy
The exhibit of symbols of religious leadership commemorates -- and advocates -- the work of gay and lesbian people.
Council clamps down on hiring, construction
To stave off a budget shortfall, the Pinellas Park City Council decides not to fill 29 jobs. A complete list of affected projects will not be available until late Monday.
LDR vote has a tense 12 minutes
Stephanie Lavino votes "yes," and then after the issue is clarified, "no." She says she wasn't confused.
Woman not afraid of grabbing life by the tail
Even at 71, Ardith Rutland is finding adventure. This year, she prowled about in search of alligators.
His hunting season ends -- for good
"There is an appointed time for everything..." -- Ecclesiastes
A relic amid newcomers
Encircled by condos, the Beach Park Motor Inn is old, tiny and cheap. But it has one thing going for it: location.
Chamber chairman envisions new goals
Leroy Sullivan wants the chamber to recruit new businesses and take on a new image.
'Amistad' replica drops anchor at Pier today
ST. PETERSBURG -- The Amistad, a replica of a ship that generated a famous 19th century civil rights case, is expected to dock at the Pier in downtown St. Petersburg today.
Balance, in more ways than one
The magnetic pull of the Fourth Street Boxing and Community Center is about a lot more than pummeling. It's about life.
Dr. Delay
Who turned out the lights? Mother Nature
We always hear about it when the street lights go out, especially along Interstate 275; and boy, have we heard about it lately. There are several stretches south of downtown St. Petersburg that have been dark for some time and additional blackouts as far north as 54th Avenue N.
A new declaration of intent wrinkle
And in another bit of confusing news about the declaration of intent ...
Divergent commission foes may end up close
Conventional wisdom says that John Morroni will tramp Dave Buby in the race for District 6 on the Pinellas County Commission.
Lealman fire panel race turns feisty
It's a classic clash: The incumbent defends the commission, while the challenger criticizes both actions and inactions.
Musical about nightclub plans fundraising party
ST. PETERSBURG -- A jazz band, an art auction and a chance to win a Satchmo photo print are among features at Monday's "rent party" for The Manhattan Casino, a musical about one of St. Petersburg's famous nightclubs.
Saxon wins $98,912 flood grant
The state Department of Community Affairs initially refused the former city commissioner's bid. But Tom Saxon prevailed.
Church turns cheek after attack on sign
Vandals who shot up an Allendale church's sign have already been forgiven -- but will they get the message?
Conference takes confusion out of college
Three St. Petersburg men have organized a higher education workshop to explain how to get in and stay in.
Center might help street achieve its revitalization
Officials hope the new building will spur growth on 22nd Street S. Others aren't so optimistic.
Fullback continues his outstanding run
Casey Moore's stellar academic/athletic career at St. Petersburg Catholic High School led him to Stanford University in 1998.
Choices provide varied challenges
Area runners had choices of races a week ago.
Letters
Fall back, go forth to change alarm batteries
This is a letter that can save lives in St. Petersburg.
Tampa Bay headlines
Second brother dies after bicycle accident
Guavaween characters gambol in Ybor City
Prolific robber eludes capture, despite photos
Bush goes door-to-door in Pinellas
Mail policy stirs confusion over school intent forms
North Pinellas headlines
PODS, Clearwater relax tough talk on signs
Largo calls in leader for development
So long hideouts, hello rats
Teacher denies making sexual advances
Man charged with murder in stabbing
Headlines through the years
Editorial
Ending housing bias will take more than just talk
Letters
Commissioner offers details of U.S. 19 plans
Hillsborough headlines
Taking cues from medieval life
North of Tampa
Kelly Road might get new apartment complex
Neighborhood notebook
What sets candidates apart? Priorities
Students have their say on election issues
Day at the park a debacle when ceiling buckles
Schools roundup
Schools must raise cash to raise flag
Teen earns recognition as top golfer
Bay Cup spotlights local harriers
Boundaries for Heritage still evolving
Improved Northdale Golf Club reopens Monday
Teen earns recognition as top golfer
Gate issue blocks developer's request
Westchase candidates run on similar platforms
Man-made plans intrude on 'spectacular view'
City approves petition for private roads
Carrollwood rabbi finds a friend in Washington
Open & shut
Lutz shop owner Gaudin wants less government
Hagan becomes front-runner in three-way race
Dyser's past is filled with high points and low
News of Florida
Poll: Bush lead holds steady
Support ebbs for class size limit
2 Cabinet races too close to call
Orlando gays debate whether to support gay GOP candidate
Noelle Bush released after 10 days in jail
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