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November 10, 2002
Tampa Bay: November 10, 2002
North Pinellas County news
Clark's election flubs draw fire
While the new voting machines worked well, a gaffe at some Lealman precincts keeps elections Supervisor Deborah Clark on the hot seat.
A light amid cancer's shadow
Patients from around the state come to Camp Living Springs to "forget about cancer for a while."
Three sign up to replace Billiris
With Beverley Billiris on the way out next month, the businessmen announce plans to try for her seat on the Tarpon Springs City Commission.
Will officials find courage so others can find housing?
All levels of government in this country -- federal, state and local -- have adopted new programs in recent years to address the nationwide need for more affordable housing. The recent economic downturn, rents that rose faster than inflation during the '90s, and growing waiting lists for subsidized housing have led governments to respond with a virtual explosion of initiatives to encourage the construction of housing that low- to moderate-income people can afford.
Puppy vendor at flea market faces animal cruelty charges
OLDSMAR -- Twenty-one puppies were found without food or water Saturday in a locked, foul-smelling booth at the Oldsmar Flea Market, and authorities intend to arrest the booth's owner on animal cruelty charges.
Tampa Bay headlines
Choice goes on campaign trail
A recurring nightmare
Diggers breach buried networks
Brown-Waite won't relax in aftermath of slim win
Carrollwood residents warned to boil their water
South Pinellas headlines
City Hall relishes its next move
Soggy soccer may be history
Neighbors in uproar over restaurant's plans
Lealman fire official calls for new election
Estate's angry neighbors speak out
Deal made in Skipper skirmish
Development controversy lives on
Move afoot to rethink city freeze
Grand Old Puzzles on my mind
Captain who steered Madeira Beach dies
Now, the news you've all been waiting for . . .
Entering system tricky for homeschoolers
Best-selling author helps Hospice mark 25 years
Everyone is thankful for kids with good manners
Home shift isn't easy, any way you slice it
Have house, will travel
Projects at Campbell, North East win funds
Dr. Delay
Bikers, walkers, joggers: It's your turn to speak up
Suburbs meet to plan their future
College gets okay for College Landings
Fifteen trees in the wrong place at the wrong time
Education center opens in Midtown
Old Northeast wants quiet streets back
He sang for veterans at The Wall
Judge tells officers to repay city
'Bounty' to once again dock in St. Petersburg
Austin is fulfilling dream at Iowa St.
Letters
Listen, Lasita: Recycling not worth it
Hillsborough headlines
Trolley usage on track for goal
Near death, she raged -- and voted
Officers: Mother of four was slain
Woman's body found at hotel
Zoning: Swimming center expected to be approved
Idlewild ready to unveil traffic control plan
Baptists to converge on site of a dream
Culinary class crafts tempting treats
City, developers reach deal on two projects
Register for the Carrollwood Turkey Run
Prep Notebook
Open & Shut
Week in Review
City attempts to rein in speeders
Clubs provide extras to kids' learning
Restaurant site chosen with growth in mind
Residents close in on Citrus Park Village compromise
Race Track Road to live up to name
Neighborhood Notebook
News of Florida
GOP had election lawyers poised
Park promotes chill of 'Black Lagoon'
Shuffled shuttle crew ready for its mission
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