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November 23, 2002
Tampa Bay: November 23, 2002
North Pinellas County news
Officer cleared in fatal shooting of teenager
CLEARWATER -- State Attorney Bernie McCabe and a shooting review board both have determined that a Clearwater police officer had no alternative but to shoot a knife-wielding 16-year-old boy on Nov. 11.
Fire lieutenant fired for slurs
In addition, the veteran lieutenant's supervisor also faces a one-day suspension without pay for not reporting the incident.
City okays change to Kumar deal
OLDSMAR -- City Council members have approved changing the deal for the Kumar property to allow the current owners to keep a slice of the land so that they can build a new home.
Sinkhole a close call for couple
"She would be dead," said her husband, Demetrios Nanos, 70.
Festive tree event bolsters charities
The 18th annual Festival of Trees offers a panoply of holiday delights. Proceeds help three children's charities.
Man accused of molesting girl
LARGO -- A man was arrested early Friday morning on charges he broke into a home and molested a young girl who was sleeping on a couch.
Breakfast Club plans special guest
Buddy Greene, known especially for one song, comes to town Wednesday. The Breakfast Club founder considers it a coup.
Tampa Bay headlines
Christian charity diversifies
TIA smoking havens in peril
Shelters stuffed with holiday volunteers
Judge: Schiavo can't recover
Sentenced to death, killer remains defiant
South Pinellas headlines
Decorating for divine inspiration
Hillsborough headlines
Political Junkie: Retiring chief hints he may hit campaign trail
Man found dead in his car; police say it's a homicide
A closer look: one Hillsborough church
Sandra Thompson: Media view of Ybor City just a bit bizarre
News of Florida
Law causes nursing home claims to tumble
Widow wonders if husband thought boy's gun was a toy
Class limits no reason to fret, advocate says
Glades' appeal to nesters soars
Steve Bousquet: For better legislators, just add state history lesson
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