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November 27, 2002
Tampa Bay: November 27, 2002
South Pinellas County news
New Eckerd library named for Armacost
The $13-million facility, yet to be built, will be named for a man who resigned amid financial embarrassment for the college.
FEMA to St. Pete Beach: Elevate your standards
A visit produces lists of problem properties, many tied to prominent residents. City officials disagree with some criticisms.
A plug for pooches
The Paw Playground at Boca Ciega Millennium Park opened Saturday, and dogs romped, unleashed.
Grocery may replace dilapidated hospital
The City Council was expected to approve the plan for a new shopping center, which will be anchored by a Kash n' Karry.
Landmark Snell Arcade tries Plan 2: more beds, not desks
Downtown office building Snell Arcade was offered as live/work space last year. The new plan: more live, less work.
Preserve annexation is just a precursor
Next year the city likely will annex the Gateway Preserve, all the while keeping an eye on Feather Sound.
Grocery squashes Lealman rumors
After Publix tells the community it is not interested in locating there, the developer says other chains might be.
'Smash-grab' burglar sought
ST. PETERSBURG -- Police are looking for a man they believe responsible for five "smash and grab" burglaries in the past month, including four at the same store.
A giving heart
A 16-year-old who recalls a Thanksgiving in a time of need now works all year to provide holiday dinners for others.
Christmas Seal ball raises cash and spirits
Brisk air and holiday anticipation over the weekend seemed to elevate the spirits of partygoers.
A Day on the Job: Navigating the alleyways
A driver describes the challenges of operating a garbage truck with a mechanical side-loading arm.
Teacher loses appeal over school her son will attend
Racial balance at the boy's zoned school is more important than letting him attend his mom's school, the ruling says.
Cookiemaker, vegetarian put Roser Park on the map
ST. PETERSBURG -- In 1999, Joseph Holt found history in a Dumpster.
Artsy interfaith service to give thanks, help needy
The service at Temple Beth-El gathers the faithful with music to offer thanks and remember the needy.
Foundation chooses new leadership
Leaders in the Suncoast Tennis Foundation, a community association in Pinellas and Pasco counties, were elected this month.
Ride & Run With The Stars plans are set
'Tis the season, and there are not many bicycle rides where Santa and an elf land at the finish line in a helicopter.
Sunshine track reaches the finish line
Sunshine Speedway ended its 42nd season of short-track racing Saturday.
Business headlines
Echelon on sale for chamber
Letters:
Mangrove rules reflect arrogance
Re: County to reshape mangrove rules, Nov. 14.
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