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December 6, 2002
Howard Troxler: Don't hurt the prepaid tuition plan, but reconsider Bright Futures
Sandy D'Alemberte, the departing president of Florida State University, asked me to make a little mental chart.
Top stories
Stand of mangroves mowed down
The trees are reduced to a few inches during an effort to clean up a swath of land.
Tampa city council expands historic Ybor lines
Tampa decides to enlarge the district, despite protests from businesses.
Mural to drape Tampa building
The artwork by artist Theo Wujcik will cover downtown's Franklin Exchange Building.
Schools' goof gives parents a shock
After frightening hundreds of parents with a mailing mix-up, the school district will send out a new batch of letters to reassure them.
Vouchers for troubled Pinellas school cut off
The school will no longer receive money from the McKay Scholarship Program.
TIA shop revenue climbs back up
The airport still doesn't have as many passengers as it did before the terrorist attacks. But its stores and restaurants are doing nicely.
Developer bounced checks to backers
Six months after Paul Morris wrote nearly a million dollars in worthless checks in the St. Petersburg project, his supporters have lost faith.
Q&A: Dr. Charles Cox: This doctor treats patients as friends
During his nearly 30 years as an oncologist, Dr. Charles Cox has performed more than 7,000 breast cancer surgeries.
South Pinellas headlines
Woman injured in jump from police car
North Pinellas headlines
Grant to help link women's services
Special tax may pay for garage, city says
County urged to reject U.S. 19 Wal-Mart
Prisoner recaptured after brief escape
Art, music festival changes site, fee
Firefighter resigns amid inquiry
Dunedin set to purchase golf course
Two lawyers face discipline from Bar
Best Bets
Dunedin with a bow on top
Editorial: New corridor needs a consistent name
Letters:
Turf war hurts law enforcement
Hillsborough headlines
Robber gets life sentence for drowning
Ernest Hooper: Fans cheer video game; last call at the Porpoise
City Times
Birds of a feather are back
A healing spirit
Tax to fix stormwater problems has support
Dancing with the new debs
40 years of greetings
Benefactor to needy, mother to thousands
The taste of sweet success
Restaurant has Dominican flavor
Danger lurks where two streets meet
No-wake zones are the focus Thursday
Family with plenty of involvement
Neighborhood notebook
Up in arms describes opponents of hotel
Base seeks artificial reef to curb erosion
Priest's hope lies in Resurrection
Historic homes by candle
Backyard greens woo golfers
Fridge fuses funky retro and modern convenience
North of Tampa
Wharton ecstatic at Wildcats' winning ways
Monumental faith
Residents, developer agree on mall's appearance
Class 4A & 5A State High School Football Semifinals
Y is community's gathering place
Kitty City expands, now rescues strays
Zoning condition stalls gas station
Spanish-style nudist resort opens
Retired broadcast journalist watched a century unfold
Planners oppose developer's density proposal
Popular art festival has a lot of pull
Faith led businessman to charity
Fossil club to auction pieces of the past
News of Florida
Capitol abuzz about Brogan
Bush says he'll take up cause of marriage reform
Family of severely hurt teen accepts $17.5-million
Death row inmate's appeal prevails; two others denied
Insider ready to leave Bush administration
To party with Jeb bring a book for a kid
Witnesses deny $10,000 cash was used for a bribe
Around the state
Supremacist group moves concert to Jacksonville
Pilot killed as small plane hits building
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