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December 8, 2002
Tampa Bay: December 8, 2002
North Pinellas County news
That hot property next door is City Hall
Calvary Baptist has confirmed an offer for its prime downtown land, and City Hall is the hot property next door. Local leaders discuss some of the possibilities.
Parents: School making kids sick
Parents suspect airborne mold is the problem, but Indian Rocks Christian School says there are no signs of dangerous levels of mold.
Trendy spots for dogs to run, sniff
Paw playgrounds have become popular places for pets and owners to socialize. The latest one is coming to John Chesnut Sr. Park
Car may be key to murder puzzle
As the Ron Ford murder investigation broadens in Pennsylvania, local authorities wait to hear from anyone who saw the car he was found in.
More tests to begin at Stauffer site
TARPON SPRINGS -- Starting this week, contractors working at the Stauffer Superfund site will conduct more tests and field work to help put together a better picture of underground conditions at the former phosphorus-processing plant.
Headlines through the years
A look back at the events, people and places that made North Pinellas the unique place that it is. The information is compiled from past editions of the St. Petersburg Times.
Editorial: Racism must not be Largo's legacy
Largo fire Lt. Jeannine Horton has paid a high price for the poor judgment and offensive behavior she displayed during a September conversation with her colleagues at Station 41. The 18-year veteran firefighter/paramedic and officer was fired Nov. 22 for saying "I hate n------" and making other appalling remarks about groups of people.
Letters:
Losing sleep over decisions by McCabe
Re: Officer cleared in teen's shooting, story, Nov. 23.
Tampa Bay headlines
Junior ROTC members mixed on possible war
Two Citrus men killed when car and truck collide
Fewer parents crowd schools for help with choice forms
GOP money men get ready to roll
'Quidam' back on after acrobat's fall
Friday's last chance for choosing school
South Pinellas headlines
Beach burglar's print matched to inmate's
Artifacts may be at lake site, state says
Gibbs High rebuilding under fire
St. Pete Beach recycles a garbage collector
TV distorts image of life in Africa
Critters' nesting likely made power squirrelly
Christmas Belles find toys for needy children
Sister no shoo-in after all
Madeira Beach paramedic is accused of spouse abuse
Look out for water pipes work on Sixth Avenue S
Feast to famine
Turn your creative kids into gift-making elves
You can have your say about Lealman's future
Beach Nutts bar lives on, thanks to couple
West Lealman residents can help shape future
Musicians to perform for peace
Hanukkah symbols join Christmas ones in a park
Nature trail honors champion of Florida flora
Environmental board okays school projects
Commission to vote on trash fee increase
Howard always looking for more
Stum is up to challenge in Turkey Trot
Blaze strikes Midtown church; cause unknown
Letters:
Pinellas panel right on mangroves
Hillsborough headlines
Humbling of a judge
Mother's search never flags
Board punishes Tampa surgeon
Chased for theft, man kills himself
Homeowners wary of growing CDD debt
Zoning: Acreage owner delays request for more density
Where gifts are more than things
Holiday happenings
Prep notebook: Football coach resigns after 3 losing seasons
Youth basketball, volleyball offered
Open & Shut
Lutz: Hollywood 20's screens may glow again
Students helping students
Town 'N Country: A sideline in singing
Lutz: Style Kitten mum on guv'na's outfit
Odessa: Talk of trail extension hits some rough spots
New Tampa: Portable prayer
Oldsmar: Architect unveils plans for arts center
Neighborhood Notebook
Week in Review
News of Florida
A strong hand
Patrons bid farewell to beloved bar
Police: Rilya's caregiver changed story after test
Around the state
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