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December 13, 2002
Tampa Bay: December 13, 2002
North Pinellas County news
Mystery men use lift to fix sailboat
CLEARWATER -- Memorial Causeway Bridge builder PCL Constructors would like a word with three men who helped themselves to a mechanical lift parked on the job site for work on a sailboat anchored below.
Old bus pits shabby-chic vs. plain shabby
It seemed like a good idea to use the old bus to expand her antique shop. But one woman's treasure is someone else's eyesore.
Want to sound off on future of Largo?
Twenty public meetings are planned to gather residents' ideas on the city's growth and development.
Pictures found, deputy charged
A detention deputy faces two felony charges after pornographic images of children turn up on his computer, authorities say.
Plaza plans to primp, pave for new Publix
The departure of two anchor stores left Seabreeze Plaza in the lurch. Now it's putting out a $7-million welcome mat.
Police add details of man in 2 burglaries
TARPON SPRINGS -- Police have refined their description of a man they're seeking in two early morning burglaries this week in which a woman and two teenage girls awoke to find an intruder in their bedrooms. Police describe the man as 23 to 24 years old, 5 feet 2 to 5 feet 3 and weighing about 140 pounds.
County squads look to get back on roll at state
Pinellas County teams will be shooting to break a two-year title drought in the Florida State High School Championships on Saturday at Don Carter's University Lanes in Davie.
Holiday revelry by land and by sea
Boaters will give lookers a treat Saturday when darkness falls.
Editorial: Mall could help make wildlife corridor happen
Pasco County wants to attract mall rats as a way to protect wildlife.
Tampa Bay headlines
Republican Convention GOP scrutinizes bid by New York
You just have to spell it out for some people
Today is deadline to choose a school in Pinellas
Davis visiting Mideast to learn, promote peace
USF's Genshaft to get lucrative five-year deal
Lotto: Hopes grow as big as odds are small
Chicken coup: One big 'whoosh' and they're gone
Restraining order on reporter stands
Judge to decide next step for Al-Arian
Military news
Howard Troxler: Four in 10 speak with conviction: No war
South Pinellas headlines
Chief seeks to slow officer retirements
Hillsborough headlines
Tampa to revamp no-wake zones
Ernest Hooper: An ancient battle and wandering reporters
City Times (south Tampa)
Hope burns eternal
Need increases yet donations fall
'A place where we can be happy'
Lighting up the night
Born to create
Thanks to him, many seniors are bowling
Politician paved way for Latins to come
The musical that roared
Old diner needs new lease on life
Restaurant at Knight airport shuts doors
Shadow warrior
Neighborhood notebook
Market, restaurant to liven up MacDill
Nocturnal 'Pizza Man' gets a taste of closure
A home designed for cooking
Thriving city life is the goal
Home accessories serve up pictures of Zimbabwe
North of Tampa
Coaches, players who hung together
At a standstill in suburbia
Lake warning: Please don't eat the mussels
Wildcat support: Intense, subtle
With care, these plants can thrive in the Florida soil
Mud tires are a good gift for mountain bikers
Get this, sports fans
Two lawyers elected to community board
Plan would swap mall land for nature park
Party if by land, throw beads if by sea
Teens will spend Sunday buying for Children's Home
Officials shelve plan to extend water, sewer lines
Need an acid drop? This new park's up your alley
News of Florida
To save a boy, he gave his life
Amendment is final straw for pig farmer
Plan would ease seniors' access to drug savings
Former FBI agent's rights are restored
Nursing home lawsuit may proceed
Crist names key staffers in new office
Democratic Party chairman Poe to resign
Report: Cruise ship illness tripled
Crack found in plumbing of shuttle
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