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January 17, 2003
Tampa Bay: January 17, 2003
North Pinellas County news
Burglary suspect's stepbrother arrested
One man broke into houses, police say, and was arrested last month. They say the other pawned the loot.
Stunning facelift carries steep price
Clearwater officials previewing a downtown proposal like what they see but wonder about the $15-million cost.
2 go to hospital after wreck, and one stays to have baby
The mother and her 2-year-old son are not seriously injured, but a sister is on the way at Bayfront Medical Center.
Diminutive works at art show create a little astonishment
Art lovers who think small are invited to the International Miniature Art Show this Sunday.
Largo will cancel its contract for uniforms
The arrangement with a firefighter's spouse to provide uniforms for firefighters and other city employees is called a conflict of interest.
Early-bird special: Mix stories and snacks
Students show up before school for a program that whets their appetites for reading.
SPC is ready for signs of change
The community college plans to spend about $35,000 each on signs that accurately display the school's name, which was changed a couple of years ago.
Mother, newborn injured in crash
The three-vehicle accident on U.S. 19 throws the 9-day-old baby on the floor of the car and traps the mother.
Shipyard workers win $7-million Lotto jackpot
The owner and 17 employees of Duckworth Steel Boats pool their money and hit it big at a Sunoco gas station.
Woodworking magic
Are they whittlers killing time or artists sculpting in wood? Maybe both at one time or another, but the work of the Suncoast Wood Carvers is serious and unique and on view Saturday and Sunday.
Letters:
Toilets at baseball field difficult to reach, filthy
On Nov. 22 and 23, my family visited Clearwater to observe my grandson and his team play tournament baseball. The first game on Saturday was played at Tack Field on Hercules Avenue. There was a restroom available, and parking was not too far away.
Tampa Bay headlines
Howard Troxler: Philadelphia, N.J.: Iggles, cheese steaks and cheese steak eaters
Is student play unsuitable for students?
Bucs: Football fans appeal to higher power
Temple scraps art, sculptor sues
MacDill air wing receives orders to deploy
Obituary: Tighe, former USF provost, dies at 74
Poynter dean will be next president
Q&A: Aquaculture manager knows his fish
Stardancer probe focuses on fraud
South Pinellas headlines
Street will bear just one name: M.L. King
Consultant to study airport plan
Man convicted for role in 1996 fatal shooting
Arthur T. Gregorian, 93, rug collector
Hillsborough headlines
Lucrative salary set for county auditor
One student slightly injured as bus veers out of control
Tampa mayoral candidate starts blitz of TV ads
Girl, 9, reports sexual battery
Tampa man cleared in fatal shooting
City Times (South Tampa)
Grand Central: Sam's: It's really just too much
Living the high life
City People: An angel among us
Amy Scherzer's Diary: Competition keen for Krewe's queen
Obituary: Wee Chapel's 'Marrying Sam,' dies at 73
What's in a name?: Lambright built ornate bungalow
Everybody's Business: Cactus Club wavers with sluggish sales
RSVP Tampa: A noteworthy tribute
Neighborhood Report: Mid Peninsula: Two neighborhood associations replace defunct one
Tampa: Dilapidated homes make city's hit list
Bayshore Gardens: Synagogue hopes to adopt Israeli family
Port Tampa: Back to nature
MacDill: South Tampa trail to cross MacDill
Tampa Heights: Student choir heralds new law school
Neighborhhod Notebook
Homes: Front Porch: History, intact in Ybor
Homes: Dull duplex goes to charm school
Homes: This year, home trends are cooler, more natural
North of Tampa
Road realignment on tight schedule
Stores spring up along Cross Creek
Amid growth, a pristine oasis
Keepers of Northdale piggy bank look around
Preacher in limbo after fight canceled
Opinion is divided on shopping cart rules
Zoning question to go to county
Board tells parents: No changes in boundaries
Residents council to hold debates
Insurer dropping policies on homes
Youth council picks new leaders
Grocer on an ethnic roll
Skate park will come from local pockets
Oldsmar to link neighborhoods, parks
News of Florida
University presidents: We earned our raises
Lawmakers spar over rejection of grants
State creates hotline to report identity theft
Around the state: First black warden named at Florida State Prison
Judge: Search for baby's parents must continue
DCF fires attorney over past sex allegations
Court: Foes of manatee rules may fight them
Missing Miami girl's caretaker convicted on fraud charges
Predator law to be defended by state
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