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January 19, 2003
Tampa Bay: January 19, 2003
North Pinellas County news
Makeup artist brings out beauty in cancer patients
Sheila Cann-Poling teaches cancer patients to cope with the physical ravages of their pain. An award recognizes her efforts.
Missionaries are resolute amid string of attacks
Despite recent fatal attacks on missionaries abroad, local evangelicals plan to intensify their efforts to spread Christianity throughout the world.
Project gets a rise out of residents
A number of Safety Harbor residents say the project, at 65 feet, is just too tall. The City Commission will decide Tuesday whether it can go ahead.
YMCA has grand plans, but needs cash
The organization is seeking donations to put construction plans for a Palm Harbor location in motion.
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.
Letters:
Sensitivity can thrive when we include others
Re: A diversity journey begins, editorial, Jan. 12.
Tampa Bay headlines
A 567-mile floating fiesta
Protesters decry possibility of war with Iraq
Deputy's loyalty catapults his career
Bucs: Are you ready?
Second victim of Hernando shooting dies
Week in review: Cities take King honors to the streets
South Pinellas headlines
Treasure Island races attract 11
Loss of this Kmart particularly painful
6 running for 3 seats on council
Do signs point to a victory?
Marching musicians will compete, march
Where will the budget be shaved?
City finance director is fired
Three roaming dogs attack, kill pet cat
Gem of a gym
On the town: 14 hopefuls named to Sungoddess court
Dr. Delay: Dr. Delay: Roll over to Pinellas Trail to aid government study
Lobbyist gives council a lesson in language arts
Choicebook: Patience needed as process winds down
Finding the child within you
Two gain seats on commission
Neighborhood notebook: Jungle Terrace residents to hear restaurant plans
Voters to decide two races, two ballot items on March 4
Demolition clears way for resort project
Parking fee at John's Pass Village: 50% off
'Mr. Poo's' business not quite picking up
With visits, city envisions a business-friendly image
2 incumbents face challengers
Running: Disney Marathon more like a vacation for some
Area well-represented in collegiate gymnastics
Editorial: Annexation may not be best move
Letters:
Pinellas needs a real transportation authority
Hillsborough headlines
2 nations honor Korean War veterans
Zoning: Town & Country Hospital seeks more parking
Finally accepted, Salvation Army moving
Prep Notebook: Sickles wrestlers bested in Brandon meet
Week in Review
Wharton High's new chief settles in
Pasco: Developer gives up on mall site at SR 56
Land O'Lakes: Next leg of SR 54 work under way
Odessa: Equestrian events may bring stiff fines
Neighborhood Notebook: Freedom High to host parent night Tuesday
Odessa: New information surfaces in horse killing case
New Tampa: Grocery offers best of land, sea
New Tampa: Tampa Palms developer agrees to upgrade landscaping
News of Florida
Political plans pivot on Graham
Lawmakers' plans would transform DCF
Miami Beach man charged with stealing artworks for fake gallery
Jellyfish count takes a firm commitment
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