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February 21, 2003
Tampa Bay: February 21, 2003
North Pinellas County news
Separate and unequal
One Jasmine Avenue cemetery is tidy, one unkempt. Cries for change intensify.
Plans for waterfront unveiled
CLEARWATER -- Early plans for an expanded Coachman Park include a marina, waterfront restaurant, community center and promenade along the harbor with a parking garage tucked into the bluff below City Hall, behind the new Memorial Causeway bridge.
Festival offers a rich stew of diversity
The Florida African American Heritage Celebration features a vibrant milieu of art, music, dance and film. Expect a crowd, though. The event is growing each year.
Officials approve land sale for school
The commission votes 6-1 on a $2.4-million deal to sell a parcel to the district for a long-delayed alternative high school.
Tracker outfoxes raccoon, finds ring
PALM HARBOR -- Kenneth Gollihue figured the best way to find a stolen wedding band was to think like the golf-course raccoon that made off with it.
$110,000 is limit, manager informed
Oldsmar Mayor Jerry Beverland closes the discussion after the City Council votes 3-2 to cap the salary of Bruce Haddock, who makes $98,000.
Man accused of molesting boy
The man, who figured in a 1990 sex-for-hire scheme, is charged with felonies in the alleged abuse.
Court reports: Man gets 20 years for molesting boy
TARPON SPRINGS -- A 38-year-old Tarpon Springs man arrested last year on child sex abuse charges has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Acquitted in 2000, man accused of battery
TARPON SPRINGS -- Christopher M. Stamas, one of three men acquitted three years ago in a high-profile road rage case, was charged Thursday with misdemeanor battery. He is accused of grabbing a woman by the neck and throwing her to the floor of a bar, according to an arrest report.
Two charged in rug scam may be part of fraud ring
The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office says the two used fake receipts to return carpets to TJ Maxx.
Suncoast city tourney bowler has perfect start
Stephen Kenyon rolled a 300 game, Jonathan Campos a 298 and Phillip Peters a 290 as the Suncoast Association City Tournament opened last weekend at Countryside Lanes.
Driving force
A few hours at a practice range is an inexpensive way to spend an afternoon, get a little exercise and polish your golf game.
This week: Pinellas
Florida African American Heritage Celebration
Editorial: Church could help fix library's problem
Palm Harbor is having the same problem as virtually every other Pinellas community that has a public library: Its library is bursting at the seams.
Letters:
Inspections article needs clarification
Re: County plays catchup on inspections, story, Feb. 14.
Tampa Bay headlines
Terror Indictments
Jihad leader emerged from shadows of USF
Hammoudeh a bright scholar, USF peers say
Fariz worked for doctor, visited Mecca recently
USF faces decisions on Al-Arian
Local Muslims deny Al-Arian fits government description
Balance sometimes lacking in TV's Al-Arian coverage
Intercepting evidence likely took 'small army'
Al-Arian's rise in U.S. began in academics
Context clues indicate unnamed co-conspirator is Mazen Al-Najjar
Breach in 'the wall' opened intelligence to investigators
Sami Al-Arian, in his words
Al-Arian raised money for terrorists, feds say
After years of worry about her husband: 'They're here'
Howard Troxler: Which face of Al-Arian should be believed?
Editorial: The Al-Arian indictment
Shuttle Disaster: Firefighters to seek 'Columbia' clues
Choice hands 9 of 10 their wish
Driver accused of pulling gun in road rage incident
South Pinellas headlines
(Ninth) to leave King Street
Hillsborough headlines
Celebrating the lives of black pioneers
Vintage bridges gradually decaying
Critics of Ybor vote for club
Man's body found in home
Miranda hints at conflict in landmark designation
Man held in wife's slaying
Grand trees won't fall without a close look
City Times
Grand Central: Gone like a good margarita
Downtown dwellings
Eat, drink and be humbled
Amy Scherzer's Diary: Tulle, roses adorn garden center benefit
City People: Leader of the pack
Obituary: In schools and church, she worked 'full speed'
What's in a name?: Colonel's clout got armory built
RSVP Tampa: Showcasing works of the heart
Everybody's Business: Retro boutique sells '60s chic
Bon Air: Gallery to exhibit photos of Florida
Channel District: Old retail hub will make way for new
South Tampa: Developers back down in face of opposition
Hyde Park: Farmer's market seeks vendors
Ybor City: Spanish ensemble to spice up this Sunday
Neighborhood notebook: Pledge of Allegiance writer's home to be noted
Palma Ceia West: Residents want to put a stop to speeders
Homes: Front Porch: A special room of her own
Go to your (fantastic) room!
Shop owner well versed in the poetry of orchids
North of Tampa
Par for the courts
The greenhouse effect
Gardening: Good advice is the key to designing a landscape
New Tampa: Watercolors win recognition
State's points series riders ready to roll
Northdale: Community overhaul starting to take root
Meet your neighbor: The gift of education
New Tampa: Buckingham developer may sell to new builder
Pipeline network quenches parched lakes
Fun-loving musician leaves legacy of accolades
Neighborhood notebook: Group seeks alternate cultural center sites
Brandon Times
Lunch with Ernest: Come in, but leave the phone
Hospital poised to grow with area
Will work for home equity
I Live Here
People: Against the tide
Daytripper: Time travel
Here and Gone
Farmer's Market: Pretty, tasty
Real Estate: House Values
Zoning: Centex plans 1,000-unit village
Lithia: Wolves territory
Sun City Center: Fruits of generosity
Thonotosassa: Planting plan blends forestry, genealogy
Notebook: Peace activists plan rally today
Commuting: Lane Ranger: Residents beware: Humps slow more than speeders
Snapshots
Prep notebook: Tampa Bay Tech girls claim district crown
Sports & Recreation: LPGA rookie enjoys her life in limelight
What's in a name?: McLane Middle School
Letters:
Reader letter: Readers' response incredible
News of Florida
Graham also had double bypass
Bills ask voters to stop the train
U.S. seeks death penalty in killing of Tampa man
Senate president wants his legacy to be disease cures
State House leader makes light of his recent troubles
Around the state: State doesn't fight appeal of adoption law
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