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February 25, 2003 Tampa Bay: February 25, 2003 South Pinellas County news
Race gets good marks, despite low attendance
While turnout was not as expected, officials are pleased with the first Grand Prix of St. Petersburg and look to upgrade.

Drivers: Thumbs-up for race
Those who competed in the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg say only minor changes needed.

Tampa Bay headlines
Terror Indictments: Bush, Al-Arian photo resurfaces

Gasoline prices find grumps at the pump

Grenade found; building evacuated

School choice comes calling

King's lawyers file 'last best hope'

Desal water could begin flowing early next month

Suspect's employer: 'I'm not involved' in terrorism

Mary Jo Melone: Stocking up for survival, a faint hope against fear

North Pinellas headlines
Recreation projects get funds influx

Ideas pour into shush air traffic

Baby dolphin recovering from burns

Talk on mobile homes delayed

Developer pleads guilty to deceiving buyers

Capobianco fills hole for Lansbrook

Letters: Monorail would enhance Clearwater's image

Hillsborough headlines
Buckhorn fashions himself, campaign in Giuliani's mold

More money from state for schools not enough

County to consider UF research center planned in Balm

Top prosecutor won't face charges for alleged bullying

Wife takes plea deal in arms case

Buckhorn ad sparks words among firefighters union

Ernest Hooper: Mentoring helps revive hope among black girls

News of Florida
Cuban exiles bend toward reform

Rep. Davis will travel to Cuba

Bill would classify sexual predators

Doctors try to reattach arm after gator attack

Democrats who seek presidency woo labor

Graham challenged on stalled court nominee

State to announce plan to shift library collection

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