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February 28, 2003
Tampa Bay: February 28, 2003
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Playoff stakes high for Marauders
[Times photo: Kinfay Moroti]
This is the last chance for the senior girls to capture soccer gold, after three seasons of being agonizingly close.
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North Pinellas County news
Movie multiplex considers moving in
Muvico wonders whether the Target next to the Phillies' ball park has enough parking for a 20-screen theater.
Teenager admits his role in death
The boy pleads guilty to manslaughter and might testify against another Clearwater teen in the death of a Largo man last year.
Rising fuel costs strain bus system's budget
With prices 46 cents higher than anticipated, officials look for ways to save. A fare increase isn't planned.
Device changes firefighters' ride
Safety Harbor is testing an automated system that controls traffic lights at the approach of an emergency vehicle.
Ex-insurance agent accused of stealing
The Oldsmar man took more than $36,000 from 100 customers that should have gone to car insurers in 2001, authorities say.
Residents voice suggestions for budget
The people come through, offering Tarpon Springs officials a wealth of ideas to raise money, curtail costs and preserve a budget surplus.
Store clerk seriously hurt during gas theft
ELFERS -- A convenience store clerk injured while trying to stop a customer from stealing gas Wednesday was in serious condition at a St. Petersburg hospital Thursday, according to a hospital spokeswoman.
Assassins, Leone lead the winners in Suncoast event
The Assassins captured the team title and Jason Leone's 855 handicap series won the singles crown as the Suncoast Association City Tournament ended last weekend at Countryside Lanes.
No smoking? Bingo!
VFW Post 2550, one of the first in Dunedin to ban smoking, has seen its attendance climb.
Editorial: Miller for City Council in Oldsmar
Candidates' signs sprouting along roadsides are about the only indication that an election is coming up in Oldsmar. Considering how rambunctious Oldsmar politics have been in the last couple of years, it is surprising that this election season has been so quiet.
Letters:
City has been a help to Rose Cemetery
As a volunteer for the Rose Cemetery in Tarpon Springs, and after consultation with Alfred Quarteman, president of the Rose Cemetery Association, I am writing for two reasons.
Tampa Bay headlines
Terror Indictments: Al-Arian vows to fight for job
Man held after trek onto runway
Walter heir makes his $125,000 point
Smoky fire chases disabled residents out of apartments
A gown for Lindsay Rose
Howard Troxler: Iorio sings the loudest in this chorus of candidates
Ernest Hooper: Whoopee? Oopsie!
South Pinellas headlines
Tests give firefighters the all clear
USF shortens list of candidates for Pinellas position
Hillsborough headlines
Pam Iorio: sad movies, skiing and pizza, pizza, pizza
Fish but no bites
State: School inflated ailments
Residents push for underground link to Gandy
Man, 32, found fatally shot in home
Sanchez campaign marked by its savoir faire
Buckhorn takes shot at Iorio's voting record
Political Junkie: New ad presents much sharper Sanchez
City Times
Grand Central: All things bright, beautiful
Saved by the bell
Residents fuming over reclaimed water pipe fiasco
Amy Scherzer's Diary: Tickled pink over fundraiser
My Town: Maneuvering at MacDill
Obituary: Devoted teacher found spirituality in nature
RSVP Tampa: Catch some caustic humor
The Find: Mardi Gras mask
Everybody's Business: Best key lime pie? Mike's Pies reigns
What's in a name?: Small spring boasts rich history
New Suburb Beautiful: Garden sprouts in shade of Crosstown
Port Tampa: Landfill driving range still has a shot
Interbay: Gunshots near school mobilize parents
Ybor City: Taking off the mask
Hyde Park North: Condos aimed at first-time buyers
Neighborhood Notebook: Road-closing request is again delayed
Front Porch: Nature inspires artist
Folk art: it's not just for arty folks
Brandon Times
Clinic helps dyslexics manage their disability
Budget may send tropical fish belly-up
Taking the bait
Lunch with Ernest: On kids and real names
Mango: I Live Here
People: Wimauma's helping hand
Day Tripper: Rustic chug
Zoning: County paves way for up to 1,625 homes
House Values
Here & Gone
Farmer's Market: Still in the saddle
Palm River: Program won't give truants a break
Brandon: All together now
Notebook: Newland pays for military families' lawn service
Sun City Center: Community FunFest expands guest list
Gibsonton: Better days check in at old motel
Lane Ranger: Here's some rough rides, with or without a license
Valrico: What's in a name
Snapshots
Soccer: Arena changes aimed at parents
Prep Notebook: Durant girls advance to region championship
Briefly: Riverview Raiders signing up players, cheerleaders
Briefly: Singles group plans picnic
Letters:
Teens who hit my car: Watch out
North of Tampa
Marlene Sokol: Column: Easing stress -- with math
On the edge of adolescence
Students find their creativity in 'Hobbit'
Carrollwood: Graffiti resurgence troubles Plantation
Lutz: Commission turns down village proposal
Citrus Park: Land found to build home for disabled adults
Neighborhood notebook: 'Survivor' player hosts New Tampa gala event
News of Florida
Report urges stricter control of drug wholesalers
Airport must condemn rabbits
Tribe takes step toward ousting Billie
Around the state: Lightning hits governor's plane
DCF chief defends shifting of duties
Deadline approaches for agricultural exemption
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