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March 5, 2003
Tampa Bay: March 5, 2003
North Pinellas County news
Hospital plans $10-million expansion
Morton Plant plans to open an Orthopaedic and Neurosciences Pavilion funded in part by private donations.
Teen admits plan to hire person to kill witnesses
Scott Lang pleads guilty to trying to find someone to kill the wife and daughter of the man he was convicted of murdering.
Daring alligator thief strikes twice
Police think the same person took five baby gators in December and two in May 2001.
Voters reward experience; incumbents sweep races
Challengers campaigned against $20-million library plans and warned mobile home residents they could be displaced by redevelopment plans.
Five opponents tell county: Billboard deal too lenient
A settlement would let one company phase out some signs but leave others until 2042. A second public hearing is set for March 18.
Water storage study funded
A review in Tarpon Springs will consider adding tanks and pumping reclaimed water into the aquifer.
Man charged with state sales tax theft
Officials say the Safety Harbor antiques dealer had his bags packed and was pulling out of his driveway when he was arrested.
Tampa Bay headlines
Special needs classrooms feel sting of lost funding
Aide looked at as Hinesley heir
It's Iorio vs. Sanchez in Tampa runoff
Stadium might get new owner
Supplier to test blood for bacteria
Military clears Franks of all but 1 charge
Howard Troxler: Buckhorn divides -- but doesn't conquer
South Pinellas headlines
St. Petersburg ponders end of Sunday 'blue law'
Team makes glorious return to class
Pinellas Park wants to pass recreation fees on to county
Judge cancels courthouse auction of Rutland Mansion
Fight over plans at beach intensifies
And then there were six: Maloof sets pace for runoff
No conflict for voters: Jimmy Johnson is in
Guest column: Call brings memories from the past
Woman found dead in her home in Pinellas County
With mass of scrapbooks, he tracked city's history
Healing old wounds
Celebrate Seuss
Know your candidates: Madeira Beach
Know your candidates: Redington Beach
Know your candidates: Redington Shores
Know your candidate: Kenneth City
City's sidewalk-repair brief upsets activists for disabled
Pow Wow events offer chance for fun
Residents asked for input on city's future
Volunteer honored for heartfelt contributions
USF grad named as new Miss Seminole
Military news
Magnet school fears crush of students
Races, clubs have come a long way
6th term for Radcliffe; 1st for Bennett
Daugherty wins seat; Runyon is back
Cooper, Fisher retain council seats
Tennis: Bustling beach center gets new name
Letters:
Be wary of referendum opposition
Hillsborough headlines
Schools keep control over students' year-end clothes
5 City Council seats set
Prosecutor faces demotion, pay cut
Elections chief sees nearly flawless vote
Howard Troxler: Buckhorn divides -- but doesn't conquer
News of Florida
Legislature: Bush's speech avoids budget issue
Legislature: Bush calls for new vote on class sizes
Robber's best-laid plans fell flat, police say
Hands around state library protest plan to relocate books
Residents hurry out of tower that's in danger of collapsing
Teenager tells of friend's role after father's killing
Adam C. Smith: Presidential politics, war cast shadow over Tallahassee
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