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March 11, 2003
Tampa Bay: March 11, 2003
North Pinellas County news
Was fan abused, or properly subdued?
Authorities defend an officer's actions, as a woman's family decries her arrest.
Experts: Officer acted properly
The St. Petersburg Times asked two law enforcement experts to review photos of Saturday night's incident, which were posted on the newspaper's website. Here's what they said:
Pop giant to help hospitals
Artist Peter Max joins an event to raise funds for Mease Countryside and Mease Dunedin hospitals.
A big message touts the city
Clearwater is sending a new brochure to developers nationwide, inviting them to join in redeveloping downtown and other sectors.
Equipment stolen from European team
DUNEDIN -- Investigators are taking a different look at a mysterious weekend break-in at Dunedin High School that left an NFL Europe football team without some of its equipment.
Voters will pick mayor in Belleair Bluffs today
The incumbent faces a former city commissioner in the race to lead the small municipality. The polls will stay open until 7 p.m.
Motive for man's slaying gets murkier
At first, detectives thought robbery might have been the reason behind a Palm Harbor man's death. But clues seem to be pointing another way.
Oldsmar candidates make their last rounds
With low voter turnout expected, City Council Seat 3 hopefuls Janice Miller and Tony Ringelspaugh spend the final day knocking on doors.
Condo owners file suit in fire last June
CLEARWATER -- Owners of a condominium at Dolphin Cove on Island Estates have filed a negligence suit against the company that manages the building and the homeowners association.
Fiancee stays silent in man's stabbing death
LARGO -- Police say Antoinette Abidin called 911 Sunday morning to report that something had happened to her fiance.
Driver turns herself in to face DUI charges
A Clearwater woman is facing charges of driving under the influence-manslaughter after she turned herself in to Florida Highway Patrol troopers Monday morning.
Former area preps leading a surprise charge by Bulls
Two East Lake graduates are turning a University of South Florida rebuilding year into a successful season.
Letters: Practice safe driving, yield to emergency vehicles
As a volunteer driver for the American Red Cross, I spend at least one morning a week transporting people to and from medical appointments throughout north Pinellas County.
Tampa Bay headlines
Marvels of culture -- and medicine
Deal to sell Florida Water Services is off
Baseball: Cashing in on Matsui-mania
Ex-priest gets 30 years for sexual abuse
USF says researcher harassed student
Stadium takeover may cause problems
Military news
Mary Jo Melone: Finding his muse for stanzas of war protest
South Pinellas headlines
Sergeant can't avoid long arm of lawn enforcement
Hillsborough headlines
Candidates for mayor meet in debate tonight
Caregiver takes plea deal in child's death
Family speaks for victim of rage
Custody could have saved man
Ex-officer sentenced in ecstasy deal
Man's body found on roadside
Authorities retrieve body from alligator's clutches
Ernest Hooper: Sanchez's 2nd half; makeovers for anchors
News of Florida
Bill may put a stop to inmate drivers
Panther death offers hope
Man pounds 10-foot gator with rock to free child
3 from Tampa are on panel to protect bases
Around the state: Big boom set in bomb test
Legislature: Bill alters law on autopsy photos
Bill puts limits on suits against some polluters
How many classrooms? 2,602, new data say
Nursing home showdown begins
Hurricane forecast gains 2 days
Cops to chat with Heimlich hoaxer
Family fights over boys who killed dad
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