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March 28, 2003
Top stories
Terror Indictments: Al-Arian moved to federal facility
The former USF professor, suspected of funding a terrorist group, has been moved for security reasons.
Iorio shows she'll have different grasp on job
The old mayor and the new mayor could not have been more pleasant at their first news conference Wednesday.
Ex-priest is charged with abusing boys
Gerry Appleby, who was defrocked, is accused of sexual battery on two boys in Tarpon Springs in the 1970s.
Boy, 4, is hit by car in Gibsonton
GIBSONTON -- A 4-year-old boy is recovering after being hit by a car while walking through Gibsonton with his sister and cousin Wednesday evening.
United Way board member resigns in protest
The Times' Marty Petty cites United Way's decision to cancel a women's leadership event with Susan Sarandon.
Obituary: Sam Stickney, 'newspaper man throughout'
A long illness claims the 80-year-old's life after decades as reporter and columnist for three bay area papers.
South Pinellas headlines
Cruise line under new, 'stronger' ownership
State asks St. Petersburg to accept wastewater
'I just work hard,' says top officer
Man wanted in molestation at beach resort
Bar patron dies after fight
North Pinellas headlines
Great lady goes down swinging
Man saved at beach thanks 2 heroes
City licks wounds over lost annexations
With tears, farewells, reservist is off to war
Cyclist killed in U.S. 19 collision
Computerized bumpers are big with kids, parents
Letters:
Please don't demolish Sunshine Speedway
Hillsborough headlines
Scientology expands Tampa presence
City okays deal to put new condo downtown
Candidate's flames of idealism still unsnuffed
More arrests made in drug investigations
House fire witness: 'It was torture'
Brandon Times
Feeding bodies -- and souls
Arresting developments
Married to the Military: Spouse's deployment can have its advantages
I Live Here
People: Served warm
Day tripper: A river runs through it
Farmer's Market: A farm-fresh idea
Here & Gone
A flower blooms at South Fork
Equestrian community gets go-ahead despite objections
On visit home, cadet promotes West Point
New library to expand
Fire hydrants installed, but more needed
It takes a village
Civic activist shares courage award
Notebook: Renovation of activity rooms wins approval
Lane Ranger: Timing of traffic lights still a work in progress
SPORTS BRIEFLY: Soccer association to hold jamboree
Girls basketball: Immanuel Lutheran takes league title
Prep notebook: Two star pitchers face difficult games
City Times
Lunch with Ernest: Fighting racism on his terms
Rooster may be a rogue, but fans flock
North Hyde Park: Officials: Grocery could boost area
Anxiety on MacDill's outskirts
Where free speech flourishes
Grand Central: Most of us just sit stupefied
Last call for Ybor stalwarts
What's in a name?: Engineer helped design Tampa
University of Tampa: Bring your green thumb to GreenFest
Who's to blame for Sonnie's killing?
Stylish carpentry
Obituary: Helping her city -- behind the scenes
Southern Pines: 'Cactus house' may lose distinctive garden
North of Tampa
Town 'N Country: Can't slow down
A long road ahead
Marlene Sokol: Mailing mistake a shock to mom
New Tampa: Retail boom continues, marks hot trend
Terrace snuggles in charm
Westchase: A heartfelt legacy
Odessa: Minister unites members toward goal
New Tampa: Lighting contract is raising eyebrows
Girls track: Group effort drives Gaither relay team to finish line
New Tampa: Trunk of stolen goods found in teen's closet
Neighborhood notebook: 3-day food sale to benefit youths' 'Thank You Party'
News of Florida
Doctors take appeal for relief to Capitol
Higher tolls proposed to help patch state budget gap
State agencies would lose lobbyists
House would snuff most smoking ban exemptions
Legislature: Penalty in pregnancy deaths could increase
Burglary suspect's Spiderman act foiled
Ex-academic charged with money laundering
F. Lee Bailey told to pay $5-million
Line of storms sweeps state, spawns twisters
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