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March 30, 2003
Tampa Bay: March 30, 2003
North Pinellas County news
Detox center seeks wider acceptance
Narconon, a drug treatment program with Scientology backing, now wants taxpayer assistance.
Rights proposal to extend to gays
If approved, Largo may have one of the broadest employee policies in the state protecting gays and lesbians.
Melodies that heal heart & soul
Ed Paulson uses his hammered dulcimer to comfort critically ill hospital patients.
Golf course buy guarantees green space
Dunedin buys St. Andrews Links mainly to preserve the land, but eventually to make a profit.
Seabreeze shops pay price of progress
Business drops while a new Publix supermarket is going up. Owners say it's getting difficult to stay patient.
War's impact on tourism hard to gauge
Some business owners say tourists are not willing to spend money. Others blame the economy for the downturn.
New librarian says she looks to draw teens to facility
Raised in Detroit, Dede Fellrath had lived in New York, Boston, the Virginia mountains, Winston-Salem, N.C., Maryland, Argentina and Florida before a homing instinct kicked in.
Scout jump starts effort to revive school garden
Ten years had passed, but a forgotten garden at Oldsmar Elementary School had managed to survive.
Letters:
Teachers need raises even if it means raising property taxes
Re: Teachers union wants poll on tax, story, March 19.
Tampa Bay headlines
Derby Lane cancels races to treat sick greyhounds
Cold to cut into bay area's spring weather
Rev. Lyons, ex-wife settle dispute over divorce terms
Metro Week in Review: Warm, wet weather brings buzz
Open house helps show off airport and its aerial guests
A chance sighting on Web brings joy to Tampa woman
South Pinellas headlines
Baseball is here; where's the cash?
Frozen treats were first made here in 1982
Residents asked for input on annexing
Klondike annexation deal raises eyebrows
In a financial pinch, a pillar for families loses strength
St. Pete Beach is examining its options
There's a backup on the Bayway, and it's not traffic
New Seminole library on target
Council cuts back on costly traveling
C.T. Bowen: Sadness in midst of March madness
Working: A Day on the Job
On the town: Theater lovers bid on bard-inspired artwork
Dr. Delay: New road will connect to Gandy's Friendship Trail
Mideast military news
Neighborhood notebook: Jungle Terrace group fights 3 new restaurants
A stunning reversal
Little League wants city ballfield refurbished
Largo: Takeover woes in the past
Jo-Ann Fabrics to move, expand
Immersed in art, 24 hours a day
Principal designs new school's future
Strike up the bands
Pinellas Park seeks cash for funeral lunch
Business headlines: Groups to take a peek at museum
Letters:
Greedy developers win, residents lose out
Hillsborough headlines
The mayor with a golden touch
Community liaison quits
Police arrest five teens they found in stolen cars
Zoning: Andover will add 45 homes
Council keeps apartment floodgates open
What's shakin' for PhilFest?
Open & Shut
Week in Review
Prep Notebook: Baseball tourney humbles the Chiefs
Learning the mysteries of leadership
Carrollwood: Barbecue chef's dream tastes sweeter by the day
Tampa: Rooster may be a rogue, but fans flock
Land O'Lakes: Request to increase sign height denied
Neighborhood Notebook: Tampa Palms shopping center plans still unsettled
Sports Digest: Swimming lessons offered
News of Florida
Cold to cut into bay area's spring weather
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