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April 11, 2003
Howard Troxler: Legal winds keep blowing, he just keeps spitting into it
Nick Cohoon is a fairly big guy with shoulder-length, orange-reddish hair, though it is fading now to match the full gray beard that reaches down to his chest. He is 55 or maybe 56, he tells me over breakfast. He says he has been a commercial fisherman in these parts for 20 years, making a living "close to poverty level" by cast-netting mullet, perch and so forth.
Top stories
SARS plans don't include quarantine
U.S. health officials count on voluntary isolation, not quarantine, to prevent spread of the illness.
Judge denies bail to Al-Arian
The ruling casts him as dangerous but does grant bail to two other defendants charged with connections to terrorism.
Come one, come all
When the Lightning are losing, the most dedicated will stick by them. But for playoffs, fans of every kind are there.
South Pinellas headlines
Services, city jobs may fall to cuts
Ex-scientist sentenced in theft
North Pinellas headlines
Arrested teen awaits word on charges
Clearwater waterslide, pool ready to thrill kids
Firefighters union not happy with city's offer
Restaurateur grapples with parking issue
Tarpon hires director to lead library
Teen charged with defrauding customers of auction Web site
Dempsey's squad tops City winners
Using dramatic license
Best Bets
Letters:
Extra U.S. 19 lane is a bad idea
Hillsborough headlines
Old tree vs. new office building
Crowd growing at centenarian party
Commissioners narrow auditor search to 3
Brandon Times
Lunch with Ernest: A little taste of Mexico
Problems run deep
People: Cam-do spirit
I Live Here
Farmer's Market: Reaping rewards
Zoning: Worries over density kill rezoning request
Valrico: Principal earns top award, another degree
Brandon: Business group back from trek to capital
Lane Ranger: Renamed roads and pockmarked parkways
Prep notebook: Powerhouses make picking top seeds tough
City Times
Mysteries by moonlight
South Tampa's voter powerhouse
What's Brewing: Village needs a daily draw
Edy's sundaes to tempt teens
Tax break
University of Tampa: Recovered memories
Tampa Heights: Charity takes on challenge for hungry
Downtown: Downtown jewel starts painstaking restoration
What's in a name?: The legacy of an educator endures
Obituary: He valued his family, coffee and a good cigar
Virginia Park: This just in: Schools broadcast own news
North of Tampa
Cocktail hour
Buy now to save in future, road planners say
Marlene Sokol: Bombs' threats aren't just on TV
New Tampa: County line doesn't stop eaters
Oldsmar: Vote on downtown proposals postponed
Meet Your Neighbor: Driven to serve
Lutz: First hunt for park, then hunt for eggs
Gymnastics: Two girls make agile move to regionals
Tax break
Apartment builders fail to win over neighbors
Citrus Park: Alcohol sales okayed for Eckerd near Sickles High
Letters:
Thanks for 'real people' story
News of Florida
Legislature: Campaign hurls e-mails at tuition hike
Legislature: Water drilling hurts environment, Byrd says
Legislature: House relents in budget tug of war
Legislature: Regulatory exemption for hospital near passage
3 in historic crew honored aboard ship
Ousted tribal leader barred from election
Pair sought in deputy's slaying found dead in SUV
Around the state: April Fool's issue brings college paper's shutdown
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