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April 13, 2003
Tampa Bay: April 13, 2003
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Lords and ladies, a last huzzah
[Times photo: Carrie Pratt]
For four and 20 years, people have come to Largo for the Renaissance Festival. But alas, its time in the fast-growing city has come to a close.
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North Pinellas County news
Legal drugs kill, too
Agencies step up education and monitoring efforts as deaths from prescription overdoses climb.
Dumping plan alarms spongers
An already ailing industry fears a plan to dump a phosphate plant's wastewater in the gulf would snuff out the last of the sponges.
Fire at former Chimp Farm is called suspicious
With volunteers' help, however, animals at the Suncoast Primate Sanctuary are kept safe and calm.
Fire at former Chimp Farm is called suspicious
With volunteers' help, however, animals at the Suncoast Primate Sanctuary are kept safe and calm.
City gets a jump on '05 mayoral race
The election is nearly two years away, but the contest is shaping up, sort of, if talk means anything.
Editorial: Showing our pride without shabbiness
It's nice to see a resurgence of patriotism among local residents in the last couple of weeks. Though opinions about the wisdom of going to war with Iraq were divided, most people seem able to support the troops and feel pride in a nation that could, in just a few weeks' time, liberate another from the decades-long grip of a cruel tyrant.
Letters:
Tax dollars should not go to Narconon
Re: Detox center seeks acceptance, story, March 30.
Tampa Bay headlines
Mary Jo Melone: Some suffer in silence as others vote in ignorance
At 51,000-feet, generals live the high life
Digitally enabled
Iraq: Foot in a cast, Pasco Marine on way home from war
Perfect project? Parents pitched in
Defense against terror? Keep a loaded pantry
Metro Week in Review: Teachers get richer pay in poor schools
Man talked out of bridge jump
South Pinellas headlines
Rewriting rules to end border skirmishes
Bullet costs cat leg, hunt on for shooter
Beaches would cut cost of burying wires
Renovator aims for historic, not just old
Palladium shooed away sex offender
Mideast military news
U.S. Rep. Davis to hold open house on Monday
Crowds make Festival of States parade a thumping success
Corps hauls away part of Upham Beach
Neighborhood notebook: Preservation group trying to organize neighborhoods
Report: Bold plan can avert ugly future
On the Town: PARC party attendees hear some good news
$30-million in upgrades to boost St. Anthony's
Working: A Day on the Job
It's not easy being green
Sick of speeders, some buy own speed bumps
Should commissioners accept benefits?
Dr. Delay: New signs on U.S. 19 a godsend for drivers
With tax day closing in fast, help is here
Seminole man is top paramedic
Desegregation is forum topic
Running: Masterson works hard to make victory look easy
Business headlines: Steak & Lube construction gets in gear
Bowling: Dempsey's squad tops City winners
Letters:
School choice program is big farce
Hillsborough headlines
Defense against terror? Keep a loaded pantry
At 51,000-feet, generals live the high life
News of Florida
A rival quietly makes inroads
Iraq: Crowds dwindle at antiwar protests
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