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April 24, 2003
Tampa Bay: April 24, 2003
North Pinellas County news
A wreck 'n' roll opera
The life of the motorcycle stunt man and Clearwater resident may soon be the subject of a musical in Las Vegas.
Perhaps seduced by sirloin, Romper's gone
The only thing his owner knows for sure is that the 15-pound cat has been missing for more than two weeks.
Library co-op mismanaged public funds
An audit finds dozens of accounting errors and concludes some libraries received money they shouldn't have.
Traveling vet van facing cutbacks
A budget squeeze could ground the Animobile, which sterilizes pets and offers other services free or at reduced cost. Special events could continue.
Guest column: Savoring memories of Chief Charley's
The building resembled a western ranch somewhere on the outskirts of Albuquerque, N.M. on a narrow road to Santa Fe. Smoke issued forth from its two chimneys, the aroma not of burning logs, but of sizzling steaks cooked just right.
Forerunners women master Boston course
The Forerunners female masters accomplished what they set out to do in the Boston Marathon -- and more.
Octogenarian aces golf hole for third time
DUNEDIN -- Perched on a slight incline between the bustle of Curlew Road and the serenity of Curlew Creek, the tricky 11th hole at the Dunedin Country Club is surrounded on three sides by sand traps.
Letters:
Make room so pantry can feed hungry
Re: Food pantry's building plans crumble, story, April 17:
Tampa Bay headlines
Clothes make the investigation
They came to honor a hero
Teen dies, 3 hurt racing
Board urged to expand search
TIA work noisy, but for short time
Experts meeting in Tampa try to learn from 9/11
18-wheeler touches off 15-vehicle pileup; five people injured
Chorus of area school chiefs singing a sad budget song
Mary Jo Melone: The Senate musters up an ounce of compassion
South Pinellas headlines
Citing health, Stetson law school dean retiring
Driver of SUV is shot, killed
Obituary: Teacher, civic activist dies at 102
High school student walks onto ledge, is talked down
Hillsborough headlines
Homeless soup kitchen might be saved
County appoints internal auditor
Toddler drowns in pool
Ernest Hooper: Piccadilly departs; an auction to grow on
News of Florida
Legislature: Budget talks: all bluster, no deal
Register now or miss out, FSU tells freshmen
Legislature: If eight is enough, is 12 better?
Judge intervenes on Everglades
First probable SARS case reported in state
Groups claim miners, developers destroyed panther habitat
Legislature: House switches stance on fast train
Legislature: Class size bill: more vouchers, faster diplomas?
Ruling overturns adoption measure
Legislature: Senate would delay Medically Needy cutback
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