Tampa Bay: January 21, 2001
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A home for Mr. Bennett
[Times photo: Jill Sagers]
Neighbors, Largo officials and social service agencies help a blind man get a safer house and a better life. |
North Pinellas County news
Former band leader, 78, dies
Under Robert C. Cotter's direction, Largo High's Band of Gold expanded and won numerous competitions.
Activist closer to dog park
The plan for Tarpon Springs still has some obstacles to overcome but appears to be picking up support.
Writer hopes novels are merely her opening chapter
Pharmacist, lawyer and author Theresa Sandberg-Arnston began writing just before her husband, a novelist, died in 1996. Now their books share shelves.
Of money, marriage -- and murder?
The divorce of a couple worth millions of dollars was difficult enough, then charges that he tried to have her killed surfaced.
Smoking sparks 3 fatal blazes
Fire experts warn of the dangers of mixing smoking and alcohol.
Couple’s spirit combats man's physical struggles
He has dealt with kidney disease since childhood. A transplant from his wife has failed. But giving up, they say, is not an option.
A cautious commission serves residents well
A rendering shows plans for a 250-room Marriott hotel on Gulfview Boulevard. The project could be approved next month.
Swimmer Nardozzi is off to a fast start for New Hampshire
Swimming in New England during the winter brings chills to most of us, but St. Petersburg native Kristen Nardozzi is thriving.
Leaders support beach plans
Clearwater decides to move forward with a strategy for developing the beach, as well as a deal to build a 250-room, $65-million Marriott resort and public garage.
Tarpon may land historic designation
The city's Sponge Docks area would gain protections under a proposed local cultural preservation district.
