March 15, 2001
Tampa Bay: March 15, 2001
South Pinellas County news
Former foes shun Baker, Ford
The absence of endorsements from losers of the primary shows scant enthusiasm for the winners.
Chief was right in dispute with Ford
ST. PETERSBURG -- Police Chief Goliath Davis III is right that the Police Department has been staffed above its "authorized strength" of sworn officers for months, according to public records that mayoral candidate Kathleen Ford implied might prove him wrong.
Intolerance abounds, black leader says
The NAACP president urges a crowd at Eckerd College to focus on similarities, not differences.
Free tax assistance
These sites are open through April 15 for free tax assistance offered by Volunteer Income Tax Assistance project (VITA) and AARP, formerly known as American Association of Retired Persons (for older taxpayers). Taxpayers should bring all pertinent records and last year's returns to the sites.
Tampa Bay headlines
An icky infestation
Grouper ban is now over
Tarpon Springs knew of arsenic
Tampa to test park for arsenic
Tampa Bay briefs
Boy's organs used for transplants
Busing in Pinellas County to expand
Hudson man charged with bilking two women
2 Pinellas jail officials receive reprimands
Presbyterian Church vote rejects ban on gay unions
North Pinellas headlines
A few neighborhoods tip tight contest
School motivator's work honored
Spring training is hot ticket
Timeout called in Stanton debate
County delays Home Depot stoplight decision
Oldsmar election deflates school idea
Man arrested on child pornography charges
Vatikiotis: Penny running short
Tarpon mayoral race is fiery to the finish
Council member Hartstein selected as vice mayor
County delays stoplight decision
Votes show residents support redevelopment
Free tax assistance
North Pinellas briefs
Home finds new life as business
St. Petersburg man Ferreira finds success at end of Trail
'Today' correspondent to speak at East Lake
Suzanne Lavery, 55, teacher for 30 years
Interim city manager is as good as they come
Hillsborough headlines
Juror booted for being too inquisitive
New museum's costs are uncertain
Prosecutor: 'This is not a game'
Trial begins in fatal crash suit
Boy charged with neighborhood's car burglaries
Military news
Bulletin board
Psychologist to give two free talks
News of Florida
Bush, McKay at odds over taxes
Nursing home fight comes to a head
Lawyers, judges fight bills that dilute control
Committee pushes to keep 2 state jobs free of politics
Legislature 2001
Group sues state over felons' voting rights
'We are very proud of him,' Fla. soldier's relative says
Around the state
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