May 7, 2000
Tampa Bay: May 7, 2000
School bells may change schedule
The board has proposed altering the starting times at 13 Pinellas elementary schools, posing challenges for parents.
Volunteers run for life -- all night
A fundraiser for the American Cancer Society draws about 300 participants for relays lasting throughout the night.
Woman's arm amputated after bus runs over her
CLEARWATER -- A 57-year old woman remained in critical condition Friday, a day after her right arm was amputated from injuries she suffered in a freak accident.
Driver blamed in fatal crash
CLEARWATER -- Police say a 37-year-old Clearwater man ran a stop sign and then a red light in his Mazda RX7, causing a car crash that killed one of his passengers Friday night.
Chamber recognizes businesses
The Greater Palm Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce recognized its small, medium-sized and large businesses of the year at a chamber breakfast Thursday.
Parishioners find their calling: the theater
Members of Oakhurst United Methodist find the play's the thing -- for releasing their creativity and raising money for Christian
Sports
Local Phillies player to pitch for real thing
Brad Baisley of the Clearwater Phillies pitches in an exhibition game for Philadelphia on Monday night.
Army's Robbins named league's best in softball
A former Seminole High softball player at Army has been named Patriot League Player of the Year while leading the Cadets to their first appearance in the NCAA tournament. causes.
Tampa Bay headlines
Laser offers hope for saving sight
Fear and anxiety rise from the flames
Horrific accident created an unforgettable scene
Memories stay with man at command of the ship
Stetson law school holds its commencement
USF awards degrees on three campuses
9 arrests at pot protest
Skyway needs repairs, but will last
South Pinellas headlines
Store's customers hunt for jewelry, shop owner
Cancer battle on the move
Chief believes officer's accuser
Ippolito upbraided on button
Ippolito upbraided on button
Forensics van joins crime war
Swiftmud decision a permit for folly
Lyceum visitors to remember
Beall's opens outlet store near Bayway
Workers fit right in to pipe repair job
The week ahead
Two beach cities may latch onto trolleys
More tests planned for lead
A word of advice on ramp speed-limit signs
Bay area moms head for Washington's Mall
After 38 years, he'll hear his last bell
Activists carry weight, council says
Restaurant approved for Tyrone Boulevard
Neighbors, board say no to rezoning
Gulfport council gets a pay raise
Teen's scholarship is a neighborly gesture
2 top officers quit local association; charge bias
Jewish teens make somber trip to concentration camps
Hillsborough headlines
Residents cling to hopes for housing
Neighbors join forces in fight against arson
Man arrested after shooting during dispute
Body found in bushes by man walking dog
Housing renewal hurts businesses
Officials: Problems plague nightclub
Rail station to become home sites
Funny money does some serious good
The politics of silliness
Week in review
High school football teams get a jump on next season
Area schools place 23 in state meet
Prep notebook
Crews adding missing link to recreational path
Commission to review anti-sprawl guides
Tempers flaring on tax board
Fire was no problem, but it was a close call
County fields customer complaints about pool company
$5-million library will take root on sylvan site
Plans are back on for USF-area clinic

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