Tampa Bay: June 6, 2001
Hillsborough County news
Concerns grow over private hydrants
Anxiety spreads with word of two inoperable hydrants in Monday's Chase Crossing fire. Inspections are promised.
Plant fix forces cut in water supply
TAMPA -- Tampa water customers are being asked to forgo lawn watering, car washing and other non-essential uses until Friday because damage from chlorine leaks at the Hillsborough River Water Treatment Facility is worse than originally thought.
Hearing set on voting districts
TAMPA -- Hillsborough County commissioners will take public comment today on several proposals for redrawing the voting district boundaries for a majority of the board's seats.
Administrator backs lower property tax rate
As property values rise, Dan Kleman says his cut would be the biggest ever, bigger than commissioners propose.
Teenagers struggle to find jobs
Without help from a federal government program, more than 500 people -- most of them young -- attend a job fair at the Hillsborough Workforce Centers.
Ernest Hooper
A Bern's meal for Bush and a recount on the tip
I'm far from being a food connoisseur (I can't even spell connoisseur), but it sounds like Bern's executive chef Jeannie Pierola pulled out all the stops for President Bush on Monday night.
