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 Tampa Bay: June 25, 2000 North Pinellas County news
Cement for bones shores up spines
Doctors fix fractured vertebrae with a new procedure that helps osteoporosis sufferers.

Living without obligation or comfort
A new day may be coming to Clearwater's downtown, but for the many homeless people who live there, the hard life is a constant.

Referendum fuels passion, donations
Residents are taking sides on the downtown redevelopment plan, and the effort to win over voters has led to some pricey politicking.

Gift of love is the gift of life
Unable to receive the kidney he needs from a blood relative, a man is shown the depth of his wife's love.

Walking through the danger zone
Once again, Tampa Bay's streets have been named the least friendly to pedestrians. Thus, efforts to increase safety continue.

Senior center sees tax as answer
Officials from the Palm Harbor facility say additional staff is needed, and that many seniors can't afford the program fees and $25 annual dues.

Day care goes to the dogs, and tails are wagging
At Maritime Pet Kennel, canine kids escape the boredom of waiting for human parents to come home.

LEGO contest winners build on creativity
Children find the colorful blocks and a little imagination are a magical combination.

Sheriff could save Largo money without any sacrifice in service
Re: Sheriff's comments rankle Largo manager, June 9 story.

Avoid rhetoric; learn about plan
It is a beautiful, sunny morning on the Clearwater downtown waterfront.

Countryside wins 25 relays to keep PCL swim crown
History repeated itself this month when Countryside Country Club Aquatics successfully defended its Private Club League Relays Championship among nine teams.

Dunedin man arrested in attack on girlfriend
DUNEDIN -- A Dunedin man was charged with attempted murder and domestic battery early Saturday after deputies say he struck his girlfriend in the head with a small "souvenir-type" baseball bat. Deputies went to the couple's house at 209 Grove Circle S about 3 a.m. after neighbors called to report a fight. The deputies found Michelle E. Cotton, 33, bleeding from the head in the front yard and her boyfriend, Nathaniel Bass Jr., 46, standing in the kitchen preparing to mop up blood, sheriff's reports said. Deputies found a small bat that appeared to have been recently washed. Cotton was flown to Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg, where she was in serious condition Saturday afternoon. Bass was held without bail at the Pinellas County Jail.

Hydrilla treatment planned this week on Lake Tarpon
EAST LAKE -- The Southwest Florida Water Management District, also known as Swiftmud, and Pinellas County plan to apply the aquatic herbicide Sonar to Lake Tarpon from Monday through Thursday to control the spread of hydrilla.


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  • Hillsborough headlines
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