North of Tampa: July 16, 2000
July 16, 2000
Book lovers lament final chapter
Library patrons say they hate to see Lutz librarian Alan Nichter leave their branch after having drawn on his voluminous knowledge and enjoying his quirky sense of humor for so many years.
Shopping centers set for Carrollwood
CARROLLWOOD: Three out of four corners at Gunn Highway and Anderson Road will soon be occupied by shopping centers.
Council delays vote on project
The proposed Grand Hampton community takes heat from environmentalists, and the City Council postpones a decision until all members are present.
Junior Olympian churns for the gold
Fourteen-year-old Grant Nelson, Florida's No. 2 male swimmer for ages 13-14, goes into the Junior Olympics with versatility, skill and a desire to win. His hard work has qualified him for six events and he's going after No. 1.
Swimmer racks up points at state games
Amy Mueller has an outstanding event, and her team places fourth among 34.
City official peeved by tower's presence
The City Council member will lobby legislators to change a law that let the tower be built.
Charter school idea takes shape
Heeding parents' pleas for a middle school, the City Council has approved a study of the venture. An empty building adjacent to Oldsmar Elementary may house the school.
Stein Mart may open new store in City Plaza
The center's tenants hope the clothing store will pull in shoppers.
Area to get sturdier mailboxes
TAMPA PALMS -- Plastic mailbox posts will soon replace wooden ones in most parts of Tampa Palms.
Ex-supervisor, taxing authority still at odds
TAMPA PALMS -- It seems out-of-court efforts to resolve an open meetings lawsuit between the Tampa Palms Community Development District and a former supervisor have reached a stalemate.
Delays may halt child care program
Modifications in plans for the new Northdale Community Center place an after-school program in jeopardy.
Drowning takes teen, can't dim legacy of courage
Known as the small kid with the big heart, Peter Marchese inspired his family and friends with his battle against Tourette's syndrome.
Health fair offers kids free exams, supplies
Face painting and other fun activities will be available in addition to the screenings and giveaways at the University Area Community Complex next Thursday.
Landowners want to make all of SR 56 commercial
The nearly 1-mile corridor between State Road 54 and Interstate 75 will be dotted with businesses if the three have their way.
