North of Tampa: July 20, 2001
 |
 |
Holding court
[Times photo: Stefanie Boyar]
A former University of South Florida basketball star leads a weeklong camp each summer, passing on his ball-handling skills to aspiring teenage players. |
New lines a relief to some
The County Commission had to shift voting district boundaries to reflect the 2000 census figures.
Swimmers shine during state meet
The Carrollwood Village team takes fourth place in women's competition and ninth in men's and women's combined.
Soccer star taught kids lessons on and off the field
His unselfish play, his friendly demeanor and even his volatile temper offer lessons in life.
Out & about
2001 TURKISH ART GALA: Celebrate the rich culture and history of the Turkish Republic this weekend at the University of South Florida. Learn about the culture through the eyes of artists, musicians and writers past and present along with a dash of modern art forms and music.
Gardens now grow where lawns once languished
Some made the switch because drivers kept tearing up their turf. Others tired of trying to keep a green yard during drought.
Network of roads could bring changes
Supporters foresee an attractive, popular destination spot. Foes say circulating traffic would damage their neighborhood's quality of life.
City voices opposition to traffic tube
Oldsmar officials are looking for ways to prevent the state from erecting a monotube, like one in Pinellas Park, to mount traffic lights at Tampa Road.
Holiday decor banned at entryway
Tax district members say last year's lighted menorah caused too much controversy. One dissenter says board members can't "tolerate diversity."
Community complex relocates many
The planned center for a troubled University neighborhood is forcing families to find new homes.
Committee works on school boundaries
NEW TAMPA -- Members of a boundary committee for two new schools in New Tampa are making headway toward having a proposal ready to present to the public by October. The 21-member committee met for the second time Monday and received more information for drawing attendance zones around a middle school and high school that will open there in 2003.
Weekly calendar
Today
