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July 27, 2001
Howard Troxler
Community unites behind a life worth rooting for
Even if you don't know Vincent Starkes, you might have seen him if you went to Ybor City in the '90s. He ran Vinnie's Back Alley BarBQ, located in the open-air market at Seventh Avenue and 17th Street.
Top stories
Olympic stadium plan okayed
Residents of public housing would have to move, but Tampa officials say they won't be forgotten.
Pinellas judge is offered a plea deal
California officials won't discuss what deal they offered Circuit Judge Charles W. Cope, who has pleaded not guilty.
South Pinellas headlines
Police chief search is down to 4
Angry echo follows shootings
On the waterfront: Improve or remove?
North Pinellas headlines
Police presence at beach may shrink
North Pinellas digest
Cost of dying to rise for Pasco
Dunedin kicks in $500,000 for Jays
Merchants welcome road work
Creative police work deserves applause
Car dealer's banners are not eyesore
Best bets
Happenings
Casting a spell
Hillsborough headlines
Dancers lose first trials of new law
Lawsuits seek halt to shark fishing
News of Florida
Republicans rap governor's technology plan
90% wool, 10% gone
Broad action needed on the West Nile virus
Brazill: I'm sorry for killing
Blue fights off gator to save his fallen owner
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