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July 28, 2001
Tampa Bay: July 28, 2001
Hillsborough County news
A closer look: One Hillsborough church
Family Life Worship Center
Sandra Thompson
Tiny library's task: Offer raw material for hope
On a gloomy Tuesday afternoon, Tampa's oldest library is open for business. "West Tampa Free Public Library" are the words carved into the 1913 neo-classical building, originally funded by the Andrew Carnegie Foundation. It is one of almost 1,700 free libraries Carnegie built in this country in a time when book collections were private and not accessible to the people who needed them most.
Tampa Bay headlines
Case against pickets dropped
Judge rebukes Scientologists, critics
Accomplice in Lyons case is released
Motorcycle gang leader gets life
Building's roof crashes in
Is new house sweetheart of a deal?
Accused judge ponders plea deal
Pinellas headlines
Campaign arbiter not ready to go
Hesitant trapper nabs gator
Grand vision and realities collide
Alicia Caldwell
Seminole quiet so far on plan for pay raise
Pinellas bail bond fee leads to lawsuit
List of rec center names lengthens
Deborah Vincent, housing leader, dies
Purse thief attacks woman, 77
North Pinellas digest
City spells out policy for flag honor
Oldsmar officials wary of pay raise talk
Racing tonight at Sunshine Speedway
Couple devote lives to the lost
Judge: Search was improper
News of Florida
Thief spears fish at aquarium
Harris employs systems expert
Dream car is a 'toy Yoda'
Governor dismisses claims that tax cuts spurred budget deficit
State corrections chief optimistic about future
Lucy Morgan
Author sees good sense as cure for what ails us
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