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August 22, 2001
Howard Troxler
Once nailed to the door, now shuffled out of sight
One of the great protesters of all time was a German guy named Martin Luther. Back in the 1500s, he got fed up with the excesses of the Catholic Church. Luther wrote and circulated a list of 95 points of debate. According to legend, he posted his "Ninety-Five Theses" right smack on the door of the church at Wittenberg University.
Top stories
Cost cancels pediatrics plan
A proposal to let All Children's oversee the program for BayCare hospitals is found to be too much of a financial risk.
Would-be rescuer thought only of victim
TAMPA -- When Kevin Callahan cruises the streets for the state Department of Transportation as a Road Ranger, he's usually looking for broken-down cars.
Bride first gets a ring, then gets handcuffed
CRYSTAL RIVER -- Oh, the headaches a bride must endure. There's coordinating the caterers, finding the perfect dress, selecting the bridesmaids, soothing squabbling relatives.
Ybor complex gets first okay
A 5-2 design commission majority likes the changes made to the controversial project on Seventh Avenue.
Board okays plan to lure teachers
The new partnership with USF will identify non-education majors who may have an interest in teaching.
Commission narrowly supports tax increase
Four Pinellas County Commissioners, a one-vote majority, said Tuesday night they're ready to approve a 3.4 percent increase in the property tax rate.
Tampa Bay briefs
Police arrest couple in hit-and-run case
Dog attacks shock, alarm neighborhood
A pack of dogs is suspected of recently killing three cats. A pet watch group worries that a child could be next.
South Pinellas headlines
Neighbors of schools brace for new year
Personal life at heart of town commotion
Classes delayed by lead in paint
Drainage projects dot waterfront
Lealman Fire reaches for lost tax revenue
Build parks, not roads
Pinellas gets mixed health report
Live-work condos planned downtown
Downtown day care options broaden
Starling School moves one of its facilities to new location
102 Pinellas teachers gladly learn
Sinkhole over drain pipe closes 22nd Avenue lanes
Now it's mom's turn to be a soccer hero
New principal brings change to Seminole
'Lobbyists' to hear verdict on Main Street in person
Crossing guards 30 to 80 fine-tune an essential job
Bay comes out, sunshine goes into new city logo
Neighborhood briefs
Tiny shrimp, big cause
Girl knows it's better to receive, then give
Tierra Verde may get new fire station, county says
Beaches notebook
Military news
Focus on volunteers
Shipwatch instructor in familiar territory
Local USA cyclists hit the road for state event
Zolciak keeps rolling along at Sunshine
Speeders, cheaters: Heed it or weep
North Pinellas headlines
Van for disabled flips, injuring 7 people
Body of man found in harbor
Beside school? Brace yourself
Twin towers shrink to single, shorter condo
House fire leads to marijuana discovery
Tarpon Springs budget wins tentative okay
This time, sports bar quietly passes test
Times ends sponsorship of Clearwater jazz event
Local USA cyclists hit the road for state event
Hillsborough headlines
Second bridal shop closes, leaving jilted customers
Ernest Hooper
Urban scenes, resumes, a big game
News of Florida
UF braces for record number of students
New board figures tab for Florida education
Guarding Harris has cost $50,000
Union starts billboard attack on Bush
Identity theft easy, Bush shows
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