Memories of shark attack in '22 linger
The death of a young woman nearly 80 years ago was the first recorded Pinellas fatality as a result of a shark attack.
Officials advised to adjust city hall deal
In view of doubts about the value the city is getting for its dollars, an architect suggests that the builder bid out subcontracts.
Interim chief says the healing starts now
The former lieutenant has the interpersonal skills needed to guide the department right now, says the city manager.
Minor league baseball will be missed
It was once said, "You can never go back." While I have never fully appreciated the meaning of that little saying, I took a large step toward understanding recently when St. Petersburg said goodbye to minor-league baseball at Al Lang Field.
Authorities search lake for weapon used in rape
ST. PETERSBURG -- Authorities scoured the bottom of Crescent Lake on Saturday for a weapon they say was used by a man charged with raping a woman in the Kenwood neighborhood Monday morning. They didn't find it.
Leadership St. Petersburg accepting applications
Leadership St. Petersburg, sponsored by the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce, is accepting applications for the 2001 class. Participants explore community economic, social and political issues and resources and gain leadership and team-building skills through seminars and workshops.
Seven parking lots added at Coliseum Ballroom
ST. PETERSBURG -- The Coliseum Ballroom, where parking can be a challenge, is getting 64 new spaces that should be ready in early October.
Day care center adds space for 1-year-olds
"The demand is phenomenal," says the owner of the Learning Zone, at 6001 Park Blvd.
Restraining order given in preacher vs. pianist case
A local preacher who organized a tent revival also has quarreled with her partner in the revival effort.
Lights fail to signal warning to motorists
Acolleague of mine leaving southbound I-275 at the I-375 exit (the one marked, "The Pier") was pulled over as he approached Fourth Avenue and ticketed for speeding. And no, before you ask, I am not making up "a colleague" to cover my own traffic transgression. The colleague is quite real.
Chronic offenders may pay a steeper price
A statute proposed by a community police officer and a colleague targets those who repeatedly violate ordinances.
Media magnet school is short on students
Black students are on a waiting list, but desegregation policies require that non-blacks fill the remaining openings.
New survey to be sent on beach street closings
ST. PETE BEACH -- City commissioners were looking for help in deciding whether to close side streets along Blind Pass Road when they agreed to send a survey to residents north of 75th Avenue.
Agencies detail new adult's rights
The Florida Bar and the Florida Department of Education have joined efforts to educate the state's high school seniors about their legal rights and responsibilities when they turn 18 years old. The Bar's committee developed a 24-page informational pamphlet that explains the privileges and legal obligations of new adults.
City moves to get mailboxes off curb
Property owners now must have a permit for a curbside box. But code enforcers won't crack down for two months.
Thousands tackle another season
The youth football season is in its beginning weeks for thousands of players and cheerleaders throughout the county.
Preparation leaves centers little time to spare
"Fill the leagues, fill the house" is the battle cry of center proprietors across the country as a new bowling season starts next week.
Kothe taking a different course
The only thing that's permanent is change.
Tampa Bay headlines
Summers' song from years ago plays on
Coe's friends saw no suicide warning
Week in review
Democrats turn testy in Senate debate
Such a deal
Wreck injures 5, blocks interstate
Tampa Bay briefs
North Pinellas headlines
District envelops mishmash of voters
Where his addiction led, he followed
Persistence key in halting plant cleanup
Creek riddle: Preserve it or control it?
East Lake soccer star called one of the best
At SPJC, doctors will be in house
Commissioners fail Pinellas residents
Helen Ellis' future brightens
Questions
Pinellas programs kick off season
Headlines through the years
Cheerleaders get a taste of success at camp
Beach cleanup can uncover treasure
Hillsborough headlines
County looks into park for pooches
Special interest warning issued amid the funding
News of Florida
Test's results fluster teachers
Art gecko
State briefs
College program has little impact
Age, experience at forefront of 12th District race
Success hinges on classroom, not admissions office
