Tampa Bay: September 5, 2000
North Pinellas County news
Proposed new hotel concerns residents
CLEARWATER -- One of the reasons Bob Stauffer moved to Florida was for its beauty.
Family finds peace in angel garden
Their back yard was an empty reminder of loss, but Home Depot and friends turned it into a haven of remembering.
Ghosts of jazz concerts past blast forth
A producer has rescued aging tapes from the heyday of Clearwater's jazz scene and captured the sound on CDs.
SPJC tries high tech, high art
From computer-filled cafes to a museum, St. Petersburg Junior College's overhaul promises a futuristic feel.
2 assist woman in crisis
After growing up in an orphanage, Joanne Kong has endured deafness, paralysis and an attempt to electrocute her.
Times recommends
The Times recommends a yes vote in today's referendum on whether the East Lake Tarpon Fire Control District should be made a special, independent fire district with taxing authority. An editorial explaining that recommendation was printed on this page Aug. 27.
Let citizens decide utility question
Before all the facts were in on the possibility of electrical distribution by a utility created and operated by Dunedin, and without interviewing any representatives of more than 30 cities in Florida that already operate their own electrical utilities, the Greater Dunedin Chamber of Commerce board has pronounced this a bad idea. It has told the City Commission to give up its study and advised that to continue would be a waste of time and money.
City's cable access worth fighting for
Dunedin city officials, faced with the possible loss of professionals to film and broadcast their city meetings on cable television, are studying the possibility of using high school students instead.
Changes may be around corner at Sunshine
Most of Sunshine Speedway's drivers have only 10 nights of competition remaining to collect points for class championships or respectability.
Adoption agency expands to Pinellas
LARGO -- A 15-year-old non-profit adoption agency based in the Northeast has expanded to Florida and opened a branch in Pinellas County.
Redefining the phrase 'married to your work'
The couple, a third-grade teacher and a PE coach, see more good than bad in working together at Plumb Elementary.
Tampa Bay headlines
Scramble on to check buses
Pilot dies in Pasco airplane crash
83-year-old triathlete dies on Pinellas Trail
Democrats: They came, they spoke, they dined
Verdict is not expected to affect TV news
South Pinellas headlines
Boy choked by rope in fan is in stable condition
Hillsborough headlines
Biker charged in fatal accident
2-year-old child drowns in pool
News of Florida
Wanted: Home for 4 Texas pumas
Partisan crossovers to flavor primary

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