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New chief to look for trouble spots
Mack Vines vows his department will pursue community policing with a mission, concentrating on drug corners and high-crime areas.

Crystal River hires a manager at last
Though November's election could put his job in jeopardy, the city's eighth manager in 11 years has a positive attitude.

Where art meets math
Two Pinellas Park teachers combine art and geometry in a class that has found a new angle on teaching the subjects.

Metro review
Some highlights of the news from around the region for the week just ended.

Auditors track USF money trail
Grant money has increased greatly. But now, one college must deal with a close look at where the money has gone. Other programs may follow.

Building expectations
Residents of Carver City and Lincoln Gardens peg their hopes for jobs and higher property values on their new neighbor.

Conservative cancer therapy shows promise
Treating colorectal cancer with radiation can help patients avoid major, life-altering surgery, a study based in Tampa suggests.

Minority voices unheard in redistricting, lawmakers say
They also warn that political gains by blacks could be eroded as a Republican Legislature draws the lines.

Horses vaccinated for West Nile virus
Pinellas County Animal Services set up a Saturday morning clinic to give vaccinations for the mosquito-borne West Nile virus at the Walsingham Equestrian Park for walk-in horses and a daylong clinic both Saturday and today at Walsingham Park for trailered horses. Both parks are on 102nd Avenue on the Largo-Seminole border.

4 injured in hit, run and chase
TAMPA -- A hit-and-run driver being chased early Saturday morning by the car he had just struck ran a stop sign, hit a second car and ended up in a hospital, authorities say.

Carl Walsingham Jr. of pioneer family
Carl B. "Snooky" Walsingham Jr., the last area resident of the local pioneer family, died Thursday (Sept. 6, 2001) at the VA Medical Center at Bay Pines.

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