North of Tampa: September 16, 2001
Tax-funded projects up for discussion
TAMPA -- County commissioners will hold a public hearing on Wednesday to consider new and modified projects that would be funded by the county's Community Investment Tax.
Parkway slowly changes traffic
Preliminary statistics show traffic decreasing along Van Dyke Road and Gunn Highway and more traffic using State Road 54 in Pasco County.
Children can be led safely through the horrors of terrorist attack
ODESSA -- Most children are no strangers to television news.
Portrait of determination
Leto linebacker Kenny Robinson battles back from a scary injury to do what he's worked so hard for in the classroom and on the field: Play football.
Schools Roundup
Note: Please call ahead before attending these events to make sure they have not been rescheduled.
Week in review
CONVICTION IN PIZZA MURDER: A judge ordered Earl "E.J." Hinson, 22, to spend the rest of his life in prison, the automatic sentence for first-degree murder, in the May 2000 shooting of a pizza delivery worker.
Cool heads prevail
A sprawling house in Avila racks up little bills, thanks to an energy-efficient design.
Cheaper trees offered in hope of compromise
Plantation of Carrollwood leaders say didn't know they needed a permit to removed 27 palm trees, which would cost $98,550 to replace.
Eagles rule to tuck trucks irritates some
Pickups and commercial vans are to be garaged overnight, but minivans and SUVs can stay in sight.
Agency that probes abuse investigated
Two former employees of the Pasco Family Protection Team have filed complaints.
Pasco County officials ease off property tax rate ever so slightly
The slight cut could mean a savings of a few pennies for some homeowners, officials say.
