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SPORTS
With the gold in hand, Edwards left holding court
U.S. stifles Australia
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FLORIDIAN
[Times art: Octavio Perez]
After a successful season of keeping cable at bay, the networks have turned timid once again. Don't look for any bold maneuvers this fall. Story
TRAVEL
[Photo: Jeff Corydon]
Its trademark bird may be extinct, but Mauritius is anything but. Sugar, knitwear and especially tourism industries are helping the island to thrive. Story
ENTERTAINMENT
Dancers combine grace, mystery
Modern dance is not a sugar-coated art form. It often requires work on the part of the audience. Story
Dixie Chicks' spirit soars
TAMPA -- If you're one who can't be bothered with the you-broke-my-heart twangs of country music lyrics, surely you could be convinced otherwise by the boldness, sexiness and sheer talent of the Dixie Chicks. Story |
WEATHER
Keith gets stronger, aims at gulf
It's too early to tell where Hurricane Keith will eventually end up, but Saturday did not bring good news.
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• Previous coverage
• Projected path
TAMPA BAY
Suspect in boy's death had troubled past
Despite a glowing report on his background, he was unemployed and prone to fights with neighbors. Story
1 dead, 2 missing from boat
Three Homosassa men ventured into rough seas in the gulf on Thursday and none has returned alive. Story
Ybor reincarnation
The historic district pins its hopes for a revival on Centro Ybor after decades of ups and downs. And the city looks to it for an economic boost. Story
SPORTS
Mirror images brace for collision
After similar moves to improve, the Bucs and Redskins find themselves in an inevitable spot: facing each other. Story
2000 Rays take 'step backwards'
GM's choices: add to veteran group or youth and future. Story
Lightning will have a new look
A flurry of off-season activity has produced a team that is younger, faster and bigger. Story
WORLD & NATION
Mideast violence worse; 12 killed
Hundreds are injured in fighting that started after a visit to a holy site by a controversial Israeli official. Story
What to make of Ralph Nader
He has made his name as a consumer advocate, but as a candidate he is struggling to get people's attention. Story
STATE
Gopher tortoise losing the race to development
Two ways of protecting the tortoises -- digging them up to relocate them and testing them for disease before they are removed -- have their shortcomings. Story
A city sparks scrutiny of ties to Scouts
A number of communities are reviewing their ties to the Boy Scouts; it all began in Wilton Manors, with Florida's only gay-majority government. Story
COLUMNS
Hubert Mizell: Dungy can see Bucs winning
Gary Shelton: With the gold in hand, Edwards left holding court
Jan Glidewell: Political tiff isn't a pretty picture
Bill Maxwell: Humanity's evil haunts grounds at Auschwitz
Robert Trigaux: Florida slow to plug into the power deregulation idea |
