Tampa Bay: October 8, 2000
North Pinellas County news
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A Mexican flavor

[Times photo: John Pendygraft]
Businesses catering to Clearwater's growing immigrant population continue to grow and adapt with their clientele. |
Focus trained on future of LASIK surgery
As the popularity of the procedure has grown, West Bay Drive has become a hub of eye surgery activity.
With baby video, family business born
The concept behind the video pairs words and images to give babies a head start on reading.
2 groups vie to use old school
Two proposals for charter schools would make use of an empty district-owned building in Oldsmar.
Victims' pets can also find shelter
Take away the low self-esteem, the financial and emotional dependence, the sheer fear, and experts will cite another reason some domestic violence victims refuse to leave their abusers:
Uniform business more than sew-sew
A Seminole shop handles repairs and alterations for the Bucs and Devil Rays.
Longtime actor's career returns to improvisation
Dick Schaal, after working decades in movies and on television, conducts workshops and directs a new improvisation troupe.
Dogs and their owners have right to a park of their own
Re: Tarpon woman offers proposal for the dogs, Sept. 25 story.
If reason guides debate on fee, everyone wins
The Oldsmar Little League has threatened to jam City Council chambers with busloads of uniformed Little Leaguers if the city doesn't back off of a proposal to make non-residents pay a fee for participation in city recreation programs.
Headlines through the years
Home chosen as site for Clearwater club
Foundation distributing free child I.D. kits
LARGO -- Free child photo I.D. and fingerprint kits are available through the Missing Children Awareness Foundation Inc., 13094 95th St. N, Largo.
Police: Shoplifter in Tarpon fled, left child behind
When the suspect returned for her daughter, she sped off with the 12-year-old only half-inside the car, authorities say.
Largo briefs
Golf scramble benefits soccer association
Seminole briefs
Pain seminars planned for health care professionals
North Pinellas notebook
Chamber music group will perform in Tarpon Springs
City Council leans toward tougher pets-in-parks rules
Soon, dogs in city parks may be limited to designated areas.
Military news
Promotions
Tampa Bay headlines
Dancers win ticket to big game
School feels pain with gain of independence
Clair Mel finds talk is cheap, water is not
Students may ride 2 buses to school
Fen-phen lawsuits flood local courts
Tampa Bay briefs
Pasco rally embraces George W. Bush
AARP bus brakes for bay vote
South Pinellas headlines
New lawmaker defines his priorities
State halts roofing for licensing check
Ex-judge is too ill for inquiry, city says
'You either laugh or you cry'
Pfeiffer cast green magic about school, community
Curfew is unnecessary, ineffective
Gallery on Central gets the star treatment
2 new businesses boost plaza
Neighborhood briefs
Upham Beach may host concert series
Visiting officer compares Dutch, U.S. police work
City considers areas for dogs to run free
Lowe's likely will be open 24 hours
Trampolines are fun until a crunch or snap
Margaret Dickins, donor and volunteer
Women's fall fundraiser combines food, fashion
Crews work on Pinellas Trail overpass
Don't ever try to solve Dollop Problem yourself
Plan to buy parcel for Eckerd store flops
Golf course clubhouse project clears hurdle
Neighborhood notebook
First half of season is a snap for Gibbs
Hillsborough headlines
Educator charts her own course
Builders find clear path to tree removal
Mother accused of abandoning baby
Bulletin Board
Driver critical after car hits rail, flips over
News of Florida
Poll: Nelson leads Senate race

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