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November 4, 2000
Top stories
Coyotes howling, growling at airport
Efforts to trap them have failed. "We can get close enough that they growl at us, but they won't let us see them," a trapper says.
Break lands man in camp
A man guilty in a child porn case can stay at a Christian work camp until he is sentenced.
Pastor goes to jail after standoff in Clearwater
PALM HARBOR -- A pastor facing new charges of sexual battery involving three teenage boys threatened to kill himself Friday during an 8 1/2-hour standoff with Pinellas County sheriff's deputies.
Car boot grinds mayor's gears
An Ybor parking company's owner says the only mistake was taking the boot off the Tampa mayor's wheel.
Tampa Bay briefs
Freeman's taped testimony approved
Lamborghini ride teases driver's need for speed
Five-speed manual transmission, V-12 engine, 550 horsepower, 0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds. I wasn't in my Jetta anymore.
South Pinellas headlines
What plows this voter landscape? Absentees
Commission hopeful criticizes opponent's flier
Police have questions about fatal overdose
Lawyer dipping toe into St. Petersburg mayoral campaign
Woman recalls persecution by the Nazis
North Pinellas headlines
On a recheck, club's tax bill sheds $28,000
Woman, 80, fights free of carjacking attempt
Nurse says devices would save more lives
Officials debate Keystone widening
Clothing store's fate hangs on parking
Clearwater man accused of drugging two girls
Belleair mayor resigns amid back problems
Skater's surprise win could lead to nationals
Editor's note
College's classes promote 'earth-based spirituality'
Hillsborough headlines
Locked-up leather: one of life's big lessons
Adoption picnic builds a family
Platt vs. Chillura: Who taxes more?
Spin Patrol
Suspect bragged, witness says
Firefighter referees road rage dispute
News of Florida
A little bit of humor in midst of all the venom
Everglades repair bill is passed
Republican pulls ad critical of arrest
State briefs
Senate candidates sweep voter-rich South Florida

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