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November 7, 2001
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Learning the ropes

[Times photo: Jim Damaske]
Katja Schadoffski practices juggling between two palm trees at Sand Key. Schadoffski fled Key West to avoid hurricane Michelle and is doing caricatures at Clearwater Beach's Pier 60 until she goes back home. |
Howard Troxler
In the nick of time, it's again time for St. Nick
Santa Claus arrives at 6:30 p.m. this evening at Tyrone Square Mall in St. Petersburg.
Top stories
Mother will sue for FCAT materials
The Largo woman's son failed the test. Her suit could open test materials for parents statewide.
National Guard prepares to protect ports
At four ports, including Tampa, Guardsmen will help screen baggage and inspect cargo.
Tropicana to show firefighter service
A bay area firefighter helps organize the simulcast of a New York service for victims of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Anthrax threats outlined at trial
Prosecutors say Mitchell Monteverdi wrote that he'd release the deadly germ into major cities. He says he was framed.
Angry wife pummels, runs over husband, police say
The man suffers serious injuries when his wife finds him with another woman and attacks him and his Explorer.
A tax increase? It's hard to say
The Communication Services Tax Simplification Law has meant confusion to some.
School Board okays $34.8-million cut
Some jobs will be eliminated; others will go unfilled. A decision on summer school is postponed.
Tampa officer's last words spoke of robber's gun
Police Officer Lois Marrero and the helicopter pilot overhead saw the shooter, according to court records in the case of his girlfriend, who bought the gun.
Crystal River ousts 2 council members
CRYSTAL RIVER -- In a close election that reflected the city's factionalism, voters Tuesday ousted two City Council members and handed a thin victory to an insurgent coalition that rallied around the firing of City Manager David Sallee.
Tampa Bay briefs
Car is handed over in fatal hit-and-run
South Pinellas headlines
Lake Seminole muck plan irks Largo folks
Ample need
St. Pete Beach to prune finalists
Two one-way streets serve us well
Rape suspect queried in slaying
Cast out
Kmart brings out your inner cashier
Physical therapist opens new practice
Beaches notebook
Authors of immortal prose to come alive
Kiwanis Club to host festival this weekend
Lithuanian club tends the roots of a culture
Top of class briefs
Marine experts (in eighth grade)
Lealman upset with its legislative support
Coaxing fashion show to leap bay quite a feat
Veterans Day parade on tap at VA center
Neighborhood briefs
Carillon to feature more work, less play
Caregivers can take a break and get information, help
Family warms up for 29th Thanksgiving feast
Hockey league is locked out of rink
Seminole chamber chooses new board
'Laid-back' league attracts many players
Houle, Dempsey win Modified, Outlaw crowns
North Pinellas headlines
Judge known to trade a break for a trim
Pinellas again delays decision on voting devices
Largo Library exhibits work of budding artists
City moves to purchase two properties
Fewer pupils suspended from schools
2 charged after deer shot, killed
Downtown shows signs of vitality
Blue Jays deal not in best interests of city taxpayers
Schools' top cop on leave
Travel company's fraud case settled
Largo man guilty in New York standoff
Police: Student pulls knife on classmate
Davis Island regatta adds twist to rules
Car is handed over in fatal hit-and-run
Hillsborough headlines
Driver blacks out, runs over family
'91 murder conviction challenged
Ex-school worker wins back pay
Wade 'Barney' Barnhart, drummer
News of Florida
Miami Mayor Carollo fails to make runoff
Bush calls session to finish budget
State briefs
Ruling bars state from federal suit against hotel chain

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