Tampa Bay: November 23, 2000
North Pinellas County news
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A century of Thanksgivings

[Times photo: Andrea Bruce Woodall]
Dorothy Fulton Burt celebrates a big milestone today: her 100th birthday. |
Lawsuit: Stolen identity haunts victim
A swiped wallet results in a ruined reputation, arrests, jail and years of fear and computer-driven frustration, a Seminole man says.
Something to crow about
A state group selects a Seminole woman as Veterinarian of the Year.
Ruling raises Belleair hopes
A Seminole County judge says a city there has a right to buy Florida Power's equipment. Belleair hopes for the same outcome.
Oldsmar charter proposals rejected
Two possible referendums to change certain hiring and firing practices would have been too confusing for voters, the Oldsmar City Council is told.
Residents to have say on Tarpon plan
City officials say redevelopment work won't go forward unless the community supports the effort.
Burlington Coat Factory gets approval on parking
SEMINOLE -- Burlington Coat Factory is one step closer to opening a store in Seminole Plaza, a 144,000-square-foot strip center at Park and Seminole boulevards. The city's Land Development Review Board approved a zoning variance Monday that allows the Burlington, N.J.-based company to occupy the former Roberds store without having enough parking spaces. According to a city ordinance, the lot would be short 39 spaces. The company also has submitted a site plan "that appears to meet the city's approval," said City Manager Frank Edmunds. Monroe G. Milstein, Burlington's president and chief executive officer, said the company plans to spend $1-million to upgrade the property and hopes to open in the spring.
Pinellas briefs
Gift, craft shop features work of senior citizens
Rejection of special tax shocks senior center's supporters
Administrators say they will regroup after voters reject a tax to help the center.
Cracker Barrel restaurant may be built near I-275
The city also plans to bring a hotel, such as the Holiday Inn Express or Marriott Fairfield, to northern St. Petersburg.
Tuning plan for music museum
The next step is a feasibility study of a proposed facility to honor musicians who have ties to Florida. Organizers would like to see it in Pinellas County.
Couple marks 60 years with a party, reunion
Millie and Bill Zack of Largo recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a family reunion and party at Belleair Country Club. They were married Aug. 24, 1940, in Cicero, Ill. Five of the eight original members of the wedding party attended the anniversary celebration.
2 local women go into Trot after big wins
Congratulations to everyone who completed one of the three events that make upthe annual Times Turkey Trot.
In St. Pete Beach, name game still not quite settled
St. Pete Beach's clunky old name rears its head quite often. The city manager wants to snuff it out for good.
Tampa Bay headlines
Trooper stops 2nd man's leap off bridge
Sam's father: I'm not a monster
Drug-addled life, caring life collide
Jury finds millionaire innocent of lewdness
Part of Aisenberg response is sealed
Alabama parents pin hopes on shift in court
South Pinellas headlines
Joyland passes inspection -- the show will go on at theater
Fest draws artists of every stripe
Robert L. Allen Jr., golf tournament organizer, 77
Hillsborough headlines
Day care may be key for jail deputies
Ex-adversaries to meet again in new arena
News of Florida
Justices uphold smoker's $750,000 award
Around the state

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