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December 6, 2000
Tampa Bay: December 6, 2000
Hillsborough County news
Witness tells of wreck that killed 3
The trial gets under way for a 40-year-old man accused of causing an accident that left three University of South Florida students dead.
EPA: Site has contaminated water
But the former Alaric Inc. site is dangerous only to residents who use groundwater as a source of drinking water.
Business briefs
The Jewish Genealogical Society of Tampa Bay will meet at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the John F. Germany Public Library, 900 N. Ashley Drive in Tampa. The guest speaker will be Gerald Colen, an attorney and Civil War buff. His topic will be "Jewish Experience in the Civil War." He will discuss Jewish participation on both the Union and Confederate sides. Call Sally Israel, (727) 343-1652.
Tampa Bay headlines
Event questions arise as clock ticks
Russian sub has left the city
In foster system, they're a commodity
Tampa Bay in brief
Aisenbergs want judge to testify
Pinellas headlines
Another downtown high-rise planned
Post office to wait on curbside delivery
Garbage contract on agenda for council
SPJC Epicenter has a steep price tag
Business briefs
Police union, city argue case before mediator
In major shift, the world of the retarded broadens
Young minds grow along with a bunch of bananas
Madeira Beach at odds with marina operator
Man sues over losses from loan
Neighborhood briefs
Focus on volunteers
Christmas Belles have coffee for a good cause
Broadcaster, ex-spy led WSUN newscasts in '30s
Generosity fuels award fund
Theater opening generates excitement
Boca Ciega honors 3 ex-athletes
Feather Sound rallies for crown
Race conditions take wind out of sails
Perry overcomes incident for Heritage Harbor victory
Fire guts house after last payment
North Greenwood library site debated
County gives church green light to move
Residents' response halts zone change
Housing company to buy complex
Trooper, chief clash over beach turf
County rejects dock in Sutherland Bayou
Pinellas agrees to purchase 3 islands for preservation
Jesse's Seafood reduced to rubble
Despite road work, center stays busy
Largo needs a timely decision, not a task force
Mark your calendar
$8,000 surprise gives lift to girl's playground project
Christmas parade set in honor of Pearl Harbor Day
Blaze guts house after final payment
Conditions take wind out of sails
Tarpon Springs plan hinges on collaboration
Altercation with the police lands septuagenarians in jail
Avenue Players exiting Tarpon Springs theater
News of Florida
Schools press for local control
Teen charged with killing 2 rare cranes
In foster system, they're a commodity
Pilot lands early for bomb search
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