|
December 25, 2000
Howard Troxler
Best-ever Christmas Eve starts with a move away
It was a Dec. 22, three days before Christmas. Her moving day. On the narrow street that ran by her soon-to-be-former house, she had parked a large Ryder truck, the largest she figured she could handle. When he pulled into the driveway after lunch she was down in the basement rooting through the garden tools.
Top stories
Owner thwarts robbery attempt in Hillsborough
The owner of Hungry Howie's in Town 'N Country used the .44-caliber pistol he decided to carry after being robbed a year ago.
Skyway suicide patrol beefed up
Two troopers will spend Christmas on the bridge to deter troubled or depressed people from jumping.
Harried drivers push the limits
Officers say more motorists are in a rush and driving aggressively, increasing the number of traffic citations.
South Pinellas headlines
Fire kills six dogs, guts part of house
North Pinellas headlines
Year makes world of difference for girls
Good deeds exceed season
Gift gives official a lift
Citrus grove makes way for homes
Holiday lights
Family told swimming pool illegal, must go
Man charged with making secret tape
Police sergeant dies at age 49
Hospital gets okay to build up, not out
Fire destroys house; two escape unharmed
Debate rises over East Lake library funding
Hotel to fill void on Dunedin corner
Golf shop renovates, adding space, staff
Official's transfer upsets residents
North Pinellas briefs
Hillsborough headlines
Man accidentally kills brother in shooting at birthday party
Man shot, killed near car in Tampa
News of Florida
Minorities finding clerkships key to law careers
Bush's goals taking hold at midterm
An angel named Clarence
Review: Visitors, dead man cast ballots

© Copyright 2000 St. Petersburg Times. All rights reserved.
|