If I die young
By Lane DeGregory, Times Staff Writer, and John Pendygraft, Times Staff Photographer
Last year, 249 people died of prescription drug overdoses in Pinellas County. Just about everybody who knew Stacy Nicholson figured she was next. Then an empathetic judge gave her a choice: recovery, or the coffin.
Earmarks a mixed bag for Mack
By Marc Caputo and Alex Leary, Times/Herald Staff Writers
The GOP Senate candidate voted for billions in budget earmarks, but now supports a moratorium.
Capitol ties aid charter schools
By Jeffrey S. Solochek, Times Staff Writer
State lawmakers say their goals are to help education, not business.
Tampa car dealer caught up in terrorists' scheme
By Danny Valentine, Times Staff Writer
Mansour Brothers did not know their cars were used in a large money-laundering plot.
Romney's camp calm over Gingrich
By Adam C. Smith, Times Political Editor
Senate okay of tax cut may push fight into 2012
New York Times
Extensions of a lower payroll tax and jobless aid will last 2 months if backed by the House.
Encircling a community
By Rebecca Catalanello, Times Staff Writer
A principal's boyhood hobby catches on, producing generations of Oldsmar unicyclists.
Church, timing of holiday at odds
By Sarah Whitman, Times Staff Writer
With Christmas Day coming on a Sunday, area churches alter their schedules.
Hotel investigation faulty
By Michael Van Sickler, Times Staff Writer
New records show the city dropped the ball in the inquiry into a Hilton developer's fee.
Gates system faces doubts
By Marlene Sokol, Times Staff Writer
Silent at first, unhappy teachers are expressing concern with the evaluation initiative.
Reflection of the Egyptians
By Lennie Bennett, Times Art Critic
The objects that surrounded the noble Egyptian at death were chosen with purpose, yet also imbued with symbolic transcendence as vessels to transport one to the afterlife.
Compare and contrast
By Steve Persall, Times Movie Critic
Readers of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo will, inevitably, cast a critical eye at the film. Director David Fincher shares his thought process.
WOODY'S SWEET ODE TO JAZZ
By Steve Persall, Times Movie Critic
Reverent of real jazz, Woody Allen refuses to toot his own horn as a musician.
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