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Title Post date Byline Category House Cleaning at 1 Buc Place: Schiano,Mon DecemberDominik Out 30, 2013Mark SchreinerCulture Bucs' Schiano Future Up in the Air Sun December 29, 2013Mark SchreinerCulture Bomb Investigation in Clearwater Sun December 29, 2013Mark SchreinerLaw & Order Father, Son Die While Cave Diving Fri December 27, 2013The AssociatedLaw Press& Order Bobby Bowden's Grandson Dies in FriCrash December 27, 2013Robin SussinghamLaw & Order Melbourne's Novel Approach To ChristmasThu December Traffic 26,Stops 2013Susan Giles LawWantuck & Order Florida's New Minimum Wage TakesThu Effect December In January 26, 2013Kenny MaloneBusiness TPD Replace Family's Stolen Gifts, ButWed Dog December Still Missing 25, 2013Mark SchreinerLaw & Order 'Bollywood' Oscars Moved to April Tuein Tampa December 24, 2013Steve NewbornCulture St. Petersburg Police Shoot Car TheftMon Suspect December 23, 2013Mark SchreinerLaw & Order School At Heart of Bennett Grade-ChangeFri December Flap 20, 2013John 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