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Gibbs High basketball star Bill Teal is shown during a February 1989 game. The young basketball was recruited by the top college basketball programs in the country. His life took a dark turn, however, and he ended up spending 22 years in prison. He died Aug. 28 at 53.

One court made Bill Teal a St. Petersburg hoops legend. Another defined his life.

The former Gibbs star lost basketball, freedom and the future ...

Seminole & Beaches

Boca Ciega High in Gulfport is slated for a major program revamp as part of the Pinellas County school district's plan to more efficiently use its schools as enrollment continues to decline.

Pinellas unveils plan to close 7 schools, combine several others

As enrollment declines across the county, the school board will vote ...

Belleair & Largo

Pets of the Week

Clearwater & Dunedin

District Governor Mark Middleton helps unpack and install the Oasis solar water filter in Kenya, which was made possible by the Rotary Club of Dunedin North.

Around town: North Pinellas news briefs

Tarpon Springs & East Lake

Tarpon Springs Mayor John Koulianos is working to return an icon of St. Nicholas to St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral. The icon has been in Greece since 1923.

Tarpon mayor seeks return of St. Nicholas icon sent to Greece in 1923

Koulianos tracked down the image on the island of Aegina; church ...

Palm Harbor, Safety Harbor & Oldsmar

The Tides Market was named one of the country's 50 best restaurants by the New York Times.

This Safety Harbor restaurant just named one of country’s best by New York Times

The seafood restaurant was the only Tampa Bay spot to make the cut

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