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Clearwater Ice Arena
13940 Icot Blvd.
Clearwater
(727) 536-5843

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Dr. James Barile, N.D., Ph. D., D.D.
16907 Gulf Blvd.
North Redington Beach
(800) 726-WELL (9355)

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Florida Center for Back & Neck Pain
Dr. Greg Hollstrom
11444 Seminole Blvd.
Largo
(727) 393-6100

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Wholesale Tile
3101 22nd Ave. N.
St. Pete
(727) 327-0594

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NuSmile Dental
13611 Park Blvd., Suite G
Seminole
(727) 369-8299

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Abbey Carpet & Floor of Largo
13120 66th St. N.
Largo
(727) 524-1445

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Oakhurst & East Bay Medical
13020 Park Blvd., Seminole
(727) 393-3404
3800 East Bay Dr., Largo
(727) 539-0505

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System prevents flow of traffic
Editor:
Recently Tampa Bay Newspapers printed two letters on traffic issues in this area. Though interesting, they were not pointed enough. I have read and re-read the Pinellas Traffic Control mission statement - item number one is reducing traffic congestion. The department makes claims about computerized award winning traffic controls easing congestion, reducing travel times, etc.
Get cats neutered
Editor:
In response to Bob McClure’s column on Oct. 22, I realize that the way families treat their pets today is different than it was 50 years ago. But, I find it incomprehensible that McClure would write this article today and not feel remorse and embarassment for his family's behavior.
A matter of priorities
Editor:
The “C” word. All of us have been touched by cancer. Did you know the government spends about $10 billion per year on cancer research and $5 billion per week on the war in Iraq?
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