As a playwright, Susan Hussey used her characters as prisms to cast an intimate light on global issues such as environmental disasters and AIDS. ...more

February 20, 2009

As a playwright, Susan Hussey used her characters as prisms to cast an intimate light on global issues such as environmental disasters and AIDS. ...more

February 19, 2009

In as sense, Alex Delgado's soccer career will be coming full circle Friday evening. The second-year Palm Harbor University boys soccer coach has guided his team into the final four of the Florida High School Athletic Association playoffs held at the University of Tampa. ...more

February 19, 2009

If some of the players on Berkeley Prep's nationally ranked boys soccer team appear to know what the other one is going to do one or two passes ahead of the run of play, well, there's a good explanation for that. ...more

February 19, 2009

The Bucs play Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest in the state semifinals Friday. ...more

February 18, 2009

In a University of Tampa warehouse every Thursday, volunteers sort and price items for a gigantic one-day flea market. ...more

February 18, 2009

After T.J. Roehn scored two goals and added two assists in Berkeley Prep's 5-1 win over St. Andrew's in the Class 3A-Region 3 boys soccer final on Friday, the one-game-at-a-time cliches were flying all over the field. ...more

February 14, 2009

"If we don't become a team, we will die as individuals." That's the attitude the Palm Harbor University's boys soccer team has preached amongst itself since Day 1. Friday night at Seminole High, the Hurricanes proved once again that they continue to thrive as a complete unit. ...more

February 13, 2009

After 100 minutes, someone has to win in high school soccer. Last season in the Class 2A state championship match, Tampa Prep and Delray Beach American Heritage's girls played to a tie through regulation and two 10-minute overtimes before the Terrapins won on penalty kicks. ...more

February 12, 2009

Untangling the meltdown of the home loan industry could take years, but a clue lies in the way banks handed money to people like David William Earley. Earley owes more than $377,000 in child support and claimed poverty in court. His ex-wife has been trying to collect for 19 years on behalf of the couple's four children. His current wife said he hasn't worked in years. But none of that got in the way of a $125,000 home loan Earley and his wife Christina obtained in November 2006, or the $189,000 refinancing they secured in June 2007. ...more

February 11, 2009