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Phillies' Roy Halladay to Pitch in Clearwater
The injured Philadelphia right-hander could be in line for a rehab start with the Threshers this week, according to the Phillies' website.

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The injured Philadelphia right-hander could be in line for a rehab start with the Threshers this week, according to the Phillies' website.

We want to take the pulse of Patch readers as we lead up to our July 17 Pinellas County Sheriff candidates debate.
The Republican congressman from Pinellas County's answer to a question about raising the minimum wage to $10 an hour has gone viral on YouTube.
Pinellas County residents are eligible to receive federal assistance as they clean up after Tropical Storm Debby, officials said.
The Republican congressman from Pinellas County's answer to a question about raising the minimum wage to $10 an hour has gone viral on YouTube.
The Republican congressman from Pinellas County's answer to a question about raising the minimum wage to $10 an hour has gone viral on YouTube.
The Republican congressman from Pinellas County's answer to a question about raising the minimum wage to $10 an hour has gone viral on YouTube.
Pinellas County residents are eligible to receive federal assistance as they clean up after Tropical Storm Debby, officials said.
Pinellas County residents are eligible to receive federal assistance as they clean up after Tropical Storm Debby, officials said.
The bullet reportedly went through the bill of the 74-year-old man's cap and through his nose, lip and chin as he watched the Fourth of July fireworks at Safety Harbor Spa and Marina, authorities said.
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An undercover detective posing as a 14-year-old girl online was solicited by a 35-year-old Clearwater man, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.
We want to take the pulse of Patch readers as we lead up to our July 17 Pinellas County Sheriff candidates debate.
U.S. Senator and possible Republican vice presidential candidate Marco Rubio came to Inkwood Books on Sunday to sign copies of his memoir.
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Each of the Pinellas County sheriff candidates took a moment on the Patch Podium to explain — in his own words — how technology plays a role in future operations.
Each of the Pinellas County sheriff candidates took a moment on the Patch Podium to explain — in his own words — how technology plays a role in future operations.
This week on the Patch Podium, the candidates explained technology's role in operations at the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office. Be informed for the sheriff candidates' debate in Clearwater on July 17.
Each of the Pinellas County sheriff candidates took a moment on the Patch Podium to explain — in his own words — how technology plays a role in future operations.