Motorcycle-Riding Bank Robber, Ice Cream Shop Burglar, K-9's Honored, $408 Red Light Camera Ticket

1) Palm Harbor Bank Robbery: Detectives Seek Help Finding Suspect

Look closely at the accompanying video. A surveillance camera recorded the suspect at 1:13 p.m. on Monday, May 6, 2013 as he robbed the BB&T Bank at 35098 U.S. 19. The bank is south of Alderman Road in Palm Harbor.

2) Deputies: Palm Harbor Teen Admits to 50-Plus Car Burglaries

Deputies say that when they arrested Kyle Allen Terry, 19, of Palm Harbor, he admitted to breaking in to 50-60 cars and stealing money and jewelry from the cars.

3) Deputies Need Help Catching Ice Cream Shop Burglar

Pinellas County Sheriff’s detectives have released surveillance photos of the man they believe burglarized Strachan's Homemade Ice Cream in Palm Harbor in April.

4) Racism Allegations: Demoted Firefighter's Case Appears Headed to Arbitration

Firefighter Bill Figueredo is accused of performing a Nazi salute to East Lake Fire Commission Chairman Mark Weinkrantz, who was not at Monday evening's special meeting.

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These Palm Harbor residents were arrested on a variety of charges from May 3-5, 2013.

6) Ireland Nugent: Toddler Injured in Lawn Mower Accident Home from Hospital

Little Ireland Nugent, 2, of Palm Harbor, was wearing a sparkly yellow princess dress for her homecoming. She had been hospitalized since April 10, when her ankles were severed in a freak lawn mower accident at her home.

7) PHOTOS: Police K-9s Honored at Memorial

Pinellas County Sheriff's Deputies and Clearwater Police Officers attended the special ceremony with their police dogs Tuesday at Curlew Hills Memory Gardens in Palm Harbor.

6) $408 Red Light Camera Ticket: Is That Fair?

Drivers who want to appeal a ticket might have to pay up to $250 in additional fees if Gov. Rick Scott signs a new bill into law. Do you think that’s right?

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The Palm Harbor school joined 113 other Florida campuses on the magazine’s 2013 list.

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