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- Lumbering Storms Over Pinellas
- Afternoon Storms Should Be Slow Movers
- Why Is It So Cold??!!!
- Tropical Storm Bertha
- Hearing Lakeland’s Fireworks Not The Same As Seeing Them, By George
- Time for a patriotic song.
- Crist Engaged To Rome
- Supremes: Crist Erred On Gambling Pact
- Polk Schools Dealing With High Diesel Costs
- Take trolley, streetcar to fireworks
- Isn’t it Fun to Fly?
- Hail, Gusty Winds, Possible Tornado Results From Afternoon Storms
- Portable High Definition Televisions
- Andy Martin—Remember Him?—Gets His Moment In The Sun
- There’s One Behind Every Tree …
On Deck
9:15 p.m. – Several dozen television journalists are sitting in satellite trucks, putting together their 11 p.m. packages. Waiting in an empty van at the entrance to the media area sits a corrections officer. It’s his job to make sure the area is secure until all the journalists go home.
In a few hours, this scene will dissipate.
The television trucks will leave, the reporters will go home.
The security guard as well.
But the macabre circus of death will return.
Robert Trease, who killed a Sarasota man named Paul Edenson in 1997 during a robbery, is the next man up for a date with the needle, according to the state Department of Corrections web site.
No date has been set.
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