This Week: Deadly Fire, Orphaned Baby Deer, Fake Pot, Food Truck Rally, Gobs of Golf Carts & More

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What would you do if you found a tiny fawn that was bitten in the eye by a poisonous snake and abandoned by her mother shortly after Tropical Storm Debby drenched the area? If you're the Suncoast Animal League, you do everything you can to save its life.

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Monday, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office began notifying 300 to 400 store owners about the latest synthetic substances they can't sell. An autopsy found that synthetic pot intoxication contributed to the drowning of PHUH grad Logan Kushner in January.

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Firefighters were able to establish where the fire started. However, they have not determined what started the blaze, which caused $100,000 damage to the Palm Harbor home, according to a PHFR spokesperson.

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Eleven food trucks have agreed to participate in the July 13 family-friendly event, which will include music, dancing, and plenty of activities for kids.

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Among the new legislation are laws regarding school prayer, concealed weapons, disabled parking permits and sanctions for recruiting players for high school sports.

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The new hours began Monday, July 2.

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Workers at Palm Harbor's Nationwide Title Clearing are donating food to help feed kids who might be going without meals, now that school is out for the summer.

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Judicial candidates stumped for a seat on the bench during a candidate forum Monday night at the North Greenwood Recreation and Aquatic Complex.

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Residents in Palm Harbor's community of Ozona celebrated Independence Day by incorporating their unique method of travel into the festivities.

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