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  • Roofing firm goes solar for savings

    Flat, flexible shiny cells that harness the power of the sun may be the answer to a local roofing company's need to save on energy costs and pave the way to increasing its commercial sales.


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  • Down with gas prices

    A group of senior citizens gathered outside the Manatee County Courthouse on Thursday to protest high gas prices.

  • Work begins on mixed-use SRQ project

    Officials held a brief ground-breaking ceremony today as work began on the first phase of the $100 million SRQ Innovation Green LLC mixed-use development at the airport.

  • Home checks ahead of schedule

    Florida will soon stop accepting applications for a state program that provides residents with free home inspections to learn about possible wind-resistance upgrades.

  • New stores such as Bed, Bath and Beyond, are taking shape in the Benderson mega mall project in the Target shopping center, at the corner of University Parkway and I-75. Other stores include Best Buy, Ulta Beauty, and a Sports Authority which is already open. GRANT JEFFERIES/gjefferies@bradenton.com.

    Meet the megamall

    Barb Williams didn't realize how spoiled she was by the malls in Michigan.

  • Island firms preparing for fall famine

    Beach business owners are feasting now, but famine may stalk them this fall with the closing of the Anna Maria Island Bridge.

  • NAACP protests against subprime loans

    Local and national black leaders called on subprime lenders Wednesday to reform their lending practices, contending minorities have been discriminated against.

  • Insurance 'lemmings' control industry

    There was a computer game that I used to play as a kid where all the little lemmings would follow each other into treacherous situations and you would have to direct them in such a way that the majority of the lemmings would survive. Your success in the game depended on keeping the lemmings from falling off the edge of a cliff.

  • HomeBanc planning LWR grand opening

    HomeBanc will celebrate the opening of its new office in Lakewood Ranch with a grand opening Aug. 6-9.

  • Men play chess over a cup of Starbuck's coffee Tuesday, July 1, 2008, in Alameda, Calif. Starbucks Corp. said Tuesday, July 1, 2008, it will close 600 company-operated U.S. stores in the next year, up dramatically from its previous plan for 100 closures, a sign the coffee shop operator is still feeling the pain from the faltering U.S. economy.

    Starbucks to close 600 stores in the U.S.

    Starbucks Corp. said Tuesday it will close 600 stores in the United States in the next year and cut back the number of new stores it had planned to open.

  • Foreclosures set record high in '08

    The year is barely half over, but 2008 is already a record for foreclosure filings in Manatee County.

  • Fed acts to ease banks' credit stresses

    The Federal Reserve has auctioned another $75 billion in loans to squeezed banks to help them overcome credit problems and announced it will provide a fresh batch of the loans this month.

  • Hook, line & sinker

    A Swedish premier fly-fishing company is distributing its wares throughout North America from Manatee County.

  • Leonard J. Najjar

    x Company: ZNS Engineering, 201 Fifth Ave. Drive E., Bradenton.

  • June car sales plummet for nearly all automakers

    Nearly all the major automakers reported steep sales declines for June, but for General Motors at least there was consolation: Toyota, its leading international competition, had it worse.

  • It's important to reload Windows

    Two of the things I hear from computer repair customers are: "Why is my computer running so slow?" and "My computer's only a few years old. Why is my hardware failing already?"

  • Gas prices at this Shell station on 57th Avenue West in Bradenton topped out at $4.06 for regular, $4.36 for mid-grade and $4.46 for premium unleaded Monday afternoon.
 PAUL VIDELA/pvidela@bradenton.com

    9 in 10 hit hard by gas prices

    Soaring fuel prices are inflicting pain throughout the U.S. Nine in 10 people are expecting the ballooning costs to squeeze them financially over the next half-year, says an Associated Press-Yahoo News poll released Monday.

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  • Airport hotel project to break ground

    Ground-breaking may take place as soon as Thursday on the first phase of the $100 million SRQ Innovation Green LLC project at the airport, officials said.

  • Flowers picks new president

    Michael K. McCall has been named president of Flowers Baking Co. of Bradenton.

  • Shipping woes cut China's fireworks exports

    China, where fireworks were invented, is running short of ports from which to ship the dangerous cargoes abroad.