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Bradenton's new 'pink palace' won't be pink
A $15 million renovation of a historic hotel in downtown Bradenton is expected to start this summer after the Manatee County Commission today approved a parking arrangement with a developer.
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Bradenton Riverwalk project slated to receive $499,500 grants
Bradenton's Downtown Development Authority awarded $499,500 in grants for the Bradenton Riverwalk project.
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Tentative parking deal reached for new downtown Bradenton hotel
Construction of a new hotel at the "Pink Palace" slated to begin in the summer after a parking lease agreement is reached with Manatee County.
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Harbor Apartments in Bradenton hit renovation snag
The reopening of Harbor Apartments in Bradenton has been delayed due to the extensive plumbing and electric repairs needed.
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Save-A-Lot store may open in downtown Bradenton
BRADENTON -- A Save-A-Lot grocery store catering to the needs of downtown shoppers and residents could soon be opening at the site of the old 13th Avenue Community Center.
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Parking lot plan pending for 'Pink Palace'
BRADENTON -- Transformation of the city’s historic “Pink Palace” is almost good to go. All that is pending is a parking agreement between Manatee County and developer Widewaters Bradenton LLC., said David Gustafson, executive director of Bradenton Downtown Development Authority...
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Grill at O'Bricks soon to open on Old Main
BRADENTON -- The long awaited opening of the Grill at O’Bricks restaurant on Old Main Street has been penciled in for the week of Feb. 20, with a preview menu released Tuesday.
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Bradenton explores state jobs incentive
BRADENTON -- City planners are considering expanding a state incentive program downtown that entices developers to build on contaminated land and create jobs locally through cash incentives.
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Office occupancy rates slow to recover from recession
Empty office buildings abound across the Tampa Bay region as commercial corridors struggle to find suitors.
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ELS in Bradenton changes hands
BRADENTON -- One of the state’s largest human resources and back-office solutions providers has been sold to Workforce Business Services.
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