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October 15, 2015

• First stone crab shipment at Star Fish Co. Market & Restaurant bodes well for rest of season
• SandBlast 2015 coming in November to Anna Maria Island
• Orkes Sinten Remen charms Sarasota audience at RIAF
• Club meetings: October-November
• Performing arts: Oct. 15-21
• Concerts: Oct. 15-21
• Billy Joel schedules Tampa concert
• Dining Guide: Oct. 15-21
• Galleries & Museums: Oct. 15-21
• Bars & Clubs: Oct. 15-21
• Roser Community Church on Anna Maria Island welcomes new director of music ministries
• Ladies Love at First Baptist Church of Palmetto celebrates 25 years
• 'A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder' opens in Tampa
• Bradenton's Glazier-Gates Park will be relocated; foes promise to file lawsuit
• Weddings in resort housing causing stir in Holmes Beach
• Bradenton restaurant, Rotary partner to fight polio
• Manatee Commissioner Vanessa Baugh says road woes 'only going to get worse'
• Manatee County Tax Collector's Office recognizes several employees
• Manatee County School District takes public pulse on big school decisions
• Child abduction survivor Elizabeth Smart speaks in Sarasota about her cruel human trafficking experience
• State College of Florida may invest millions to expand facilities, add campuses
• Manatee Community Foundation director Marilyn Howard to retire effective first of the year
• Lakewood Ranch Main Street throwing block party to celebrate first 10 years
• Prep Volleyball | Gulf Coast HEAT defies stereotypes for home-schooled athletes
• Parking lot dispute turns into Manatee County shooting; no one injured
• Ribbon cutting: The Learning Experience
• Business briefs, Oct. 16, 2015
• The Mall at University Town Center prepares for second holiday season
• Port Manatee tenants object to new security plan as too expensive
• Live and work above your capacity
• Thousands jam Lakewood Ranch Main Street for anniversary block party
• Lakewood Ranch Rotary Club celebrates clean water
• New park in Lakewood Ranch to serve Lakewood Centre project in 2016
• Anne Ross accepts offer as Lakewood Ranch executive director
• If you go: Lakewood Ranch Main Street block party
• Saint Stephen's student breaks Guinness record
• Tickets for USF beer-food pairing on sale
• Tubular day at Holmes Beach
• Realize Bradenton unveils PopUps for a Purpose in style
• Manatee Forum to present Concealed Carry Fashion Show
• Sarasota County Bar Association honors three at annual awards ceremony
• Manatee County to hold 13th Goblin Gathering on Friday
• Investigators looking for missing Anna Maria Island businesswoman find skeletal remains
• Friends of Holmes Beach businesswoman Sabine Musil-Buehler react to big break in murder case
• Missing infant believed to be found dead in North Port
• Motor vehicle crashes leading cause of death for distracted U.S. teens
• Human rights groups urge feds to investigate after 346 die in Florida prisons in 2014
• Blues, jacks and tripletail to be had in the Gulf
• Leonard Pitts misses important points in 'erasure' commentary
• Protect the children from phony Halloween horrors
• About time Manatee County reinstated impact fees in support of new roads, schools and more
• Jury's still out on climate forecasts, 'global warming'
• Legislators urged to back open carry of firearms bills
• RedBlueAmerica: Are House Republicans capable of governing themselves?
• Andres Oppenheimer: Hillary's shift on free trade
• It all starts upfront for Manatee Defense
• Prep volleyball | Manatee bounces back from loss in Venice against Lakewood Ranch
• Prep football | Bradenton Blitz for Week 8
• Sarasota state Rep. Greg Steube answers hypocrite calls by filing bill to allow guns in government meetings
• Florida House, Senate still disagree on increasing access to health care
• Seminole Tribe meets with Florida Gov. Rick Scott as gaming deadline looms
• Jeb Bush's doctor: He's healthy enough to be president
• Manatee County Commissioner Vanessa Baugh leads the way in campaign contributions with more than $57,000