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October 16, 2015

• Popular Mana-Con event and Teen Read Week coincide this week at Manatee libraries
• Delayed Hunsader Pumpkin Festival draws hundreds of families to East Manatee farm
• SandBlast 2015 coming in November to Anna Maria Island
• Orkes Sinten Remen charms Sarasota audience at RIAF
• Club meetings: October-November
• Education, health sectors lead Manatee-Sarasota job growth
• God will never abandon you, regardless of your past decisions: Billy Graham column for Saturday, Oct. 17, 2015
• Beware wolves who lure you through bravado, not martyrdom: Faith Matters clergy column by Pastor Anne Barber
• Religion Almanac for Saturday, Oct. 17, 2015
• Kevin Nealon performs in St. Petersburg
• 'A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder' opens in Tampa
• A roundup of Bradenton-area arts and music news and events
• Parking lot dispute turns into Manatee County shooting; no one injured
• Big Oil's murky climate
• Made in China worries as economic slowdown continues
• Business briefs: Doing business with Cuba
• How two airlines become one: American, US Airways ready to combine
• Google's book-scanning project ruled to be legal 'fair use'
• Thousands jam Lakewood Ranch Main Street for anniversary block party
• Schroeder-Manatee Ranch updates Lakewood Ranch visitor center with new look, new technology
• Rex Jensen reflects on Lakewood Ranch at 20
• Timeline for development of Lakewood Ranch
• Lakewood Ranch student wants to join the Marines who helped save his life in Haiti
• Suncoast GI doctor donates $6,000 grand piano to Southeast High School
• Cooperation between Anna Maria Island's three cities strengthening toward common goals
• Runners revel in Ghost 5K in downtown Bradenton
• Tickets for USF beer-food pairing on sale
• Tubular day at Holmes Beach
• Realize Bradenton unveils PopUps for a Purpose in style
• Descendants speak out against Bradenton's decision to relocate Glazier-Gates Park
• Florida Maritime Museum in Cortez opens 'Sailor Superstitions' exhibit
• Bradenton approves $77,226 fix for erosion problems at Riverwalk skate park
• Bradenton mother arrested as officials seek missing daughter, 11
• Mother of infant Chance Walsh charged with first-degree murder in Sarasota
• Bradenton home, 2 vehicles peppered with barrage of gunfire
• Parrish woman seriously hurt in Manatee accident
• Missing 91-year-old Manatee man returns home
• Police reports Oct. 18, 2015
• Investigators ID skeleton as Anna Maria Island businesswoman Sabine Musil-Buehler
• Armed robbery suspect who escaped Sarasota police arrested in Manatee
• Masked gunman robs store in downtown Bradenton
• William Cumber says he strangled Sabine Musil-Buehler before burying her on the beach
• Orlando Sentinal editorial: A Florida open-carry law would create anxiety, not safety
• Florida High School Athletic Association upholds Braden River, North Port suspensions, adds fines
• Alan Dell: Bucs see good things to build on during bye week
• Walgreens steps up to plate in support of medical care for Manatee County's very needy
• Key to stopping massacres, crime is arming citizens
• GOP the un-governing party in uncompromising stands
• 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'
• President Obama's grim decision on Afghanistan
• RedBlueAmerica: Are House Republicans capable of governing themselves?
• Andres Oppenheimer: Hillary's shift on free trade
• Prep football | Week 8 preview capsules
• It all starts upfront for Manatee Defense
• Prep volleyball | Manatee bounces back from loss in Venice against Lakewood Ranch
• Florida lawmakers try again to redraw state Senate map
• Peninsula Bay in Cortez good for environment, economy, says developer Whiting Preston