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October 2, 2015

• Job growth slows sharply to 142,000; unemployment rate stays at 5.1 percent
• Bradenton's St. Joseph Catholic School blesses pets
• Historic commander part of recent Veterans Celebration in Palmetto
• Keep the fires of faith burning: Faith Matters clergy column from Pastor Don Sturiano for Saturday, Oct. 3, 1015
• 'The Convenient Scapegoat' film series spotlights anti-Semitism
• Turn to Christ for help in becoming a better version of yourself: Billy Graham column for Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015
• Women's Conference coming to Community Outreach World of Deliverance Church
• Bradenton's St. Joseph Catholic School blesses pets
• Religion Almanac: Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015
• Body found near Siesta Key shoreline identified as Sarasota man
• Manatee County slows down proposed annexation of 9.5 acres by Bradenton
• Shifting the focus on earnings
• Business briefs, Oct. 3, 2015
• Canning class offered at Geraldson Community Farm
• Tickets on sale for Harvest and Harmony festival
• Mosaic, feds reach $2B settlement in waste case
• Volkswagen, Audi sales increase over last year despite emissions cheating scandal
• Business briefs: Jobless claims rise in see-saw pattern near decade lows
• Wal-Mart HQ cuts with 'need to become a more agile company'
• Public records, Oct. 3, 2015
• Manatee County Libraries to host Literacy Expo
• New Anna Maria Island grassroots organization anticipates islandwide meeting, calls for public to help with mission
• Hive of 50,000 bees removed from downtown Bradenton
• Parents search for answers after Sugg Middle principal moved; Proue to be assistant principal at Southeast
• Lighting, kayak storage, other improvements slated for Palmetto Estuary Park
• Manatee County Library launches new catalog system
• Manatee schools can apply for grant to enhance driver ed programs
• Commercial development could come to Fort Hamer Road in Parrish
• Area restaurants prepare for Taste of Manatee this weekend
• State commission, Bradenton police officials say accreditation lapse not a concern
• Planned Parenthood, U.S. House and collapse of U.S. leadership
• Point Pleasant neighborhood in downtown Bradenton eyed for overlay district
• Point Pleasant neighborhood in downtown Bradenton eyed for overlay district
• Downtown Bradenton property purchased with intent for faith-based homeless issues
• Journalism Next: Bayshore students told they can make a difference in world
• Journalism Next: Bayshore students told they can make a difference in world
• Journalism Next: Bayshore students told they can make a difference in world
• Manatee County school bus drivers face daunting challenges
• Manatee County Libraries sets Literacy Expo Monday
• Students celebrate National Manufacturing Day at Manatee Technical College
• Manatee County Libraries sets Literacy Expo Monday
• Manatee County had most heroin, fentanyl deaths per capita in Florida in 2014
• Millions of dollars are ready to be invested in revitalizing Palmetto parks
• Manatee County to replace three playgrounds in county parks
• Aqua puts subdivision back on menu at Carlos Beruff's Long Bar Pointe
• Taste of Manatee draws hundreds for annual sampling
• Downtown Bradenton draws 'historic' farmers market opener
• Lions to walk for National White Cane Safety Day
• Farmer's Market season begins in downtown Bradenton
• Palmetto's historical Carnegie Library receives $105,000 grant to fix leaky windows
• Police reports Oct. 4, 2015
• Dump trucks spill Ware's Creek debris closing Bradenton road
• Manatee man robbed by armed employee
• Parrish man ordered held on $100,000 bond in child porn case
• Sarasota man, 19, charged with armed drug trafficking after undercover investigation
• Angelina 'Angel' Colonneso sworn in as Manatee County clerk of circuit court
• 2 charged with home invasion robbery in Bradenton
• Rowing park board of directors to meet Wednesday to discuss video of Paul Blackketter screaming
• Manatee County Commission considers speed limit, golf cart changes
• Manatee County Commission to consider changing speed limits on these roads
• Ship El Faro with 30 crew members missing in wake of Cat 4 Hurricane Joaquin
• Crash blocks one northbound lane of Interstate 75 in Manatee
• USF takes on high-powered Memphis in Bulls AAC football opener
• Four Ascenders receive UA All-America jerseys
• Cardinal Mooney's Maechtle just can't say no when it comes to helping others
• Parking laws justified for everyone's safety
• Anna Maria parking ticket unjustifiably too expensive
• Elimination of State College of Florida tenure will impair education
• Overcrowded Earth should move people to Mars
• Special thanks to medical team at Bradenton's Blake Medical Center for great surgical care
• From a 1970s veteran, his thanks for overdue appreciation for military
• Parents, teach your children how to behave around pets
• Former Lakewood Ranch High safety Brandon Luckett finds success, Division I interest at receiver for Palmetto High
• Bradenton Christian outlasts Out-of-Door Academy in football shootout, 55-40
• Manatee County's Week 6 high school football preview capsules
• Manatee High's Emilio Gonzalez makes most of his opportunities
• David Hu leads Saint Stephen's to boys golf win over Bradenton Christian, Manatee High
• How many votes does it take to elect a Florida legislator?
• New rules will protect home buyers from last-minute surprises