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October 20, 2015

• Shore owners amend plans for former Moore's Stone Crab restaurant
• Irish dancing family brings talent to Anna Maria Island Community Center
• Community calendar: Oct. 21 and beyond
• Fall is the time for apples
• Quick fix: Veal with cider adds a taste of fall to dinner
• How to eat for $4 a day, or close to it
• Lovina's Amish Kitchen | Lovina's daughter offer glimpse of a week in the life of an Amish teen
• Cooking with Chef Gaetano Cannata | A delicious trip to Sicily
• Cook's Exchange | Candy made in a slow cooker? Sweet!
• Gulfcoast Cooking | Stir up comforting stews, soups
• Anna Maria Island works on recruiting new residents, affordable housing
• Irish dancing family brings talent to Anna Maria Island Community Center
• $50,000 in scholarships handed out in 16th Hispanic Fest
• Bradenton state Sen. Bill Galvano rejects rival proposal
• Sahib Shriners Circus returns to Sarasota
• 2 gun proposals advance in Florida Legislature
• Carl Hiaasen: From God's lips to Matt Gaetz's ears
• Community sports | Bradenton Motorsports Park hosts biggest event since rainy summer
• Palmetto officials discuss salary study in the wake of raising taxes
• Radiant Power Corp. to expand Whitfield factory
• Prominent investors put money into Parrish apartments
• Yum Brands plans to spin off China business
• Faces in business: Chris Alexander with ShelterBox USA
• Geraldson Community Farm, Florida Department of Health Manatee awarded USDA grant
• Business briefs, Oct. 21, 2015
• Free breakfast program for Manatee County schools sees 5 percent increase early on in school year
• Ballard Elementary in Bradenton donates Pirates hats for kids with cancer to honor former student
• Bradenton doctor is strong advocate for flu shot
• Tumeric increased risk for severe bleeding
• Health happenings: Oct. 20
• Q&A about influenza with the Florida Department of Health-Manatee
• Anna Maria Island works on recruiting new residents, affordable housing
• $50,000 in scholarships handed out in 16th Hispanic Fest
• Sarasota man charged in connection with Sarasota, Manatee burglaries
• Commission unhappy with sudden removal of a Manatee County Children's Services Advisory Board member
• New advisory board tasked with looking at how Manatee County government pays for itself
• Palmetto will seek $4.4M loan for wastewater plant improvements
• Manatee History Matters: Dredging changes the Manatee River
• Manatee County not set to need another water supply for some time
• Sarasota miracle: Sisters find each other after 40 years working same job
• Barbara Zdravecky, CEO of Planned Parenthood in Manatee, Sarasota, gives state-of-agency address
• Candlelight vigil to be held Sunday for missing Bradenton girl Janiya Thomas
• Sibling of missing Bradenton girl Janiya Thomas to investigators: 'I think she is dead or something'
• Father charged with murder in death of 9-week-old Chance Walsh in North Port
• Car bursts into flames after crashing into utility pole on U.S. 41 in Palmetto
• Car set on fire outside Bradenton home
• Shots fired at Bradenton apartment building Monday night
• 15th Street East project in Bradenton is No. 1 transportation project in Manatee-Sarasota
• State Rep. Greg Steube's dog bite bill offers sensible discretion over euthanasia
• Prep football | Power Poll Week 9
• State College of Florida launches ambitious, solid five-year plan
• Evacuate into gunman's view or stay protected in home?
• No litter on roadways, but plenty inside vehicle
• Don't be tourist in Zimbabwe; nation allows animal slaughters
• Democrats' 'so-called' debate a waste of time
• Common sense vs. political hysteria on climate change
• City of Bradenton's park relocation will doom future land donations
• SCF trustees should undo their damage from elimination of tenure
• Numbers Game | Braden River High School's big win over Venice sets up second straight district unbeaten battle
• Prep Golf | Lakewood Ranch High School's boys golf program has state tournament streak snapped
• Prep volleyball | Preview capsules of district volleyball tournaments
• Bradenton state Sen. Bill Galvano rejects rival proposal
• Florida House subcommittee approves bill to allow breaking into vehicles to prevent heatstroke deaths
• Florida Senate panel sets tax-cut priorities
• Trudy Rubin: It's time to shut down the Benghazi kangaroo court
• When government accidentally spends too much, everyone pays
• New York firm buys Avalon Square Apartments in Bradenton for $8.5M