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October 22, 2015

• Things to do: Oct. 22-28
• Bars & Clubs: Oct. 22-28
• Attractions: Oct. 22-28
• Dining Guide: Oct. 22-28
• Attraction briefs: Oct. 22-28
• Galleries & Museums: Oct. 22-28
• Peterson Brothers play St. Petersburg
• Red Elvises perform in Bradenton
• Urbanite Theatre in Sarasota opens second season with 'Freak'
• Desoween VII haunts the trails of DeSoto National Memorial in Bradenton
• Community calendar: Oct. 22 and beyond
• Performing arts: Oct. 22-28
• Concerts: Oct. 22-28
• Outdoors: Oct. 22-28
• 'Restaurant Impossible' featuring Theresa's in Bradenton airs Thursday
• Cupcake Delights opens second location in Holmes Beach
• Florida Gov. Rick Scott seeks more funds for Enterprise Florida incentives
• 'Monster' Cat 5 Hurricane Patricia bears down on Mexico's Pacific Coast
• Public records
• TSA flunks Orlando International tests
• Problem employees affect your credibility
• Bradenton residents will represent Temple Emanu-El at international convention
• Mt. Gilead Seventh Day Adventist Church plans special Sunday
• Business briefs: Seafood Shack reopens banquet space
• Strong company earnings send US stock indexes sharply higher
• 3M plans 1,500 job cuts as dollar pinches overseas sales
• Ribbon cutting: Florida Surgical Specialists
• It was a good year at the port, but tenants still expense-shy
• Eclipse wireless headset is latest, greatest from Jabra
• Business briefs: Tennessee roofing couple buy AMI home
• Manatee deputies: Suspect steals Crocodile Dundee-style hat off victim's head
• Manatee Players open 'Bark! The Musical!' at the Manatee Performing Arts Center
• Dissension roils Florida Senate's latest's attempt at redistricting
• Southeast High falls in district volleyball semifinal in Dunedin
• Commissioner Robin DiSabatino talks issues with Bayshore Gardens residents
• President Barack Obama announces new efforts to combat heroin epidemic
• Lakewood Ranch opens up Premier Sports Campus for free 20th anniversary party
• Autopsy 'inconclusive' on body believed to be missing Bradenton 11-year-old Janiya Thomas; DCF issues report on case
• Giant video screen at Manatee High lifted into place Wednesday
• Bradenton officials defend Harbor Sound development approval
• Homeschool advocates concerned about legal loopholes after Bradenton girl goes missing
• Warren Haynes performs at Jannus Live in St. Petersburg
• Mt. Gilead Seventh Day Adventist Church plans special Sunday
• Public records
• Bradenton residents will represent Temple Emanu-El at international convention
• Manatee Farm City Week tour tickets on sale; LECOM scholarship dinner, auction set
• Commissioner Robin DiSabatino talks issues with Bayshore Gardens residents
• Manatee Education Foundation awards $120,000 in grants for teachers, students
• Manatee Education Foundation awards
• More development, roadway improvements planned for University Parkway corridor in Manatee-Sarasota
• Manatee inmate charged with releasing 'wrath' on commissary kiosk
• Florida death row inmate demands electric chair instead of lethal injection
• Suspect in fatal shooting of Bradenton ice cream man arrested in Hillsborough
• Bradenton judge confirms William Cumber's 20-year prison sentence in Sabine Musil-Buehler murder
• Crash on northbound Interstate 75 in Sarasota involves Pepsi truck
• Florida DCF reports show infant Sarasota baby Chance Walsh's future was dim from the start
• Gunman robs Dollar General store in Bradenton
• State oversight of missing girl's Bradenton family stopped when mother became 'uncooperative'
• Juvenile shot in Palmetto as part of 'ongoing dispute'
• Autopsy 'inconclusive' on body believed to be missing Bradenton 11-year-old Janiya Thomas; DCF issues report on case
• Florida Department of Children and Families secretary acknowledges 'system failures' in Janiya Thomas, 'Baby Chance' cases
• Florida police, sheriffs groups oppose open-carry gun proposals
• Dissension roils Florida Senate's latest's attempt at redistricting
• Donald Trump brings his Midas touch to stump in South Florida
• Prep volleyball | Coulter, Hall help Manatee sweep Sarasota Riverview for district title
• Alan Dell: Battle to be area's Mr. Sack Master heating up
• Prep football | Palmetto quarterback Jack Allison receives Under Armour All-American jersey
• Class 1A and 2A Manatee County swim championship capsules
• Manatee High's Price All-District 16 Co-MVP
• Prep Volleyball | Bayshore High sweeps Tarpon Springs, clinches playoff berth
• Local golf | IMG Academy alum Emiliano Grillo on upward trajectory after PGA Tour rookie debut
• Whiting Preston's Manatee County development plans will harm community
• Lack of Social Security check increase a travesty
• GOP debates like 'clown shows,' unlike Democratic one
• Jonathan Bernstein: Paul Ryan has made his conditions clear
• Being lazy shouldn't disqualify you from voting
• Millennials' turn to take the blame
• A wake-up call for gun dealers with jury award in shooting of police officers
• New York Times Editorial: A new Trudeau era in Canada
• Manatee-Sarasota home prices rise as sellers gear up for winter
• Prep football | Braden River High's Jacob Huesman, Palmetto High's Jack Allison square off with playoff stakes on the line
• Ruiz, IMG O-line prepares for Rashan Gary, the No. 1 player in the nation
• Friday night football preview capsules and picks
• Tampa Bay Times Editorial: Gov. Rick Scott's economic strategy needs work; rosy rhetoric belies tough realities for millions