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October 23, 2015

• 'Music & Art by the Train' to spotlight Manatee's rising stars Saturday in Parrish
• Manatee Players' Bark! The Musical! is a crowd-pleaser
• Linda Blair and 'The Exorcist' come to Tampa Theatre
• Mana-Con Comics Convention rolls into Manatee Central Library on Saturday
• Club meetings: October-November
• Joey D's on Manatee Avenue West in Bradenton hopes for November opening
• Florida Gov. Rick Scott seeks more funds for Enterprise Florida incentives
• Devil is responsible for the world's evils, but so are we
• Faith Matters clergy column from the Rev. Robert Sichta: Snowbirds welcome back
• Religion Almanac: Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015
• Pastor John Marlow, 82, leads Bradenton church that changed his life when he was 12
• Port Manatee plans for costly new cargo mix, infrastructure
• Two new assisted living facilities planned in Manatee, Sarasota
• The Week Ahead: Not shocking, but a little scary
• Lakewood Ranch companies accused of Medicare fraud
• AAA study: Hands-free commands still distracting, risky
• Manatee Performing Arts to host world premier of 'A Way Out' Saturday
• Lakewood Ranch celebrates its first 20 years with crazy bubbles
• Lakewood Ranch Community Fund invites nominations for C. John A. Clarke Humanitarian of the Year Award
• Critics say Bradenton state Sen. Bill Galvano's map plan has 'fatal flaw'
• Joey D's on Manatee Avenue West in Bradenton hopes for November opening
• Two new assisted living facilities planned in Manatee, Sarasota
• Review | 'Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder," now in Tampa, is amusing and visually impressive
• At 100, Bradenton pair have earned free haircuts for life
• 'A Way Out' makes world premiere Saturday at Manatee Performing Arts Center
• Knights Inn motel in Bradenton could become affordable housing
• Bradenton officials say 'right decision' was made to relocate park; 10-year-old disagrees
• Manatee County officials gather to honor Lake Manatee Dam's 50th anniversary
• Bradenton to push forward on Historic Ware's Creek neighborhood infill project
• Historical Rubonia Fall Harvest Celebration to take place Halloween
• Parrish residents impatient for traffic signal on U.S. 301 at Fort Hamer Road
• Free rides to Stand Down for Manatee County's homeless veterans on Saturday
• Meals on Wheels PLUS of Manatee delivers meal No. 10 million
• Manatee County schools boast good supply of subs, pay less than Sarasota
• Sea Breeze Elementary School students take top prize in state film festival
• Manatee County School District surveying community about shortening winter break for next two years
• Manatee County School District to spend $1.5 million on school resource officers
• Lakewood Ranch Community Fund invites nominations for C. John A. Clarke Humanitarian of the Year Award
• Lakewood Ranch celebrates its first 20 years with crazy bubbles
• Presumed dead Bradenton girl Janiya Thomas' mother remains silent and in jail after latest court appearance
• Keishanna Thomas, mother of missing Bradenton girl Janiya, charged with abuse of dead body
• 5 vehicles ransacked in Palmetto in burglary spree
• Motorcyclist injured in hit-and-run crash on U.S. 301 in Bradenton
• Keishanna Thomas, mother of missing Bradenton girl Janiya, charged with abuse of dead body
• Man charged with breaking into Bradenton home after argument with owner
• 2 suspects charged with stealing motorcycles from Manatee business
• Suspect in fatal shooting of Bradenton ice cream man arrested in Hillsborough
• Drug Task Force wants to track overdose victims seeking treatment in Manatee County
• Critics say Bradenton state Sen. Bill Galvano's map plan has 'fatal flaw'
• Prep football | Braden River routs Palmetto to earn second straight district title
• Short-handed Cardinal Mooney upended by Victory Christian
• Braden River throttles Palmetto 35-0 in unexpected rout
• Canadian election useful to civic-minded Americans
• Two organizations - NRA, Americans for Tax Reform - thwarting vital legislation
• Flu shot is not harmless; can have terrible impacts
• Will homemade sign shame city of Bradenton into repairing roads?
• Cass R. Sunstein: Ben Carson's take on the Constitution is odd
• Jay Ambrose: Global warming despotism
• Doyle McManus: What Sanders needs to do
• Lewis W. Diuguid: Blacks still suffer 10 years after Hurricane Katrina
• Prep football | Braden River routs Palmetto to earn second straight district title
• On 20th anniversary, Lakewood Ranch thriving thanks to SMR's bold vision