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October 28, 2015

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• Dining Guide: Oct. 29-Nov. 4
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• Replay Outreach finishes teen business resource center with grant from Kiwanis Club of Bradenton Foundation
• Bradenton police: Marijuana, handgun found in car stopped for missing tag light
• Manatee Players open '25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee'
• With guest-filled tour, Swift's star power shines brighter
• Players Theatre in Sarasota hosts a sing-along 'Rocky Horror'
• Sarasota's Asolo Conservatory presents plays by Stoppard and Durang
• Lakewood Ranch's Boo Fest scheduled for this weekend
• Sarasota Opera presents Puccini's 'La Boheme'
• Granger Smith performs at Joyland in Bradenton
• 'So You Think You Can Dance' comes to Sarasota
• 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang' opens in Sarasota
• Average Manatee County Title I attendance up at start of school year
• Carl Hiaasen: So many facts that we'll never know about Corey Jones' death
• FHP wolfpack detail to cover Manatee, Sarasota
• Endangered crocodiles driven from Turkey Point nestings by hot, salty canal water
• Bradenton officials hotly debate $10.5M offer for Evers Reservoir property
• Florida expert: Obamacare cost bump shows health care costs 'stable'
• After a wobble, stocks end higher as investors watch the Fed
• Shining a light on new technology
• Walgreens stock down after disappointing results
• The Mall at University Town Center celebrates launch of The Peanuts Movie with holiday ice palace
• Ellenton Premium Outlets adds Billabong, Talbots to store lineup
• Manatee County Commissioner Vanessa Baugh: Road work means residents to 'suffer' a bit before traffic improves
• Manatee County teachers, paraprofessionals to see salary increases under tentative agreement
• Parents call for better failing grade warnings from Manatee County School District
• Florida Board of Education resists educator-parent pressure on test scores
• Things to do: Oct. 29-Nov. 4
• Attendance incentive program for Manatee County teachers reduces need for substitutes
• Feld/Ringling Bros. elephants help shine Klieg light on child cancer
• Regal flight in East Manatee
• Bradenton meeting: Janiya Thomas child murder suspect Keishanna Thomas was abused as a child
• Palmetto wants public input on Old Main Street Complete Street Project
• 2015 Gulf red snapper season closes after this weekend
• Manatee County elementary school increased attendance from 89 to 97 percent
• Florida executes killer 30 years after four murders
• Sarasota girl, 3, in critical condition after crash
• Bradenton man charged with marijuana possession after detour around speed bump
• Orlando man to be executed Thursday for killing family
• Janiya Thomas' mother has been accused of abuse for years, but little action taken, reports show
• Sarasota family finds burglar stripping valuables from home
• Fair Districts, not politics as usual, in new Florida Senate map of boundaries
• Florida's child protection system still needs work
• Golf Plus | Women's college golf comes to Lakewood Ranch Golf and Country Club
• Alan Dell: Lovie bashing has become fashionable thing to do
• Lakewood Ranch girls aiming for 8th straight trip to state cross country meet
• Saint Stephen's boys and girls golf teams fall short of state championship
• Volleyball: Bruins' playoff bid falls short at Naples Lely
• IMG Academy's football game moved to Bradenton for Friday after venue scheduling conflict
• Florida's pill mill crackdown laws harm legitimate pain patients
• Reform Social Security to ensure fair COLA increases
• A possible pitfall in college campus open carry of guns
• Time to defund Planned Parenthood over its terrible practices
• Senior citizens deserve right to golf carts on public roads
• Food, not drug money, serves the homeless best
• Tensions flare as Florida Senate narrowly passes redistricting map
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Rep. Julio Gonzalez doubles down on 'religious freedom bill'
• Jay Ambrose: Fighting against science and the human good
• Dear, teachers: Take your students outside
• Hillary Clinton's big-name endorsements sway voters
• In Florida's bear hunt, emotion and agendas trumped facts
• Preschool can help kids, sometimes, briefly
• Benghazi hearing involves misuse of important government tool
• Boehner tries to give Ryan a clean slate