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October 31, 2015

• If you go: Arte Caffe
• Saint Stephen's escapes Lecanto in playoff tussle
• Impact fee delay could cost Manatee County School District $1 million a month
• Affordable Care Act at a glance
• Affordable Care Act in Florida
• Affordable Care Act sign-up Sunday advice
• Solve Maternity Homes to dedicate 100-year-old home to founder
• First Hardball Halloween Parade a hit in Palmetto
• Flight to the North Pole car-motorcycle benefit draws record Halloween crowd in Manatee County
• New impact fee coordinator would work with county, school impact fees
• Manatee County's featured fugitives
• Manatee County mother reports 12-year-old son missing
• 3 in serious condition, 2 dead after car crash in Collier County
• Man chased, shot in Bradenton on Saturday afternoon
• North Port man, 23, in critical condition following 3-vehicle crash in Sarasota County
• Florida DCF has little oversight in Manatee County child abuse cases
• Several vehicles burglarized, two stolen from Lakewood Ranch neighborhood
• Police reports Nov. 1, 2015
• Proposed fare increase could strap neediest Manatee County Handy Bus riders
• Citizens Advisory Board to tackle new revenue options for Manatee County government
• State College Board of Trustees pursuing irresponsible faculty policies
• Marlene Woodson-Howard: SCF trustees destroying region's community college
• Great plan to take healthy food to impoverished residents living in 'food deserts'
• Get out on the water soon to hook onto some rare fishing action
• This week's solunar fishing table
• USF has tough task in stopping Navy's run game
• Buccaneers head into Atlanta short-handed and desperate
• SCF men's hoops opens season with blowout win over Impact
• Manatee starts strong, survives Sarasota Riverview comeback bid to reach region final
• Freed leads three area swimmers with titles
• Prep volleyball | Manatee, Riverview meet again in regional semifinals
• A veteran's haunting memories of forgotten victory
• Gun owners need proper training to carry firearm
• Manatee County school district busing system fails too often
• Golf carts are not cars and shouldn't be driven to stores
• Janiya Thomas' tragic abuse case reflects low value for human beings
• Florida bear hunt over, but questions, issues remain
• Keep Florida as safe as possible, reject open carry of firearms
• After Florida allowed bear hunting, state needs right to arm bears
• Florida law doesn't require golf cart registration, insurance for street use
• Becky Canesse: The life-saving value of a second opinion
• Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio failing their constituents
• The IRS is needlessly letting millions go uncollected
• Facebook: Where political discourse goes to die
• Gina Barreca: The 5 worst things this time of year
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: 'Nothing to do with race'
• Jeb Bush has slipped, but so has his party
• Education law renewal will be disastrous for kids
• Fantasy sports' long run of good luck
• Pro: Most Americans believe GMO foods are unsafe; they need labels to avoid them
• Con: GMO labels won't make foods safer, only more expensive