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November 12, 2015

• Club meetings: November-December
• The problems veterans face in the professional workplace
• Pets of the week: Nov. 13
• Don't be a slave to lust and pride, let Jesus set you free: Billy Graham column for Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015
• Faith Matters clergy column from The Rev. Elizabeth Deibert for Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015
• 304 bears killed in shortened Florida hunt
• Postal Service tallies $5.1B loss in 2015 budget year
• Ribbon cutting: BB&T
• Thanksgiving turkeys cost more than ever after bird flu wipeout
• OrbitKeys quiets jingling keys, looks stylish
• Public records | Marriage, Divorce and Civil Suits
• Eliminate your excess baggage
• BioTech Expo inspires crowd at State College of Florida
• Lakewood Ranch's Festa Italiana to feature more Italian food Saturday
• New Lakewood Ranch shopping center proposed for State Road 70 at Lorraine Road
• Manatee County students learn about agriculture at 2015 Agventure in Palmetto
• Freedom Elementary School in East Manatee lets freedom ring with schoolwide ceremony honoring veterans
• Luncheon honors spirit of late Manatee educator Marjorie Kinnan
• Manatee County can expect near-perfect weekend weather
• Red tide fish kills washing up on Coquina Beach on Anna Maria Island
• South Florida Museum in Bradenton warns boaters to prepare for manatee migration season
• Affordable, workforce housing could come to Palmetto
• Holmes Beach tries noise ordinance to keep the peace
• Third annual Concert in the Park at McKechnie showcases students
• Palmetto Charter Review Committee ponders commission term limits
• Proposal to hike Manatee County impact fees moves to commission in December
• Wildfire protection plan proposed for East Manatee
• Manatee sheriff: Girl, 13, reported missing
• Palmetto police report girl, 15, missing
• King Middle School student charged with assaulting deputy during arrest
• Homeless man found stabbed inside his truck in Terra Ceia
• Gunman fires rounds at car in Bradenton
• Deputies investigate death of man in Palmetto
• Florida bills allowing open carry guns, concealed weapons on college campuses still a bad idea
• Braden River's secondary faces spread offense challenge in playoff opener
• The moment is here for USF head coach Willie Taggart
• Vitale benefit tourney draws 22 major college teams to Lakewood Ranch
• Friday night prep football results for Manatee County high schools
• Manatee vs. Braden River: It would've been nice to see
• 18 Manatee County athletes sign early National Letters of Intent
• Manatee's receiving corps stand united
• Handa Cup expected to be tight battle
• Ben Carson factually wrong on criticisms of Obama
• Where's outrage over death of child found in freezer?
• Preserve Glazier-Gates park, keep Bradenton history alive
• Question Manatee County School District before voting on sales-tax extension
• Authorities err terribly in Janiya's child abuse case and death
• In Janiya Thomas death case, investigators failed and should be fired
• Germany learned lesson, now rejects socialism
• Democratic socialism never works as a national policy
• Republicans cut taxes and expand deficits
• Nicholas Kristof: Mizzou, Yale and free speech
• Ann McFeatters: Candidates' claims only tenuously linked to reality
• New York Times Editorial: The trouble with fantasy sports gambling
• Good luck to Britain Prime Minister David Cameron with his EU blackmail
• Carl Hiaasen: FBI should probe Florida's mental hospitals
• Common Core backlash mirrors Jeb Bush campaign
• Mexico's marijuana trial as country steers toward legalization
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: African America has promises to keep
• $159M mansion up for sale in Hillsboro Beach
• Sens. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio trade barbs at Sunshine Summit
• Sen. Ted Cruz decries amnesty possibility for 'illegal aliens'
• Sen. Marco Rubio in spotlight at Sunshine Summit