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November 25, 2015

• Fresh Kitchen opens second location in University Park on Black Friday
• Review: Sarasota's Florida Studio Theatre stages a silly 'One Man, Two Guvnors'
• Comedian Craig Ferguson comes to Sarasota
• Daryl Hall and John Oates perform in Sarasota
• Anna Maria opens the season with 'Miracle on 34th Street'
• Bradenton's Village of the Arts hosts scavenger hunt
• Tampa Theatre screens holiday classics
• Players Theatre in Sarasota stages 'She Loves Me'
• Cyndi Lauper musical 'Kinky Boots' opens in Tampa
• Community calendar
• ZZ Top guitarist Billy Gibbons performs in St. Petersburg
• 'Victor Frankenstein' doesn't quite get there
• 'Brooklyn' is one of the year's best
• Tom Hardy is doubly good in 'Legend'
• 'The Good Dinosaur' lacks magic of other Pixar films
• 'Creed' is best Rocky movie since 'Rocky'
• Kickball game at State College of Florida Collegiate School helps benefit area's hungry
• DCF: Child welfare officials should have reported Janiya Thomas of Bradenton missing nearly a month earlier
• Holiday closings for Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26-27
• DCF: Child welfare officials should have reported Janiya Thomas of Bradenton missing nearly a month earlier
• Do guns and civil rights mix?
• Ross Douthat: Searching for Richard Nixon
• Obama, step aside, let military find ISIS solution
• Bernie Sanders right in opposing military-industrial complex
• Florida gun bills wrong on many different levels
• Allowing guns on college campuses would put cops in tough dilemma
• Republican candidates are exploiting a crisis
• Going to dog track? Remember greyhound racing abusive
• Eddie Herr junior tennis tournament is biggest to date
• Culinary Calendar: Nov. 25
• Manatee Technical College to host job fair, open house
• Portable storage gets even better
• U.S. stocks edge higher in early trading; Deere gains on earns
• Ribbon cutting: Red Wing Shoes
• Three shopping trends for holiday shopping
• Cheap gas fueling expanded Thanksgiving travel
• Manatee County library impact fee would be used for new libraries, library expansion
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Manatee County begins selling Christmas trees Friday
• Salvation Army expects to feed 500 in Bradenton on Thanksgiving
• 'Be a Santa To a Senior' helps elderly in Manatee
• Airports serving Manatee County report minimal delays
• Florida Highway Patrol wolfpack patrol set Saturday
• Bradenton CCRA readying action plan after Faith Based Alliance town hall meeting
• Sarasota deputies find missing Virginia man, 61
• Myakka City man charged with threatening to stab man at gas station
• Review of Janiya case shows Manatee child protection officials failed to properly follow policies, statutes
• Vandal hits Bradenton neighborhood
• No one hurt in shooting in Bradenton
• Palmetto man arrested; denies burglarizing cars at Palmetto auto repair shop
• Navy’s P-8A Poseidon builds a high profile in Pacific with secret flights
• Bradenton soldier proud of his service on Guam
• War forged an enduring pacifism among those who sacrificed for Japan
• Behind the scenes: Herald photographer Tompkins-Condie tells how she took on 'Pacific Pivot'
• David Brooks: Tales of the super survivors
• Paul Krugman: Health reform lives!
• Florida bounces back by trouncing Vermont
• Behind Enemy Lines | What you should know about Plant City High football
• Packers' Rodgers looking forward to returns of Favre, Starr
• Commentary | Non-existent home field advantage in football playoffs
• Willie Taggart has never wavered in his beliefs
• USF special teams under Ray Woodie take pride in their names