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November 27, 2015

• Razing of Bradenton theater evokes melancholy and memories
• South Floridians grabbing up Christmas trees in droves
• Florida film industry incentives fade; moviemakers flee
• Speaking Volumes | A 150-year-old girl named Alice
• Club meetings: November-December
• Manatee man in critical condition after wife pulls him from pool
• Beall's, Kmart start holiday season off right in Bradenton
• Spending Black Friday out in nature at Emerson Point in Palmetto
• Turkey seeks to ease tensions over shooting of Russian jet
• With wary eye on China, U.S. military reconfigures Pacific war machine
• University of South Florida beer students to host tasting
• Key figure in Colombia's peace talks to speak at New College
• Take note of the first Christmas if you feel overwhelmed this season
• Harbor Community Church re-enacts first Christmas Dec. 13
• Robotic parking a 'nightmare' in Miami, elsewhere; but here to stay
• Business briefs: Christmas on Bridge Street to cater to children
• Manatee retailers feel boost from Small Business Saturday
• Financial abuse of the elderly: sometimes unnoticed, always predatory
• Yellen will check her list twice before Fed raises rates
• Stocks inch higher in quiet trading, but Disney stumbles
• Black Friday frenzy spread out over Thanksgiving week in Bradenton, Sarasota
• Public records
• 8 Braden River Elementary students chosen for state performances
• Motion to dismiss Bob Gagnon lawsuit against Manatee County School Board to go before judge in January
• Oneco students prepare blankets to give service members
• State College of Florida receives scholarship money for veterans
• SCF earns grant to help nursing program
• SCF students take second place in Brain Bowl competition
• SCF helps domestic violence victims with Thanksgiving meal
• Police reports Nov. 29, 2015
• Black Friday fun
• C.J. Bannister named Woman Vet of Year by Sarasota County Veterans Commission
• Man charged with raping girl, 13, in Bradenton
• Stolen $10,000 watch recovered after traffic stop in Manatee County
• Ex-wife floored 'imperfect, but good man' could be Colorado shooter
• Poland's ruling on Roman Polanski all but ends U.S. case
• Manatee County man robbed of $300, cell phone at knifepoint
• Anonymous call about suspicious vehicle leads to drug charges for Bradenton man
• Bradenton woman charged with cocaine possession says she didn't know rock was in wallet
• Child abuse hotline workers made first mistakes in Janiya Thomas case in Bradenton
• Cronyism still thriving under Gov. Rick Scott
• Palmetto's impressive streak of civic improvements continues
• Florida's first major RAM free medical clinic a resounding success
• Alan Dell: QB Huesman has held the reins during Braden River's rise to power
• Braden River High euphoric after first region title
• Florida State-Florida rivalry returns to national relevance
• Allow Syrian Christians into U.S. but not Muslims
• Allow Syrian Christians into U.S. but not Muslims
• U.S. cannot gamble on citizen safety and admit Syrian refugees
• Vote in Florida's primary elections
• Expect more climate change refugees if issue not tackled
• Bradenton Golden Corral shines with free meals on Veterans Day
• Donald Trump's remarks sound a lot like a past despot
• Abide by Florida traffic law: use turn signals, side mirrors
• Middle East nations must be the ones to defeat ISIL
• 5 reasons the solution for Okinawa is years off
• Florida state Senate redistricting map quest demands unbiased panel
• Jay Ambrose: How high business taxes hurt America
• How to make America great again? National service
• Gina Barreca: Dating a married man? Want some advice?
• Poor data is a problem within the police shootings problem
• Obama must end phony intelligence reports
• Clive Crook: America doesn't have to hate itself to beat racism
• Hamstrung by Congress, President Barack Obama tries to clinch climate pact
• Donald Trump campaign rally draws large crowd - including protesters - to Sarasota
• More than 100 protesters lead pro-immigration rally outside Donald Trump campaign stop in Sarasota
• Voters want tougher presidential candidates after terrorist attacks