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November 4, 2015

• Performing arts: Nov. 5-11
• Outdoors: Nov. 5-11
• Concerts: Nov. 5-11
• Cortez Stone Crab festival set for this weekend
• Attraction briefs: Nov. 5-11
• Movie review: 'Truth' goes soft when it should be at its hardest
• Sarasota Medieval Fair returns this weekend
• Country star Frankie Ballard performs in Bradenton
• Attractions: Nov. 5-11
• Galleries & Museums: Nov. 5-11
• Bars & Clubs: Nov. 5-11
• Dining Guide: Nov. 5-11
• Disney's 'Newsies' comes to the Straz Center in Tampa
• Bradenton police name Mark Roberts top officer
• Prog-rock giants Yes come to Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall in Sarasota
• 'America's Got Talent' comes to Sarasota
• Sarasota Opera House presents 'Forbidden Music' from Nazi Germany
• Mannheim Steamroller's Christmas show comes to St. Petersburg
• Things to do: Nov. 5-11
• Bodies of boy and man found in truck in South Miami-Dade
• Florida House advances new Senate redistricting map
• Anna Maria Island election results at a glance
• Kraft Heinz to close 7 factories in US, Canada in downsizing
• Palmetto's Jupiter Marine to unveil crossover boat
• Cheaper fuel leads FPL to lower electric bills
• Business briefs, Nov. 4, 2015
• The Gadget Column: The Garmin Dash Cam rocked my world
• Lakewood Ranch to build CORE for biotech businesses
• Proposed cuts in funding for indigent health care to Manatee Memorial Hospital, Blake Medical Center concern hospital leaders
• Amazon opens its first bookstore as extension of website
• Mall at University Town Center releases Black Friday, Christmas season mall hours
• Monthly Manatee County bed tax collections
• The Concession submits noise study to Manatee County in support of helistop in East Manatee
• Manatee County, Braden River Soccer Club lighting deal approved by commission Tuesday
• Manatee County School Board will 'place' Manatee High student for bringing BB gun to campus
• Former official Bob Gagnon files amended suit against Manatee County School Board, claiming breach of contract
• Manatee County school advisory council leaders train for major decisions
• Holiday closings for Veterans Day, Nov. 11, 2015
• Manatee County awarded national award for AMI beach renourishment
• Residents sue city of Bradenton to stop Glazier-Gates Park relocation
• Ruling in Padi the dog case in Bradenton could come in 2 weeks
• Bradenton finalizes $10.5 million deal to sell acreage near Bill Evers Reservoir
• Concert in the Park will showcase 600 Manatee County students
• Open house planned for Myakka City's 101-year-old school house
• Manatee County Healthcare Advisory Board to advise commission
• Police body-camera bill in Florida gaining legislative, public support
• Authorities: Chicago 'hero' cop staged suicide to cover up crimes
• Sarasota woman, 20, charged with stealing thousands from couple in assisted living facility
• Judge deciding whether to allow certain evidence at former Bradenton deputy police chief Warren Merriman's theft trial
• Bradenton police report Tallahassee endangered adult missing
• Detectives search for 2 'persons of interest' in Palmetto strip club slaying
• Florida House approves Senate redistricting map that would put all of Manatee in same district
• Nobody won the economic World Series
• Should Republicans care about income inequality?
• Mass murderers claim another victim: America's mental health system
• Amazon proves software isn't taking over
• Luck of the draw makes William Shearon mayor of Bradenton Beach
• Florida struggles to find balance on water preservation policy
• Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson draws hundreds to Sarasota book signing
• Bradenton Beach mayoral race tied; all 3 Anna Maria commissioners keep seats
• Florida's new student standardized tests should only be baseline, not rating on schools, teachers
• Bernie Sanders playing a catalytic role in American politics
• Before development, save wildlife with relocations
• Manatee County Animal Services volunteers merit voice in fate of dogs
• Hillary, Bill Clinton don't deserve women's 'worship'