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November 5, 2015

• Lakewood Ranch chef competes in World Food Championships
• Club meetings: November-December
• Community calendar: Nov. 5
• Things to do: Nov. 5-11
• Pets of the week: Nov. 6
• Class 8A volleyball final four preview capsule: Manatee at Winter Springs
• Manatee's state success has been years in the making
• Stocks open flat on mixed earnings
• Volkswagen suspends sales of Audi, VW diesels cited by EPA
• Manatee-Sarasota Chamber Expo is face-to-face business blast
• Pfizer doubling patient income limit for free drug program
• Business briefs: EVO Athletics acquires Dynasty Elite Cheerleading
• Ribbon cutting: Leslie Wells Realty
• Ribbon cutting: Centerstone
• SeaWorld reports higher profit but lower attendance
• Being mindful in business is important
• Outdoor Market reopening at new Lakewood Ranch location
• PACE Center for Girls of Manatee celebrates girls' achievements
• New Blake Medical Center $3M burn unit is state-of-the-art facility
• Manatee County Commission approves new general development plan for Twin River in Parrish
• On second thought, Manatee Commission votes to allow more homes to be built on former Palm View Hills Golf Course
• Local veterans appreciate salute from USF Sarasota-Manatee
• Bradenton CCRA's 'God idea' draws strong civic engagement at town hall meeting
• Manatee County Healthcare Advisory Board applications due Nov. 30
• Palmetto woman charged with aggravated child abuse; deputies have arrest warrant for husband
• Manatee sheriff's case workers believed Janiya Thomas was 'dead for a long time,' emails show
• Janiya Thomas' mother formally charged with abusing daughter and her dead body
• Bicyclist hit by vehicle in Bradenton crash dies
• Lakewood Ranch High School teacher arrested on methamphetamine-related charges, placed on paid leave
• Detectives seek 2 men in connection with horse killing in Palmetto
• Sarasota to swear in 7 new officers
• Bradenton police: Missing man located at hospital in stable condition
• 35-year-old man charged with selling heroin, cocaine in Bradenton
• Two people killed when car slams into West Tampa home
• Manatee County's Handy Bus fare hike proposal too tough on needy
• In celebration of Manatee County's strong agriculture industry
• Tampa Bay gains Brad Miller, LoMo in six-player deal with Seattle
• It's another must-win game for USF vs. ECU
• Southeast-Manatee rivalry still the biggest around
• Week 11 prep football preview capsules and picks
• Manatee, Bradenton Christian girls soccer earn blowout wins
• Open-carry of firearms foes miss the reason behind bill in Florida Legislature
• Marco Rubio failing Floridians with his absence on Senate votes
• Golf cart an essential transportation device for disabled
• Good guys with open-carry guns would hinder crime
• Manatee County financial advisory board must be represent all
• Germany a proven model of Democratic socialism
• Good samaritan deserves business from everyone
• As Pope Francis states, Israel has right to 'exist in safety'
• Instead of bear hunting, ship creatures to zoos
• 'Arrogance, selfishness' mark failure of last-ditch redistricting approval push in Legislature
• Florida Gov. Scott will seek $1 billion in tax cuts from state Legislature
• Jonathan Bernstein: Rubio is most likely Republican nominee
• Super-PACs spoil Justice Kennedy's fantasy
• Forget the debt ceiling -- it's Deficit Day that matters
• Putin's Fortress Russia takes its toll
• The stranger-than-fiction story of how the Fed was created
• Will the Supreme Court really end racist jury selection?
• Voters need to know 2016 presidential candidates' stance on Social Security
• American history has been one ongoing compromise
• Florida Sen. Marco Rubio weighs in on water wars, siding against Georgia
• Ben Carson: A tangled West Point tale
• Rep. Vern Buchanan votes for national highway bill, which could include money for projects in Manatee, Sarasota