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December 1, 2015

• Attraction briefs: Dec. 3-9
• Dining Guide: Dec. 3-9
• Community calendar: Dec. 9 and beyond
• Outdoors: Dec. 3-9
• Celebrate the season with festive party food
• Gov. Scott $1B tax cut plan criticized as 'corporate welfare'
• Faces in business: Gary Bradshaw
• Embattled EPA declares biofuels volumes for 2016
• Report: Drug maker was focused on profits, not patients
• Catholic Charities to offer first-time homebuyer classes in Spanish, English
• Manatee High Key Club raises $5,000 for tetanus shots
• Numbers Game | Braden River braces for St. Thomas Aquinas challenge
• Community sports | Manatee Wildcats send two cheerleading teams to nationals
• Anna Maria Green Village businesses see success with green energy
• MIA hunter and artist Bryan Moon of Manatee dies at 87
• Bradenton Marauders holiday toy drive set for Dec. 12
• Manatee County Commission OKs contracts with Bradenton hospitals for indigent health care
• Commissioner Vanessa Baugh named chairwoman for 2016
• Annexation battle pits Manatee County against Bradenton over long-standing 'Accord'
• Manatee History Matters: Taylor the Tailor was Mr. Christmas to Palmetto
• Unlike Cyber Monday and Black Friday, it's about giving, not shopping, on 'Giving Tuesday'
• Faculty at State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota, overwhelmingly vote no confidence in board
• Manatee County students get recycling lessons at county dump
• CrossFitters in Bradenton, Sarasota share their holiday eating strategies
• Squash: Spice, roast, slice
• Parenting | Solving the misbehavior to-consequence equation
• Great health gifts: From counting steps to improving your tennis game
• Graedons' Pharmacy | Iced cappuccino heads off headache
• Health happenings: Dec. 1
• One woman seriously hurt, a man survives helicopter crash in remote Sarasota
• Court hears appeal from former Bradenton police captain convicted of killing wife
• Manatee deputies investigating string of vehicle burglaries in Bradenton
• Sarasota sheriff releases video of drunk driver as warning against impaired driving
• Trial delayed to February in theft case against former Bradenton Police deputy chief Warren Merriman
• Pedestrian injured while crossing 14th Street West in Bradenton dies
• Bayshore Elementary School teacher charged with child abuse
• 4 men arrested in Sarasota in connection with heroin, meth sales; heroin found in suspect's crotch
• 2 students charged with alcohol possession after police caught them having sex on Holmes Beach
• Jury selected for manslaughter trial of ex-Bradenton man charged in fatal shooting of roommate
• Private prison healthcare in doubt as contract with Florida collapses
• Florida lawmakers consider bills to protect for-profit college students
• White House to governors: Syrian relocation will continue
• Sheri Clinard to run for Manatee County Commission District 1 seat
• Hometown Heroes: Palmetto's Jarrid Rhodes continues his success at collegiate level
• Future of American soccer on display at Lakewood Ranch
• IMG's Ingrid Neel has potential in singles, but already is turning heads in doubles
• Former Ray David Price signs $217M deal
• Shuffleboard | National Amateur Mixed Doubles next week
• No Syrian refugees and timeout on all immigration
• Boost Florida tobacco tax, save lives, generate revenue
• Anna Maria Island loses two great citizens with passing of Sue Normand, Bill O'Conner
• John M. Crisp: Questioning football, the quintessential American game
• America's drunk history
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Trump giving the people what they want
• Doyle McManus: After Paris, we must keep unreasonable fears in check
• Apartment rents boom in Bradenton, Sarasota markets
• Manatee, Sarasota home sales set to break all-time record
• Alan Dell: Bucs hope to hold things together as they enter stretch run
• At Eddie Herr International Junior Championships at IMG Academy, tennis legend Nick Bollettieri provides heartfelt moments
• Prep sports roundup | Braden River beats Bayshore 74-66
• Department of Children and Families report exposes more flaws in Florida's child-protection system in wake of Janiya's death