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December 16, 2015

• Downtown Bradenton bar Pub 88 reopens after renovation, rebrands as The Fish
• The Fish if you go
• Scrambled restaurant in Lakewood Ranch plans to open for dinner
• The Weeknd performs in Tampa
• Tampa's Straz Center is alive with 'The Sound of Music'
• Snow Fest Sarasota offers a taste of a white Christmas
• Gulf Coast Flute Choir presents its annual Christmas Concert in Bradenton
• Axiom Brass joins Gloria Musicae for Sarasota concert
• Bradenton's Tour of Lights set for this weekend
• Things to do: Dec. 17-23
• Bars & Clubs: Dec. 17-23
• Galleries & Museums: Dec. 17-23
• Dining Guide: Dec. 17-23
• Attractions: Dec. 17-23
• Herald's 2015 holiday event calendar
• Performing arts: Dec. 17-23
• Outdoors: Dec. 17-23
• Concerts: Dec. 17-23
• Community calendar
• Award-winning lecture series comes to Bradenton
• Scrambled if you go
• Construction on Manatee Solar Energy Center to begin in January
• Congress reaches sweeping deal on spending, tax breaks
• Federal Reserve raises lending rate first time since 2006
• Will the Fed signal the next interest rate hike as strongly as this one?
• Ribbon cutting: Ohana Pools and Spas LLC
• Stocks jump after Fed finally raises interest rates
• Portable power devices put you in charge
• Stocks post biggest gain in a week, led by energy and banks
• Lee Middle sends message of peace to San Bernardino shooting victims with 1,000 paper cranes
• Survey says: Manatee County School District needs new high school
• New College Ranks No. 14 in Kiplinger Top 100 Public Colleges
• New College Ranks No. 14 in Kiplinger's Top 100 Public Colleges
• $500,000 brownfields grant to help redevelop Manatee County
• Bradenton looks to double size of Mineral Springs Park as eight-year court battle concludes
• Bradenton police and Kingdom Life Christian Church help children choose gifts at Honoring the Badge
• Construction on Manatee Solar Energy Center to begin in January
• 10 new Healthcare Advisory Board members take on major task
• Manatee commission gives OK to proceed with Rubonia Neighborhood Action Plan
• Bradenton mother charged with beating girl with a broom, telling her to die
• Florida DCF to review death of 15-month-old boy in Manatee
• Bradenton police seize drugs, other contraband in raid; 4 arrested
• Janiya Thomas' mother ordered held without bond in the Bradenton girl's death
• Sheriff: Juveniles may have caused $20,000 in damage to Lakewood Ranch neighborhood
• Sarasota deputies find pound of methamphetamine in couple's hotel room
• Manatee deputies investigating abuse, death of 15-month-old boy
• Sarasota County School District cancels game at Southeast High School citing safety after gunfire
• Serious crash completely blocking State Road 64 in Myakka City
• New Hampshire will weed the Republican field of presidential candidates
• Ted Cruz taps into disaffected conservatives' anger in bold play that just might work
• Our long presidential campaign season is turning into a long nightmare
• Carl Hiaasen: Rubio sighting in the Capitol
• Politifact-checking the GOP debate in Las Vegas
• Miami Republican files legislation in Congress to end automatic benefits for Cuban immigrants
• Bradenton Herald, State College of Florida to host public forum on 2016 election, politics
• Donald Trump, no politician, would serve U.S. well as president
• Wrecked car yields good experiences with repairs
• Christmas offers many teaching moments to kids
• A tree-trimming job well done by Bradenton city crew
• Alan Dell: I had a dream: Lovie and the Bucs will be fine
• Jason Dill Commentary | Separation for private and public schools needed
• Hometown Heroes | Former Cardinal Mooney guard Antonio Blakeney struggles as LSU disappoints