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December 2, 2015

• Bradenton Blues Festival is just part of Blues Weekend
• Sarasota's Urbanite Theatre stages the minimalist drama 'Lungs'
• Beethoven's 'Eroica' highlights Sarasota Orchestra Masterworks concert
• Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe brings 'A Motown Christmas' to Sarasota
• Powel Crosley Estate stages 'A Christmas Carol'
• Manatee Players present 'The Miracle Worker'
• Sarasota Contemporary Dance presents annual �Voices� concert
• Things to do: Dec. 3-9
• Island Players on Anna Maria stage 'The Fox on the Fairway'
• Janiva Magness headlines Saturday's Bradenton Blues Festival
• Disney's 'The Little Mermaid' comes to Bradenton
• Concerts: Dec. 3-9
• Performing arts: Dec. 3-9
• Bars & Clubs: Dec. 3-9
• Attractions: Dec. 3-9
• Galleries & Museums: Dec. 3-9
• Manatee County Animal Services chief candidates
• MIA hunter and artist Bryan Moon of Manatee dies at 87
• Getting an Advent-age over Jack Daniel's: Faith Matters clergy column from Pastor Geoff Henderson for Saturday, Dec. 5, 2015
• Temple Beth El downtown Bradenton Hanukkah candle lighting set Dec. 7
• Temple Beth El downtown Bradenton Chanukah candle lighting set Dec. 7
• Simple guide to making delicious latkes this Hanukkah
• Quick fix: Bold flavors of Provence brighten fish dish
• For all your gift giving needs - The best food books of 2015
• Community-backed Braden River awaits Aquinas challenge
• Manslaughter charges dropped for BP survivors in oil spill
• Ribbon cutting: Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network
• Bradenton wants to annex 3 acres for home improvement store
• SCF trustees soften on faculty protections, but will still pursue tenure elimination
• Manatee School District committee tries to balance school enrollments
• Manatee County's Haile Middle school students spread some Christmas joy, get a reward
• Former Manatee High staff involved in Frazier case to be fired from Manatee County School District
• Santa Claus copters into Bradenton
• 76 applicants apply for Manatee County Animal Services Division chief
• Manatee County developers, consumers could have to pay higher county impact fees
• Razing of Bradenton's old Manatee Players building to start next week
• Parrish residents looking to the future beyond road improvements
• Sarasota deputies searching for missing 23-year-old woman
• Bradenton woman charged with causing fatal crash, driving without a license
• 2 suspects killed in gun battle after mass shooting in San Bernadino
• Woman hospitalized in 3-vehicle crash in Bradenton
• Manatee man robs gold necklace from Bradenton Value Pawn
• Lakewood Ranch High School teacher arrested on drug, child neglect charges to resign
• Bradenton resident shoots burglar with intruder's gun; suspect has 22 prior convictions
• Manatee County following good path on finding elusive solutions to indigent health care
• Gov. Rick Scott's budget proposal favors business over services, people
• Florida coach Jim McElwain credits Tide for career boost
• Ulises Blanch's unique odyssey leaves him as top remaining American boy in Eddie Herr quarters
• COMMENTARY: Transfers bolster Aquinas football
• Prep roundup:
• Tennis: With U.S. Open experience and returning health, Claire Liu tries to take next step at Herr Championships
• This week's Golf Plus column
• Letter besmirching GOP candidate unconscionable
• Establish a registry for Muslims - at a nice store
• Unvetted Muslim refugees not welcome in America
• Injustice in Manatee County over community power grab approved by court
• Country out of control thanks to politicians
• Steube gun bills bad for Fla., leading to voter remorse
• Letter assailing greyhound racing repeats propaganda
• Is Manatee County not recycling paper, plastics, metals?
• Florida Supreme Court approves congressional map drawn by challengers
• Cal Thomas: Hordes of Muslims invading Germany in ironic twist
• When Mexican migrants go home
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Republicans dance close to line in regards to Planned Parenthood
• Alarm about Muslim immigrants sounds familiar
• Paul Krugman: Inequality and the city
• The children left behind after mass shootings
• Preparing Ph.D.s for the real world
• High-end homebuyers seek perfection in Manatee, Sarasota