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September 29, 2015

• Waffle House coming to West Bradenton, RaceTrac adds another Manatee County location
• If you go: Lou's Diner
• Bradenton Blues Festival kickoff party a hit
• Community calendar
• Manatee County, Padi's owner file motions in court case
• The right red wines to uncork with your barbecue
• When it comes to tailgate parties, get your head in the game
• Healthier comfort foods for fall
• Steer runs laps in Lovina's garden, and other autumn adventures
• Re-create flavors you favored in restaurants
• Spanish business leaders see Manatee County as the place to expand
• Lou's Diner, formerly the Market on Main deli, reopens in downtown Bradenton
• Pier 22 in downtown Bradenton finishes renovation
• Citizens Property Insurance aims to be more consumer-friendly in shedding policies
• Nike said to face bidding war for NCAA's richest program
• Lawmakers seek documents, briefing in probe of VW emissions
• Faces in business: Tyler Wilkerson
• Ribbon cutting: MLG Event Draping and Designs LLC
• Business briefs, Sept 29, 2015
• What causes a good retirement plan to fail
• Bradenton's Plaza del Rio goes to auction over $7M mortgage debt
• Sugg Middle School principal to be reassigned
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch Editorial: Middle America left behind in economic recovery
• Take Stock in Children heads to Tampa Bay Rays game
• Florida Prepaid College Plan pricing announced
• University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee named among America's safest universities
• Manatee, Sarasota officials reminded of shortage of funds for transportation projects
• Palmetto elementary school music teacher earns Governor's Shine Award
• Bradenton South Florida Museum to unveil world's largest fossilized poop collection
• Bradenton police dispatcher fired over cyberstalking charges
• Charles Blow: Jeb Bush, 'free stuff' and black folks
• Black Walnut Cafe would open first Florida restaurant in Lakewood Ranch
• Manatee County code enforcement re-issues Snead Island code violations, sets Oct. 1 deadline
• Palmetto passes $25 million budget for 2015-2016 fiscal year
• Carlos Beruff voted onto Sarasota-Manatee MPO as Moore, Spencer join airport authority
• Manatee History Matters: Celo Soda, bottled in Bradenton, 'fizzled' out quickly
• Preliminary passing grades outlined by state officials; no word yet on local scores
• Take Stock in Children heads to Rays game
• Palmetto Tae Kwon Do studio in Palmetto keeps arthritis at bay
• Parents cannot solve teen's porn addiction
• A healthful muffin that doesn't taste like one
• How much can lower blood pressure reduce health risks?
• Nathan Benderson Park director Paul Blackketter screams at man in video
• Sarasota detectives seize heroin, meth after arresting trafficking suspect
• Gunshot victim dies in Sarasota, after crash in attempt to reach hospital
• Judge sets $130,000 bond for Palmetto woman charged with heroin trafficking
• Manatee deputies calling death of Bradenton woman, 45, an 'unfortunate accident'
• Florida has 27 new laws taking effect
• Toys R Us in Bradenton evacuated because of reported smoke
• Northbound 45th Street East in Manatee County closed due to break in water line
• Gulf Coast Community Foundation names new CEO
• President Barack Obama to state lawmakers: Ball is in your court
• Gov. Rick Scott's boast on K-12 education funding, until the bill comes due
• COMMENTARY | Tampa Bay Buccaneers football foes can easily earn a pay raise
• Community sports | Professional Drag Racers Association event at Bradenton Motorsports Park washed away by rain
• Special thanks to all who helped win recognition for Vietnam War casualty
• Tenure a vital aspect of quality teaching in colleges; State College of Florida trustees wrong to cut it
• Anna Maria parking tickets unfriendly
• Loss of Bradenton's Glazier Gates Park should spur political change
• Allow alligators to be hunted without license
• Republican candidates keep options open on taxes
• Numbers Game | Braden River High School displays scorching defense; district prep football games return this week
• Local prep sports roundup for Tuesday, Sept. 29
• Prep football | The Bradenton Herald Week 6 Power Poll
• Prep volleyball | Manatee High breezes past Tampa Alonso to stay perfect in district play
• Hometown Heroes | Southeast High School alum Brian Poole shines with the Florida Gators football team
• Prep football | Bradenton Blitz for Week 6
• High school football | Bradenton Herald area statistical leaders
• Local roundup | Lakewood Ranch High scores team win, Manatee High's Thomeo is medalist in girls golf tri-match