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January 13, 2016

• Bellamy Brothers headline Manatee County Fair
• 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' opens in Sarasota
• Insult comic Lisa Lampanelli performs in Sarasota
• 'Our Town' opens at freeFall in St. Petersburg
• 'Shakespeare at the Crosley' opens Tuesday in Bradenton
• Sunshine Music Festival returns to St. Petersburg
• Parsons Dance performs in Tampa
• Players Theatre in Sarasota stages 'The Drowsy Chaperone'
• Dining Guide: Jan. 14-20
• Bars & Clubs: Jan. 14-20
• Attraction briefs: Jan. 14-20
• Attractions: Jan. 14-20
• Things to do: Jan. 14-20
• Galleries & Museums: Jan. 14-20
• 10 things not to miss at Manatee's 'Fair of the Century,' which starts Thursday
• If you go: Manatee County Fair
• Concerts: Jan. 14-20
• Performing arts: Jan. 14-20
• Outdoors: Jan. 14-20
• Community calendar: Jan. 13
• Culinary Calendar: Jan. 13
• How to make light, fluffy gnocchi
• Cooking with Chef Rov Avila: Everyone loves sandwiches
• In State of State speech, Gov. Rick Scott's usual jobs focus overlooks communities
• Ribbon cutting: It's A Secret
• Business briefs: New York company buys medical building
• Publix names new CEO with Florida roots
• New techie vest offers an alternative to backpacks and shoulder bags
• Recommendations for new schools headed to Manatee County School Board
• Manatee County School District audit committee wants better discussion portion on financial reports
• Bill encouraging insurance companies to cover abuse-deterrent opioids passes first Florida House subcommittee
• Cortez' 146-year-old San Francesco floats again, but for how long? The 70-foot schooner badly needs a 3-year restoration
• Manatee's Padi bill passes final Florida House committee
• Divided Bradenton council blocks religious assembly request for old Kiwanis building
• Manatee Genealogical Society to present recognized authority and author George G. Morgan on Feb. 6
• Florida Senate panel toughens rules on fracking
• Manatee deputies help raccoon stuck in food can
• Palmetto man charged in the death of 15-month-old Knowellan Kelly; babysitter John Stewart was boyfriend of baby's mother
• Bradenton police respond to one-vehicle rollover crash
• Manatee deputies report vehicle burglary trend
• Bradenton woman charged with spraying officers with garden hose
• No charges will be filed in 2015 death of 9-year-old Rubonia boy who was hit by a car while riding his bike
• Two-alarm fire reported at Nordstrom Rack near University Parkway contained to roof, extinguished
• Manatee tops Riverview to set up showdown with Lakewood Ranch for girls district soccer title
• Veterans deserve better service from VA
• Pat Neal an asset to Manatee County as businessman, benefactor
• Removal of Manatee County large live oaks for project too great a loss
• Put Manatee Ave. W.-15th St. W. in Bradenton next in line for flashing yellow left-turn signal
• Charity holiday plunge once again a great success, thanks to community
• Kudos to county for creating nightmarish traffic scenario
• Phosphate mining costs Manatee County future water supply
• Manatee County community collaboration for animal welfare does exist
• New York Times editorial: Obama's call to America's better nature
• Poll finds government is our biggest problem
• Can Ted Cruz be president?
• Feds target secret real estate deals in Miami-Dade and New York
• xByte CEO buys 30 riverfront acres in Northwest Bradenton for $3M