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January 14, 2016

• Authors John Grisham and Stephen King to swap insults and war stories in Bradenton at State College of Florida
• Pharmacist Robert Pelot named Manatee County Citizen of the Year
• New techie vest offers an alternative to backpacks and shoulder bags
• Decision fatigue is real, recognize it and avoid it
• In State of State speech, Gov. Rick Scott's usual jobs focus overlooks communities
• Publix names new CEO with Florida roots
• Manatee's Padi bill passes final Florida House committee
• FDLE dressed down over rape kit testing backlog
• Manatee Genealogical Society to present recognized authority and author George G. Morgan on Feb. 6
• Palmetto man charged in the death of 15-month-old Knowellan Kelly; babysitter John Stewart was boyfriend of baby's mother
• House panel passes bill to accept funds to insure health of immigrant kids
• 10 things not to miss at Manatee's 'Fair of the Century,' which starts Thursday
• Florida Senate panel toughens rules on fracking
• Cortez' 146-year-old San Francesco floats again, but for how long? The 70-foot schooner badly needs a 3-year restoration
• Manatee County School District audit committee wants better discussion portion on financial reports
• From cricket to baseball, West Indies star Kieran Powell attempting transition to pro baseball
• Top Florida economist predicts strong economic year for Manatee County in 2016
• Ribbon cutting: Fun Girl Art
• Ribbon cutting: It's A Secret
• Business briefs: New York company buys medical building
• No charges will be filed in 2015 death of 9-year-old Rubonia boy who was hit by a car while riding his bike
• 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 County School District Superintendent Diana Greene talks impact fees, charter schools with East Manatee Republican Club
• Recommendations for new schools headed to Manatee County School Board
• Recommendations for new schools headed to Manatee County School Board
• Bond set at $500,000 for man charged with killing 15-month-old Knowellan Kelly
• Sixteen-year-old Bradenton girl accidently shoots herself in the hand when playing with gun
• Manatee Gun and Archery Club reports 38 guns missing
• Two murder trials set to start in late August in Bradenton
• Sheriff: Andres Avalos Jr., charged in Bradenton triple homicide, faces new attempted murder charge for trying to kill inmate
• Manatee deputies looking for 2 men who tried to rob couple in Palmetto home invasion
• Palmetto man charged in the death of 15-month-old Knowellan Kelly; babysitter John Stewart was boyfriend of baby's mother
• Pedestrian hurt in hit-and-run crash on University Parkway in Manatee
• Bradenton police respond to one-vehicle rollover crash
• Manatee deputies report vehicle burglary trend
• Bradenton woman charged with spraying officers with garden hose
• Florida House helps some immigrants but votes to crack down on others
• Palmetto Mayor Shirley Groover Bryant will seek a third term in office
• Bradenton Blitz | Prep football coaching changes and more
• 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
• New York Times editorial: Obama's call to America's better nature
• Jason Sato tops Manatee 2015 agent list for home sales at $49.8 million
• The top home sales agents or teams
• Manatee foreclosures hit lowest level in six years
• Feds target secret real estate deals in Miami-Dade and New York
• xByte CEO buys 30 riverfront acres in Northwest Bradenton for $3M
• Golf Plus