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January 19, 2016

• Rod & Reel Pier, other dockside restaurants sustain damage from Sunday storms in Manatee County
• Countdown to green: Bradenton Area River Regatta sets final plans
• John Grisham and Stephen King entertain Bradenton crowd
• Pearl Jam announces April 11 date at Tampa's Amalie Arena
• Manatee County Fair steer judging results
• Community calendar: Jan. 20 and beyond
• Religion Almanac for Saturday, Jan. 23, 2016
• Lovina's Amish Kitchen | All hands on deck cleaning house for church services
• Polenta: Trendy dish was first a fad for the poor
• Cook's exchange: Make moussaka in only a few minutes
• Coast Cooking: Nothing beats a good soup and sandwich
• Local versus state control is central issue for charter school bill
• Southeastern guide dog returns to work after attack in Bradenton
• With arrival of cold weather, Salvation Army opened Bradenton shelter at 6 p.m.
• Kudos on disability bill passage in Florida Legislature
• White House adviser: Florida stands to lose most from global warming
• Swiss-owned SpecPage moves North American office to West Bradenton
• Travis Seawright, founder of Manatee County youth livestock fair and an ag hall of fame member, dies at 76
• Warning of 'great challenges' this year, IMF cuts world economic growth forecast
• Faces in business: Suzanne Willis
• Global stocks rally on China economic growth report
• Gov. Rick Scott appoints Peter Logan of Bradenton to SCF District Board of Trustees
• Local versus state control is central issue for charter school bill
• Manatee County School Board presented with school options, wants more time to mull options
• Health happenings: Jan. 19
• Southeastern guide dog returns to work after attack in Bradenton
• Medical community voices concern about on-site health clinic for Manatee County government employees
• Funeral arrangements set for Duette grandparents killed in tornado Sunday
• Pesticide explosion at Palmetto business briefly shuts down U.S. 41
• SunCoast reports shortage of O, A and B negative; Manatee blood bank appeals to public for rare blood types
• Manatee commissioners to have series of work sessions on housing
• Families celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with annual parade in Palmetto
• Manatee County drug bust ends one-month probe
• Man shot to death on East Bradenton street
• Bradenton Police: Convicted felons arrested after drugs, firearms found at residence
• Body of Bradenton woman found on Bishop Harbor Road, alongside the Terra Ceia Preserve State Park
• Woman charged with pushing ex-husband's wife in Manatee County Sheriff parking lot
• Police: Bradenton store owner tackles would-be armed robber
• 6-year-old child struck by car in Bradenton
• Bradenton Blitz for Jan. 19
• Rinkers look forward to title defenses at February's Riverwalk Regatta
• Alan Dell: Ex Florida coach Galen Hall good choice to lead Orlando MLFB team
• Prep roundup: Hester leads way as Ranch clinches top seed
• Boys soccer | Bayshore's season ends with blowout loss to Boca Ciega in Gulfport
• Manatee boys soccer season ends with another loss to Riverview
• Proof that a price on carbon emissions works
• Pat Neal wrong to destroy wetlands, mangroves for housing project
• Al Jazeera America news channel will be missed
• Donald Trump's attitude, successes are reasons for his election
• Robert Pelot most deserving of Manatee County Citizen of Year award
• Bradenton's Palm Cove condo units sell for $31 million
• GOP presidential debate to be held at University of Miami; Will Sen. Marco Rubio and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush be there?
• Manatee County developer Carlos Beruff weighing late entry into U.S. Senate's GOP primary
• Bradenton Mayor Wayne Poston will seek fifth term