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January 8, 2016

• Review: Cast elevates 'A Chorus Line' in Bradenton
• Famed artist Mary Whyte makes a personal appearance in Bradenton
• A look at Bradenton's most promising theater for 2016
• Bradenton filmmaker helps Suncoast students make cinema magic
• Club meetings: December-January
• 2015 was a great year for jobs
• Pets of the week: Jan. 9
• Bradenton-area Muslims feel welcomed by neighbors, other religious communities
• Religion Alamanc for Saturday, Jan. 9, 2016
• Bradenton man in wheelchair in critical condition after being hit by pickup truck
• Crimson Tide's train showing no signs of slowing down
• Status Update: Aldi
• U.S. stock market drops, ending its worst week since 2011
• Business briefs: State Department tries to resolve tuna-fishing dispute
• Accounting for the risk of China
• Bradenton Area Convention and Visitors Bureau hotel proposal chosen for recommendation
• Ancient Oak Gun Club at Lakewood Ranch prepares for state championship March 29-April 3
• Manatee County School District student scores still off state average after State Board of Education releases new test info
• Manatee school district seeks input on school planning
• School district seeks community input on school planning
• Rowlett Academy to host open house
• School district high school choice enrollment period opens Monday
• Bradenton police reports Jan. 10, 2016
• Southeastern guide dog's future uncertain after attack in Bradenton
• Palmetto VFW cooking up benefit fish fry Jan. 10; Lakewood Ranch-Sarasota Elks plan open house Jan. 9
• Bradenton inches forward with CRA and economic development transition
• Judge to decide 'Stand Your Ground' case in Bradenton
• Bradenton man charged with aggravated child abuse after slamming girlfriend's daughter on floor, breaking her leg
• Saving woman's life earns Kenneth Simunovic top cop honor
• 3 Palmetto vehicles targeted in burglary attempts
• Manatee man bewildered after his unoccupied vehicle shot
• 15 students uninjured when Manatee County school bus struck by Ford Expedition
• Man charged with robbing C1 Bank in Bradenton surrenders to authorities
• Braden River QB Jacob Huesman veers to Appalachian State from Florida International University
• Prep wrestling | Palmetto, Manatee each finish third at own dual meet tournaments
• IMG Academy Football Top Performers
• Southeast High graduate Brian Poole getting ready for East-West Shrine Game and NFL Combine
• Commentary | Tampa Bay Buccaneers need to appease quarterback Jameis Winston
• Manatee County graduation rate up again; future murky with new state tests
• Sen. Bill Galvano's court loss on redistricting maps looks like a win in another way
• A Tallahassee wrong that should be righted; counties still bear unfair juvenile detention costs
• Manatee County must address inhumane deaths of animals at shelters
• Spend BP settlement money wisely on Gulf restoration
• God-fearing voters must elect God-fearing leaders
• GOP candidates ignoring biggest violence issue
• Animal deaths at shelter shocking and inhumane
• Florida backlog of rape kit testing must end to help reduce child assaults
• Political correctness now becoming a national threat
• Manatee, Sarasota lawmakers pledge cooperation in 2016 session following messy 2015
• Florida Legislature returns seeking unity despite simmering divisions
• Florida Legislature to consider allowing alternatives to controversial FSA
• Cynthia M. Allen: Ethan Couch shows us failed parenting personified
• New York Times editorial: Guns, anger and nonsense in Oregon
• Sen. Marco Rubio town hall meeting in Manatee County will focus on economics Monday