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February 12, 2016

• Brian Wilson sets Sarasota concert date
• Thousands enjoy seafood,sun, live music at 34th Cortez Fishing Festival
• If you go: Cortez Fishing Festival
• Speaking Volumes | Manatee libraries celebrate Black History Month
• Club meetings: Feb. 12
• Religion Almanac for Saturday, Feb. 20, 2016
• Nokomis couple's 77th anniversary heads milestone Mass in Venice
• Trust in Jesus to find peace in death: Billy Graham column for Feb. 13, 2016
• Religion Almanac for Saturday, Feb. 13, 2016
• Former Florida Gator, NFL player Danny Wuerffel speaks at Bradenton Christian School fundraiser
• Bitter cold grips much of the United States, including 35-below wind chill in New England
• Holiday closings for President's Day Feb. 15, 2016
• Antonin Scalia, Supreme Court justice, dies at 79
• Manatee fatally struck in Fisherman's Channel
• Weekend Valentine's Day keeps Manatee florists open Sunday
• The return of China
• Business briefs: Bradentons Fairfield neighborhood is sold out
• Status Update: Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market
• For $1 million, The Church at Bradenton buys next door
• Manatee County public records
• Overall Canadian-to-U.S. travel drops; TPA, SRQ see boosts in Canadian flights
• Dredging of lake at Lakewood Ranch's planned Waterside town center underway
• Collaboration is key in Kari Stanley's fifth-grade class at Manatee County's Miller Elementary school
• 16 Manatee schools earn final 'A' grades from state
• Duette Education Foundation to cease operating Duette Elementary School
• About the Excellence in Education series
• Sam Woolf to perform at University of South Florida Sarasota Manatee event
• At Prine Elementary in Manatee County, JerryAnn Craft focuses on tech, so teachers can focus on teaching
• Finalists whittled down for Excellence in Education awards in long process
• Teacher of the year finalist: Kari Stanley
• Support employee of the year finalist: JerryAnn Craft
• Confirmed Florida Zika cases reach 20; hotline opened
• One Church, One Child seeks Manatee County foster care help
• One Church, One Child seeks Manatee County foster care help
• Roof for a Hero: Down-on-his luck Ellenton veteran gets helping hand he'll never forget
• Man gets 15 years in prison for Christmas 2014 death of Palmetto High student Kyle O'Halloran
• Everrick Houston given 3 life sentences with no parole for killing pregnant woman, baby in Bradenton home invasion
• Palmetto man shot in Bethune-Cookman University brawl; 1 football player killed
• Tennessee man charged in string of burglaries in Sarasota after arrest in Manatee
• Police release video of $76,000 Ford F-450 truck being stolen from Sarasota dealership
• Bradenton juvenile arrested after stolen gun fired in eviction dispute
• State College of Florida, despite loss, can reach state JUCO men's basketball tournament
• AL Central teams at start of spring training
• Help fight Zika by draining off standing water
• Padi's dog-bite defense legislation now in hands of Gov. Scott
• Give Florida judges flexibility in sentencing
• Family of tornado victims give special thanks to many in community for help, support
• Manatee County failing to fix water drainage problem
• Judge's claim of judicial ignorance in accepting baseball tickets preposterous
• Regatta memorable despite weather, race cancellation
• Easy choice: Bernie Sanders has stronger upside than Hillary Clinton
• Bradenton-Palmetto River Regatta organizers should explain race delays, cancellations
• Sunny Shores public pancake event overun by Cortez Fishing Festival
• U.S.-Barbary treaty later erased Christian nation reference
• Why welfare reform must include work requirements
• Sanders should beware of a wounded Clinton
• GOP debate devolves into testy, name-calling contest
• Donald Trump slams George W. Bush in freewheeling GOP debate
• GOP front-runner Donald Trump rally draws 10,000 in Tampa
• GOP, Dems already taking aim at Beruff