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March 16, 2016

• Manatee Players stage 'Bye Bye Birdie'
• Bradenton's We the Kings headline St. Pete concert
• China's dazzling Peking Acrobats return to Sarasota
• Cirque du Soleil flies into Tampa with 'Toruk'
• U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds highlight Tampa air show
• Sarasota County Fair celebrates its 80th anniversary
• Bradenton and Sarasota St. Patrick's Day celebrations
• Bars & Clubs: March 17-23
• Galleries & Museums: March 17-23
• Things to do: March 17-23
• Attraction briefs: March 17-23
• Attractions: March 17-23
• Perfect time for a St. Paddy's Day party
• 18th annual Sarasota Film Festival announces lineup
• Concerts: March 17-23
• Performing arts: March 17-23
• Community calendar: March 16
• Church of the Trinity MCC to unveil Memorial Garden project Easter Sunday
• As many as 2,000 people expected at 52nd island Easter sunrise service
• Reaching the lost with love and power: Faith Matters clergy column from Pastor Don Sturiano
• Culinary Calendar: St. Paddy's Day and Easter dining options in Bradenton, Sarasota
• Public records for Manatee County
• Saint Stephen's sends seniors out in style
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers hoping Robert Ayers can help plug porous pass defense
• Dining Guide: March 17-23
• Trump warns of 'riots' if party blocks him
• CycleBar part of growing indoor cycling trend in Manatee, Sarasota, Florida
• Ribbon cutting: Papa John's Pizza
• Vintage inspired turntable spins vinyl in style
• Business briefs, March 17, 2016
• Port Manatee to pay $84,000 of crane expenses
• Cackling along at Norwegian Wood: Free range chicken farm opens in East Manatee
• At one year mark, Fort Hamer Bridge construction on schedule for 2017 opening
• State to give Centerstone in Bradenton $1.34 million for addiction, mental health programs
• Sunday's Easter egg hunt at G.T. Bray Park aims to create forever memories
• East Manatee library celebrates 25 years, looks to expand
• Manatee fog to dissipate Thursday
• Manatee County ranked 24th healthiest among Florida's 67 counties
• State budget includes $2.5 million for Nathan Benderson Park in Sarasota
• Bradenton officials OK applying for grant to hire new firefighters
• Manatee History Matters: Palmetto park displays Powel Crosley Jr.'s WWII contributions
• Alex Onishenko promoted to East Manatee fire marshal
• Suspect in fatal shooting of Bradenton man ordered held without bond
• Judge rules death penalty still applies in two Bradenton murder cases
• 4 suspects arrested after Bradenton robbery attempt, 4 others
• FHP: No ticket likely after 2-vehicle crash with injuries
• 'Let's B Safe' program helps Witt Elementary School students learn about stranger danger
• A few of Zofrea's tips for parents and children
• DELL COMMENTARY: Tre Clark moving into some special company
• Local roundup | Palmetto shuts out Lake Placid 10-0
• Former SCF star Nick Goody poised to break camp with Yankees
• Florida's school choice laws desirable but flawed
• About time Rubonia became a Manatee County priority
• Supreme Court justices interpret a living document
• Climate change theory not based on science
• Trump hypocritical about First Amendment rights
• Criticism of teacher unworthy of publication
• Suncoast Community Capital great place for filing tax returns
• Florida solar amendment designed to create opportunity
• How can presidential candidate make 'American great again' with racist rhetoric?
• Florida solar amendment designed to create opportunity
• Special needs class more focused on teacher than students
• Our forgotten statesman
• Holmes Beach land swap spurs $3 million sale
• California's 172 delegates could finally make a big difference
• Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton dominate in Manatee County
• The undoing of Sen. Marco Rubio