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March 23, 2016

• DeSoto Heritage Festival kicks off with Children's Parade in Palmetto
• Peter Shaffer's 'Lettice and Lovage' comes to Anna Maria Island
• Earth, Wind & Fire, Chicago perform together in Tampa
• Pulitzer Prize-winning drama 'Disgraced' opens in Sarasota
• African Children's Choir performs in Bradenton
• Things to do: March 24-30
• Galleries & Museums: March 24-30
• Dining Guide: March 24-30
• Bradenton, Sarasota restaurants serving up Easter specials
• Attraction briefs: March 24-30
• Bars & Clubs: March 24-30
• Attractions: March 24-30
• Lakewood Ranch hosts its annual Eggstravaganza
• Performing arts: March 24-30
• Outdoors: March 24-30
• Concerts: March 24-30
• Community calendar: March 16
• All Faiths Food Bank launches third annual campaign against summer hunger
• BELGIAN ATTACK ANOTHER CRISIS FOR EUROPE At least 31 people were killed in the attack on the Brussels airport and a metro station
• Bradenton Days Inn near Interstate 75 sells for $3.05 million
• Ringling College adds 2 members to advancement team
• Bradenton enters talks to sell Evers Reservoir property for $12 million
• HSN-TV to feature Manatee couple, the Frankensteins, and their patented picture frame
• Cubans hope Obama's visit will kick-start economy
• Gadgets: Get your weather, wakeups and lights with these alarm clocks
• Manatee Veterans Court receives $150,000 in state funding
• Dr. Jennifer Bencie: Manatee community paramedics program will reduce ER visits
• Eight veterans get on with their lives with help from Southeastern Guide Dogs
• Algae bloom 'brown tide' detected in portion of Sarasota Bay
• New Parrish ambulance to cut response times, meet growth in north county
• Myakka City man who saved teen from burning truck named Carnegie Hero
• Bradenton man charged with threatening to kill girlfriend, aiming gun at officers
• Bradenton man charged with threatening to kill girlfriend, aiming gun at officers
• Manatee detectives look for man wanted in connection with fatal Bradenton shooting
• Crowd of more than 600 high school students causes 'Beach Bash' commotion on Bradenton Beach
• Convicted felon in Bradenton charged with trafficking heroin, methamphetamine
• Manatee woman charged with taking paper prescription from wife's hands
• New College student wins Fulbright award
• Prep baseball | Errant throw in second costs Manatee against Bartow in Sarasota Classic
• Pirates box
• Cheers to an objective, legal finding on gambling expansion in Florida as courts take over
• Much progress in the battle against heroin, on national, state and local fronts
• What's real reason Obama visited Cuba, met privately with Castro?
• Manatee school board should decouple impact fee, sales tax
• Current political uprisings are riots, not free speech
• Trump's Florida primary win far from a landslide
• Dr. Ralph Ciasullo's dentistry office creates smiles
• Nation needs drastic change; Trump is answer
• Give President Obama his due: credit for building strong economy
• Proof that Glazier Gates Park is historically significant
• Florida Gov. Scott signs body camera bill
• Gov. Rick Scott signs needle exchange, rape kit bills into law
• Believing in girls vital to their growth, education and success
• Miami Herald: Raul Castro gets a wake-up call from the real world
• GOP Senate hopeful Carlos Beruff touts business, bureaucracy busting skills