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April 25, 2016

• Prince's 'Purple Rain' screens this week in Bradenton
• Business briefs: Minto Communities finishes multifamily building, Taylor Studios formed
• Tougher federal rules coming for retirement advice
• Names & faces in Bradenton-Sarasota businesses, April 25, 2016
• Business Calendar
• Automated systems watch skies as airports can't find enough controllers
• Co-working: Mind-melding places for millennials
• Tourist Development Council hopes to match TIGER grant if won by county
• Baby Talk | Small segment of epidural patients suffers headaches
• Graedons' Pharmacy | Melatonin will ease symptoms of reflux
• New ideas for treating concussions
• Now for something delightfully different: Artichokes
• Drinking water with lemon is good for you
• Marriage boosts the odds of beating cancer
• Like parenting styles critical in dealing with kids
• Medical examiner says heroin deaths in Manatee dropping in 2016
• Golf carts may be allowed on U.S. 301 sidewalks in Ellenton once widened
• Wallenda named DeSoto parade grand marshal
• Manatee sheriff to unveil new alcohol/drug recovery pod at jail
• Deputies locate missing Palmetto girl, 16
• Committee: Manatee County needs half-cent sales tax to address funding issues
• Man dies in crash in Venice
• Flags for Fallen Vets to decorate headstones at Sarasota National Cemetery for Memorial Day
• Manatee County Citizens Financial Structure Advisory Board members
• Bradenton dog owner arrested on felony animal cruelty charges
• Bradenton man charged with shooting girlfriend
• Islands-mainland traffic study No. 1 major improvement project priority for Manatee-Sarasota
• Foreclosed Manatee County properties to be sold week of April 25
• Rowers clinch Olympic bids at Benderson Park trials
• In mauling death, was tiger more valuable than zoo keeper?
• Bay Pines VA Hospital care proved second to none
• Chinese exploit, brutalize some animals for profits
• Spring football begins Monday, now featuring eighth-graders
• Brittany Altomare stays calm, focused in sudden-death Guardian Retirement Championship victory