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April 29, 2016

• Review | Sarasota's Urbanite offers a striking 'Drowning Girls'
• Manatee County's Sweet Adelines win again
• Thousands throng to DeSoto Heritage Grand Parade in Bradenton
• DeSoto Heritage Grand Parade unites Manatee County families
• Like comics? Then you'll enjoy Free Comic Book Day at Manatee County Public Libraries
• Summer movie preview: Underdogs in summer movies include originality, opportunity
• Don't spend your time worrying about the future - it's in God's hands: Billy Graham column for Saturday, April 30, 2016
• Religion Almanac for Saturday, April 30, 2016
• Cuba food fight spells trouble for biggest Florida crops
• 2 bodies recovered after kayak flips on Lake Manatee
• Miami private viewing shows $2.5M Bugatti Chiron can top 260 mph
• US stocks hit by health care woes but avoid bigger losses
• The Week Ahead: American workers coming off the sidelines
• Coastal Carwash at a glance
• Gov. Rick Scott, CFO Atwater choose deputy David Altmaier as insurance commissioner
• Manatee's new Coastal Carwash offers free wash through Sunday
• Business briefs: Bealls named top retailer; Amazon Prime Now launches in Tampa
• Public records for Manatee County
• Police report for Manatee County
• As Bradenton Bridge faces closure, women hear from state Rep. Darryl Rouson
• RSVPs for DeSoto Heritage Festival Grand Parade
• Anna Maria Island Turtle Watch excited about new sea turtle nesting season
• Sarasota attorney reprimanded by Florida Bar for money miscues
• Local briefs, April 29, 2016
• Welcome to Manatee County sign on U.S. 41 enhanced, unveiled to community Friday
• Red tide clings to Southwest Florida coastline
• Snook season to close in Gulf state and federal waters
• Bradenton looks to piggyback off Manatee County for new noise ordinance
• FHP blames 'road rage' for Sarasota man's death in 4-vehicle wreck
• Killer drugs continue to ravage Florida
• Sarasota man convicted of burglarizing, raping woman
• Sarasota man sentenced to more a year in jail for animal cruelty
• 2 Sarasota lawyers reappointed to 12th Circuit Judicial Nominating Commission
• 2 Sarasota killers sentenced to life in prison
• Bradenton woman charged with stabbing other woman with scissors during fight
• Sheriff: Bradenton man loses $6,000 in lottery scam
• Police dog nabs trespassing suspect at Home Depot in Bradenton
• Miller Elementary School brings Christmas spirit in April to rally around ill second-grade teacher
• School briefs
• Lakewood Ranch man, 70, dies in crash
• Smoker kingfish have returned
• Bradenton's Brian Poole signs with Atlanta Falcons after getting passed over in NFL draft
• Manatee County wisely focusing on ascending millennial generation
• Manatee County impact fee hikes pale in comparison with neighbors
• Voting rights lose in N.C. ruling that allows restrictive laws
• Current past presidents receive too many perks
• Manatee County violates spirit of animal abuse law when freeing cats back into wild
• Below grade manhole covers serious problem in Manatee County, Bradenton
• Obama-Clinton wrongdoing, deceit ruins their credibility
• Longboat Key commission's 'humor' at meeting is inappropriate
• Manatee County commissioners dodge job assigned to financial board; vote against sales tax
• City of Bradenton's code enforcement is hypocritical
• Trump accepted GOP rules before his loud complaints
• Trump's foreign affairs speech: Incoherent, inconsistent, incomprehensible
• Battle for truth about 9/11 and Saudi ties
• Politifact: Dueling Florida congressman tell truths on campaign trail
• Politifact: Dueling Florida congressmen tell truths on campaign trail