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April 6, 2016

• Pops Orchestra showcases Bradenton-area youth
• 2016 Sarasota Film Festival | The political drama 'The Congressman' closes the festival
• Sarasota Ballet performs Ashton's 'Enigma Variations,' Balanchine's 'Stars and Stripes'
• Jazz Club of Sarasota presents Sinatra music at Ed Smith Stadium
• Lakewood Ranch offers a taste of your hometown with new festival
• Sarasota's Florida Studio Theater stages fact-based civil rights drama
• Aaron Neville headlines Tampa Bay Blues Festival
• Pearl Jam comes to Tampa's Amalie Arena
• Attractions: April 7-13
• Things to do: April 7-13
• Galleries & Museums: April 7-13
• Bars & Clubs: April 7-13
• Attraction briefs: April 7-13
• Dining Guide: April 7-13
• Trent Harmon is the 15th and final 'American Idol' winner
• Performing arts: April 7-13
• Community calendar: April 6
• Concerts: April 7-13
• Outdoors: April 7-13
• Religion Almanac for Saturday, April 9, 2016
• Cypress Lake boys roll past Southeast
• Thousands plead to retain endangered status for beloved Florida sea cows
• Florida National Guard relief units headed to fight al-Qaida, other terrorists
• Manatee blood bank issues dire call for blood donors in anticipation of Zika quarantines
• Manatee County to host Business Recovery Expo for disaster planning
• Lakewood Ranch Residence Inn may be on the way after long wait
• Business briefs: SCORE workshops, Port Manatee safety meeting, SCF focuses on employment week
• New U.S. rules prioritize retirement savers' interests over fees
• Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa first to open in new University Park building
• New gadgets: Garmin Drive 50 alerts you to all things on the road
• Longboat Key to dig into $25M beach renourishment project
• Bradenton set for 'healthy week' of activities
• Law Enforcement Torch Run set Saturday at Manatee Technical College
• 3 Manatee deputies placed on leave following mysterious death at Centerstone
• Longboat Key police have suspect in vandalism case on Beer Can Island
• Disbarred Bradenton attorney to serve probation for theft charge, practicing without license
• Miami man charged with grand theft, ID fraud at Manatee County Bank of America
• Student filmmakers to shine Friday at Film Rush Manatee!
• Parent pick-up of students creates issue at King Middle, Manatee County schools
• Manatee County School Board to revisit impact fee, sales tax resolution
• Bradenton Marauders set to start seventh Florida State League baseball season
• Commentary | Fans: cheer loud and proud, but with respect
• DELL COMMENTARY: Ray Bellamy gets long overdue nomination
• St. Stephen's wins dramatic extra-inning tilt
• Bradenton Marauders 2016 schedule
• Four Bradenton Marauders to watch in 2016
• Fans meet the 2016 Bradenton Marauders
• Manatee County Animal Services' new chief sets sound agenda
• Downgrading manatee from 'endangered' status to 'threatened' too risky
• Careless cyclists fail to warn pedestrians with horn
• ISIS cannot be defeated because of its holy mission
• Discounted impact fees on new construction punish taxpayers
• VA cruelly delays, denies Agent Orange illness claims
• Little chance for affordable housing in Manatee County
• Thanks to girls, mother for return of lost wallet
• Rachel Marsden: Offshore banking fuels the perversion of capitalism
• Nicholas Kristof: When whites just don't get it, revisited
• Sarasota congressional candidate Jan Schneider challenges Rep. Vern Buchanan to focus on policy issues
• Two incumbents, one challenger take early financial advantage in Bradenton elections campaigns
• Dimitrie Denis files to run for Manatee Commission District 2 seat in 2018