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April 7, 2016

• Daiquiri Deck looked at Tarpon Pointe property, but it's a 'dead deal' for now
• Trent Harmon is the 15th and final 'American Idol' winner
• 'A Taste of Old Miakka' features exotic pioneer dishes at Sarasota event
• Treat your marriage as a gift from God, and let it blossom on the strength of Christ: Billy Graham column for Saturday, April 9, 2016
• Unclear whether Michigan visit to IMG in Manatee County would be allowed under new rule
• Cypress Lake boys roll past Southeast
• Thousands plead to retain endangered status for beloved Florida sea cows
• Beer Can Island driftwood marked with graffiti removed by chainsaw
• Florida National Guard relief units headed to fight al-Qaida, other terrorists
• Tropicana's Bradenton plant may be first in program that slices construction time
• Wall Street is betting Donald Trump will lose
• US stocks take biggest loss in six weeks, led by banks
• Business briefs: Port Manatee increases container cargo; Star2Star wins award; jobless apps, mortgage rates fall
• AMOB honored by America's Blood Centers for donations
• Jerry Osteryoung: Rewarding customer loyalty pays dividends
• Lakewood Ranch celebrates My Hometown Fest on Saturday at Premier Sports Campus
• Police reports April 10, 2016
• Police reports for Manatee County
• Mount Gilead SDA to celebrate new wing opening
• Mount Gilead SDA to celebrate new wing opening
• Awards presented to outstanding volunteers and alumni at Manatee Technical College
• Schoolbriefs
• Manatee commission, Long Bar Pointe reach transportation settlement agreement
• Two early-morning tornadoes cause damage in Pinellas, Pasco counties
• Motorcyclist arrested in Sarasota County after fleeing deputies at more than 100 mph
• Trial on Florida's education system concludes Friday
• Defense for triple-murder defendant Andres Avalos will not seek insanity defense, but wants change of venue
• Sarasota Brady Chapter aims for gun safety at rally
• Bradenton murder suspect booked into Manatee County jail
• Sheriff: Manatee County's 'No. 1' heroin dealer to be tried in October
• FHP: Sarasota woman, 91, dies in three-vehicle crash
• FHP: Bradenton Audi driver seriously injured, cited in crash
• Three deputies involved in man's mysterious death at Bradenton's Centerstone return to duty, autopsy reported as normal
• Cops: Woman tased after refusing to leave ex's house, kicking at Manatee deputies
• 3 arrested in fatal shooting of man in Sarasota first staged it as self-defense
• Bradenton recycled fashion show scheduled for April 16
• Manatee-Sarasota Junior Achievement programs celebrate success
• After 3 months of rehab, Bayshore High School reopens TV studio
• School impact fees would need to go before commission before being put into place
• 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
• Miami Herald: Florida still clams up on prison deaths, questionable autopsies, closed cases
• Manatee County Animal Services' new chief sets sound agenda
• Nation needs presidential candidates with high morals
• One idea to expedite southbound Green Bridge traffic
• Tampa Bay Rays unfriendly to fans by keeping gates closed until minutes before game time
• 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
• Florida legislators forced to spend $250M per year on Everglades
• Gov. Rick Scott political power plays to be tried in court
• A corporate tax dodge - inversions - gets harder
• End puppy mills the right way
• Rachel Marsden: Offshore banking fuels the perversion of capitalism
• Palmetto's at-large Commissioner Tamara Cornwell files for re-election