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May 11, 2016

• Bradenton City Council approves 2017 Bradenton Area River Regatta
• Dining Guide: May 12-18
• Things to do: May 12-18
• Attraction briefs: May 12-18
• Bars & Clubs: May 12-18
• Galleries & Museums: May 12-18
• Seventh annual Harvey Milk Festival set for this weekend in Sarasota
• Sarasota's Ringling celebrates new Center for Asian Art with a community festival
• New theater company debuts in Sarasota
• Disney on Ice extravaganza comes to Tampa
• Have Gun, Will Travel play two Tampa shows
• Albert Castiglia returns to Bradenton
• Performing arts: May 12-18
• Concerts: May 12-18
• Outdoors: May 12-18
• Community calendar: May 11
• Culver's adds its fourth restaurant in Manatee on State Road 64
• Gadget Guru: Enclave, Braven audio systems bring outstanding theater sound
• Major changes proposed for Gov. Scott's cherished job recruiting agency
• Alaska Airlines best, United worst in new J.D. Power survey
• Amazon takes on YouTube with new user-uploaded platform
• Legal pot industry descends on Florida as voters consider medical marijuana
• Budweiser re-brands as 'America' for the summer
• Faces in business: Lam Lum
• Texas firm buys Friendly's Ice Cream
• Business briefs
• LaDazhia Williams of Lakewood Ranch is slam dunk as Bradenton Herald Player of the Year
• Manatee County detectives arrest 2, seize $13,000 in narcotics
• Bradenton murder trial starts Wednesday
• Pregnant Bradenton heroin addict charged with child neglect
• Bradenton Bridge inmate program receives reprieve, will remain open
• Bradenton signs off on $12 million sale of 200 acres at Bill Evers Reservoir
• Bradenton to pursue $6.4 million loan to upgrade aging waste water systems
• Phones out of service at Manatee Tax Collector's Office
• As mosquito season starts, Manatee officials prepare for Zika
• Bradenton splash park set to reopen Friday after repair
• Manatee County community mourns death of 20-year-old Alexandria 'Ally' Marler in crash
• Manatee commission OKs deal for youth program in Rubonia
• Manatee commission OKs lower speed limit on Rye Road
• Manatee History Matters: Powel Crosley Jr. built an engine for war
• Former Bradenton Herald columnist, First Lady of Miami Faith High Barnebey dies at 81
• University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee breaks ground on $1.6 million student commons project
• 4-year, $189,000 a year contract awaits Manatee County Schools Superintendent Diana Greene
• Manatee School District may retain ownership of Duette Elementary School, Florida's last 1-room schoolhouse
• Orange Ridge-Bullock going out with a bang, not a whimper, as school closes
• Rep. Vern Buchanan praises passage of bill targeting foreign drug kingpins
• Democrats pick delegates to represent Manatee, Sarasota at convention
• Trump, Clinton tied in battleground Florida, poll shows
• Developers back Republican Steve Jonsson in District 3 commission race
• Suncoast Aquatic Nature Center Associates directors thank Paul Blackketter for service as CEO and accept his resignation
• UCF and USF football programs eye Big 12 expansion
• Boys basketball | Khadim Gueye becomes Victory Rock Prep's third Division I signee this spring
• Synergy a welcome shift in Manatee County higher education
• Performing arts are alive and well at Manatee School for the Arts
• Performing arts are alive and well at Manatee School for the Arts
• Senate candidate Carlos Beruff's voter form error proves his incompetence
• Single Stream Recycling carts too big for many households
• Bradenton Bridge a valuable 'corrections' program for women inmates
• Manatee County recognizes parental alienation
• Florida Gov. Scott went to California, dreaming
• Opponents lay out appeal of Pat Neal's Harbor Sound development on Perico Island
• Ellenton Ice and Sports Complex sells for $7 million
• Bradenton's Ginger Howard makes 2016 LPGA Tour debut