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May 4, 2016

• Food and Wine on Pine set for Saturday in Anna Maria
• Artist Concert Series of Sarasota presents a program of Rodgers and Hammerstein classics
• Theatre Odyssey's Ten-Minute Play Festival opens in Sarasota
• Pickin' Picnic returns to Bradenton Riverwalk
• 'Josephine' gets its world premiere in Sarasota
• Attractions: May 5-11
• 'Captain America: Civil War' punches its way to a whip-smart political allegory
• Attraction briefs: May 5-11
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• Community calendar: March 16
• Bradenton, Sarasota restaurants celebrate Mother's Day, Kentucky Derby
• Track and field | Saint Stephen's Andrew Csubak leaves baseball to make leap to state contention as runner
• Hulk Hogan sues Gawker again, this time over transcript
• President Barack Obama proposes to close loopholes amid Panama Papers
• White House honors companies pledging to hire, train veterans
• Takata air bag recall to grow by 35 million to 40 million
• A waiting game for companies hoping to do business in Cuba
• Longboat Key million-dollar condo units sell; Michael Saunders opens in Holmes Beach
• Weak US hiring report sends stocks lower on Wall Street
• 'How to Do Florida' to feature Bradenton area in hourlong special
• The Gadget Guru: Here are some sound gadget must-haves
• Gov. Scott to lobby for fed Zika relief funding to be given hurricane treatment
• State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota spring commencement to graduate 906
• Prescribed burn destroys wildlife at Robinson Preserve
• Bradenton to solicit new ideas for failed grocery store site
• Special magistrate delays ruling on Holmes Beach treehouse case
• Cold front dumps heavy rains on Manatee
• Bradenton church raises money for funeral costs of 2 men who drowned on Lake Manatee
• Manatee commission to take first step toward terminating Long Bar Pointe development agreement
• University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee to hold 65th commencement Monday for 294 grads
• Revamped Florida death penalty on trial before Supreme Court
• Sarasota man convicted of sex crimes given 10 life sentences
• Two charged in Sarasota with passing counterfeit bills
• Hit-and-run victim identified as 38-year-old Palmetto man
• Masked gunman robs 7-Eleven store in Sarasota
• Florida college degrees evaluated for payoff
• With ban lifted, SEC coaches gear up for satellite camp tour
• Track and field | FHSAA overhauls format as state championships come to IMG Academy
• State track & field schedule
• Golf Plus: Big Summer Golf Card returns with new courses
• Feld's right move on retiring elephants, the historic circus icon
• Don't waste $3.3 million on widening sidewalk for golf carts in Ellenton
• Pentathlon horse jumping inhumane; drop this event
• Water backflow preventers useless, a waste of money; Manatee County should ax requirement
• Secure grants to pay for Manatee County's John Marble Pool project
• Obama critics should view his self-deprecating humor
• Manatee County school board, administration wrong to line sales tax vote to impact fee discount
• Charge 100 percent of impact fee recommendation
• Focus climate change lobbying on helping people
• Obama keeps repeating failed policies in Iraq
• Florida's pre-K funding cuts hurt kids, ignore voters' mandate
• Your Manatee County voter information: Are you election ready?
• West Lake Plaza developer sells Wal-Mart-leased land in East Manatee for $5.9 million
• Reluctant Florida GOP pols starting to fall in line behind Trump
• Senate candidate Carlos Beruff says putting Cuba on voter form was 'screw up'
• Roberto Gonzalez wants to bring Latino voice to Palmetto City Commission
• Carlos Beruff & most other Florida GOP Senate candidates support Donald Trump