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May 6, 2016

• Manatee County exhibition celebrates Powel Crosley Jr.
• Buzz Worthy | Sarasota Players Theatre officials are confident about ambitious plan
• Things to do: May 5-11
• Pickin' Picnic rocks out on Bradenton's Riverwalk
• Speaking Volumes | Explore body image at library
• CLUB MEETINGS: May 6
• Bradenton Christian School installs $10,000 lightning detection system
• Lakewood Ranch wraps up 4A girls title
• Manatee High 400 relay earns state title
• 3 more Zika cases bring Florida total to nation-worst 105 people infected
• Frontier woes continue as Tropiflora loses Mother's Day business
• The Week Ahead: Disney on a roll but without a clear future
• U.S. adds 160,000 jobs as brisk hiring slows
• Jeep celebrates 75 years with record growth despite quality concerns
• Status Update: Flowers Baking Co. retail and distribution center
• Flowers Baking Co. at a glance
• Public records for Manatee County
• Miami Beach - America's sexiest metropolis
• Road improvements started for Lakewood Ranch Waterside
• State College of Florida, Collegiate School graduate with endless opportunities ahead
• 10 Manatee County students gain military appointments
• Bradenton Christian School installs $10,000 lightning detection system
• Expo and Job Fair at Manatee Technical College on Wednesday for government posts
• Gang of toddlers identified in Bradenton Riverwalk splash pad shutdown
• Florida Supreme Court demands state respond to attorney's demand for election
• Developer qualifies for tax credits to build senior living housing on Bradenton's 14th Street West
• Man, 18, hurt in Lakewood Ranch crash
• Sarasota deputies hunt for man who crashed car into 7-Eleven
• FBI cracked the Miami-N.C. gold heist, but where are nine missing bars?
• Manatee County authorities arrest wounded 27-year-old suspect in fatal home invasion, shootout in Bradenton
• Police reports from throughout Manatee County
• SCF Collegiate School graduates eligible to attend USF Sarasota Manatee tuition-free
• Bradenton Christian School on fast track to complete $3.7M middle school
• Manatee students win scholarships from Positive Coaching Alliance of Tampa Bay
• Student shine at math ACES competition
• Manatee County School District to host parent meeting about online learning
• Manatee Seminole Club awards 2016-17 scholarships to Manatee students
• Vern Buchanan's student nominees are appointed to U.S. military service academies
• World Cup ends three-year run at Benderson Park
• Americans Isabella Isaksen, Samantha Achterberg jockey for final Olympic pentathlon berths
• SCF tennis stars Maria Medina and Iulia Sergheeva shed culture shock in pushing Manatees to nationals
• Track and field | Sophia Falco, Reide Ryans win state championships for Lakewood Ranch
• Cruise to Cuba marks progress on several fronts
• Empower property owners on flood insurance with bill securing private marketplace
• Manatee County growth plan isn't working
• Washington, D.C.'s cherry blossom trees a blessing from Japanese mayor
• Exploiting differences over promoting unity hurting U.S.
• Mark separate restrooms for gender confused with a '?'
• Poor driving by some older snowbirds creates problems
• Manatee County gets ample revenue; vote against sales tax idea
• Manatee County must explain development approvals while water restrictions exist
• 'Bathroom bills' won't stop the real creeps
• Stop the flood of government paperwork
• Is a Donald Trump reboot possible?
• Manatee County homebuilder Carlos Beruff hopes to emerge from nondescript pack in Senate race
• Rejuvenated Sen. Marco Rubio rehabs his tarnished image after presidential run
• Four Republican candidates for Manatee County Commission speak at luncheon