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February 1, 2017

• Grand Ovation brings area performing arts groups to Lakewood Ranch
• Regatta brings speedy boats, extreme pogo, huge horses to riverfront
• Sarasota Orchestra performs U.S. premiere of a Tuur Symphony
• Gulf Drive Band, Koko Ray headline AMI Jazz Fest
• Lockhart and Boston Pops bring British Invasion to Sarasota
• A week’s worth of top gospel acts perform in Palmetto
• Blues men Paxton, Book Binder perform at Fogartyville
• Things to do: Feb. 2-8
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• Outdoors: Feb. 2-8
• Galleries & Museums: Feb. 2-8
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• Bars & Clubs: Feb. 2-8
• Attraction briefs: Feb. 2-8
• Dining guide: Feb. 2-8
• Fed leaves key interest rate unchanged
• You have the power as your own boss. But do-it-yourself retirement has a few issues
• ShadeCraft’s new solar-powered patio shade is more than an umbrella
• Splash Trash Tour to stop at Robinson Preserve
• Device gives Manatee wheelchair bus riders independence
• Orphaned manatee calf, rescued with plastic bags in stomach, dies
• Tampa CAIR files lawsuit as Syrian couple can’t return to Florida
• Father involved in Amber Alert case says he’ll keep fighting for his son
• Cats coming to Westminster Dog Show
• Consumers complained of metal objects in their smokeless tobacco, now some have been recalled
• Sam’s Club gives boy with Down syndrome memorable shopping trip
• Black History Month a time to reflect
• Manatee County cannot ignore will of people; reject Mosaic mining request
• IMG Academy sends 25 into collegiate football ranks
• IMG Academy makes Venice High game official with contract signing
• Nelly Korda makes rankings jump after LPGA Tour golf debut
• Lakewood Ranch High’s Sam Jackson rejects late USF bid to sign with UCF football
• Southeast’s Dequan Williams signs with Central Connecticut State; Darrien Grant makes Southeast pledge official
• Saint Stephen’s boys soccer advances in Class 1A-Region 2 tournament
• Ignore attacks on Gorsuch — he’s an intellectual giant and a good man