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January 29, 2018

• Ribbon cutting: Prestige Hair Studio
• Investor’s column: Forget about being average and invest sensibly, remain patient
• This mobile can come crashing down on the baby in the crib. It’s been recalled.
• Think filling up your gas tank is expensive now? AAA has a warning for motorists
• Passenger traffic fell at SRQ in 2017. Blame Mother Nature
• Westfield Mall removes fish tank vending machine amid PETA request
• 19 American travelers to Cuba report symptoms similar to those suffered by diplomats
• Listeria causes restaurant chain — with stores in Bradenton — to recall cream cheese products nationwide
• President Genshaft, Board of Governors leaning toward USF reunification
• $15 million donation to enhance nation’s first ‘VR’ major at Ringling College
• Busy East Manatee street is about to get wider
• Cooler, drier air on the way after wet end to weekend
• Teams from Bradenton-Sarasota area to compete in annual Envirothon
• Crash shuts down part of State Road 70
• Man stabbed in his ‘lower extremities’ left in road outside Florida McDonald’s
• Florida man shot with his own gun following a night at strip clubs
• Sarasota parents jailed after medical exam reveals injuries to infant
• Shooting investigation underway inside Sarasota home
• Woman shot, left on the side of the road. The only thing left to identify her? Tattoos.
• Florida woman stabbed more than 20 times. In Georgia, her brother asks cop to put him in handcuffs, sheriff says
• Florida isn’t the worst state in the nation. Not. Even. Close.
• Local roundup for Jan. 29: Manatee girls hoops team rolls to victory
• DeSantis plays the role of DC champ, Tallahassee outsider in gov campaign launch
• House Speaker says he wants to spend less, but his budget would spend billions more
• Florida constitution committee keeps alive an education surprise
• New Florida Shuffleboard Association board installed
• Catching up with Palmetto’s Joe Hills, the AFL record holder for consecutive games with a touchdown reception
• Cleveland Indians will abandon Chief Wahoo logo in 2019