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August 17, 2018

• Faith Matters: Random acts of kindness can make all the difference
• Here are some highlights from the 2018 Manatee Small Business of the Year Awards
• Design company specializes in remodeling projects. It’s become a model business in Manatee.
• His business was in danger of closing. But this owner was driven to make his father proud.
• This company has been in business less than 4 years. Now it’s among elite in Manatee County.
• She credits teamwork as big key to her success. Her company was recognized with a big award.
• Honored for fostering compassion and respect for animals through education and collaboration
• Focus on Manatee: Here’s how Port Manatee is investing to support continuing growth
• Speaking Volumes: Reliving sit-ins as civil rights movement starts to take shape
• Officer at Bradenton juvenile lockup resigns after she slapped boy. Video captured the scene
• Manatee County expanding red tide cleanup to canals, other waterways
• When will red tide go away? It’s not looking good
• Another Bradenton neighborhood hit with red tide as dead shark, fish float in creek behind homes
• He’s now in his second year leading the program. His mission: Return Manatee to prominence.
• Lakewood Ranch’s new coach has a military background. He’s bringing a disciplined approach.
• Now alone in primary, Florida House candidate Tommy Gregory sets platform for November
• Kickoff Classics scores: Bayshore, Braden River, Lakewood Ranch, Manatee, Palmetto victorious