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• Leadership Manatee Application Deadline - May 25, 2012
• Benefit Advisors Employess Announcement
• The Arts Have Come To Mixons
• Grand Opening
• Manatee County Teens Win Nat'l. MADD Video Contest!
• The Eye Associates News - Dr. Richard Hector Becomes Medical Advisor for MTI
• Center Montessori School Open House
• Manatee County Florida State History Fair Team Takes Honors in Tallahassee
• Marauders Sponsor Local Little League Tournament
• Manatee County Summer Adult 5-on-5 Flag Football League
• Ellen Campbell To Retire From Meals On Wheels PLUS of Manatee Interim Director To Be Named
• Marauders Host Dunedin And Lakeland May 17-24
• Change of Venue for Women Owners of Florida, Inc (WOoF) Meeting
• Rotary Club Volunteers Brighten Boys and Girls Clubs of Manatee County
• City Of Bradenton Road Closure Update - May 14, 2012
• Bradenton City Council Ward 2
• BNI Cutting Edge Chapter Visitors Day Achievers for 2012 are Raymond Kow and Philip Economou
• Update SR 64 Construction
• Gerling Law Group News - Winner of Award
• Keller Williams Realtors Volunteer at Manatee Glens
• SWAT Networking to Hold Its 2nd After Hours
• Successful Women Aligning Together News - May 11, 2012
• Blake Medical Center’s Breast Care Team Announces The Opening Of Their New Breast Care Suite!
• Bradenton Fire Department Earns ISO Rating Improvement
• Home-Tech Grand Opening
• Meals On Wheels Plus Named Finalist For Nonprofit Of The Year Award
• Hermann Trappman To Unveil New Painting At De Soto National Memorial
• Heartbreak Hotline Ready To Listen
• City Of Bradenton Road Closure - May 11, 2012
• Wolfe’s Born to Ride Sponsors Trotting for TaTa’s to Benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• HealthVantage Award Winners for Take Stock 10k / 5k / Fun Run
• Irving Financial Group Moves To Downtown Bradenton
• TANDEM Construction Announces the Hiring of Melissa McBride as a Senior Estimator
• City of Bradenton Road Closure - May 14, 2012
• BJ’s Charitable Foundation Gave a $15,000 Grant to The Food Bank of Manatee
• Bradenton Rotary Spruces Up Boys And Girls Clubs of Manatee County's - Bradenton Club Location
• City Of Bradenton Road Closure - May 10, 2012
• Officer of The Month for May 2012
• StartupNation.com Honors Nation’s Leading Moms in Business
• Marauders Play Five Straight At Mckechnie May 8-12, 2012
• Locally-Produced Short Film To Be Screened In Dublin, Ireland
• The Aesthetic and Wellness Center-Finalist People's Choice Award
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for May 9, 2012
• Manatee Community Federal Credit Union Receives Community Development Financial Institution Certification
• Good Deeds: Lakewood Ranch Women’s Club Donates $5,000
• A New Look For A Historical Community Fair Lane Acres Gets A New Sign
• Mural Painters Needed – No Experience Necessary
• Celebrity Roast for 1-800-Ask-Gary - Dr. Gary Komopothecras
• O’Brien Family Farms Launch of New Website
• Inspired Minds Is Now Enrolling Students For Its 2012 Film Kids Program Summer Program
• Manatee Chamber Hires Lindsey Leech
• The Fox Business Group LLC - How to Start and Manage Your Business
• City of Bradenton Lane Closure Update - May 1, 2012
• Marauders New Ticketing Option Gives Fans Flexibility
• Original ‘Old Bradenton’ Photos Needed for Upcoming Book
• Overseas Business Investor and Entrepreneur Creates Employment In Manatee County
• Manatee Chamber Welcomes 100th New Member of 2012
• Overseas Business Investor & Entrepreneur Creates Employment In Manatee County
• Coastal Animal Medical Center Grand Opening
• A Life At Home-Home Health Care News - May 01, 2012
• Meals On Wheels Plus Needs Volunteer Drivers
• Sarasota County Students Among Winners In ACES Math Competition Administered By SCF
• Marauders Open May At Home Against Charlotte
• SWAT Networking. Successful Women Aligning Together News - April 25, 2012
• Coastal Orthopedics' Physicians Honored Astop Doctors In The Suncoast Area
• Manatee Glens Appoints Dr. Ranjay Halder Clinical Medical Director
• Center Montessori School News - Education
• Palm Aire Tennis Association Socks It To Community Coalition on Homelessness
• NAACP Helps Students at G. D. Rogers Elementary School
• ARTIST TERI LEVINE DESIGNS SILK ART FASHION COLLECTION AT PLATO'S GALLERY
• Manatee Glens Appoints Dr. Ranjay Halder Clinical Medical Director
• The Bradenton Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Launches 'Visitor Destination' App
• Deborah Getzoff Joins Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A.
• Manatee Glens Receives Lakewood Ranch Rotary Club Grant
• US 301/Hernando DeSoto Bridge Improvement Project
• May 2012 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• Bradenton's New Form-Based Code Recognized by National Group
• Del Couch Music Education Foundation Presents One Time Concert
• Women's Resource Center of Manatee Excited To Be Chosen as Beneficiary and Partner In $10,000 Carpet Giveaway Contest
• Mother's Day Market
• City of Bradenton Road Closure - April 23, 2012
• Anna Maria Island Night And Country Night
• Manatee Tops List of Chambers in Tampa Bay Region
• Volunteers Needed To Go Back To School!
• Pier 22 Features Mother's Day Specials
• Informative Community Meeting to Discuss The Ware’s Creek Bridge Replacement Project
• City of Bradenton News - April 17, 2012
• National Geographic Kids Magazine Selects Saint Stephen’s Student For Montana Expedition
• Successful Women Aligning Together
• Orthodontic Specialists of Florida Hires Contingency Telecom Auditing to Help Them Tighten-Up Unnecessary Telecommunications Costs
• The Foundation For Dreams Partnering Together
• Waste Pro 4th Annual Charity Luau Raises Over $3,000 For Big Cat Habitat
• Family Fun Day In Midtown Manatee
• Saint Stephen’s Offers Scholarships to Children of First Responders & Law Enforcement Professionals
• Help Save the Old Meeting House Steeple at Manatee Historical Village
• Production Call - Historical Drama To Take Place This Fall
• Road Closure - 11th Avenue West From 7th-8th Street West
• Blalock Walters Strengthens Land Use and Local Government Practice Areas
• SWAT - New Associate Director Appointed At local Organization
• Halfway To Halloween Kicks Off Upcoming Home Stand
• Home Instead Senior Care News - April 11, 2012
• Help Clean Up Ware's Creek
• Proposed Allocation of Bradenton's JAG Grant
• Groundbreaking Authors In Nutrition Visit O'Brien Family Farms
• Road Closure - 10th Avenue Drive Between 1st-2nd Streets West
• Manatee Glens Receives Grants from Two Foundations
• CareerEdge Honored For Community Planning
• Live Entertainment
• Bradenton Road Closure - April 9, 2012
• Renowned Local Artists Spend Easter Painting Famous Tree At De Soto
• Local Students Will Walk The Red Carpet At The Sarasota Film Festival
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For April 11, 2012
• 2012 Summer Adult Co-Ed Kickball
• City of Bradenton News - April 05, 2012
• Tropical Nights Annual Benefit For Meals On Wheels Plus
• Leadership Manatee Alumni Association Recognizes 17th Annual Kent C. Schulz Distinguished Alumni Recipient
• 10th Oldest Living MLB Player, Alex Monchak, Receives Knee Replacement at Blake Medical Center
• Marauders Announce Roster For Third Season
• Mobile App Released by Manatee Chamber
• A.J. Burnett to Start for Marauders on Friday Night at McKechnie Field
• Manatee Chamber Foundation Announces Leadership Manatee Applications For 2012-2013 Class Now Available
• One World Acupuncture Merged With Palma Sola Therapies
• The Senior Enrichment Center Presents ‘Senior Prom’ Dinner, Dancing, And Crowning The King and Queen
• Marauders Plan Big Week Leading Up To Opener
• The Miracle Kid - New Product / Service Announcement
• O’Brien Family Farms Hosts FreshPoint Chef Tours
• SeaFood Fest Road Closures March 30 - April 1, 2012
• City of Bradenton News - March 27, 2012
• Pier 22 Announces A New Hands-On Sushi Class
• How to Start and Manage Your Business - Class
• Giving Partner 36-Hour Giving Challenge Takes Off
• Manatee Young Professionals Host Mypower Networking Lunch
• Center Montessori School News - Winner of Award
• Five Centuries of Florida History Day
• Bradenton Boosters Present Donation To Pirates Charities
• Park’s Youth Advisory Council Takes Trip To D.C.
• Bradenton Road Closure - March 26, 2012
• Manatee Chamber of Commerce Announces 'Cash Mob Manatee'
• Manatee Community Federal Credit Union Ranked 17th In The Nation
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For March 28, 2012
• National Mayors For Meals Day
• Easter Opportunities For The Whole Family With Bayside Community Church
• Lakewood Ranch Community Fund Expands with New Board and Committee Members
• Rotary Club To Host Spring Shred-A-Thon
• Local Telecom Auditing Business Offers Encore Free Mini-Seminar Focused on Avoiding Billing Errors and Saving Money!
• Blake Medical Center’s Diagnostic Imaging Department Awarded Three Year Accreditation from the American College of Radiology...
• Gulf Shore Animal League's Sixth Annual Scavenger Hunt Fundraiser
• Manatee Chamber of Commerce - Breaking News
• Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School Announced Launch Of Visual Arts Conservatory
• BPD Promotions, Reassignments
• Estate Planning Presentation
• A Life At Home-Home Health Care - Employee Announcement
• The Closure of 12th Avenue East between 2nd-3rd Streets
• Road Closure on Travel Lane Of 12th Street West Between Manatee-6th Avenues
• Firefighters Choose ‘Strike Out Fire!’ Comic Book Contest Winners
• Dr. Brian Foster Becomes a Partner
• Lunch With Leaders - Monthly Luncheon
• Cultural Connections of Anna Maria Island News - March 13, 2012
• Dan Wolfson Elected as Chair of Governor's Advisory Council
• Doing Business With Government Entities
• Home Instead Senior Care Network Offers Free Family Caregiver Education
• Blake Medical Center Unveils Innovative Cardiac Care Mobile App
• Manatee Habitat Welcomes New Board Members
• ‘Get Down’ Moved to St. Paddy’s Day Saturday in Bradenton
• Manatee County Mayors To Support Meals On Wheels Plus By Participating In National Mayors For Meals Day
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For March 14, 2012
• Salon Uptown Downtown Mens and Ladies Night
• Historic Boat Tours To Benefit Manatee Historic Organizations
• Saint Stephen's Student Published in Spanish
• Heritage Days Open House at Manatee Village Historical Park
• Natural Healing Arts Medical Center News - Winner of Award
• City of Bradenton News - March 5, 2012
• Paul H. Amundsen Joins Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A.
• Public Notice: Smoke Testing City’s Sewer Lines
• Gulf Coast Latin Chamber of Commerce Breaking News
• Holmes Beach Annual Founders Day Celebrataion
• Bradenton Police Seeking Volunteers For VIPS Unit
• Art Shows at Saint Stephen’s
• Multi-Agency USAR Drill In Downtown Bradenton
• Spring Fling Business Expo
• Congratulations Leadership Manatee Graduates Class Of 2011-2012
• Volunteers Needed: Family Partnership Center Is Moving And Needs Relocation Assistance
• Pier 22 Presents Fast Food Elegant Dining by Executive Chef Greg Campbell
• Lane Closure In Bradenton - March 3, 2012
• St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
• Pier 22 Features Easter Sunday Specialsc
• March 2012 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• New York Times Best Seller Recounts 4-year-old’s Astounding Near-Death Experience and Life-Changing Revelations
• Tropical Nights Annual Benefit For Meals On Wheels Plus Now Accepting Corporate Sponsorships
• National Park Foundation Launches ‘Ticket To Ride'
• BPD Officer of the Month for March 2012
• 4th Annual American Girl Fashion Show
• The Fox Business Group llc New Product Announcement - Feb 24, 2012
• The Kruger Brothers to Play at De Soto National Memorial
• Bradenton Executive Center News - February 23, 2012
• The Kruger Brothers to Play at De Soto National Memorial
• Pier 22 Restaurant, Patio and Ballroom Expands To Offer Full Service Catering
• United Way of Manatee County Launches Executive Search
• Salon Uptown Downtown - Employee Announcement
• Public Meeting To Discuss Proposed Grocery Store
• Blalock Walters' Bob Blalock Honored With Spirit Of Manatee 'Lifetime Spirit' Award
• University Park Nine Hole Ladies Golf Association Presented Hope Family Services
• Unveiling Of Public Art 'Chrysalis Launcher' Located Within The 14th Street Community Redevelopment Area
• State Road 64 Construction Open House Announced
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club Monthly Meeting
• Rotary Club of East Manatee News - February 20, 2012
• Marauders Release 2012 Promotional Schedule
• City of Bradenton News - February 21, 2012
• Decorative Interiors By Mary Ellen Brings Home Staging and Home Staging Certification Training to Southwest Florida
• Manatee County NAACP News - February 18, 2012
• Grand Opening of H2U Ellenton Center
• Contingency Telecom Auditing Hosts Free Informational Session
• Kevin Hennessy of Lewis, Longman & Walker Presenting at the Florida Airports Council Conference
• Pep Rally To Start Spring Training With A Bang
• Pier 22 Presents Cooking with Angus Beef by Executive Chef Greg Campbell
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For February 22, 2012
• City of Bradenton Fire Department News - Residential Structure Fire
• Lane/Parking Lane Closure
• Applications Now Available For Business Owners Seeking Personalized Coaching From Kauffman Foundation Program
• Renowned Musicians, The Amernet String Quartet - Performance
• City of Bradenton News - Monday Trash Collection Schedule
• Manatee Habitat Celebrates Grand Reopening Of Resale Store
• First America Bank - Employee Announcement
• A Tribute To A King: A One Man Play
• Group Sales Underway For 2012 Marauders Season
• City of Bradenton News - Lane Closure for Dredging Project
• Beta Kappa 'Run For a Cure'
• Woman of The Month
• Pirate City Hosts Canadian Olympic Rowers
• Call To Artists: Dancing Thru The Village A Community Outdoor Dance, Music And Movement Celebration
• City of Bradenton News - February 7, 2012
• ‘Town Hall’ Hearing On Proposed Grocery Store In Bradenton
• Manatee County Well Represented At The Real Estate Staging Association 3rd Annual Conference
• 'Sushi Anytime' Cooking Demonstration
• Manatee Chamber Luncheon With Rick Piccolo
• Stolen English Bulldog In Florida Returned To Owner In Texas All Because of a Chip
• Bradenton Marauders Announce New Broadcaster
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For February 8, 2012
• Swing Batta Batta....Swing!
• Second Annual Casino Royale Night
• Saint Stephen’s Student Makes Commitment On National Signing Day
• Saint Stephen’s Throws The Gauntlet...and It Lands Online
• Family Gift Honors Father's Love of Baseball
• S.W.A.T. Networking Announces 'Sherri Proctor' As New Treasurer
• Walukonis Captures 19th Hole-in-one
• Cat Parents Can ‘Beat The Heat’ Before Spring With Humane Society Of ManateeCounty’s Spay/Neuter Promotion
• Blalock Walters’ Jonathan Fleece Co-Authors Book, The New Health Age: The Future Of Health Care In America
• Women Owners of Florida, Inc Meeting For February 28, 2012
• Bradenton Housing and Community Development News - CDBG Funds For Housing Rehab
• Councilman Gallo Named Bradenton’s Vice Mayor
• Buchanan is a Clear Winner in Florida Redistricting
• Road Closure in Bradenton - January 30 and January 31, 2012
• Thousands of Workers Could Overlook Valuable Tax Credit
• Rebecca Samler Expands Real Estate Business
• Special Art Exhibit / Performance
• February 2012 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• City of Bradenton News - January 24, 2012
• Officer Jason Nuttall Receive The Officer Of The Month Award For February 2012
• Neal Communities Sponsors Palmetto Youth Center - Community Comes Together For 19th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Banquet
• First Time Homebuyer Seminar hosted by Lifestyle Properties Group
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club, Inc Meeting - February 2, 2012
• Andersen Racepark Combines Leadership Training With Defensive Driving Course
• Bradenton Rotary Club Presents a Night of Comedy National Comedian Appears to Benefit Local Student Scholarships
• City of Bradenton Fire Department Structure Fire
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For January 25, 2012
• Successful Women Aligning Together Continues To Add New Members!
• Fire Captain Retiring After 25 Years
• Senior Enrichment Center To Host Open House
• Free Family Caregiver Education
• Master Gemologist Tom Seguin Performs Appraisals Of Fine Jewelry Items
• City of Bradenton News - January 17, 2012
• Pirates And Marauders Seeking National Anthem Performers For 2012 Season
• Pier 22 Host Romantic Valentine’s Dinner
• Imagine School of LWR Take Learning to a Higher Level
• Successful Women Aligning Together News - January 13, 2012
• Executive Director Of The National Republican Trust To Address The Republican Party Of Manatee County
• Training Course - Reset The Clock: Replace Liability With Credibility
• Bradenton Lane Closures - Northbound Lane Between 7th-9th Avenues West
• City Hall Closed January 16, 2012; Trash Schedule
• Lane Closures in Bradenton - January 12 and January 14, 2012
• Ward Temple A.M.E.Church - H.E.L.P. (Helping Every Learner Progress) Ministry
• Unemployment Compensation Survey Results Released
• ARTIST TERI LEVINE TURNS DESIGNER WITH SILK ART COLLECTION at Plato's Gallery in Brandenton
• Speaking Engagement of Freya Zollinger
• City’s Homeless Program Gets Boost From HUD
• City of Bradenton News - January 10, 2012
• Freya Zollinger, Supreme Court Certified Mediator and Certified in Divorce Mediation Speaking at the January 31st, 2012 WOoF ( Women Owners of Florida) Meeting
• CTA Poised For Exponential Growth In 2012
• Saint Stephen's Hosts Coffee and Conversations
• Saint Stephen's Hosts Open Houses
• Manatee County Spring Adult 5-on-5 Flag Football League
• Officials Needed for Upcoming Recreational Leagues
• Saint Stephen’s Celebrates International Flair
• Pier 22 Presents Asian Small Plates Cooking Class
• Bradenton Christian School Invites The Community To Its Open House
• Estate Planning Presentation
• First Annual Last Call 5K Run/Walk
• Shinn and Company’s Professional Staff Continues to Grow
• Bradenton Fire Department Promotes Four
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for January 11, 2012
• Central CRA Executive Director Stepping Down
• HealthSource Chiropractic and Progressive Rehab Breaks into Top Tier of 'Franchise 500' List and Sets New Industry Standard for Overall Care
• Most Rev. Frank J. Dewane, Bishop Of Venice In Florida
• Tracy Vanderneck Awarded The Certified Fund Raising Executive Designation
• Neal Communities Named 2012 America’s Best Builder By Builder Magazine
• Florida Clinical Research Center is Sunshine Sponsor for Research Symposium, Coping with Trauma & PTSD
• City Of Bradenton News - January 3, 2012
• Neal Communities Celebrates Record Breaking Success In 2011
• Council Work Session Agenda for January 4, 2012 Meeting
• Neal Communities Named 2012 America’s Best Builder By BUILDER Magazine
• Volunteer Judges Wanted for Manatee County History Fair
• Manatee High School To Host Open House For School Choice
• CCRA Director Accepts New Role at Manatee CFCU
• Spring Youth Basketball League
• Learning How To Start A Business
• Marketing For The Changing Times - Seminar
• Big Band Concert
• January 2012 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• Short Sales -Solutions for Sellers - Tips for Buyers: Short Sale Seminar
• City of Bradenton News - Parking Lane/Travel Lane Closure
• As Local Needs Increase, United Way of Manatee County Support Remains Crucial
• Pat Krohmer Of Bartender Named 'Woman Of The Month'
• Free Nutrition Seminar
• City Of Bradenton News - December 27, 2011
• 'You’re So Saucy!' Cooking Demonstration
• Manatee High School To Host Open House For School Choice
• On A Shoestring - Winner Of Award
• Spring Adult Softball League
• Home-Tech’s “ Santa Suds Program” Helps Local Families Celebrate Christmas Early by Delivering Free Washer-and-Dryer Sets
• Road Watch Advisory: New Traffic Pattern at 8th Street West North SR 64 / Manatee Avenue
• City Of Bradenton News - December 20, 2011
• Target and United Way Team Up To Plant Holiday Cheer For Struggling Families In Manatee
• Pittsburgh Pirates Searching For 2012 Concessions Staff
• Bradenton Firefighters Deliver Holiday Spirit to Community Haven!
• 'Get Down’ and ‘Reels’
• Lane Closure - Northbound Travel Lane On 12th Street West Between Manatee-6th Avenues West
• Keller Williams Realty of Manatee News - December 15, 2011
• America's Super Pawn, Inc News - December 14, 2011
• Neal Communities Helps Kiwanis Club Of Lakewood Ranch
• Road Watch Advisory: Temporary Nighttime Lane Closures on SR 64 / Manatee Avenue from 9th Street West to 15th Street West
• Anna Maria Oyster Bars Host Dinner For Three Elementary School’s Faculty and Staff
• City Of Bradenton News - Workshop(s) Canceled
• Travel To Cuba In 2012 With The Manatee Chamber Of Commerce And Chamber Explorations
• City Of Bradenton News - December 13, 2011
• Neal Communities Sponsors Annual 'My Favorite Home' Contest – Willis Student’s Art Featured On 2011 Holiday Card
• Saint Stephen’s Teacher Travels To Symposium In Cambodia
• Road Closure - 12th Avenue West Between 9th-10th Streets
• Camp Uzita Opens With A Day Full Of Activities And Events
• City Of Bradenton Road Closure Update - December 7, 2011
• WOoF Board of Directors Named
• Snap Fitness Announces Grand Re-Opening
• Second Annual RBC Bank Pro Challenge Won In A Shootout!
• The Food Bank of Manatee News - December 5, 2011
• Pirates And Marauders Launch Annual Community Commitment Week
• December 2011 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• Bradenton Marauders Announce 2012 Coaching Staff
• Marauders Unveil New Alternate Logo
• On A Shoestring, Inc. - Winner Of Award
• Saint Stephen’s Favorite Lands Promotion
• Women’s Council of Realtors Install 2012 Officers
• Home-Tech to Give Away Washer-and-Dryer Sets to 3 Local Families
• City Of Bradenton News - November 29, 2011
• Snowbird Outlaw Nationals Jet Jam Night of Fire Drag Racing 2011
• Mark Fernandez Keynote Speaker For Leadership Prayer Breakfast
• Road Closure In Bradenton - 13th Avenue East at 13th Street East
• Second Annual RBC Bank Pro Challenge
• New Year’s Eve Dinner at Pier 22
• Sawgrass Cove Apartments Really Believes In Community
• Shinn and Company’s Jennifer Davis Passes CPA Exam
• Imagine School Lakewood Ranch Fall Fun Festival
• St. Joseph Music Makers And Friends Present 20th Anniversary Advent Concert
• O’Brien Family Farms Donates Fresh Produce To Local Food Bank, Our Daily Bread
• Women’s Council Of REALTORS Recognizes 2011 Award Winners
• Blake Medical Center Presents ‘Frankly Speaking About Lung Cancer’ Lecture And Lunch
• ‘Turkey Crawl’ On Old Main Street Closed For Thanksgiving
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club, Inc. Monthly Meeting
• Ortygia Restaurant News - November 18, 2011
• Terry Denson Named as December Featured Artist
• Cultural Connections of Anna Maria Island News - November 18, 2011
• Renaissance On 9th Welcomes David Meador As Executive Chef
• Get Your Fit On! Teaches Over 150 Children About Health And Exercise!
• Dr. Brian Foster Certified By The American Board of Ophthalmology
• Rescheduled Road Closure Of 19th Street West
• City Of Bradenton News - November 15, 2011
• Ground Broken On The Ware's Creek Project
• Bradenton Police Department Endorses Nixle
• City of Bradenton News - Road Closure Update : November 14, 2011
• Bryants Raise $6,000 For Hole In The Wall Campers
• Opportunities For Public Art On Riverwalk Project
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For November 16, 2011
• 14th Annual BRC Turkey Trot 5 Miler
• City of Bradenton News - Road Closure Update : November 10, 2011
• Sawgrass Cove Apartments Under New Ownership
• Lisa R. Johnson Of CS And L CPAs Named 2011 Sarasota Five Star Wealth Manager
• Police Department, Local Church to Help Needy Kids Get Christmas Gifts
• Family Acupuncture And Oriental Medicine Moving To New Location
• Sugar Plum Shoppes Gift Market At Renaissance
• Volunteers Needed
• Light Under The Bridge Brings Hope to the Desperate
• Southern Commerce Bank Holds Special Art Exhibit / Performance
• Southern Commerce Bank To Host Speed Networking
• Give $10 on the 10th to Create Hope for a Better Tomorrow Community Call to Action
• Bradenton Road Closure - November 9, 2011
• Home-Tech Offers Tips On Preparing Southwest Florida Homes For Winter
• Totally Wicked Electronic Cigarette Company Raises Money For Wounded Veterans
• Holiday With Healing Heroes At Mixon's
• Free Medical Checks At Mixon Fruit Farms
• 4th Annual Fun With Citrus Cooking Competition
• Lindsey Schuster Of CS and L CPAs Is A Delegate To CPAmerica International’s 2011 Tax Conference
• Road Closure 14th Avenue West Between 16th-17th Streets West
• Two Friends Swim Across Manatee River For Eric Leigh Benefit At Tarpon Pointe Grill And Tiki Bar
• United Systems Computer Group Featured In ‘How’s Biz’ In BIZ(941) Magazine Based On Strong Profitability
• Bradenton Police Department News - November 4, 2011
• Neal Communities Starts The Fourth Quarter Strong Lakewood Ranch Home Sales Healthy In October
• Bradenton Fire Department Issues a 'Fall Back' Reminder To Change Your Smoke Detector Batteries
• Saint Stephen’s Morphs Into Hogwarts For A Day
• Family Partnership Center’s Annual Holiday Adoption Program
• Give $10 on the 10th to Create Hope for a Better Tomorrow Community Call to Action
• Officers of the Month for November ‘11
• 25th Annual Taste Of Manatee
• FPL To Trim Trees Around Manatee, Braden Rivers
• Bradenton Day With The Bolts
• November 2011 City Of Bradenton Board Meetings
• City of Bradenton News - New Traffic Pattern at 8Th Street West North Of S.R. 64
• Bradenton Christian School Names Head Basketball Coach
• How Florida’s Pioneers Used Herbs
• The Claire Lynch Band At 'Bluegrass In The Groves'
• Water District Extends Current Water Usage Phase
• City Of Bradenton Central Community Redevelopment Agency Wins State Redevelopment Award
• B.D. Gullett Students Benefit Indoors And Outdoors - Thanks To Gifts From Neal Communities And Other Businesses
• Take Stock In Children Of Manatee County Is Proud To Announce The Appointment Of Peggy Delegato, Joe Mercado, And Gordon Wardell To The Leadership Council
• Celebrate Festival of The Skeletons In Bradenton’s Village of The Arts
• Saint Stephen's Hosts a Passport to India
• Help Feed the Hungry
• The Ranch - Ribbon Cutting
• O’Brien Family Farms Local Farm Stand and Educational Center Re-Opens for the Season
• Pier 22 Announces Simply Sauces Cooking Class with Executive Chef Greg Campbell
• Humane Society of Manatee County News - October 24, 2011
• Coins For Sale That Observe 9/11 Anniversary
• Pier 22’s Thanksgiving Dinner
• Local Financial Professional Earns Wealth Management Specialist Designation
• Saint Stephen’s New Interact Club Jumps Into Service With Both Feet
• Alternative Therapy Hosts Yoga Workshop
• Sherri's Island Images Photography News - October 20, 2011
• Road Watch Advisory: Temporary Nighttime Lane Closures on SR 64 / Manatee Avenue From 9th Street West To 15th Street West
• Pirates Announce 2012 Spring Training Schedule And Ticket PricingClick here to view the Pirates Announce 2012 Spring Training Schedule And Ticket Pricing
• Cultural Connections of Anna Maria Island Announces Artists' Guild Gallery
• The The Mystery of Bradenton Downtown Development Monthly Meeting
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for October 26, 2011
• Suncoast Technology Forum’s Quarterly Educational Seminar
• Manatee Youth Commission News - October 19, 2011
• Shinn And Company’s Christy Cardillo Named To Business Review’s 40 Under 40
• World Renown Oprah-Featured Author Fawn Germer To Launch Latest Book, Pearls, at Women Owners Of Florida November Meeting
• Manatee County YMCA News - Relocation of Business
• Manatee County YMCA News - Special Kids and Family Night
• City of Bradenton Newsletter - October 18, 2011
• Florida Clinical Research Center to Host Open House & Ribbon Cutting Ceremony October 26th
• Winter Adult 4-on-4 Flag Football League
• 50 Year Anniversary Celebration
• Neal Communities Serves Up Support For Venice High School Volleyball
• Shinn and Company Tax Partner, Greg Green, Named Chair of Bradenton Downtown Development Authority Board of Directors
• National MPS Society Walk/Run -To Raise Funds For Medical Research
• Heart Attack Prevention Center News - Seminar
• City of Bradenton Central Community Redevelopment Agency Wins State Redevelopment Award
• City of Bradenton Newsletter - October 11, 2011
• New Medicine Community at Health Park East for the Register Now for the First 5 lbs!
• Manatee County School Board Candidate Robert Moates Raises $10,520
• Rogers Project Hope, Inc. Hosts Banquet in Honor of Bradenton Nine Devils Baseball Team
• Public Art Opportunity for Southwest Florida-Tampa Bay Artists
• Beauty Plus Is Pleased To Announce In-store Celebration
• Desoween IV, De Soto’s Triangle: A Family Friendly Haunted Hike
• Bradenton Police Department News - Can You Identify This Woman
• City Council Meeting Agenda for October 12, 2011
• De Soto National Memorial Is Looking For You
• Bradenton Police Department News - October 6, 2011
• Bradenton Marauders And Bradenton Fire Department Team Up To Strike Out Fire!
• October 2011 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• Saint Stephen's Episcopal School News: Winner of Award
• Neal Communities Helps Make Back-To-School Better - Funds Provide Backpacks For Harlee Middle School
• 1st Annual Hornback Chiropractic High Heel-A-Thon
• Thomas Chipain Earns 2011 Dalbar Certified ERISA 3(38) Adviser Award
• Pier 22 Hosts Tickled Pink Happy Hour
• CS and L Cpas Scores Big For Manatee Glens Walk For Life
• Bradenton Urban Forestry Master Plan Update - October 4, 2011
• Women’s Financial Issues is the Focus of Women Owners’ of FL October Meeting
• The October ‘Living Full’ Campaign Aimed at Relieving Hunger in Sarasota....
• City Of Bradenton News - Water Service May Be Affected In Part Of Bradenton
• Traditional Marketing Has Met Its Match
• Marauders Release 2012 Schedule
• $52,841.00 Raised At The 11th Annual Anna Maria Oyster Bar Charity Golf Tournament
• Ortygia Restaurant Opens For Its 5th Season
• CareerEdge Puts Unemployed to Work with 'Bridges to Careers'
• Parent's Morning Out
• 25th Annual Taste of Manatee
• 150+ Business Volunteers Teach Teens To Be Financially Fit!
• Autosource Marketing Partners With Cactus Sky To Give Auto Dealers Their Own Pot of Gold
• Order Out of Chaos: Making Use of Facebook's New Features
• Bradenton Road Closure On October 3, 2011
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club Monthly Meeting - Sex Education Today
• Summary Of Actions/Bradenton CIty Council - September 28, 2011
• Position Open For Bradenton Rep On MPO Citizens Advisory Committee
• Caring Friends Celebrates Its 25th Anniversary
• Bee There! Catch the buzz
• Successful Women Aligning Together S.W.A.T. Annual Luncheon
• Celebrate Halloween Weekend With The Manatee Players and The Rocky Horror Picture Show!
• Road Closure in Bradenton - September 30, 2011
• Pittsburgh Pirates Host Celebrity/Corporate Softball Challenge and Family Fun Day To Raise Funds for Pediatric Brain Cancer Research
• Manatee County Medical Society Partners With PhoneRover
• Haunting Halloween Party
• RE/MAX Alliance Group Congratulates Graduates
• Final Bradenton Budget Information Available Online
• Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School Receives Community Award
• Road Closures in Bradenton - September 26, 2011
• Second Annual RBC Bank Pro Challenge At IMG Academies Golf And Country Club
• Bradenton Police Department News - Armed Robbery
• City Council Meeting Agenda for September 28, 2011
• City of Bradenton News - Water Service May Be Affected In Part Of Bradenton
• Barry Grooms Earns Prestigious Designation To Assist Real Estate Investors
• ‘Trunk Or Treat’ At Mckechnie Field
• The Conquistador Historical Foundation And Crewe Of De Soto Makes A Donation To Manasota Lighthouse For The Blind
• Free Educational Seminar
• City of Bradenton Newsletter - September 20, 2011
• Renaissance on 9th Presents a 'Soup’s On!' - Cooking Demo
• Blake Medical Center Welcomes New Chief Nursing Officer, Ruth DePalantino
• Rummage Sale To Raise Funds for SWAT Trip
• Elle's Barkery, LLc News - September 17, 2011
• Franciscan Magnificat Blending Dinner
• Jennifer Dent, CPA Joins CS and L CPAs
• Tea Party Manatee Announce 'Herman Cain' Florida Campaign Bus Tour
• Alternative Therapy Celebrates The 10th Annual Women's Health And Fitness Day
• Dieter’s Sod Service, Inc. Earns The State Of Florida Women And Minority Business Enterprise Certification
• Help Send Bradenton’s SWAT Team To the Annual Competition In Orlando
• Oktoberfest Celebration
• Help keep Ware’s Creek Clean
• United Way of Manatee County - Leadership Announcement
• City Of Bradenton News - September 13, 2011
• Junior League Of Manatee County Kicks Off Our 25th Year With Enthusiasm and Optimism!
• How to be an Effective Blogger - Class
• Call To All Artists for artsHOP 2011
• Local Companies Partner with Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School
• 2011 Fall Fashion Show
• De Soto National Memorial - Volunteers Needed
• Bradenton Riverwalk Groundbreaking Ceremony
• Southern Commerce Bank Reports Successful Backpack Drive!
• Boys And Girls Club Of Sarasota County’s Walk For The Kids
• Last 7 Studios Re Launches Local Author's Website
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for September 14, 2011
• George's Disc Jockey Service - Employee Announcement
• At Home Interiors - New Product / Service Announcement
• 11th Annual ‘Empty Bowls’ Event Luncheons Benefit The Food Bank Of Manatee
• Home-Tech Expands with New Facility in EastManateeCounty and Adds 13 New Employees
• Introduction To Basic Actionomics For Wellness - Seminar
• The Social Network Consultants Of Bradenton/ Sarasota, Florida Announces New Affordable Social Media Solutions For Healthcare Practices
• United Way of Manatee County 2011-2012 Campaign Kick-off
• Getting Started with Google Plus Seminar
• Florida Clinical Research Center Sponsors Boys & Girls Club of Sarasota County’s Walk for the Kids
• Events To Honor 9/11 Victims, Public Servants On 10th Anniversary
• Faye Butler Earns Women’s Council Of Realtors State Award
• Marauders Double 2010 Attendance In Season Finale
• United Systems Welcomes 'Lori Mamazza'
• How to Start and Manage Your Business - Class
• Renaissance on 9th Presents ‘Girls Night Out’
• City of Bradenton Road Closure - September 7, 2011
• Liberty Mutual Selects Bradenton Fire Department as a Contender In the 'Be Fire Smart' $10,000 Grant Competition
• News: City Of Bradenton Closed For Labor Day
• MyCornerDeals.com News - August 31, 2011
• City of Bradenton News: Bradenton Police Name September Officer of the Month
• Blake Medical Center Welcomes New Chief Operating Officer, Justin Doss
• Marauders Playoff Tickets On Sale
• Road Closure in Bradenton - September 6, 2011
• September 2011 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• David Reali of CS and L CPAs Appointed to Junior Leadership Manatee Board
• United Way of ManateeCounty Executive Resigns
• City Of Bradenton News - August 30, 2011
• International Day of Peace
• Bradenton City Council Workshop Meeting Agenda for August 31, 2011
• Andersen Racepark Site For Shoot Out (Final Selection) Of Drivers To Compete For Team Usa At The Formula Ford Festival and Walter Hayes In England This Fall
• Cultural Connections Announces Annual Program, Arts HOP
• Merrill Lynch Financial Advisor Dan Forbes Receives Chartered Financial Consultant Designation
• Servpro - Employee Announcement
• City Of Bradenton News - August 24, 2011
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Summary Of Actions - August 24, 2011
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Plans National Search For New EDC Executive
• Fireworks Show Added To Marauders Promo Schedule
• Hope Family Services Announces New Executive Board
• Mattison’s Riverside Transforms Into Pier 22 Restaurant-Patio-Ballroom
• John Brian Foster, MD Joins The Eye Associates
• Goldman And Loughlin Immigration Firm Welcomes Esteban Scornik
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club Monthly Meeting - September 2011
• Shinn and Company LLC Welcomes Tim Gruters as New Staff Accountant
• Seminole State Gallery Opens 2011-12 Season with Exhibit by Bradenton Artist
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Summary Of Actions - August 17, 2011
• Water Service May Be Affected For Some Bradenton Customers
• Update of Bradenton's Urban Forestry Master Plan
• Unity in the Community - 8th Annual Back to School Resource and Wellness Rally
• Advanced Estate Planning Institute Program
• Public Notice: Availability Of State Housing Initiatives Partnership Funding
• Wagner Realty Sells Office Building To Prominent Bradenton Attorney
• Bradenton Fire Department News - Residential Structure Fire Caused By Four-Year-Old
• City Of Bradenton News - August 16, 2011
• Missing Child Featured on Marauders Poster Found
• Shoes for 100 Foster Children
• The Manatee Memorial Hospital Suncoast Challenge
• Saint Stephen's Students Shine at Latin National Competition in Kentucky
• Local Water Restrictions - August 11, 2011
• Back To School Night and Wingfest Coming to McKechnie Field
• Home Interiors LLC - Special Markdown Sale
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For August 17, 2011
• 'Unity In The Community' Back To School Resource And Wellness Rally
• 'Babies Can’t Wait' Collection Campaign
• Tea Party Manatee General Meeting
• Free Nonprofit Website Contest
• Blalock Walters’ Matt Westerman Selected For Leadership Manatee
• Annual Manatee Young Professionals Beach Bash
• Wolfe’s Born to Ride Offers All-Day Horseback Riding for Low Fare
• Shinn And Company's Christy Cardillo Selected For Leadership Manatee
• Get Your Pink On! Highlights Marauders Next Homestand
• FDOT Road Watch Advisory - Notice of Lane Closures - US 41 Business/Resurfacing Project
• Kiwanis Club Hosts Christmas in August for Homeless Children
• Baseball Factory Will Team Up With Roberto's Kids and The Pittsburgh Pirates To Host Equipment Drive In Bradenton
• City Of Bradenton News - August 2, 2011
• Leadership Manatee Announces Class of 2011-2012
• Speed Networking
• Road Closure in Bradenton - 15th Avenue West from 28th-29th Streets West
• Contingency Telecom Auditing Retained by NDC Construction of Bradenton
• August 2011 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• Why Your Business Should Have A Creative Facebook Landing Page
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Is Offering An Amazing Cruise Through The Panamacanal
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club Monthly Meeting
• Muscle Eze Massage and Rehab Relocates
• Fall 2011 Adult 7-on-7 Flag Football League
• Fall 2011 Adult Softball League
• Community Bank Announces Record Profit In Second Quarter and Fifth Consecutive Quarterly Profit
• Renaissance on 9th Presents a 'Bella Italia' Cooking Demo
• Wagner Realty Holds Internet Training Class at University Of South Florida
• Sales Activity at Pelican Pointe - The Half Year Report: January 1 - June 30, 2011
• City Of Bradenton News - July 26, 2011
• City of Bradenton Announces Road Closure Update - July 25, 2011
• Neal Communities Wins Three Aurora Awards In 2011
• Florida Clinical Research Center Welcomes Summer Intern, Lauren Patrusky
• Schuyler Re-Opens Integrative Medical Center
• Road Watch Advisory: Temporary Road Closures North of SR 64 / Manatee Avenue
• City of Bradenton Announces Road Closure Update - July 20, 2011
• City of Bradenton News - July 19, 2011
• Bradenton Christian School to Hold a Preschool Open House
• Road Closure in Bradenton Update - Jul 18, 2011
• Marauders Fan Will Win Diamond Ring During 8-Game Homestand
• Kids’ Back Pack Problems Grow And Clinic Offers Help
• Saint Stephen's Episcopal School Welcomes a New School Chaplain
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for July 20, 2011
• Arthur Murray Dance Studio Dance Classes
• Center Montessori School Open House
• United Way Of Manatee County Invests More Than $2 Million Into The Community
• Road Watch Advisory: US 41 Business Resurfacing Project To Begin
• American Red Cross Youth Corps Will Partner With East Manatee Fire Rescue
• Road Watch Advisory: Temporary Road Closure Of 8th Street West South Of SR 64 / Manatee Avenue
• Bradenton Marauders Trade Bats For Potter's Wheel
• Manatee Chamber of Commerce Announces July 2011 Programs
• Locations Needed To Host 'Babies Can't Wait' Collection Barrels
• Saint Stephen's Episcopal School News - Winner of Award
• Softball: Bradenton Fire Dept. vs. Bradenton Police Dept.
• The Gulfcoast Latin Chamber Of Commerce Announces Stance On Immigration Reform
• Meals on Wheels Plus Needs Donations for Hurricane Packages
• City of Bradenton News - July 5, 2011
• City Seeking Code Enforcement Board Member
• July 6, 2011 Bradenton City Council Workshop Cancelled
• Road Watch Advisory: Temporary Road Closure of 7th Street West South of SR 64 / Manatee Avenue
• Suntrust Bank Gift Makes A Significant Impact In Manatee County
• Sweet Tomatoes Celebrates One Year Anniversary with Manatee County YMCA
• Lane Closure In Bradenton - June 30, 2011
• Puppy Love at Sea Aboard Kathleen D Sailing Catamaran to Benefit Southeastern Guide Dogs
• Business ROI, Inc. New Product / Service Announcement - June 30, 2011
• City Of Bradenton Offices Closed For Independence Day
• Road Closure - 17th Avenue West between 1st-5th streets west
• July 2011 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• City of Bradenton News - June 28, 2011
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club, Inc. Monthly Meeting
• Detective Named Officer of the Month For July
• Fireworks, Postgame Concert And Trip To All-Star Game Headline Marauders Fourth Of July Weekend
• Robert Moates Seeks District 2 Seat on Manatee County School Board
• Manatee County Commission Names Two Manatee Chamber of Commerce Locations as Official Visitor Information Centers
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Summary Of Actions - June 22, 2011
• Second Speed Networking Event Scheduled at Southern Commerce Bank!
• The Tratz Group Announces Grand Opening The New Social Network Consultants for Southwest Florida
• Road Closure - Fifth Avenue Drive East between 1st-2nd Streets East
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club Monthly Meeting
• Meals On Wheels PLUS Of Manatee Receives Grant From The William G. And Marie Selby Foundation
• Red Cross Hosts 1st Hispanic Preparedness Fair
• City of Bradenton News - June 21, 2011
• Bradenton Police Department News - Operation Sandman
• Future WWE Superstars Wrestle At Mckechnie Field
• Meals On Wheels Plus Employee Marks 20 Years Of Service
• NATO condemns fiery speech by Libyan leader
• Speakers, presidents have complicated social ties
• Pa. man clubs family to death with bat, kills self
• Obama touts importance of fatherhood
• Giffords: 1st trip to hometown Tucson since attack
• Dead end amendments pave path to next election
• Bomb targeting troops kills 1 civilian in Pakistan
• First Annual Resident Appreciation Program
• Central Community Redevelopment Agency State of the District Address
• EDGE Real Estate Transaction Management News - Employee Announcement
• CPA Associates and Mauldin and Jenkins Finalize the Combination of Their Businesses and Add Partners
• 2nd test flight of X-51 aircraft ends in crash
• 6/18 School Briefs: Scholarship program launched
• Traffic Watch for June 18
• 06/18 - Public records
• Police doing curfew checks
• FLORIDA BRIEFS2nd suspect charged in murder of siblings
• They called him ‘the snake man’
• Sheriff's office losing a real cowboy
• Crime scene tech checks out bone dog brought home
• Sleeping homeless man robbed by thieves
• State water quality results show Bishop Harbor is OK
• Movieville festival kicks off in Lakewood Ranch
• Job search in county, statewide ‘frustrating’: Experts try to highlight glimmers of hope
• Anthony defense expert: Car smell was from trash
• Movieville events
• UN backs gay rights for 1st time
• Thieves try to steal sleeping homeless man's backpack
• School’s FCAT scores under investigation
• Obama is expected to unveil Afghan drawdown plan next week
• Angelina Jolie's visit to Syrian refugees draws mixed reaction
• APNewsBreak: Perry aides fact-finding on Iowa
• Republican candidates jostle over who is toughest
• Obama admin to end health care waivers
• US to stop accepting most mail to Canada
• Woman arrested for firing shot in Palmetto night club
• NYC hotel housekeeping head gets prison in killing
• Bradenton police crack down on juvenile offenders who break curfew
• 2 yachts destroyed in Clearwater marina fire
• Arrested man says he had about 10 beers too many
• Senegal may create VP post in 2012 election
• Hecklers disrupt Weiner's somber resignation in NY
• Sinkhole threatens 2 Tarpon Springs homes
• Florida city to issue refunds for red-light camera tickets
• Historic Marine base gets 1st-ever female general
• 1 person in custody in investigation at Pentagon
• Dog thrown in the trash in NYC is recovering
• NATO targets Tripoli with daytime raid
• Syrian troops seize another town; protests go on
• US Rep. Israel says Weiner was remorseful
• Bahrain cleric raises fresh doubts about talks
• Taking gardening to new heights
• Obama lukewarm on conservation
• Drilling down deep on fracking and our nation's energy future
• Court: School's ban on cornrows discriminatory
• Manatee animal advocates sway county commissioners
• Florida man sets home on fire while cleaning foot
• UN to delink al-Qaida and Taliban sanctions
• State wants broader water quality testing in Manatee River after sewage spill
• Ice cream vendor sent to hospital after attack in Palmetto
• Suspicious incident reported in River Club
• Democrats, GOP both happy with new DNC chairwoman
• Law enforcement warns residents to always lock car doors
• Romney stops in Sarasota for posh fundraiser
• Piney Point company contracts to begin cleanup
• Manatee school board does homework on health insurance
• Obama to visit wounded, meet with young leaders
• Garden containers that work all year long
• Road Closures In Bradenton - June 21- 22, 2011
• Nighttime Road Closure In Bradenton - June 19 - 24, 2011
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For June 22, 2011
• Bradenton Police Department Request To Use JAG Funds
• Dancer eyes Broadway from Paris
• Traffic Watch for June 17
• 6/17 LOCAL BRIEFS: Salvation Army saying hail, farewell
• Florida Railroad Museum finishes repairs
• Senate votes to repeal ethanol tax credits
• Fire causes $20,000 worth of damage
• Administration renews vow to speed up Alaska oil leases
• Weiner's resignation suggests social media, politics a risky mix
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• Folk musician spearheads benefit for server
• Sexting halts Weiner's promising political career
• Youth is an issue for Miranda rights, Supreme Court rules
• US eases travel warning for Ivory Coast
• Deputies investigate Palmetto shooting
• Palestinians stick to call for settlement freeze
• Manatee residents aid in Joplin disaster relief effort
• Driver crashes into pack of LA bicyclists; 9 hurt
• Defense set to call first witness in Anthony trial
• Suspect fire paintballs, stabs 4 in Orlando
• Lenders repossessed fewer homes in May
• St. Pete chief leads sessions on police shootings
• Panel considers Florida investment policy update
• AP source: House Dems to meet about Weiner case
• Syrian authorities detain hundreds in northwest
• Citigroup says 218,000 affected by hackers
• Al-Zawahri succeeds bin Laden as al-Qaida leader
• Ideas to keep the home going during summer
• Wal-Mart's motive is no secret: Going green saves it money
• Students, lawmakers question value of for-profit colleges
• Meet the man with the power to crack down on oil speculators
• Doctor to challenge US Rep. Schmidt in GOP primary
• Piney Point neighbors scared to drink well water
• Questions remain as Anthony prosecutors rest
• City of Bradenton contains sewage spill at treatment plant
• Solar panels taken from 8 school zones
• Bradenton City Council debates raising taxes to meet its obligations
• 2 charged for Bradenton burglary, conversation taped
• Arizona wildfire biggest in state history
• Malaysia couple charged in Indonesian maid's death
• Saint Stephen's Launches New Community Scholarship Program
• Manatee Chamber of Commerce Scores on 10 of Top 14 Issues
• City of Bradenton News - June 14, 2011
• Pakistan arrests after fatal raid roil relations
• $7 million memory care facility planned for Ranch
• Scott vetoes citrus research funding
• Obama hosts lawmakers for annual picnic
• White House defends U.S. role in Libya after lawmakers sue
• In Africa, Michelle Obama to honor Nelson Mandela
• Biden-led budget talks face daunting odds
• Senators question Pentagon cuts amid doubts on NATO
• Solar panels taken from school speed limit signs in Bradenton
• Questions remain as Anthony prosecutors rest case
• City: Flow of raw sewage into neighborhood, Manatee River stops
• State prepares to rest its case in Anthony trial
• Congress holds second hearings on violent Islam
• 2 arrested after rash of break-ins in Bradenton neighborhood
• Lifeguard tries to paddleboard across Fla. Straits
• Pentagon: Force stressed by war will need funding
• Senators press for sizable Afghanistan withdrawal
• Police: US Airways employee stowed away on flight
• Pembroke Pines charter schools face budget deficit
• Woman charged with killing kitten, hurting another
• Mass. family finds all 7 cats alive after tornado
• Gates says NATO alliance in danger of breaking
• Huntsman company pays $33M to settle lawsuit
• 27 Libyan soldiers flee fighting to Tunisia
• Syrian army readies sweep of second dissident town
• More aftershocks hit NZ city; fears worse to come
• 4 teens arrested after vehicle break-ins in Lakewood Ranch
• Bradenton man gets life in prison for gas station robberies
• State College of Florida students to study aboard NASA aircraft
• New evidence vault for Manatee sheriff in the works
• Officials break ground for new Manatee Technical Institute campus
• Leaks halted at former Piney Point phosphate plant
• Manatee commissioners debate tax increase for sheriff’s office
• Sanctions, fines imposed Florida assisted-living facilities
• Geoduck clams can be heavy and old
• Corn prices rise as multiple floods cut into crop
• Police: US Airways employee stowed away on flight
• Linchpin in hunt for bin Laden back with al-Qaida
• Official: 9 North Koreans defect by boat to SKorea
• Outspoken Rep. King faces newly contoured district
• Chicago may put a lid on latest eco-trend
• Mark Gilluly Named First Vice President For The Bradenton Merrill Lynch Office
• Bradenton Christian School To Hold A Preschool Open House
• NC House coalition overrides gov's historic veto
• Man injured in Manatee drive-by shooting
• Gunshots heard near Bradenton apartment complex
• Raw sewage pours into Manatee River
• Rooster loose in Bradenton
• Lawmakers challenge finding on Yucca Mountain action
• Armenian genocide bills ramp up diplomatic tension, cables show
• Water potable line causes street flooding
• US homeless population up slightly, as ranks grow outside cities
• IG: NRC chief 'wrong' to mislead commissioners
• House ready to slash funding for key oil-market regulator
• 11 rescued, 1 dead after boat capsizes off Florida
• Redistricting group calls Fla. hearings 'charade'
• Reports point to lower food prices, more hiring
• Report: Students don't know much about US history
• Water no longer spilling from Piney Point
• FEC clears Rep. Vern Buchanan in finance probe
• Keeping space between young ears | Shuttle’s end won’t stop teacher, pupils learning about cosmos
• 2 arrested after rash of car break-ins in Bradenton
• $55M settlement reached over Chinese drywall
• French parliament rejects gay marriage bill
• UN declares Nepal free of land mines
• California university partners with local agencies for 'zero waste' move out
• Bennett drops out of race for Congress
• House to boost veterans' programs, cut food aid
• Police: Man found with gun, package near Pentagon
• Obama: My family would be fine with just 1 term
• US denounces Syrian violence, but can't do much about it
• Govt postpones plan to sell mountain peaks
• Syrian tanks, troops extend reach in border areas
• Easing a drought but raising fears
• Off-label marketing: How testosterone replacement got big
• Animal rehabilitators hope patients 'wild up' and take off
• Former press secretary avoids predicting GOP race
• Pawlenty denies he pulled punches on health care
• Obama pledges focus on job creation
• Man injured in apparent drive-by shooting in Bradenton
• Correction: Spain Protests Story
• Bush still has most Fla. Dems wearing dunce caps
• Rubio to give first speech from Senate floor
• Brush fire goes out of control in Volusia County
• Skyrocketing food prices leave poor moms hungry
• Lakewoord Ranch Democrats to meet at 7 p.m. today
• Lakewood Ranch Humane Society opens new clinic, adoption center
• State to rest soon in Anthony trial
• Oxycodone scheme lands four from Bradenton, Sarasota in prison
• Two Manatee shooting victims expected to survive
• Ink drying on Wares Creek contract
• Piney Point leak causes concern for homeowner
• Manatee school board members delay budget vote
• Products to stock in your green home
• Puppy Love at Sea Aboard Kathleen D Sailing Catamaran
• Local Filmmaker and International Studio To Be Showcased In Viscera Film Festival
• Bradenton Police Department News: Lock Doors Of Unattended Vehicles
• Michele Bachmann enters presidential race
• Obama drops Weiner a hint: 'I would resign'
• AP Interview: Gates sees no bar to lifting gay ban
• Southern Colo. fire burning on 1,000 acres
• Senator urges US action on South China Sea dispute
• Survey: U.S. trails in equal legal treatment of citizens
• 4 from Bradenton, Sarasota sentenced to prison for prescription fraud
• Southern Baptists poised for historic election
• Snow, big run-off celebrated in water-hungry West
• Rapture preacher suffers stroke, now in hospital
• Texas light bulb bill would skirt federal plan
• Man shot multiple times at Palmetto intersection
• Manatee officials trying to prevent bigger Piney Point spill
• Another climate change concern: Indoor air
• Rare suicide attack in Pakistani capital kills 1
• An ultra-cool EV charging app
• Consumer Reports: Best, worst new cars for fuel economy
• Man dies after doing back-flip off Fla. bridge
• How to save energy and stay cool during a heat wave
• Q&A on updating the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)
• Researchers zero in on Bessie's methane emissions
• Anti-Nazi priest beatified at German ceremony
• Casey Anthony trial enters 4th week in Orlando
• Sunday soccer in Manatee has an international kick
• Man charged with Bradenton bank robbery
• Garden irrigation methods, ranked by efficiency
• Oil falls to near $98 on Saudi crude output boost
• Journalism Next | Southeast’s International Fair focuses on weddings
• Man shot to death in Sarasota
• Obama pushes jobs in trip fraught with politics
• Romney to face rivals in his first 2012 debate
• Search resumes for body of missing welder at Tampa Bay power plant
• Romney to face rivals in his first 2012 debate
• Congress returns to work; Weiner goes to treatment
• SKorea: NKorea may have miniaturized nuke warhead
• Poland's Lech Walesa diagnosed with pneumonia
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• Gibbs to counter GOP message in New Hampshire
• Man takes pic, tries to attack sleeping woman in Tampa
• Some win some lose in Australia-Malaysia swap deal
• Man shot six times outside Manatee home; suspect flees
• Lawyers target gay marriage ruling by Calif judge
• Final effort to save tiny rabbits from extinction
• CCG Office Solutions Joins The Manatee Chamber of Commerce and Celebrates Launch of New Business with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
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• 06/13 Local briefs: Free college counseling being offered
• FHP to focus on county's problems with bikes and pedestrians
• Perdue becomes 1st NC gov to veto budget plan
• Texas' Perry assails Obama on abortion at LA stop
• Pawlenty hits Romney on his Mass. health care plan
• Newt Gingrich looks to restart faltering campaign
• Weiner won't go; new photos surface on Internet
• Two brothers attacked on Manatee street, one bashed in head with black revolver
• Thousands demonstrate in Morocco's largest city
• Man shot six times outside Manatee home; suspect flees
• Fight over Boeing's S.C. factory erupts onto national stage
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• Cities by the Missouri hope levees hold back flood
• Skid Row featured in Emmy-nominated soap opera
• 2 Bradenton men arrested in residential burglaries
• Obama courting Puerto Ricans at home and abroad
• Afghanistan, Pakistan to target insurgent hideouts
• FHP: Off-duty sergeant hit, killed, by motorcycle
• 3 die in Zimbabwe gas truck fire, official says
• Adrian weakens to a tropical depression in Pacific
• Blasts kills 34 in Pakistan, as CIA chief visits
• Drought affecting Fla. has impact on animals, too
• 4 injured in dessert fire at Florida restaurant
• Manatee teachers take brunt of proposed budget cuts
• America’s Casey Anthony fixation
• A promising start for new era in Lakewood Ranch
• One injured in Manatee shooting
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• White House reaches out to youth vote with 'roundtables'
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• Some gay-rights foes claim they now are bullied
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• First Bank on Cortez robbed
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• SCHOOL BRIEFS: Free college counseling available
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• 06/12 - Public records
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• Weiner to take short leave as calls for resignation grow
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• Manatee woman reports missing trailer at Linger Lodge
• One injured in a Manatee shooting
• Tour company ordered to take buses out of service
• Alaska emails showcase Palin's political ambition
• Civil War balloon flight re-enacted on National Mall
• Obama faces more voter anxiety, less excitement
• Obama faces more voter anxiety, less excitement
• First Bank on Cortez robbed Friday
• PLANNED TARPON POINTE GRILL AIMS TO BOLSTER DOWNTOWN
• At least 21 killed in Afghanistan attacks
• Proposed Medicaid cuts put NJ in national debate
• Saudi Prince Khalid bin Abdullah dies
• 2 Fantasy 5 players each win $114,304.75 top prize
• 2012 troubles ahead for Obama in prized Florida?
• Bangladesh opposition calls new general strike
• US defense sales to Bahrain rose before crackdown
• Obama: Economic recovery is 'going to take time'
• Germany: outbreak waning, but more deaths possible
• AU force in Somalia on alert after minister killed
• Obama has challenges in Florida
• Bill Gates in China push against secondhand smoke
• Anthony murder trial enters 16th day of testimony
• Pensacola 3rd-grader brings 'mom's weed' to class
• Construction to resume on parts of solar project
• Del. AG Biden recuses himself from campaign probe
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• Famed Blues Revue magazine HQ moves to Village of the Arts
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• The Villages’ Rey picked as LWR manager
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• Wares Creek dredge contract to be signed
• Coyotes suspected in Bradenton pet's mauling
• Country star Josh Gracin parasails off Anna Maria Island
• Suspect, 19, arrested in Manatee homicide
• New pastor brings robust style to Our Lady of the Angels
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• Palin emails show her coping with rise to VP slot
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• GOP field anything but steady as NH debate nears
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• Low-profile, influential Hamas founder Shama dies
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• Manatee County looking for ways to save on animal services
• Romney to skip Iowa GOP, Florida straw polls
• State Department says Clinton not going anywhere
• Obama welcomes Gabon's president to Oval Office
• Feds investigating as 5 seals found shot in Mass.
• Gingrich's top campaign staff resigns; he vows to continue
• Club meetings: June 10
• Firehouse Subs donates life-saving equipment to Trailer Estates VFD
• Variegated tapioca is a real landscape thriller
• The voice that helped sell WWI Liberty bonds continues to inspire
• Merchants beat bankers in Senate debit card vote
• US delegation meets with American jailed in Cuba
• Manatee deputy discovers 91 boxes of live bees
• Toddler drowns in pond while fishing with familiy
• Court says Microsoft must pay in patent case
• Public, officials to meet Ranch manager candidates
• Pakistan army chief says US aid should be diverted
• Florida drought wilts crops, sparks wildfires
• Brother: Casey Anthony told him nanny took Caylee
• Citigroup says hackers accessed credit card data
• German court denies request to extradite Demjanjuk
• Container herbs to try
• Bees, butterflies among pollinators in decline
• USDA school nutrition proposal gets under potato growers' skins
• Ready to clean up with a green business
• NKorea threatens to expose taped talks with South
• US judges raise pointed questions about health law
• Helmsley's dog, Trouble, dies in Fla.
• Rights groups: More peacekeepers during Congo vote
• Form Base Codes get city’s thumbs-up
• Manatee students test above average on algebra exam
• Romney could face Mich. trouble over auto bailout
• Serving Spoon closes, other parties eye space
• Ecological danger swirls around Piney Point
• Manatee girl, 2, drowns in pond
• Anthony trial enters its 14th day of testimony
• Sex scandal, pregnancy tests Weiner's wife
• US, allies eye post-Gadhafi Libya
• India's most prominent painter, M.F. Hussain, dies
• Wars, budget top agenda for next Pentagon chief
• An Audit With A Happy Ending- One Million Dollars Saved!
• Florida Clinical Research Center Relocates to Cooper Creek Boulevard
• Road Closure In Bradenton – June 9, 2011
• Fires prompt home evacuations in northern Arizona
• Florida Highwaymen | Distinctive paintings of Old Florida on exhibit
• If you go
• Casey Anthony’s online queries detailed for jury
• Judges sharply challenging health care law
• 06/09 Local briefs: You and Me offers workshops
• Bradenton council turns down River Song changes
• Bar pushing lawyers into digital age
• Pain clinics raided in South Florida
• South Beach ‘B-Girls’ plead guilty in scheme to rip off male tourists at bars
• Education post elicits interest
• Obama to create White House Rural Council
• Manatee school bus struck by SUV on I-75; no injuries
• Pressure grows on Obama to rethink Afghan war policy
• Pressure grows on Obama to rethink Afghan war policy
• Senate panel OKs bill on first-responder communications
• Lawmakers learn power of social media, and the perils
• Pollution worsens kids' asthma, but efforts to cut it split Congress
• Manatee County adopts new ordinance on sign limits
• Jacksonville oman gets 5 years for toddler's methadone death
• Obama promotes job training as economic imperative
• Mexico officials: Man turned woman to avoid arrest
• Hot weather brings warnings around East region (with video)
• Bear takes dip in Florida home's spa (with photo)
• In fighting health care law, Florida rejects millions in federal aid
• Al-Qaida's No. 2 issues eulogy for bin Laden
• Panthers kill farm animals in Collier Co.
• Sarasota officials adopt policy for pain clinics
• Novel forensics tool used in Anthony trial
• Police say fake cops scam cash
• Sarasota police release new details on UK tourist slayings
• E-waste law reaches a milestone: 1 billion pounds of computer junk recycled in California
• After fighting for his country, Iraq veteran fights for a job
• Michigan organic makeup firm gives consumers natural alternatives to drugstore brands
• Tests show Piney Point leak may be toxic
• Zimbabwe president's friend then foe, Tekere, dies
• Senate showdown over limiting debit card fees
• Rights groups: no justice in Kyrgyzstan
• Manatee school board ends district-teacher impasse
• Rays draft Palmetto slugger
• Vietnam family doused with acid at birthday party
• Vegas mayor's wife gets to prolong Goodman's glory
• Speeding bus flips off bridge, kills 21 in India
• Babbitt criticizes Obama's response to GOP attacks on environment
• Ore. faith-healing couple convicted in felony case
• Rick Smith and Lisa Johnson of CS&L CPAs Elected to Community Boards
• 2011 Legislative Update and Presentation by the Bradenton Community Redevelopment Association
• 06/08 LOCAL BRIEFS: Teen disaster camps beingheld in July
• Senate report: Afghanistan faces economic downturn
• Whisper Bend neighbors getting into safety
• Pastries by Design to relocate to LWR Main Street
• Manatee County utilities to get makeover
• Greenpeace stages protest at Mattel office over Barbie packaging
• Obama toasts Merkel at Rose Garden dinner
• Annual experience increase voted down by Manatee school board members
• Clinton off to plot Libya strategy with allies
• US general in charge of training Afghan forces gives upbeat update
• Russian spacecraft blasts off for space station
• EPA plans to ban some rodent poisons
• Bankers, merchants debit card fight hits Senate
• Testimony in Anthony trial focuses on trash bag (with video)
• Senate hearing: high debts from for-profit schools
• Tropical depression forms south of Acapulco
• Orlando teen nipped by shark in New Smyrna Beach
• AP sources: Yemen leader hurt worse than thought
• Tropical depression forms south of Acapulco
• Groups seek slowdown of ships off Calif. coast to avoid collisions with whales
• Obama, Merkel to talk policy before night of pomp
• Ruptures found at Piney Point facility
• Va. inmate sues after gruesome tries at sex change
• UK to propose fresh anti-extremism tactics
• NY inflatable mishap focuses on regulating rides
• Deal near on fees in Wares Creek project
• Manatee County FCAT scores show mixed results
• Father: Missing Indiana student called every day
• Libyan woman who claimed rape arrives in Romania
• FACT CHECK: Santorum omits key details on deficit
• Grant awarded to assess ‘brownfield’ sites Manatee, Sarasota
• Historic invasion ‘high point’ of Bradenton D-Day veteran’s life
• Former Allman drummer leaves lasting legacy
• Gunman robs Bradenton business of as much as $7,000
• Anthony trial enters its 12th day of testimony
• Fla. ex-cons can get prescription discounts
• Voters say Weiner can survive lewd photo scandal
• Slain Manatee School for the Arts teacher's loved ones waiting for closure, justice
• Manatee County set to build artificial reef off beach
• Robbery suspect's arrest may have saved his life, says Manatee sheriff's office
• Work underway on new MTI campus in E. Manatee
• China acid spill knocks out water to half million
• US waits for economic reforms by new partner India
• Las Vegas' first lady goes after husband's title
• Australian sues gov't after being jailed in UAE
• China executes student who stabbed woman to death
• Road Closure In Bradenton - Jun 6, 2011
• Free College Counseling Seminars
• Youth Progressive Marathon, G.T. Bray Park – Bradenton, FL
• Pawlenty proposes three-tier income tax system
• 6/7 LOCAL BRIEFS: Home ownership class offered
• 6/7 POLICE BRIEFS: Man robbed at gunpoint in his car
• Traffic Watch for June 7
• Top Obama economic adviser to leave
• U.S. says Yemen's Saleh should step aside 'immediately'
• Obama and German chancellor dine out
• As decision on Grand Canyon mining nears, sides line up
• Weiner: I'll cooperate with ethics investigation
• Environmentalists urge ship speed limits to protect whales
• AZ gov picks prominent lawyer for immigration case
• Man, 22, charged with using note to rob Kmart pharmacy in Ellenton
• Manatee County students’ FCAT scores lag behind state averages
• Gunmen rob man in Bradenton
• Do Your Part: Eco-friendly ideas to keep kids busy this summer
• 3 officers injured in 2 Tennessee shootings
• Companies provide Cuban documents for a price
• Supreme Court turns down Snipes' appeal
• Bahraini doctors who treated protesters face trial
• Remote Antarctic island is 'richer in biodiversity than the Galapagos'
• LECOM students graduate
• Teens get the ‘text’ message about driving
• 'Avatar' sequels to be solar-powered
• House built from a passion for green
• Court set for 2 linked to Utah immigrant list
• EarthTalk: Status of the 2010 Safe Cosmetics Act
• 7 edible weeds: One person's annoyance is another person's salad
• Santorum in White House race; 'In it to win'
• Gallery: In the pink
• Small earthquake rumbles beneath Los Angeles
• Israeli defense minister: Syrian regime doomed
• NATO steps up strikes in Libya
• Manatee deputies investigate assault
• Millions displaced by natural disasters last year
• He's back: Santorum runs as reliable conservative
• White House preps for Merkel's Tuesday visit
• Senators tell Biden to reject GOP Medicare plan
• Madoff worker slated to plead guilty in plea deal
• Casey Anthony trial enters 3rd week in Orlando
• Lake Okeechobee drops to lowest level since 2007
• Manatee officials investigate firebombing
• Health care law waivers stir suspicion of favors
• Introducing, L’BRI Pure n’ Natural Aloe Skin Care Products
• Wachovia Wells Fargo Gift Makes A Significant Impact In Manatee County
• MCGEE Auto Service And Tires Grand Opening
• The Mark Wandall Foundation and Manatee Chamber of Commerce Recognize Dick Vitale Honored by the Save the Mark: Citizens Advocate Award
• Kathleen D Sailing Catamaran Private Charter for Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix
• Experts: Anthony defense team faces uphill battle
• 30 years, many advances, but AIDS still deadly
• Hurricane insurance: Will new law be the fix?
• Traffic Watch for June 6
• Journalism Next | Palmetto High School: Students make a difference through adopt-a-fourth-grader
• Panhandle towns finally noticing signs of recovery
• Outbreak blamed on German sprouts
• Palin: I didn't `mess up' Paul Revere history
• Moroccans march to protest death of demonstrator
• Ryan's Medicare plan puts Republicans on the spot
• Girl, 16, fatally shot in Tampa; brother critical
• Madoff underwear sells for $200 at Fla. auction
• Public vs. private: Long an issue for John Edwards
• A year after BP oil spill, Panhandle towns seeing signs of recovery
• Rep. Ron Paul says he sounded alarm on deficits
• Officials investigate attempted firebombing in S. Manatee
• Top UK academics form new university
• Explosion in downtown Nairobi injures 29 people
• APNewsBreak: Senators target Internet narcotics
• New marker for US soldiers' resting place in SW FL
• Inmate who fled Indiana jail caught in Florida
• Russia: NATO 'one step' from land war in Libya
• Revamped Soyuz spacecraft readied for launch
• Crews try to protect Ariz. communities from fires
• Manatee High graduation a family affair
• Lakewood Ranch holds graduation ceremony
• Sheriff’s office: Manatee man stunned three times during DUI arrest
• MSO: Woman robbed after refusing to give a ride
• CELEBRATE BRADENTON PHOTO CONTEST WINNER Reaching new heights
• Weighing another run, Giuliani encounters an enthusiasm gap
• Would ending corporate tax breaks make dent in deficit?
• South Access To Bradenton's Historic Old Main Streetto Close Tuesday Night, June 7, 2011
• Future is now for Bradenton riverfront
• ‘Leave your mark,’ Palmetto grads
• CASEY ANTHONY TRIAL: Experts testify on trace evidence from car
• 06/01 - Public records
• 06/05 - Real Estate Transactions
• 06/-5 - Police blotter
• Manatee's featured fugitives for June 5
• Singer-songwriters cruise through sets on Cayamo
• Central High School and Horizons Academy
• The Out-of-Door Academy
• Ex-Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger dies
• $100,000 worth of seafood stolen in Palmetto
• GRADUATIONS 2011 | The Out-of-Door Academy
• AP Interview: Huntsman mapping out 2012 strategy
• 600 evacuate as Puyehue volcano erupts in Chile
• NJ fun park reopens day after Ferris wheel death
• AP Interview: Huntsman mapping out 2012 strategy
• Report: 5 killed in clashes in southwest Tunisia
• Plane that landed in Hudson heads to NC museum
• 3 Fantasy 5 players win $79,424 top prize
• Obama to meet with leaders of Nigeria, Gabon
• AP Exclusive: Boy in Mladic video looks back
• Bomb kills 4 NATO troops in eastern Afghanistan
• Bosnian war survivors battle to overcome trauma
• Ambitious Weiner sees media strategy backfire
• 9-year-old prepares for solo balloon flight
• Ariz. fire burns summer cabins, forces evacuations
• Obama: Automakers inspire in face of 'headwinds'
• Scott signs bill to crack down on pill mills
• 06/04 - Public records
• Jackson Lab drops Sarasota expansion plans
• New restaurants line up for Old Main Street in Bradenton
• Man, 66, drowns on Siesta Key
• Official: Piney Point stable
• ‘Potential for greatness’ for Braden River High graduates
• Teacher who punched student won't be charged
• Taiwan's leader urges China to free dissidents
• Kathleen D Sailing Catamarans Kick Off Summer Season with Egmont Key Island Adventures
• Kathleen D Celebrates Father's Day with a 'Dads Sail Half Price' Special Event
• Traffic Watch for June 4
• 6/4 LOCAL BRIEFS: Resurfacing project set for LWR
• Anthony on video tells her parents: We’ll be together
• ACLU sues to stop new elections law
• Scott takes blame for confusion
• Ex-Sen. Allen again voices regret for '06 remark
• Huntsman says he backs House's scolding on Libya
• Pope heads to Balkans with pro-EU message
• Indictment describes late attorney's efforts to hide Edwards' lover
• Like predecessors, Obama declines embassy move
• Seven Republicans will debate in New Hampshire on June 13
• After meteoric rise, Edwards takes a fall like few others
• Scientific voyage to study Japanese nuclear impact on ocean
• In a first, Coast Guard installs woman in top post
• Syrian protests grow despite attacks, Internet cut
• Gov. Rick Scott signs overhaul of Medicaid, growth laws
• Land surveyors rescued twice after they get lost in East Manatee swamp
• Bradenton.com's Top 10, June 2, 2011
• Fla. AG's office admits missteps in Tampa abuse case
• Younger Fla. imam pleads not guilty in terror case
• Moorings Point Circle resurfacing project slated
• Rare white rhino dies in Czech zoo
• The goal: a 'no-kill' community in Manatee for animals
• Manatee commission sides with neighbors in restaurant dispute
• Romney said he had right policy on auto companies
• Pa. woman, 76, kills self after police standoff
• North Korea vows military action against South
• Bahrain police open fire at protesters in capital
• Bayshore grads “to take the path less traveled”
• UK police cleared of assaulting terror suspect
• This Week in the Civil War
• Obama, in Ohio, will promote auto industry rebound
• St. Petersburg to crack down on homeless in downtown
• Florida Legoland needs 800 more workers
• Shuttle boom alerts owner to burglary
• Jurors in Anthony trial to see more jail videos
• Pennsylvania girl wins Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Apartments may violate Fair Housing Act, lawsuit says
• Manatee homicide case still open
• Piney Point gusher continues
• No restitution to borrowers of Coast Bank in Bradenton
• FACT CHECK: Romney miscasts economy in GOP debut
• Wis. lawmakers target police, firefighter benefits
• FPL To Trim Trees In Palma Sola Area
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For June 8, 2011
• Raymond James Finanical Services: Employee Announcement
• Home Depot sued over sale of illegal paints
• Food Network delays Jose’s ‘Triple D’ spot
• Jurors hear Anthony police interview
• 6/3 POLITICAL NOTES: Buchanan rejects call to quit post
• Palmetto man arrested after robbery
• Traffic Watch for June 3
• Foundation awards scholarships
• Australia criticized over child asylum seeker plan
• Manhattan DA subpoenas Goldman in mortgage-deal probe
• Recall news
• Boehner moves to quell bipartisan uprising over U.S. role in Libya
• Oil spill was economic, not environmental, disaster for Mississippi, governor says
• If Edwards is indicted, tarnished Justice unit would handle the case
• Kallins, Little, Delgado & Estigarribia award 11 college scholarships
• VFW Post 12055 announces essay winners
• Cool your garden with silver and white
• Homeschool high school grads, prom royalty announced
• Bradenton.com's Top 10, June 1, 2011
• US Sen. Marco Rubio to teach part-time at FIU
• CA judge won't release most of jury transcript
• Philippines to file new UN protest on China
• Palmetto man arrested after robbery try, threatening to shoot 2 victims
• Edward “Eddie” Graham Jr. | Local business, community leader dies
• Cuts proposed to stop Manatee County's red ink
• McNeal student out of spelling bee
• Ex-Israeli spymaster: No Iran attack through 2012
• Sunflowers around, smiles abound
• AIDS at 30: Killer has been tamed, but not conquered
• Khodorkovsky testifies in defense of ex-colleague
• Romney: 'Barack Obama has failed America'
• Soldier home on leave thwarts Sarasota bank robbery
• Thailand seeks to ban tourists' Buddha tattoos
• Cantor: Job creation hinges on better governance
• British police surround bank with man inside
• Southeast students graduate
• Critics pan Calif. legislative attempt to stop suction dredge mining for gold
• Florida Panhandle sea turtle nesting looking strong
• Florida's first lady urges kids to read outdoors
• Congratulations times 6! Sextuplets born in Pa.
• State nearing halfway point in Casey Anthony trial
• Officials won't force FEMA trailers on Ala. town
• Sentencing set for couple that held woman 18 years
• Manatee burglary suspect remains at large
• 3 appointed as trustees for State College of Florida
• Cause sought for leak at Piney Point
• Manatee School for the Arts graduates 107 seniors
• Romney seeks 2nd chance with GOP presidential bid
• With historic Northwest hydroelectric dams stilled, salmon expected to return
• Vacancy on City’s Tree Board
• Drug tests loom for new aid applicants
• Stimulus critic Scott uses Uncle Sam’s cash
• Sierra Club project finds mercury in Minnesotans' hair
• White House promotes auto bailouts, cites paybacks
• Obama, Dems hoping to raise $60M by late June
• House speaker suggests higher-level deficit talks
• WH to permit news photos of special addresses
• Manatee 4th grader doesn’t make it to semi-finals in national spelling bee
• Gov. Rick Scott includes 'failed stimulus' money in budget
• $27K in appliances stolen from closed Manatee restaurant
• Missing Manatee woman found OK in South Carolina
• Manatee deputies: Woman charged with burglary after man finds her going through a purse
• AP Exclusive: Doc recalls kids from bin Laden home
• Zimbabwe monitors want militia bases destroyed
• 3 rescued gators leaving Arizona for Florida
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,454
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,491
• Aid group warns of worsening hunger in Africa
• Oral rounds begin at Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Nesting turtles give clues on oil spill's impact
• Mladic cooperative when taken into custody
• Dredging of Wares Creek in Bradenton delayed again
• FEC: Congressman Buchanan’s Hyundai dealership broke election law
• Toxic Piney Point reservoir leaking near Port Manatee
• Wal-Mart gets that a smaller carbon footprint is good for business
• They are tracking survival, one fawn at a time
• Another kind of fun for our nation's youth outdoors
• Japan's PM faces no-confidence vote over crisis
• Man, woman charged with armed robbery in Bradenton
• Spain's king annoyed with queries about his health
• Florida police say suspect carried large-screen TV on bike
• June 1 marks start of Atlantic storm season
• Elton John urges Scott to save HIV/AIDS funding
• Busch Gardens, SeaWorld change season-pass policies
• Large bear roaming Gainesville neighborhood
• Casey Anthony trial continues after emotional day
• Local Republicans, Democrats squabble over new Florida election law
• Holder to testify before commission on crack
• Palin confirms she's in LLC that bought Ariz. home
• Manatee Chamber of Commerce Welcomes More Than 150 New Members So Far in 2011
• Firefighters Raise Money for Children’s Burn Foundation of Florida
• Creative Electric Welcomes Master Electrician, Scott McBride
• Two Sergeants to Share Officer of the Month Honor
• BUYOUT Night, '80s Celebration and Great Giveaway Highlight Homestand
• US role in Asia on agenda for Gates' final trip
• Scott signs bill on welfare drug testing
• 6/10 Political Briefs: Tea Party talks on oil, gas today
• LECOM commencement, groundbreaking this week
• Wares Creek timeline
• Bealls, Sun Hydraulics thrived in 2010
• Emotional testimony marks day 6
• 06/01 Local briefs: Seat open on Myakka Fire District
• Amazon rainforest: Proposed law threatens to cripple preservation efforts
• House votes down debt-limit increase with no budget cuts
• Justice Breyer breaks collarbone in bike accident
• Wells Fargo settles complaints of deaf customers
• Obama to award Medal of Honor to Army sergeant
• Perry, Huntsman meet for dinner in Texas
• Pakistan forms commission to probe bin Laden raid
• Republicans question healthier eating proposals
• K9 Ranger helps arrest man after vehicle burglaries in Manatee
• Predicting 2011 hurricane season could be tough
• Belfast marks 100th anniversary of Titanic launch
• One killed, seven injured during police-involved shootings on South Beach
• VIDEO | Mad dash for seats at Casey Anthony trial
• Court to clarify witness identification rules
• Turkey defends Internet filtering plans
• Man drowns after wading into San Francisco Bay
• Homeless woman charged with kidnapping boy, 9, in Sarasota
• Romney labels Barack Obama 'ineffective president'
• South African envoy found guilty of hate speech
• Bachmann: GOP race can handle me and Palin
• Do Your Part: What's getting under your skin this summer?
• AP names veteran reporter Sidoti political editor
• Obama finds some solid ground; tests still ahead
• 7-Eleven robbed in Bradenton; suspect caught
• Dog rescue facility in Manatee might be forced to shut down
• Pakistani jets kill 18 in attacks on militants
• Teens killed in crash days before graduation
• Merkel's flight to India delayed by Iran
• Casey Anthony trial set to resume in Orlando
• Blagojevich to resume testifying for 3rd day
• Sea turtle nesting season begins in Fla. Panhandle
• Casey Anthony trial set to resume in Orlando
• City of Bradenton Newsletter - May 31, 2011
• Let's B Safe
• Vitale scores $1.3M against pediatric cancer
• Palin bus tour leaves Washington _ but for where?
• Absence of ‘Big Flag’ doesn’t dim Manatee County Memorial Day
• National Memorial Day marked by parades, flyovers, flags
• Burger King is going for a new look, menu
• One dead, 7 hurt in police shooting on Miami Beach
• Realtors hope open doors mean closings
• Crews rescue man trapped in Tenn cave
• Number of unaccounted for in Joplin drops to 29
• Women breaking barriers in Navy, not SEALs yet
• Obama names Dempsey as Joint Chiefs chair as defense shakeup continues
• Bradenton man wants volunteers to help in Joplin
• Pawlenty touts Medicare proposal during Iowa trip
• Wanted: Homes for Spanish exchange students
• Police: Drive-by shooting leads to chase, crash in Pinellas
• 400-plus stung by jellyfish on central Fla. beach
• Wildfires destroy 12 homes in Texas Panhandle
• Obama names Dempsey as Joint Chiefs chair as defense shakeup continues
• Armed residents put up resistance to Syrian army
• Libyan rebels distribute rules on POW treatment
• Obama expected to name new Joint Chiefs head
• Suu Kyi plans tour of Myanmar countryside in June
• US medics brave fire to save lives in Afghan war
• Obama prospects might hinge on voter registration
• 2 workers may have exceeded Japan radiation limit
• Pakistan detains ex-navy commandos after raid
• GOP presidential contenders drift to the right
• Guzzlers B Gone: New fuel economy labels for cars
• Four inexpensive ways to celebrate the outdoors with your kids
• Fish often mislabeled as wild salmon or red snapper, report finds
• Jessica Alba urges Congress to overhaul toxic chemicals law
• Defaulting on U.S. debt dangerous even to consider
• South Florida man wants people to 'Kiss America'
• UF dorms to receive a makeover
• Orlando installs meters for donations to homeless
• The nation's weather
• Obamas honor America's veterans on Memorial Day
• Man loses his pants in Bradenton robbery
• Gunman robs Dollar General store in Bradenton
• Texas may soon make 'frack' chemicals public
• Hallowed ground: Sarasota National Cemetery fills void
• Keeton’s Office And Art Supply Wins 2011 Large Business Of The Year From Venice Area Chamber Of Commerce
• 3,000 pack Main Street in LWR to honor heroes
• Manatee woman calls 911, says her home surrounded; boyfriend inside with her arrested
• Bradenton man, 21, charged in car thefts
• At 84, he's still the `guardian angel' of Route 66
• Gallery: In remembrance
• Manatee man’s killer remains at large
• Tea Party wants Rubio to deliver
• Traffic Watch for May 30
• HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
• Teen safe driver course set for June 5
• Thoughts on Vietnam, 50 years later
• Clashes erupt in Belgrade to protest Mladic arrest
• Ala. town hit by tornadoes bans FEMA trailers
• Manatee man's killer remains at large
• Yemen leader accused of allowing Islamist takeover
• Palin joins 'Rolling Thunder' to launch East Coast tour
• Las Vegas Mayor Goodman reluctantly says goodbye
• Palin kick-starts bus tour on back of motorcycle
• Former Texas Gov. Bill Clements dead at 94
• VA infection issues lead to 13,000 veterans' tests
• Cheetah captured while roaming Abu Dhabi
• Despite long wait, flood warnings make an impact
• Bradenton man caught stealing from cars
• Abkhaz leader Bagapsh dies in Moscow hospital
• Raid on bin Laden compound avenged CIA deaths
• Taliban's new tactic: High-profile inside jobs
• Obama going to Missouri to offer help in healing
• Facebook bragging leads to Florida man's poaching arrest
• 2 dead, up to 15 injured in Wash. state bus crash
• Man shot to death in Bradenton
• How long can our hurricane luck last?
• Cutting resource officers will hurt students, some say
• 1 boater missing, 1 dead near Sunshine Skyway
• Manatee's featured fugitives for May 29
• GOP asks: Where is Democrats' plan to cut deficits?
• Unable to stop land grab, Chinese farmer set self afire
• VIETNAM: 50 years later, memories still vivid for many in Manatee
• Holiday closings
• 05/29 - real estate transactions
• Lindy Lou, you left a priceless relic
• 05/29 - Public records
• Pair’s disappearance a cold case for Volusia County
• Casey Anthony’s mom, ex testify
• Sanibel artist’s muse comes from the dark side
• 05/29 - Police blotter
• Traffic Watch for May 29
• One killed, one injured in Bradenton shooting
• Stanwick helps Virginia cruise to win over Denver in NCAA lacrosse semifinal
• Obama: U.S. to send F-16s on training missions to Poland
• Women plunge from window of Atlanta hotel; 1 dead
• Italy wants to reduce its Lebanon troops
• Some NY immigrants cite lack of Spanish as barrier
• Atlanta mayor juggles national profile, local aims
• Tax reform defined Huntsman's governorship
• Southern Sudan's VP to travel to Khartoum
• Astronauts 'bask in glow' of 4 good spacewalks
• Republican presidential contest suddenly heats up
• Biden trumpets resurgent US auto industry
• Bosnia tensions live on despite Mladic capture
• China police seal off restive Inner Mongolia towns
• Mladic arrest fails to lift burden from Dutch
• The nation's weather
• Trial opens for Ore. couple over child health care
• De Soto National Memorial Awarded America’s Best Idea Grant
• Memorial Day Ceremony in Downtown Bradenton
• Grand Opening At Home Interiors
• Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School
• 123 Cardinal Mooney students get their diplomas at Van Wezel
• ‘Midtown Manatee’ primed for encouraging business
• Neighborhood Market Day
• 2011 HURRICANE SEASON: Florida’s new emergency director listens, learns
• It’s official: Bennett will face Castor
• Memorial Day events
• Hoops for troops
• Traffic Watch for May 28
• 05/28 - Public records
• 5/28 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Appeals court upholds med-mal cap
• 4 more charged in $1.2B Ponzi scheme
• CASEY ANTHONY TRIAL: Tow driver describes stench
• Holiday closings
• Manatee protesters fear loss of Medicare
• 5/28 LOCAL BRIEFS: Dry season hurts reuse pressure
• Animal cruelty cases ongoing
• Dam spills extra water; tons of fish are killed
• Huntsman to skip New Hampshire debate
• Texas governor will consider running for president
• AP National News Calendar for June
• Giuliani to visit NH, 1st primary state
• Some Manatee park fees set to go up
• North Korea says it will free detained US citizen
• Bachmann notes 'calling' to run for president
• Defendant in 4 Calif killings pleads not guilty
• Ugandans march, sue, over deaths of pregnant women
• Planned Bradenton grocery could benefit from grants
• De Soto National Memorial in Bradenton wins $10K grant to help attract younger visitors
• Scientists look for lingering damage from BP oil spill
• Amer-I-Can graduates 350 in emotional ceremony
• Woman beaten, robbed at Bradenton motel
• Rare coins spill onto median when SUV flips in FL
• Ohio-to-Fla. flight makes emergency landing in Pa.
• Fla. detention deputy accused of making child porn
• Korean War POW finally buried after 60 years
• Warm welcome, few policy wins for Obama in Europe
• Afghan government struggles to spend donated funds
• GOP presidential hopefuls shift on global warming
• Romney returns to Iowa with a leaner organization
• Suspect wanted in Wachovia Bank robbery in Bradenton
• Manatee colleges, rowing center regroup after budget vetoes
• After recent attacks, officials urge moose respect
• NYC project IDs more than 4,000 Civil War graves
• GOP hopefuls once hot, now cold on global warming
• Sri Lanka's president stands by his armed forces
• Wine industry aims to attract more Latinos
• From butterflies, some lessons about life and death
• Edwards meets leading figure in criminal probe
• North Korean leader returns home from China
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Summary Of Actions - May 25, 2011
• Elizabeth Walch Elected Treasurer of the Manatee County Bar Association
• Manatee 3rd-graders lag in FCAT reading, math
• Governor nixes record $615M from budget
• LWR High students unveil sheet metal sculpture
• Traffic Watch for May 27
• 34 students compete in history fair finals
• Local Memorial Day events
• State: Anthony acted normal day before arrest
• Delegation considers session a success
• 5/27 LOCAL BRIDFS: Final Saturday for farmers market
• Holiday closings for Memorial Day
• Congress sends terrorism-fighting bill to Obama
• Clyburn protests McClatchy article on Obama and race
• 45 senators urge Obama to sell F-16s to Taiwan
• Romney to enter presidential race next week
• Auditors question US military plans in East Asia
• Club meetings: May 27
• Neighbors in Uniform: May 27
• Proms add special memories to senior year
• Masked gunman robs Bradenton bank
• Manatee County third graders score below state average in reading and math
• Egypt's Islamist group to boycott major rally
• Fla. 10-year-old drags alligator home from canal
• BP asks judge to dismiss many spill claims
• Locke breezes through China envoy confirmation hearing
• Manatee deputies arrest suspect in 2 burglaries
• Suspect in Bradenton stabbing arrested in North Carolina
• Ex-boyfriend: Anthony calm day before her arrest
• UK convicts ex-peer of expenses fraud
• Obama: US, Russia to work on missile defense
• Riverwalk funding gets final Bradenton City Council blessing
• 3rd grade FCAT scores set for release
• New poll shows Obama with a bump in Florida
• Joys of a portable herb garden
• Lone pine may be seed of forest's rebirth
• Clinton boosts Lagarde IMF bid but withholds vote
• Blair: Obama anxious about Israel's fate
• Romney version 2012 means smaller Iowa presence
• Pharmacy robberies might be linked (with photo gallery)
• Steer clear of nesting beach birds in Florida
• Police looking for missing Fla. woman, grandson
• AP Enterprise: Tornado victims often uninsured
• Space shuttle commander talks to wife almost daily
• Brainy Lakewood Ranch athletes take top state award
• Holiday prompts DUI crackdown in Manatee
• Manatee bucking foreclosure trends
• Red Cross: More aid needed in disasters, conflicts
• Oil at $101 amid weak dollar, mixed demand signs
• Men narrow women's population advantage
• Anthony trial: Attorneys paint 2 sides of mother
• Arab uprisings top Obama's agenda at G-8
• House lawmakers at odds over terrorist suspects
• June 2011 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• Road Closure in Bradenton
• You May Qualify for Mortgage Assistance
• AmericanStyle Ranks Bradenton a Top 10 Small City for Art
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - May 24, 2011
• Negotiations continue on proposed water park
• Memorial Day closings
• Plenty of local events scheduled to salute ‘ultimate sacrifice’
• Poll says Gov. Scott leading the loathed
• 05/26 Local briefs: Blood bank opening new location
• Manatee County cutting 54 positions
• Senate moves Patriot Act toward extension
• Palin signals she has WH ambitions, reluctance
• Democratic-led Senate rejects House GOP budget, Medicare plan
• Racism partly to blame for Obama's problems, key Democrat says
• Martin Dempsey biography
• Egypt says it will reopen Gaza border crossing Saturday
• Kmart pharmacy in Ellenton robbed of pills
• Manatee deputy uses stun gun to subdue juvenile domestic battery suspect
• 500-foot wheel on Vegas Strip gets OK from FAA
• Tornado warning issued for Kansas City, Mo
• Florida dentist, elderly patient scuffle over dentures
• Always something fun to do in B’Town
• Buffer changes make way for business at Manatee shopping center
• Fresh plaster at Manatee Players' new theater in downtown Bradenton
• Pipeline fire going on 2nd day in Nigeria's delta
• North Korea's Kim meets China's Hu
• EU reaches deal on nuclear stress tests
• Manatee migrant families celebrate their high school grads
• Manatee OKs watered down fertilizer ordinance
• Manatee Avenue drivers await end of road work
• US cable: Pakistani officers get anti-US lessons
• From high seas to Felton trees: Cargo containers used to create ultra-modern cabin
• Overcoming 'timber-itch'
• As ice melts and technology improves, interest in Arctic grows
• As face of health care law, HHS' Sebelius soldiers on
• Florida poll: Scott approval rate hits new low
• Florida man fatally shot as he helps lift rifle out of car
• Dinosaur catches fire at Ohio amusement park
• Legoland Florida opens Oct. 15
• Anthony murder trial enters 2nd day of testimony
• Elizabeth Smart kidnapper set for sentencing
• No developments in Manatee School for the Arts teacher slaying
• Bradenton man gets 50-year sentence for robbery, beating woman
• Fla. mom's trial opens with explosive accusations
• Publisher Conde Nast to sign $2B WTC tower lease
• INFLUENCE GAME: Colt aiming to keep rifle business
• UN rights watchdog says Aussie refugee swap racist
• Take a Trip to the All-Star Game in Clearwater
• Sarasota-Based International Film Studio Nabs Award For Best Disney Wedding Video
• 05/25 Local briefs: Food giveaway planned
• 05/25 School briefs: Grad day to be at RacePark
• Bradenton No. 10 best small city for arts
• Senate panel seeks answers to prescription drug abuse
• New U.S. sanctions hit Iran's gasoline imports
• Senate panel seeks answers to prescription drug abuse
• Senate moves to force vote on Patriot Act
• Spending cuts will force tough choices for military, Gates says
• Congress gives Netanyahu enthusiastic support down the line
• In Florida, Pawlenty calls for entitlement reform
• US buys first electric cars, charging stations
• Egypt will try ex-President Mubarak in protesters' deaths
• Tattooed bicyclists may have pulled off 2 robberies in Bradenton
• Bradenton man sentenced to 50 years for gas station robberies
• Plan would give animals guardians in Manatee court cases
• Hamas' top leader challenged by Gaza strongman
• In the 2012 campaign, environmentalists don't matter
• Hundreds of volunteers work to save stranded whales in Florida Keys
• A hero's welcome to Manatee for wounded veterans
• Gas prices affecting Meals on Wheels deliveries
• DNA evidence said to link ex-IMF leader to NY maid
• Blast hits Iran refinery as Ahmadinejad visits
• Al-Qaida bomber leaves behind a fingerprint
• Obama: Midwest storms devastating, heartbreaking
• Lebanese cleric detained for alleged spying
• $155 million project to begin on Interstate 75 in Hillsborough, Pasco
• Florida strip club guard accused of attempted murder
• Florida police probe fatal shooting of wave runner thief
• Preacher says world will actually end in October
• Woman charged with Bradenton robbery
• Historic house on the move in Anna Maria
• Bradenton shooting of woman, son still under investigation
• Detectives have suspect in Manatee sheriff's office's first ’11 homicide
• Manatee teacher loses tenure in Facebook case
• Manatee school budget proposals include job cuts, furloughs
• Explorers tussle with Spain over treasure in court
• Senate considers Patriot Act despite concerns
• Hearing to address proposed rule on stricter mercury emissions limits
• Charity drop-off box? Not always
• Army arrests Israeli activists in West Bank
• Sarasota bank hit by robber
• Pawlenty taking pitch to Miami
• Downtown Sarasota parking spots open up on first day of paid parking
• Anthony trial to hinge on forensics
• Possible Palin house buy in Arizona creates buzz
• GOP proposes cuts to domestic, foreign food aid
• Supreme Court: California must reduce prison population
• Scott, Florida begin annual hurricane exercise
• Congress probes land deal in Alaska's Tongass forest
• Pawlenty courts Iowa, but how does he fit in 2012 GOP field?
• Manatee County schools can expect furloughs, job cuts and outsourcing
• Gunman robs bank near Manatee-Sarasota county line
• Tough diplomacy: US forces Syrian retreat at UN
• Uganda protesters make racket for opposition
• Abbas defends unity deal against US criticism
• Court to decide if Japanese couple can be deported
• Kroger supermarket goes BPA-free
• Zero-emission fuel cell back-up power now available for RVs
• Clean your home with natural scents
• ‘Walk-It’ 5K takes place at G.T. Bray Park
• Do Your Part: What's your dirty eco-secret?
• Safety group seeks limits on trucks' size, drivers' hours
• 2 injuries reported last quarter on Universal 'Harry Potter' ride
• Saudi authorities re-arrest woman for driving
• Obama briefed on deadly storms while in Europe
• Obama says US and Ireland have 'blood link'
• Republican Pawlenty betting it all on Iowa
• AP-GfK Poll: Medicare doesn't have to be cut
• Last of missing crew found in sunken fishing boat
• GOP frosh take care of districts in defense bill
• Florida officials create coyote task force
• UF study: Hand sanitizer use can skew alcohol test
• 2-year-old Florida girl nearly drowns in family pool
• Obama offers condolences, aid after Joplin tornado
• Fla. imam, son due in court in terror support case
• Charter schools provide new opportunities
• Sister Nora receives a loving farewell in Parrish
• Woman and child shot from passing car in Bradenton
• Unemployment benefits duration cut by states
• Man robbed in Bradenton
• Suspect in aggravated battery cut by broken bottle in Palmetto
• Suspect arrested in armed robbery in Bradenton
• UK ready as volcanic ash heads for British skies
• City of Bradenton Fire Department - Structure Fire Located at 525 First Street East
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for May 25, 2011
• Suspect injured in fall on bottle
• Journalism Next | Lakewood Ranch High SchoolTech students turn to video gaming for benefit
• Gallery: In the world of a child
• 5/23 LOCAL BRIEFS: VA patients get day at state park
• Space Mountain reopens after guest fell unconscious
• Traffic Watch for May 23
• Two join Florida Highway Patrol
• 5/23 POLITICAL BRIEFS: Legislative wrap-up dinner set
• Historical Society seeks stove for cabin
• Records: Calif. murder suspect had govt. distrust
• 13 dead in attacks around Baghdad
• Obama takes position on Palestinians biggest pro-Israel lobby
• Man held in car bomb probe deported to Pakistan
• Daniels exits 2012 race, puts supporters in play
• Accounts of militant training camp near bin Laden
• Gingrich: Debt-free, mum on Tiffany's account
• Lightning fans form bolt at airport to cheer team
• 4 South African police officers killed
• Democrats meddle in slow-starting GOP primary
• British end military mission in Iraq
• States shorten duration for unemployment benefits
• 6 detained in pro-marijuana rally in Brazil
• No go in 2012: Ind. GOP Gov. Daniels not running
• China plans financial overhaul at Three Gorges Dam
• The nation's weather
• Fla. daycare owner charged with child neglect
• Tornado kills man, destroys 20 homes in Kan. town
• Compromise becoming more difficult in Washington
• South Fla. hospitals offer ER reservations for fee
• 2 sent to Manatee hospital after Saturday shooting
• Vietnamese voters cast ballots for parliament
• Savvy investments, foreclosures put Parrish growth in hands of few
• Prescription drug abuse’s new victim: addicted babies
• McGonegal: Schools budget will cut staff, not teachers
• Fire causes $55K worth of damage to home
• Bradenton man attacked and robbed after driving duo to area
• Airbags stolen from Manatee cars
• Israel's leader denies crisis with US
• Complicated paths continue after Tent City rescue
• Smooth sailing
• Party on the Plaza rocks downtown
• Man shot, killed after argument
• 05/22 - Public records
• Traffic Watch for May 22
• The ultimate fundraiser
• Police clamping down on businesses that sell alcohol to minors
• Manatee's featured fugitives for May 22
• Air bags taken from business
• 05/22 - Police blotter
• 05/22 - Real estate transactions
• 5/22 LOCAL BRIEFS: 30 receive free cataract surgery
• What a long, strange week it was
• Teens learn about choices
• Apocalypse believers await end, skeptics carry on
• 2012 courting fuels tension between GOP factions
• 'Crock' cartoonist Bill Rechin dies at age 80
• Potential GOP candidate affirms Mormon heritage
• Huntsman: Ditch bickering in name of patriotism
• Del. road sign hacked to read "Live nudes ahead"
• Top Egyptian cleric: Mubarak deserves mercy
• Ideology an issue for Wisconsin GOP in Senate race
• President's autopsy aims to solve Chile mystery
• Would-be 2012 GOP candidate Romney returning to SC
• Businessman Herman Cain set to join 2012 GOP race
• Obama: Schools can improve with right incentives
• NATO pounds pro-Gadhafi forces' command centers
• Suicide bomber kills 6 at Kabul military hospital
• New College hosts commencement
• US military forges ahead with European force cuts
• Bids for bizarre royal wedding hat pass $120,000
• Detectives search for suspects in Parrish home invasion
• Fire closes KFC restaurant in downtown Bradenton
• Man shot in Bradenton during argument
• Florida tea party leaders not discouraged
• Prices at gas pump painful for 4 in 10
• Manatee County signs deal for new north library
• Sister Nora has emotional, brief return to Stillpoint
• Boat overloaded in deaths of 5 clam diggers
• China calls for attacking Somali pirate bases
• CS&L CPAs Recognized with Gold Award at United Way of Manatee County Awards Celebration
• Second Speed Networking Program Scheduled at Southern Commerce!
• 05/21 - Public records
• BHS to hold Frisbee tournament
• Jurors sworn in for Anthony trial
• Wrestler known as ‘Macho Man’ dies in wreck
• If you go
• Face to face, Netanyahu rejects Obama on borders
• Obama pardons South Carolina alligator hide seller
• Billionaire Pickens says Obama lacks energy plan
• Flame retardants detected in baby products
• Netanyahu rebukes Obama's idea on Israel's '67 borders
• Fla. Bar drops complaint in Christian convert case
• Analysis: Obama jolt unlikely to spark peace talks
• French woman won't demand charges against IMF head
• A look at former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty
• NM judge booked in political bribe scandal
• DNC outraises RNC in April
• Bradenton woman said she didn’t realize she hit dad with car
• This Week in the Civil War
• Lifeguards' high pay riles Calif. beach city
• Glitch makes NASA cut short Endeavour spacewalk
• 3 to 6 major Atlantic hurricanes predicted
• Netanyahu at White House after Obama challenge
• Huntsman: Obama shouldn't have intervened in Libya
• AFL-CIO may reduce support to Democrats
• Naturalists fear overuse of birdcall apps
• Odorous house ants are especially pesky, prevalent
• Iraqis flee violence in Syria, return home
• Pasco inmate dies days after jail fight
• Australian funeral held for last WWI combat vet
• Legislative session pays off for Port Manatee, other Fla. ports
• Judge sides with Manatee teacher in Facebook battle
• Salvation Army ex-prisoner transition program cut
• Florida's April unemployment rate to be announced
• Charity ball head sout east $70,000 raised for cancer fight
• Reception set for Sister Nora Brick
• Anna Maria 3rd-grader’s bake sale to help hungry
• Police set to buckle down on seatbelts
• Birthday milestone for Marty the Marauder mascot
• Bradenton man arrested on animal cruelty charges
• Authorities seeking father in abduction of child in Cape Coral
• How the poll was conducted
• English garden designer shares secrets from behind the wall
• Thai forces kill 4 Islamic militants in raid
• Plane with engine problem returns to Ill. airport
• Manatee Chamber President Robert P. Bartz Honored with Paul Harris Fellowship Award
• Fla. Gov. Scott signs controversial election bill
• Candidate for LWR executive director bumped
• California Assembly approves electoral vote change
• Republican advances to runoff in Calif. House race
• Nev. judge: Parties get a say in special election
• Watchdog sues to see Justice Department memo on phone records
• Freedom Village takes great care
• Grow privacy with well-planned landscaping
• Meet 'Rocket Man'
• Obama: U.S. stands with democracy movements in Arab world
• Bradenton man accused of molesting girl says he was sleepwalking
• US predicts 3 to 6 major Atlantic hurricanes
• Bradenton veterinarian charged with writing illegal prescriptions
• Latest tactic of hiker moms: hunger strike
• Man dies in traffic crash near Sarasota Bradenton International Airport
• Syria defies US sanctions, crushes dissent
• River Song’s revised plan approved by Bradenton Planning Commission
• Obama: Assad must lead Syria democratic transition
• 2 Universal Orlando rides get makeovers
• ‘Paired villas’ at the Village Green advance
• Club meetings: May 20
• Spanish Socialists set for election setback
• Twin bombs kill 27 at police station in Iraq
• The wrong sites for solar
• No one hurt in shooting at Bradenton residence
• United Way of Manatee to surpass $2.7 million fundraising goal
• ‘Glee’ star aids in raising $40K for rowing club
• IMF chief resigns, will make new bid for bail
• Rudbeckias draw butterflies
• Overfishing not just an issue for big fish, study finds
• In an ocean of noise, sea life faces new threat
• 4 years after scandal, senators say care of wounded vets still lags
• Rollover crash caused by ducks crossing I-95
• Students exhibit art at Lakewood Ranch gallery
• Obama's Mideast speech offers punishment, praise
• Questions linger over control of Pakistan airfield
• Bahrain: Shiite cleric sentenced by security court
• 2 Tampa schools will get iPads for all student
• NOAA set to release 2011 hurricane season outlook
• Gov., emergency management chief stress hurricane prep
• State College of Florida tuition and fees going up 8 percent
• Burglars take items worth more than $35,000 from Parrish home
• Md. gov. to sign bill on company's WWII role
• Obama pick for bench may be defeated by GOP
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - May 17, 2011
• Artistic Opportunities for Public Art on Riverwalk Renovation Project
• Bradenton Officer of the Month for May 2011
• RE/MAX Alliance Group Congratulates Peggy Christ
• Veterans Honored with Memorial Day Horseback Ride, Canoeing & Lunch
• Andrew D. Minor, Cfp® Has Achieved The New Title Of Assistant Vice President With Merrill Lynch
• Realize Bradenton holds concert at Historic Manatee Courthouse
• Family Network on Disabilities benefit delayed until November
• Burglars take items worth more than $35,000 from home
• Obama will call for billions in aid to Egypt and Tunisia
• Senate blocks GOP bid to speed offshore drilling
• Pawlenty hits up home-state donors for 2012 cash
• TV producer Dayna Bochco expected to be named to Calif. Coastal Commission
• Obama court pick may be headed for Senate defeat
• Uruguay's congress takes aim at military amnesty
• Man Tasered after running from deputy
• Is compromise dead in D.C.? Gang of Six's unraveling suggests so
• Federal appeals court nominee Liu faces Senate vote
• White House seeking to boost post-recession travel
• Inmate fatally stabbed at Florida State Prison
• Afghan rally over NATO raid turns violent; 12 die
• AP source: Ground Zero appointee named
• Collectible ‘Canes Cards!
• Leadership has led the Manatee baseball team to state semifinals
• Pope asks prayers for bishops
• Scott threatens veto of college construction
• Charlie the manatee finds a home at the South Florida Museum
• Manatee County hurricane evacuation maps evolve
• Scott signs sweeping property insurance changes into law
• Affidavit stays sealed in British tourists deaths in Sarasota
• Brazilian takes crown as world's oldest person
• Queen seeks reconciliation on 4-day Irish tour
• High used-car prices make it ideal time to sell
• Fla. Gov. Scott puts his name on welcome signs
• Scott set to address S. Fla. hurricane conference
• Suspect arrested in slaying of St. Petersburg security guard
• Lakewood Ranch manager list now down to 6
• Haridopolos fields queries on immigration at Tea Party Manatee event
• Levengood to say goodbye after 35 years in Manatee schools
• Sarasota man sentenced in cocaine case
• X-ray machine reveals gun at Manatee courthouse
• Senior US diplomat in Myanmar to meet new gov't
• Calif. US House race headed for runoff
• Romney has it all _ except GOP stalwart support
• Fuming over gas prices? Don't count on a tax break
• Temporary Closure of Part of Manatee Avenue West
• Road Closure in Bradenton - May 16, 2011
• Commission flays judge over ‘Taj Mahal’ courthouse
• POLITICAL NOTES Unions topic of Dem’s meeting
• Bradenton to host a hip party downtown
• 05/18 news briefs: Teen safe driver course slated
• 05/18 school briefs: Braden River Middle School to hold new student orientation
• Boaters find man’s body in Clearwater Pass
• Ky. candidate dogged by bankruptcy wins primary
• Gingrich hit with glitter at Minneapolis event
• Senate blocks bill repealing $2B in oil tax breaks
• Chesapeake Energy fined $1.1 million for gas drilling violations
• Circus family trial erupts into profane fight
• Senate Democrats fall short on bid to kill tax breaks for Big Oil
• Interior secretary defends offshore-drilling permit changes
• Not all was 'love, peace and bliss' for trespassing suspect in Bradenton
• Scott signs bill aimed at aiding Florida insurers
• 8-year-old Sarasota girl dies after being struck by car
• UK pledges to cut carbon emissions in half by 2025
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,452
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,468
• Motorcyclist injured in Bradenton crash
• Japan sticks with timetable to resolve nuke crisis
• Jeb Bush's education ideas draw national attention
• Mediators: concern over Zimbabwe leader's health
• Pa. woman, Disney settle theme park groping suit
• Florida Board of Ed meets to discuss school reform
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• Free weed, free tunes: Ore. pot bar hosts karaoke
• 88-year-old man turns up safe in Georgia hospital
• Legislative session a mixed bag for Florida tourism industry
• Chihuahua recovering from attack in Manatee
• Undeterred Braden River High racing team wins honor
• New College president announces retirement
• Sides battle over Florida insurance bill
• Manatee school budget proposal could cut as much as $17 million
• Anna Maria Island preserves history
• China downplays UN report on NKorea missile export
• Eco-friendly nail color at your fingertips
• Man accused in Mich. mosque plot heading to trial
• Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives (HAFA) Modified to Increase Loan Modification Rate
• Former commissioner Bob Hutches dies
• Palmetto OKs project for Estuary Park
• Bush aide says 9/11 mastermind mocked interrogators during waterboarding
• Florida travel ban could be headed to Supreme Court
• Obama raises campaign cash close to home
• US government hits debt ceiling, lighting 11-week fuse
• EPA delays rule on power plant emissions
• Rep. Berg announces North Dakota US Senate bid
• Battle over Florida property insurance bill continues
• Canadian wildfire forces whole town to evacuate
• Vintners rally to supply wine for veterans
• Wife of Belarusian candidate sentenced
• Jaguar's hot hybrid: Super performance with a green gloss
• 'Day of hope' in the works
• Consider greener exterior cladding
• Security guard slain at St. Petersburg apartments
• Governor's Hurricane Conference underway in S Fla.
• Gunmen kill Saudi diplomat in southern Pakistan
• Would your child choose a banana over junk food?
• Do Your Part: The real dirt on dry cleaning
• Jury selection continues in Casey Anthony trial
• Obama to view Tennessee flood damage
• Cruise ship picks up Cubans adrift in raft at sea
• Vatican suggests bishops report abuse to police
• US general: Too early to gauge bin Laden killing
• Jeb Bush’s school reform ideas draw national attention
• First 'jet life' meet at Palma Sola gets thumbs up
• Silver Alert issued for missing 88-year-old man last seen in Manatee
• Obama working to rebuild grassroots army
• Miami imam, 2 sons due in court on terror charge
• Video cameras to spy on sea turtles during nesting
• 3 juveniles charged with burglary in Manatee
• Emanuel to be sworn in as Chicago's new mayor
• Minn. Democratic US senator getting GOP challenger
• 9 final NZealand earthquake victims declared dead
• Journalism Next | Completing freshman year a rite of passage
• Restaurants say Anthony trial good for business
• Teen dies in Gainesville birthday party shootout
• Emergency landing of American Airlines jet in Ark.
• Billy Graham leaves NC hospital, resting at home
• Ex-Afghan spy chief: I knew where bin Laden was
• Rep. Bachmann: Always rising, never compromising
• Wisconsin congressman Paul Ryan mulling Senate bid
• Gingrich dismisses idea of No. 2 spot on ticket
• More errors surface at military crime lab
• IMF chief's arrest rocks French presidential race
• Arab protesters descend on Israeli borders
• Mexican forces unearth 17 more bodies; toll at 218
• Man charged with stabbing two at Bradenton nightclub
• Deputies looking for suspect in Bradenton stabbing
• 'Glee' star lends hand at Chopper Dropper fundraiser for Palmetto crew
• Police: 5 killed in 2 attacks in Baghdad
• Drought takes its toll on the Everglades
• IMF chief accused of sexual assault at NYC hotel
• Manatee woman missing after shopping trip
• Man charged with pushing ex-girlfriend out of car in Manatee
• Chopper Dropper fundraiser for Palmetto crew team
• Celebration for the ages: Anna Maria Pier turns 100
• Huckabee's exit widens an already open GOP field
• Calendar marks last months of stranded Oregon man
• Libyan combat stymies moves on antiaircraft threat
• Lebanese soldier wounded along Syrian border
• India mothers accused in honor killing of 2 brides
• Speculation explains more about oil price hikes than anything else
• Manatee's featured fugitives for May 15
• Student speakers shine at 42nd annual 4-H/Tropicana event
• Southern rock fans inundate Bradenton
• Manatee animal advocates push for no-kill county
• Coupon deal jeopardizes ‘date night’
• Jury search continues in Casey Anthony trial
• The sheriff talks country fried crime
• 05/15 - Public records
• 05/15 - Real estate transactions
• 05/15 - Police blotter
• Court: Don’t fall for fake websites, Facebook page
• Duette school to be back next year
• Call put out for teen summer jobs
• Social media affects Fla. murder trial jury picks
• Barges hit Miss. River bridge at Baton Rouge
• Huckabee to announce 2012 plans on show
• 'Glee' star lends hand at Chopper Dropper fundraiser for Palmetto crew
• Faced with high prices at pump, Obama moves to raise oil production
• Crash kills parents of Fla. 1-year-old
• Sen. Kohl's departure keeps spotlight on Wisconsin
• 6 Dems, 8 Republicans in W.Va. special primary
• Redistricting delays 2012 House races
• NYC terror plot suspect says he is innocent
• 18 killed in Nigeria after bus bursts into flames
• GOP budget, Medicare plan influence NY House race
• Obama announces steps to speed US oil production
• Obama announces steps to speed US oil production
• Shanghai's new one-dog limit causes anguish
• Missing Al-Jazeera reporter a driven journalist
• Trooper shoots runaway pig in Spokane Valley WA
• 2 suspects, vendor killed in Indonesia terror raid
• DOD nixes fast review of bid for bin Laden photos
• Jane Lynch pumps up Tampa-area rowing team
• The nose knows: Allergy season here with vengeance
• 05/14 - Public records
• 05/14 Local briefs: Manatee Ave. lane closures expected
• River Song parcel sold
• Labor shortage threatened blueberry crop
• Party for the Pier
• Honor Flight meaningful journey to aging WWII veterans
• ‘Glee’ star fires up Palmetto High
• Phil Galvano Classic nets $120K for public schools
• Oneco shooting suspect turns himself in
• SCF, New College, USF in line for state money
• Love bugs a sticky problem for bikers, drivers
• ‘Nolan Night’ set for LWR Main Street
• Lane closures expected along Manatee Avenue
• 2 turn themselves in connection to shooting
• Sources: ND US Rep. Berg to announce for US Senate
• You're getting a US visa! Oh, no, wait a minute
• Ron Paul gives 2012 GOP field a libertarian streak
• Long-term funding worsens for Medicare, Social Security
• Lawmaker calls subsidies for certain energy sectors unfair
• House panel approves federal flood insurance changes
• Court: Chicago must hire 111 black firefighters
• Man charged with breaking window in Manatee sheriff's patrol car
• Florida woman struck by 5-foot sturgeon while boating
• NASA counting down again for next-to-last launch
• Lakewood Ranch experiencing renewed retail vigor
• EU warns Denmark about instituting border checks
• NATO: Afghan policeman kills 2 service members
• Co-defendant describes brutal Pa. torture death
• Woman robbed at gunpoint in Bradenton
• Migrants reach Tunisia after deadly sea odyssey
• Reception set for Sister Nora Brick
• Out in Myakka, youngsters have their own rodeo
• RED Day busy for county's Keller Williams Realtors
• Small percentage pass FCAT retakes
• Drug, DUI courts salute graduates
• Manatee Planning Commission throws wrench in Cooper Creek project
• Goodbye to grass
• UN backs activists' figures on Syria deaths
• Man robbed while sitting in his car in Bradenton
• Man fights off robbery attempt in Bradenton
• Jewels from one of Britain's richest women on sale
• Man accused in tat-for-sex case faces more charges
• Big Cypress wildfire is about 95 percent contained
• Divers chase lionfish in waters off Florida Keys
• Florida grandfather backs over 20-month-old in driveway
• Baby leopards, bear found in bags at Thai airport
• Ind. governor's wife mum about White House plans
• State immigration laws may never be constitutional
• Iowa conservatives took $3 million in tax funds
• IRS investigating donors to political nonprofits
• Obama meets with NATO chief Friday
• FACT CHECK: Gingrich sketches a too-rosy past
• Imagine School at Lakewood Ranch 'Making Great Strides' In East Manatee
• AMICCO Announces with Pleasure the Appointment of Dr. Robert Parrish as Chorus Master
• Manatee County Law Enforcement Memorial Service remembers our fallen
• Anna Maria Pier turns 100: Weekend festivities will include Saturday’s Food and Wine on Pine
• New laws facing legal challenges
• 2 Border Patrol agents killed in Arizona crash
• Dog bites mail man _ more than 5,600 attacks
• Coastal fireworks need pollution permits, San Diego water board decides
• Neighbors in Uniform: May 13
• Plant coleus with flowers for a long season of color
• Local author offers fresh take on classic
• Washington state cancels 2012 presidential primary
• White House recommends new cybersecurity laws
• White House unveils cybersecurity plan
• Romney tries to shed health care baggage, but will voters buy it?
• Clinton blasts `brutal' crackdown by Syria's Assad
• Obama campaign shows off new headquarters
• Less than a third of students retaking FCAT pass
• Bradenton.com's Top 10, May 11, 2011
• It's tomato planting season
• China arrests 40 suspected child traffickers
• Burglary reported at city of Bradenton maintenance shop
• Guns taken in Bradenton burglary
• Deputies interrupt possible burglary in Bradenton; ex-convict arrested
• Climate change and the flood this time
• AP-GfK poll: Americans more upbeat about economy
• Romney tackling health care vulnerability
• Court rules Pakistan's president can't lead party
• Duette gets long-needed fire station
• Palmetto drive-by shooting suspect arrested
• Key dates regarding John Demjanjuk
• Fla art teacher arrested after punching student
• House panel OKs defense bill, delays gay service
• Unease in the Miss. Delta as floodwaters spread
• Accounts piece together bin Laden's fugitive trail
• Appeal court nixes Florida auto audio limits
• Tampa-born show flops on Broadway
• Police: Fla. man killed self by lighting gasoline
• Man admits driving 51 miles with wife on van hood
• How the poll was conducted
• Gardening in good time
• China gymnast's US lawsuit risks tainting image
• College Counseling News - New Product / Service Announcement
• Local Jewelry Appraiser Attends The National Association of Jewelry Appraisers 35th Ace It Annual Winter Conference...
• Manatee foreclosures up 75 percent
• A lunchtime jam
• Bullying rates in local schools under-reported
• Gingrich plunges into ’12 presidential fray
• 9,000 Fla. foster children reunited with parents
• Anthony escorted out of the courtroom after appearing sick
• Realtors go RED for day of service
• Hill panel votes to delay gays in military
• Gingrich plunges into 2012 fray, carrying heavy baggage
• Suit seeks to nullify Schwarzenegger commutation
• House panel votes to limit Obama on nuke reduction
• After seeing bin Laden photos, lawmakers differ over release
• Gingrich plunges into 2012 fray, carrying heavy baggage
• Obamas' invitation to rapper Common rouses conservatives
• 48 women raped every hour in Congo, study finds
• Man robbed while leaving Bradenton toy store
• Man charged with molesting girl, 11, at Sarasota Walmart store
• Florida man charged with shining laser at helicopter
• Trump: Torture was needed to catch bin Laden
• 'Granddad Bandit' sentenced to 25 years in prison
• Casey Anthony fights tears as judge reads charges
• Bradenton man charged with raping 2 children
• Bashaw Elementary opens ancient Egypt history museum
• Palmetto Crew to hold fundraiser Saturday
• Lawyer: Iran spy trial for 3 Americans not held
• Directory resistance: San Francisco likely to crack down on Yellow Pages
• Neighbors upset after gator eats cat in Palm Bay
• Flooded river taking aim at Mississippi Delta
• Gates puts his energy into finding solutions for climate change
• Vatican to issue letter on abuse guidelines Monday
• Pride in Seychelles over reported royal honeymoon
• Breath-test battle thwarts Manatee DUI case
• Local reps: Legislative session not bad, considering
• Bradenton home invasion suspect arrested
• Tea party group to endorse Neb. Senate candidate
• Philippine customs agents seize endangered turtles
• Judge to consider releasing Barahona evidence
• Gunman robs 7-Eleven store in Manatee
• Officials: Ex-general to run for Senate in Texas
• Obama discusses economy, deficit on Wednesday
• Commission considers changes to Manatee sign ordinance
• US judge hears dispute tied to Oklahoma City blast
• Obama focusing on debt in meeting with Democrats
• House panel begins work on $553B defense budget
• United Way of ManateeCounty 2010-2011 Annual Awards Celebration
• Second Speed Networking Program Scheduled at Southern Commerce!
• Keller Williams On the Water Lending
• Natural Healing Arts Medical Center News - May 10, 2011
• US Coast Guard joins Kiribati boater search
• A HERO’S HONOR
• Impoverished Mississippi Delta braces for historic flood
• ’12 ballot loaded with amendment proposals
• $50K grant aids Family Partnership
• 05/11 Local briefs: Governor honors tax office
• Parrish boy seriously hurt after SUV runs light, hits van
• Nearly 40 protest against Republican cuts, Scott
• 05/11 School briefs: Tech skills on display tonight
• 05/11 Political briefs: Gallen will address Island Dems
• Film party: Everybody comes to Cannes, or wants to
• Lawmakers threaten to subpoena White House budget official
• Republicans push drilling off California coast; Democrats say no
• Republicans accuse Obama of 'enemies list' in Boeing case
• U.S. commander says bin Laden's death doesn't end Afghan war
• Obama touts border successes, mocks GOP immigration policy
• US-China talks end with wide differences remaining
• States eye drug tests for welfare recipients
• Police dog bites suspect after chase in Bradenton
• French police arrest 6 suspected Islamic radicals
• Parrish traffic crash injures 4 family members
• Smoke from Big Cypress fire lingers over South Fla
• Marshal: Flight suspect tried to open cockpit door
• Autopsy of US student in Spain indicates accident
• Storm moves away from Philippines, leaves 22 dead
• 3 accused in Fla. with evil spirit cleansing scam
• Bradenton attorney Lombardo running for state attorney
• Commercial foreclosure surge intensifies in Manatee
• Florida school districts take big budget hit during legislative session
• 5 stranded whales taken to Key Largo for treatment
• Manatee school board OKs retirement option to save money
• Ex-racing boss loses privacy bid at European court
• Florida boy grazed by bullet his brother hit with hammer
• 5 stranded whales taken to Key Largo for treatment
• Zimbabwe teachers threaten strike as term begins
• For seniors, tornadoes rip path of special pain
• Orlando apartment maintenance man accused of raping woman
• New Technology Strengthens Homes Against Hurricanes Keeps Roofs On, And Prevents Wind/Water Damage Saves Floridians Billions of Dollars
• Tea Party Manatee is Sponsoring a Meet The Candidate
• Speed Networking Program To Be Hosted by Southern Commerce Bank
• Ore. Senate approves bill targeting 'suicide kits'
• Manatee mom fighting cancer to throw first pitch Sunday at Trop
• “Awake the State” planned for today
• 05/10 political briefs: Former rep. to address Democrats
• 5/10 Local Briefs: Poverty workshop slated
• The Source gives free food to the needy
• Big win for Manatee parks after 5K run
• 300-plus attend debate for LWR incorporation
• Mexico gives scholarships to dead miners' children
• Navy says chaplains may perform same-sex unions
• National emergency alert system set to launch
• Wildfires prompt evacuations in 2 NM communities
• Northeast, Midwest, California get more high-speed rail funds
• Republicans in Texas Senate approve guns on campus
• Navy says chaplains may perform same-sex unions
• NYC: Subway tunnel arrests not linked to terror
• Sheriff's office: Man with knife approached Lakewood Ranch jogger
• Florida Legislature's 2011 session winners and losers
• Yemeni security forces fire on protesters; 3 dead
• Gas prices and fuel efficient vehicle sales on the rise
• Prince Charles comes to D.C.
• NRDC Smarter Living: How to halve your BPA
• German al-Qaida member sentenced to prison term
• Taking processed food away from our children
• Man-made rock reef brings a welcome seaweed change
• Mississippi River could crest Monday at Memphis
• Virginia's offshore drilling vote and Seal Team Six
• Some fear that EPA is going too far in regulating pesticides
• Virginia House OKs leases for offshore drilling
• Ind. Democratic Rep. Donnelly to run for Senate
• Lawmakers deepened hole for Florida's schools, but also passed major reforms
• 254 get diplomas at USF spring graduation
• Austrian court OK's extradition of Croatian ex-PM
• Scott: Session a victory with small successes
• Bradenton man stabbed after day of drinking, deputies say
• Florida wedding crasher fires shots, injures woman
• Tampa Bay couple finds drunk intruder on couch
• Florida woman run over, killed after falling out of car
• 12 injured in 3-car wreck on I-275 in Tampa
• INFLUENCE GAME: Defending aid to Pakistan not easy
• More than 20 workers buried in China landslide
• Pets displaced by tornadoes await reunions
• Schools may ban chocolate milk over added sugar
• Indonesia's firebrand cleric praises bin Laden
• Family Promise of Manatee: Helping homeless families
• Could Anthony jury selection end up in Pinellas?
• Traffic Watch for May 9
• 5/9 LOCAL BRIEFS: Blake to launch renovation
• Gallery: Gettin’ jazzy with it
• French students visit St. Stephen's
• Health Care Center on track for 30,000 visits a year
• Bradenton man stabbed after drunken dispute, deputies report
• Ariz. seeks online donations to build border fence
• PR mountain towns to receive upgrades
• 2 kids, 2 adults die in LA murder-suicide
• Florida Legislature's 2011 session winners and losers
• Prayer card befitting for Mother’s Day
• 3rd Conn. Democrat announces run for US Senate
• US official: bin Laden haul is biggest ever
• AP NewsBreak: Iowa GOP donors court NJ's Christie
• Where birds fly offers clues to man
• More confident China confronts US in latest talks
• Tour bus runs over NY pedestrian; driver faces DWI
• APNewsbreak: Donnelly to run for US Senate in Ind.
• Officials mine secrets of bin Laden papers, videos
• Black box of Indonesian plane found under wreckage
• Alleged dogfighting ring raided in central Florida
• Florida vets save cat with arrow through its chest
• Florida officials investigate possible crocodile attack in Keys
• Man charged with raping woman in her Ellenton home
• Man shot during argument in Bradenton
• Sheriff's office looking for missing Bradenton woman
• Bowling for dollars for charity
• Website helps vets 'come home'
• Rancor, political games take toll on Haridopolos
• State Attorney Moreland won’t seek 7th term
• Foreclosure mediation sputtering
• State College of Florida graduates hit the stage for spring commencement
• Scientists measure Arctic soot in bid to slow global warming, oceans' rise
• Politics and public opinion aside, Americans are under-taxed
• Journalists, too, are victims of Bahrain's crackdown
• Official: Japan won't abandon nukes despite crisis
• 05/08 - Real estate transactions
• A meltdown with the clock winding down
• Justice denied to Florida men after lawmakers quarrel
• 05/08 - Public records
• Buchanan focuses on jobs, economy and debt
• Move to recommend World Heritage site status in Japan a bright spot
• Pentagon releases videos of bin Laden found at Pakistan home
• Pentagon releases videos of bin Laden found at Pakistan home
• Florida legislative session ends: Anatomy of a meltdown
• Wisconsin Republicans rush agenda before recalls
• 50 years later, students retrace 1961 Freedom Ride
• After Bin Laden: What might come next
• La. Gov. Bobby Jindal releases birth certificate
• Ivory Coast begins questioning former strongman
• Videos show bin Laden watching himself on TV
• Owner plans to close Maine topless coffee shop
• Suspected Muslim militants kill 8 in Thai south
• Pope Benedict XVI visits Venice
• Obama's promised trip to Pakistan now uncertain
• Bin Laden home videos expected to be released
• Huntsman inches toward White House bid
• Yemeni tribe frees abducted Filipino engineer
• Thai, Cambodian PMs to meet on border clashes
• University of South Florida teaming up with Sanborn
• Roundtable weighs in on teen pregnancy
• Manatee armed robbery leads to one hospitalized
• Canadian woman missing since March found in Nevada
• Steel from tower attacked by terrorists on display
• Proposed budget has plenty of pain to go around
• Manatee school officials awaiting budget cut fate
• Florida getting budget makeover as session goes into OT
• Manatee County's Newest Upscale Furniture Consignment Store Opening
• Coast Guard reopens part of Mississippi River
• ‘Pill mill’ measure provides penalties, tightens rules
• Passage of growth measure angers environmentalists
• Bradenton man stabbed in neck during scuffle
• Lawmakers pass historic Medicaid overhaul
• Man survives jump off Skyway
• 05/07 - Public records
• 2 sides of cityhood debate set to finally meet
• Kinnan students end week with Cinco de Mayo fun
• Immigration crackdown bill dies – for now
• Florida Legislature approves anti-'pill mill' measure
• Manatee sheriff: Man tosses brick through window at Safe Children Coalition
• Obama thanks bin Laden raid team in person
• Obama visit highlights Ind. as tough state to hold
• Congressman presses colleagues on Camp Lejeune water bill
• Employers hire vigorously in April, but hurdles remain
• Flag waving, excited crowd new twist on ‘Prayer’ day in Manatee
• Man survives jump off Sunshine Skyway Bridge
• Largest US labor union poised to back Obama 2012
• Vatican: 34 new Swiss Guards sworn in
• Deal reportedly reached on Florida pill mill bill
• Thousands of downed trees close trails in Smokies
• Obama to speak on immigration policy in Texas
• Navy's new carrier to make 1st combat deployment
• Man charged with growing pot on porch of Bradenton apartment
• Al-Qaida confirms Osama bin Laden's death
• Manatee County rejects concrete plant rezone
• Bill would reverse Florida ban on spraying sewage on farmland
• The 34th annual Golden Herald Awards: Our shining stars
• Census shows Manatee growing more diverse
• Anti-abortion measures OK’d; Scott will sign
• St. Stephen’s student is merit scholar
• State College of Florida to award 4-year degrees
• Florida House, Senate at odds over prescription drug bill
• Baseball star wants Bradenton to host camp for children of addicted
• Myakka bristles at suggestion it could lose paramedic
• Mob of thieves swarms Las Vegas convenience store
• No one hurt in shooting at S. Manatee apartments
• Obama to honor troops, thank raid participants
• Man snatches woman's purse at Bradenton 7-Eleven
• Bin Laden eyed US rails from his secret compound
• Fla. man kills wife, fails in attempt to kill himself
• Fla. Senate voting on religious aid amendment
• Fla. church puppeteer arrested on child sex charges
• In Fla., another bin Laden mansion sits empty
• Russian nationalists sentenced for killing lawyer
• Clinton raises alarm on rising food prices
• Bin Laden death sparks new talk over Patriot Act
• 7 injured after horse jumps into Australian crowd
• Economy on GOP mind in socially conservative Iowa
• So you think you know your container plants?
• Spring everlasting: Getting the most oomph from the season's blooms
• Court for Fla. woman charged in husband's NY death
• Nepal fights to save its Pashmina industry
• Blake Medical Center Begins Exterior Renovation Project
• Movieville festival set to debut in Lakewood Ranch
• Bill requires drug test for welfare
• 5/6 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Man gets life for killing girlfriend
• Dedication celebrates Holy Cross senior housing
• Holder intervenes in gay man's deportation case
• House passes bill to expand offshore drilling
• Obama in NY: We never forget, we mean what we say
• U.S. Pakistan policy sets low bar for aid requirements
• Bin Laden's death hit the Internet and keeps on blazing
• Ind. ethics chief clears White in viewing report
• House GOP won't push Medicare vouchers
• Carolyne Norwood’s chronicle of Anna Maria a labor of love
• Pets of the week: May 6
• Add the soft touch of grasses to your garden
• Cars can be death traps for animals
• Obama closes the circle with visit to ground zero
• Longoria, Salazar seek Smithsonian Latino museum
• Bradenton.com's Top 10, May 4, 2011
• Fla. Welfare drug testing bill goes to Gov. Scott
• Recall news
• Costa Rica finds body of US student swept to sea
• Police officer, child killed in northeast Nigeria
• Florida child burned in fire, mom charged with neglect
• Circular shape takes edge off for homeowner in 18-sided polygon house
• Obama rules out showing bin Laden death photos
• The roof comes off McKechnie Field in Bradenton
• Neglected to death: A dangerous breakdown in care
• Florida property tax relief plan goes to ballot
• Manatee beach renourishment funds in budget
• Five questions with a master gardener
• Diggin In: Plan, prepare then plant a tree
• Buchanan to hold Lakewood Ranch town hall
• A foreign policy void in GOP 2012 field
• Bicyclist dies after being hit by St. Petersburg police cruiser
• US on track for most measles cases in a decade
• 3 men rescued after canoe overturns in Tampa Bay
• Islamic world quiet as bin Laden age closes
• In tornado zone, hopes fade in survivor search
• Clinton: 'No idea' about timing of iconic photo
• Deputies looking for missing Bradenton teenager
• Jail population goes down in Manatee, nationwide
• Local men charged in Alabama looting
• Archives to launch database of looted Nazi art
• The nation's weather
• Mexican microbrews fight for space at bar
• Lloyds Bank posts Q1 loss of $4 billion
• Leadership Manatee Alumni Association Elects New Board Officers, Board Members
• Business Volunteers Go Back To School!
• Traffic cones in downtown Bradenton not going anywhere for a while Next stop? More road work
• Foster family homes planned for Manatee
• Gingrich primes White House announcement, opens HQ
• Compulsive-gambling prevention slashed in budget
• Toned-down immigration bill approved by Senate
• 0505 local briefs: Area cancer center open house today
• SCF Jazz Ensemble performs at Bradenton Courthouse
• Manatee students improve on FCAT writing
• Wolves have fully recovered in most of Northern Rockies, Interior Department says
• Inside bin Laden's lair with SEAL Team Six
• Judge gives U.S. two more years to finish plan to protect delta smelt
• Obama seeks special panel to unload federal real estate
• Spy chief, not Pentagon, led raid on bin Laden
• Deficit talks will begin anew, but no breakthroughs expected
• Obama rules out showing photos of dead bin Laden
• House puts health care measure on Fla. ballot
• Wasserman Schultz elected chairwoman of the DNC
• Prosecutor to seek arrest of 3 Libyans
• Bicyclist robbed in Palmetto
• Canadian Bishop pleads guilty in child porn case
• Deputies monitoring area near Bradenton school after man approaches girl
• NH Senate rejects changes to anti-bullying law
• Dalai Lama suggests killing bin Laden justified
• US urges Sri Lanka to address abuse allegations
• Neglected to death: Few ever held accountable for abuse in Florida's assisted living facilities
• Segway beach tours in Manatee up in air
• McKechnie repairs to close Ninth Street West, force Marauders on the road
• Hate those lovebugs: Swarms of the insects are rite of spring in Florida
• Curtains closing on Metro Marquee project in downtown Bradenton
• Johannesburg saves Mandela's old law offices
• That creative spark: Homeowner adds a fire pit to her home landscape
• When rattlesnakes fight, they take the venom out of the quarrel
• Collaboration sought for Ohio community
• Man convicted of aiding suicides faces sentencing
• 5 dead, 9 missing in Mexican coal mine explosion
• Judge upholds verdicts in NYC temple plot
• Raid poses narrative challenge for White House
• Navy SEAL team likely honored in secret for raid
• Toddler falls from second-floor balcony in Orlando
• State revenue cap ready for Florida House vote
• 5-year-old Florida child grabs wheel after dad passes out
• 18 cars burglarized in Manatee mobile home park
• Southeast’s technology team soars
• Key immigration provision stalls in Florida Senate
• Manatee schools, teachers reject contract proposal
• State has $5 million for rowing complex in Sarasota
• Suspect in Sarasota tourist slayings indicted
• Florida lawmakers agree on $68B budget, tax cuts
• Commission road show on to Myakka
• Backpack provokes alert at US embassy in Slovenia
• Slashing the trash: Families embrace the three r's of simpler life
• Lovebug myths
• The rare arrest of an assisted-living facility owner
• Pinellas County goal: Shut down Rosalie Manor
• Agency reps discuss ways to insure more children
• Manatee to expand emergency radios
• Bush declines Obama invitation to ground zero
• 18 cars burglarized in Manatee mobile home park
• Bin Laden's death may prompt change in Afghan war plan
• Boehner says small US force should remain in Iraq
• A riveting photo, a moment still undefined
• House acts to cut money for key part of health law
• Is it time to revisit scope and cost of war on terror?
• Suspect in slaying of UK tourists in Sarasota indicted on murder charges.
• Florida lawmakers reach deal on $68 billion budget
• Manatee school district, teachers’ union reject contract recommendations
• Vermont border station may not close, after all
• Florida Senate passes medical malpractice changes
• Florida Senate kills tougher penalties for noisy audio
• Report: Hurricanes pose risk to 1.8M costal homes
• Turkey escalates pressure, says Gadhafi must go
• Students have a blast with 'stomp rockets'
• Writing safety rules could get tougher for FAA
• Manatee deputies investigate auto burglaries
• Ice cream vendor robbed in Pride Park in southern Manatee
• Osama bin Laden touched lives in Manatee County
• U.S. hopes to bury all of al-Qaida with bin Laden
• Fabled SEAL Team 6 ends hunt for bin Laden
• White House: US determined to destroy al-Qaida
• Industrial animal agriculture is not a pretty picture
• Bradenton.com's Top 10, May 2, 2011
• Police patrolling devastated Ala city under curfew
• 5 held under terror laws near UK nuclear plant
• Ringling heirs go to trial over bereavement fight
• Report analyzes hunt for Tampa officers' killer
• Fla. can't track child welfare contractors
• Orlando heme park employee accused of stealing tickets
• Man shot in front of home
• Manatee sheriff asks for budget increase
• Landlord: Rural Health owes $172K in back rent
• Sen. Bennett confirms he’ll run for Congress
• New Palmetto Elementary dedicated
• Bin Laden’s death brings pride in U.S. and relief for Bradenton teacher
• Manatee County Schools General Meeting Agenda For May 3, 2011
• Fla. Senate throws out proposed major overhaul of state courts
• recreation calendar
• 5/3 LEGISLATURE BRIEFS: Scott gets voucher expansion
• Palmetto OKs new sign ordinance for commercial district
• Obama keeps poker face after bin Laden order
• How could Pakistan not know bin Laden was hiding there?
• Obama urges continuation of national unity
• Tension as White House Situation Room watched raid
• Not everyone believes bin Laden really is dead
• Biodegradable plastics: Plant symbol chosen as icon
• Months of planning led U.S. team to Pakistan, and Osama bin Laden
• US warns of anti-American violence after bin Laden
• Man unknowingly liveblogs bin Laden operation
• US leaders react to bin Laden's death
• 'U-S-A' chant fills the air outside White House
• Man, 21, shot outside Bradenton home
• Scott gets Fla. to block federal health overhaul
• Fla. Legislature reacts to Osama Bin Laden death
• EarthTalk: Where do hydrogen fuel cells fit in with electric cars?
• Are reusable bags doing the good we think they are?
• Seeking out the real food in our processed food world
• Bush reacts to news of bin Laden's death
• Police presence beefed up at NY airports, WTC site
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• Teen arrested after altercation in Palmetto
• OUR PARKS | Gamble Plantation Filled with history
• Five things you can do to save the Earth
• Virginia watermen snag 28,186 'ghost' crab pots
• Reusable bags find favor with consumers, despite drawbacks
• Do Your Part: A light bulb moment understand what's out there
• As meth labs expand range, funds to clean them dry up
• Florida panther struck, killed on US 41
• USF searching for Parkinson's patients for study
• Bin Laden raid years in the making, minutes in execution
• Bin Laden's violent legacy stretches back decades
• Syrian army conducts widespread raids, arrests
• Egypt's al-Zawahri likely to succeed bin Laden
• Oil falls to near $112 after bin Laden killed
• Woman injured in Palmetto drive-by shooting
• U.S. operation kills Osama bin Laden in Pakistan
• Graham, Biden share news of bin Laden's death
• Moose is standing tall
• Metis Investment Strategies Launches Seven New Tactical/Dynamic Actively Managed ETF Models
• Wasserman Schultz picked to chair DNC
• John Paul II beatified in Vatican Ceremony
• Central Florida Hispanic population surging
• Gallery: Just hanging around
• Lakewood Ranch teen still missing
• 5/2: SCHOOL BRIEFS: Sugg event showcases science careers
• JOURNALISM NEXT: Students holding down jobs in tough economy
• Lakewood man accidentally shot
• 5/2 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Smoky odor grounds Delta flight
• Traffic Watch for May 2
• Rowing teams make waves
• Robbery suspect arrested
• NYC holds May Day rally for workers, immigrants
• Insurer settles suit with former USU frat members
• Iran's president backs down in challenge to leader
• WikiLeaks cables show Lindsey Graham as senator-diplomat
• Despite siege, Syrians vow to keep protesting
• Sen. Rubio says no way he'll be on GOP 2012 ticket
• Swiss canton votes by hand to keep special tax
• Workers demand better jobs, pay on May Day
• Group of 6 senators hones plan to cut US deficits
• Palm oil tanker, 25 crew believed seized off Kenya
• For first time, Guantanamo's detainees come into view
• SPECIAL REPORT: Florida’s assisted living in shambles
• Expert gathers health data for Tallevast study
• Bill lends hand to disabled students in Florida
• Bradenton student's perseverance, triumph inspires
• Record-breaking spectacle: Bradenton's DeSoto Heritage Festival Grand Parade
• 05/01 - Police blotter
• Inspired Minds offering academic enrichment
• For first time, Guantanamo's detainees come into view
• In Libyan revolt, hope for resolving 13-year medical drama
• Huckabee criticizes Obama at NRA keynote address
• Venezuela's Chavez condemns death of Gadhafi's son
• More Florida drivers push tanks, running on empty
• Md. educator named National Teacher of the Year
• 05/01 - Public records
• 05/01 - Real estate transactions
• Troop Support running on empty
• Manatee's featured fugitives for May 1
• Traffic Watch for May 1
• 5/1 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Foul play suspected in death
• Budget chief balks at deregulating sports agents
• Budget chairs try to resolve issues
• 5/1 LOCAL BRIEFS: Immigration prayer rally set for today
• No fallout from gruesome death at Clearwater facility
• In twister's path, a struggle for survival
• Japan's Tepco struggles to sell park land
• GOP prospects don't light much fire in New Hampshire
• NASA to know Sunday whether shuttle can fly Monday
• Iran government frozen by simmering feuds at top
• NH GOP gets back-to-back look at 2012 hopefuls
• Latest developments in Arab world's unrest
• Pa. girl, 10, charged with murder in death of baby
• Bachmann uses Holocaust to illustrate tax point
• Mega Money player wins $900,000 top prize
• Political perils abound in online rumor hothouse
• Palin making noise again; will she run in 2012?
• Obama keeps up push to end gas, oil tax breaks
• Berkshire Hathaway investors to question Buffett
• Thai militants kill 2 in twin bomb attacks
• US military: American soldier dies in Iraq
• Poles travel to Rome for John Paul beatification
• Libyan village clinics become trauma centers
• Romney says Obama looks to Europe for guidance
• GOP hopefuls focus on Obama in NH appearance
• New route between Orlando and Colombia
• Duval jury awards smoker's widower $40M damages
• Lakeland-based Publix to unveil new coupon policy
• Fla. jury: Man gets death penalty for fire murders
• 1 wounded in police shooting inside Holland Tunnel
• City Official Achieves Highest Honor With State Association
• Lane Closure In 30th St Ct East In Bradenton
• Lane Closure In 6th Avenue Drive At Hubbel/Bradenton
• William, Kate wed amid pomp, circumstance -- and love
• Royal wedding a boon for some local businesses
• College tuition hikes on horizon
• Two local parks saved
• 4/30 LOCAL BRIEFS: Tax certificate sale seminar set May 10
• Deputies say masked man tried to rob Bradenton bank
• House to mull property tax relief
• Traffic Watch for April 30
• Scott adviser avoids creating public records
• 04/30 - Public records
• Two attempted robberies might be linked
• Immigration bill heads to Senate
• Growth bill tacked onto budget
• Obama pledges help for illegal immigrant grads
• Pawlenty: government discourages business growth
• Nevada gets ready for September special election
• Death-penalty expert to join defense team at USS Cole trial
• Florida’s college students will see tuition hikes, less help from Florida budget
• Utah suing federal government over wilderness plan
• Nik Wallenda performs high-wire act at NJ casino
• 300 flee as Ecuador volcano hurls out huge rocks
• Kate channels Cinderella in Sarah Burton dress
• DeSoto Heritage Grand Parade: Conquistadors invade Saturday
• Manatee deputies seeking carjacking suspect
• Bradenton.com's Top 10, April 28, 2011
• Fla. Senate votes to keep death videos private
• Man charged with trying to break into several vehicles in Palmetto
• Americans wake before dawn to watch royal wedding
• Hey, snowbirds! Heed these tips to keep a safe nest
• Don't let immigration hysteria undermine environmental laws
• Baugh challenges Hayes for Manatee commission
• Richard's Foodporium acquires Good Earth stores
• Pit bull back with owner after rescue from dumbell in Manatee River
• Homeless man robs Tampa bank, gives money away
• NYPD: Boy, 8, sold loaded gun to classmate
• Top adviser avoids creating public records as she shapes Gov. Scott’s policy, emails show
• Tornado toll soars across the South
• Fla. Senate to meet this Saturday
• Fla. House taking up property tax relief amendment
• As US land borders tighten, drug smugglers fly
• Florida Senate passes bill to relieve home insurers
• 3 acquitted in France-Angola arms traffic trial
• Donald Trump calls leaders 'stupid' in Vegas stop
• SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK: Justices staying put
• Asian carp could have ability to thrive in Great Lakes, officials say
• Mexico loves pope despite ties to Maciel scandal
• New Redwoods environmental project to include citizens
• United Way of Manatee County Participates in 'Take Your Child to Work Day'
• Few in Manatee try new mortgage plan
• Vietnam arrests pastor of banned Mennonite church
• Photographers killed in Libya are honored in NYC
• Florida Supreme Court overhaul hits resistance
• Bashaw to hold arts, music fest
• Adopt-a-thon, benefit set for Saturday
• 4/29 LEGISLATURE BRIEFS: Gun bills approved by Senate
• Saint Stephen’s maintenance man doubles as rodeo bullfighter
• State Senate OKs abortion funding bans
• Berkley charging ahead with bid for Ensign's seat
• Michelle Obama opens up to children on what her life is like
• Bulletin board: April 29
• ON GARDENING: Groundcover: Snow Princess simply unbelievable
• Manatee High cadets excel at Best Raiders competition
• Many FBI agents said lack ability in cyber cases
• Argentine union boss plans big show of strength
• US could reassess aid to Palestinians
• Anna Maria Island turtle nesting season gets early start
• Daniels faces dilemma in Planned Parenthood bill
• Lakewood Ranch activist announces run for Manatee commission
• Senate passes phone deregulation measure
• Middletons: Close-knit clan with commercial savvy
• Bradenton.com's Top 10, April 27, 2011
• Good Earth store to close at Lakewood Ranch
• More than $40,000 in jewelry reported stolen in Bradenton burglary
• Greenhouse gases: Too hot for the courts
• Bradenton Police: Wrestling leads to child abuse charge
• Britain revokes wedding invite for Syria envoy
• William, Kate thank everyone for their kindness
• EPA chief promises to bolster water protection laws
• Make your front yard a referee's paradise
• Palmetto rowing team making inaugural appearance in state championships
• Sarasota man charged with robbing woman at Bradenton gas station
• 247 people on terror watch list buy guns in 2010
• Property insurance bill up for final Florida Senate vote
• Florida Senate bill on due deductions set for debate
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers lineman rescues 3 stranded teen in Gulf
• Officials: Obama to shuffle national security team
• Teachers protest state funding on Manatee Ave.
• Fight breaks out as abortion measures pass
• Downtown Bradenton's River Song’s lack of retail causes worry
• Ellenton man shocked trying to reconnect power
• Concert will aid Humane Society
• Bradenton City Council gives redevelopment agencies' direction for future
• Thailand, Cambodia reach truce after deadly week
• Palmetto man charged in tying weight to dog and throwing in river
• Road-building plans threaten Indonesian tigers
• Daniels mulls presidential run, contentious bills
• Soldier in Indian Kashmir turns on unit, kills 4
• Local Cancer Care Community and Elected Officials Gather to Discuss the Life-Saving Community-Based Cancer Care Being Provided to Bradenton Residents
• Scott signs growth management bill
• Scott lobbying senators on anti-union bill
• New divide in budget debate: federal health care law
• FAA shifts managers after Obama plane incident
• Manatee man robbed in bar parking lot
• Manatee man robbed while doing laundry
• Anna Maria Island turtle nesting season gets early start
• L.A., Bakersfield remain among U.S.'s most polluted cities, report says
• Experts: Assad's ouster could prompt widespread chaos, violence
• Panetta will bring a lifetime of service to the Pentagon
• AP Exclusive: Feds examining Calif explosion
• Obama sending Panetta to Pentagon, Petraeus to CIA
• Obama to put Petraeus at CIA, Panetta at Pentagon
• WikiLeaks files on Guantanamo unlikely to help those jailed on flawed evidence
• DeSoto Heritage Grand Parade: Conquistadors invade Saturday
• Obama sending Panetta to Pentagon, Petraeus to CIA
• Palmetto police: Man tied dog to dumbbell he threw into river
• Barking poodle alerts Tampa Bay homeowner to fire
• Vermont woman killed in traffic crash in East Manatee
• At Bradenton bar, fishing tournament's nighttime revelry will have to move indoors
• Cambodian PM accuses Thais of war mongering
• Giffords flying to Florida for shuttle launch
• Bradenton.com's Top 10, April 26, 2011
• 1 dead in Ark. as more storms roll in
• Levees strain in Midwest; volunteers keep fighting
• Man robbed at Ellenton apartment complex
• Anna Maria Island center addresses allegations
• Manatee County considers forming economic development district
• Some downtown Bradenton sidewalks off limits for Grand Parade
• Jane Lynch, of ‘Glee’ fame, coming to Manatee
• Closing time in offing for Groover’s Market in Palmetto
• Crime rate drops in Florida, Manatee
• As Florida House focuses on abortion, guns and religion, Democrats ask: Where are the jobs?
• Body of missing southwest Fla woman found
• Florida man gets 12 1/2 years for shooting at helicopter
• Former First Lady of South Vietnam dies in Rome
• Anger over corruption gets public notice in India
• Asbestos, Japan tsunami's other hidden danger
• Hoarded cats, kittens arrive at Tampa shelter
• Fla. House voting on religious funding ban repeal
• Fla. restricting Everglades areas due to fire risk
• Purse snatching suspect grabs child, demands money
• Driver say he survived crash into Grand Canyon
• Oil below $112 ahead of Bernanke news conference
• News From Manatee Community Federal Credit Union - April 25, 2011
• Bradenton City Council Workshop
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - April 26, 2011
• Homeless Coalition Receives $5000 Donation from SunTrust Bank
• Availability of Community Development Block Grant Funding
• The Hernando De Soto Historical Society Presents the De Soto Heritage Festival’s Grand Parade
• Chairs a sign parade’s not far away
• Immigration supporters rally at capitol
• If you go:
• House rejects abortion bill changes
• 4/27 Florida Legislature Briefs
• After secret talks, budget impasse ends
• If you go
• 04/27 inside briefs: Emergency preparedness workshop for disabled
• 04/27 political briefs: Former rep to address Democrats
• 04/27 school briefs: MEA to hold Manatee Ave. rally today
• JROTC cadets win scholarships
• McDonald’s in Palmetto wants super-sized height for new sign
• Guantanamo secret files show U.S. often held innocent Afghans
• Guantanamo secret files show U.S. often held innocent Afghans
• Guatemalan cops arrest rancher sought by US
• Guantanamo secret files show U.S. often held innocent Afghans
• Senior official at U.S. Embassy in Caracas to lead U.S. mission in Cuba
• Obama directs $25M non-lethal aid to Libyan rebels
• Nuclear evacuation zone should be expanded, group says
• Manatee's crime rate drops 4.9 percent in 2010
• Hasner stops exploring, now running for US Senate
• Bradenton.com's Top 10, April 25, 2011
• Hunters' polar-bear trophies stuck in legal limbo
• Florida Senate elections measure moves ahead
• Deputies investigating after woman found shot near Tampa
• China warns US not to interfere on human rights
• India to set up nuke watchdog to oversee reactors
• Climate change may not dramatically affect California's precipitation or runoff
• Bradenton Police Department promotes 3 officers
• Hunsader Farms to have tomato ‘field day’
• Magistrate makes salary recommendations for Manatee County schools
• Soccer tourney set for new Lakewood Ranch complex
• Florida budget talks stall under accusations of negotiating in bad faith
• Eastern Libya determined to see revolt through to the end
• Motorist robbed in Bradenton as he changes tire
• Tampa officials ask for help identifying body
• Man found dead in Daytona Beach house fire
• UF won't punish drinkers who seek medical help
• Florida kindergartner left on school bus for 2 hours
• Facebook launches deals program, rivals Groupon
• Study: More states falling short on pension money
• Paper: Leaked documents describe al-Qaida plots
• Leaked files: Gitmo inmate informed on 123 others
• Road planners eyeing $210M program for U.S. 41 in Manatee, Sarasota
• Wis. union battle casts shadow over local races
• Earthquake in central Indonesia panics residents
• May 2011 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• Temporary Closure of Second Street West South of Manatee Avenue
• Promotions in Bradenton Police Department
• Kathleen D Sailing Catamaran Announces Pampering Partnership with Mary Kay Cosmetics!
• City Seeking Volunteer for Code Enforcement Board
• Arizona governor signs immigrant drop house bill
• Citizens policy holders in Florida watch premiums rise
• 04/26: Recreation calendar
• Manatee school board shares concerns over insurance
• Surrender to art
• Immigrants rally statewide
• Senate budget chief unloads on speaker
• Traffic Watch for April 26
• Group’s goal: Find foster homes for pets
• Bill to cut corporate income taxes put on hold
• Paul announcing presidential exploratory committee
• WikiLeaks: Just 8 captives at Guantanamo gave evidence against 255 others
• Mississippi Gov. Barbour won't seek 2012 GOP nomination
• DeMint going to New Hampshire, but not (he says) to seek presidency
• More flooding, less salmon habitat predicted for West
• Manhunt on for hundreds of Taliban who escaped from Afghan jail
• Bradenton.com's Top 10, April 23-24, 2011
• Former Tampa Bay Ray Elijah Dukes arrested
• Trial begins for Florida woman in newlywed murder plot
• Palmetto slaying remains unsolved
• Holy buckets! Churches get handle on water
• Do Your Part: The non-toxic way to get rid of unwanted insects
• Hispanic population growth could realign South's politics
• Iran says is uncovers second cyber attack
• 30 eco-friendly and frugal basics you can make
• Avoiding sugar during a real food pledge
• Jewish congregation serves Easter meal
• Manatee Memorial Hospital unveils new Sunday brunch
• Republican women’s club sets meeting
• Alligator finds its way into Palmetto woman's bathroom
• Correction: Turkey-Armenians story
• Cuts planned for popular scholarship program
• Gallery: A little help from his friends
• Md. rally planned to condemn McDonald's attack
• Obama's Easter festivities; Afghanistan meeting
• Ukraine prepares to mark 25 years since Chernobyl
• 500-year-old book surfaces in Utah
• Nostalgic Poles rebuild medieval castles
• Thousands line up for last glimpse of Indian guru
• No deaths in St. Louis tornado called a miracle
• Trial begins for Florida woman in newlywed murder plot
• Obama's Easter festivities; Afghanistan meeting
• NH GOP primary not just a Republican party
• GOP White House hopefuls shake the money trees
• Water Source Technologies - New Product/Service Announcement
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce And State College Of Florida Partner To Offer Online Learning Opportunities
• Scientists fret over BP funds for Gulf research
• Traffic Watch for April 25
• Technology leads cops to burglary suspect
• Guard robbed at outlet mall
• JOURNALISM NEXT: Recycling machine turns trash into flower pots
• U.S. intelligence summaries detail Guantanamo's secrets
• Urban buildings unplug from water grid
• NY's Easter parade tradition both elegant and zany
• Obama paints Rep. Ryan as Republican face for 2012
• Jurors in 1st Blagojevich trial offer retrial tips
• Woman in schools threat wants venue change
• Bloomberg noncommittal on Trump presidential talk
• Surfer suffers minor injuries from shark bite
• Serbia's opposition leader ends hunger strike
• Spring brings fundraising frenzy for GOP hopefuls
• Jimmy Carter, other former leaders to visit NKorea
• Lawmaker, murder victim's kin work to expand DNA testing
• Youngest on Hillary's Everest team dies in India
• The making of a $9.4M health insurance deficit for Manatee County schools
• More than 100 Civil War veterans interred in Manatee County
• Photographers recall Chernobyl's first days
• Gunman robs security guard at Ellenton outlet mall, gets away on guard's golf cart
• Manatee County government's must-have accessory? The iPad
• Manatee's featured fugitives for April 24
• JIM JONES column | County commission road show is a great idea
• On army anniversary, NKorea threat to destroy US
• Tar balls wash up on 2 South Florida beaches
• Fla. group discourages buying bunnies for Easter
• Some chimps never recover from stresses of research
• As science turns from chimp research, US wants to restart it
• Chinese tea farmer finds orphaned 'moon bears'
• Squirrels on UF campus have students' attention
• Hats off to Easter bonnets
• Historical search for Confederate soldiers
• 04/24 - Real estate transactions
• 04/24 - Public records
• 04/24 - Police blotter
• Traffic Watch for week of April 24
• Effort to privatize prisons raises questions of cost
• Cuts all but certain for Manatee libraries
• Public libraries feel strain of budget cuts
• Fiber optic project about to get going
• 5 females found with throats slashed in Acapulco
• Rescuers find rubble at end of collapsed tunnel
• Sarasota sheriff: Man threatened after taking suspect for ride
• Cyclists decry Golden Gate Bridge speed limit plan
• Groups plan to sue for species protections
• Police: Dolphins WR Brandon Marshall stabbed by wife
• NYC board: Trump skipped primary voting 21 years
• Gulf anniversary renews debate on Arctic drilling
• Thousands mark holy fire rite in Jerusalem church
• Satoyama woodlands face grim future
• Japanese government considers underground wall to contain Fukushima radiation
• A brief look at guests for Britain's royal wedding
• British tourist slaying suspect in court
• North Port Police working 110 leads in teacher slaying
• German baby born at 21 weeks goes home for Easter
• 2 man stabbed during fight at Bradenton nightclub
• Obama pumps plan to develop renewable energy
• Pakistan army: We have broken terrorists' backbone
• Court: Navarre Beach property can be taxed
• Eugene, Ore., officer fatally shot
• Suspect in Texas woman's death arrested in Arizona
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for April 27, 2011
• DeSoto Grand Parade
• Five accused of luring Florida teenager to his death
• Florida mom gets 10 years in son’s fatal beating
• Some poker players spend heavily on instruction
• Holy week worship
• 04/23 - Public records
• 4/23 Local Briefs: Terra Ceia plans kayak poker regatta
• Children’s Parade winners
• Local strip club lawyer looks to Supreme Court
• Military faces challenge to malpractice shield
• Manatee’s oil spill claims payments total $9.8 million
• Syrian security forces unleash deadly violence
• Small businesses hit hard by gas prices
• Pakistan-U.S. feud boils over CIA drone strikes
• Timing of Sen. Ensign resignation raises questions
• Pakistan-U.S. feud boils over CIA drone strikes
• GOP's Pawlenty wants US ambassador out of Syria
• Manatee house cleaners confess to taking jewelry from homes
• Agreement near in sex lawsuit involving Ga. pastor
• Beck suggests Huckabee too 'thin-skinned' for 2012
• British tourist honored for catching falling child
• Manatee woman has prescription meds stolen from her
• Largest Yemen protests fill boulevard in capital
• Japan quake briefly cut US military computer links
• Most-viewed stories, galleries April 21 on Bradenton.com
• State doesn't check background of some health pros
• Trump's brash style makes him a leading candidate
• San Francisco considers $1.5B Treasure Island plan
• Landscaping tiff ends with firm fired
• Truckers protest again over costs in China
• Torn pieces of ancient Chinese painting reunited
• The care and feeding of chestnuts
• McCain lauds anti-Gadhafi force during Libya visit
• Anne Frank Center moving closer to ground zero
• Spotlight on better uniforms for female GIs
• Football player, victim of shooting, to talk
• Rep. Ron Paul talking presidential in Tallahassee visit
• Pope to call space station in papal first
• US group condemns Bahrain campaign against doctors
• Teen's mom held for helping him escape from jail
• Man falls asleep at the wheel in Bradenton intersection
• 6 arrested in Sweden for Libyan Embassy break-in
• Some Orlando neighborhoods getting sidewalks
• Boy accused of tourist killings arrested before
• Judge orders Vatican to show files in abuse case
• Bucs Seeking Bay-Area Students For Ambassadors Program
• Road Closures in Bradenton - April 26-27, 2011
• Port Authority celebrates dredging project
• Wares Creek dredging should begin by June
• Manatee ministry delivers hundreds of baskets
• Elections overhaul passes House on party-line vote
• House passes prescription for pill abuse
• Digital surveillance ubiquitous in Manatee
• Trunk evidence allowed in Anthony trial
• Delaney eyes career finale as NBA ref
• Parrish residents share their dreams
• Record 40 grants given by MCF
• LWR supes warned: Stay in the ‘sunshine’
• Obama says new task force will examine gas prices
• Amid oil spills, melting ice and radiation, signs of hope on Earth Day
• Nevada Sen. John Ensign announces resignation
• Knock Outs are not the only choice
• U.S. task force will investigate high gas prices
• Club meetings: April 22
• Bulletin board: April 22
• Moose Lodge grateful to community
• Local artist draws a following
• Bill would set minimum times for yellow traffic lights in Florida
• Business leaders urge Congress to 'put everything on the table' to tackle deficit
• Can Florida Gov. Rick Scott's policy shifts soften his public image?
• Existing home sales in Fla. jump 36 percent
• US honors Cuban women dissidents
• House Democrat files suit forcing donor disclosure
• Israeli cousins united by Holocaust database
• Archbishop urges support for Kate and William
• Woman suspected of prostitution with babies in car
• Leadership vacuum in Suez illustrates Egypt's instability
• On Earth Day, recognize the rights of Mother Earth
• When you weed, get deep enough to get the roots
• Fla. wildlife officials say virus is killing ducks in St. Petersburg
• NYC officials defend decision to cuff 1st grader
• Who's at fault? Court battle looms over oil spill
• Prince Charles sets record for being next in line
• Accused WikiLeaks informant moved to prison in Kansas
• Pakistani court frees all but 1 in gang-rape case
• Spain court bans atheist march on Holy Thursday
• Poll: In down economy, education key to youth jobs
• Elections overhaul up for Fla. House vote
• Fla. House voting on 'pill mill' crackdown bill
• Florida serial killer facing possible death sentence
• 911 caller says toddler fatally shot his mom
• Steel Magnolia rocks Braden River High
• Dad of abductee stresses education, awareness
• Florida budget packed with pork spending
• SCF takes first steps toward DEAL economic hub
• Despite 911 call, questions aplenty in tourist slayings
• Easter Egg Hunt Highlights Homestand Promotions
• Renaissance on 9th Extends Hours
• Manatee Chamber Adds to Its Legislative Agenda
• Good Deeds Publix Donates $29,875 To The Food Bank Of Manatee
• Weekly Concerts Planned at Manatee County Courthouse in May
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - April 19, 2011
• Small and Calculated Changes Yield Savings For Manatee County School System
• Blake Medical Center Receives Full Accreditation as Chest Pain Center with Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI) Cycle III From The Society of Chest Pain Centers
• (Mock) Disaster at SRQ
• Growth control regulations under fire
• Bill to repeal red-light cameras clears final Fla. House panel
• Florida museums expect big hit in upcoming budget
• Stopping the violence: Sexual assault awareness rally provides outlet for victims
• Flyover, vigils mark first anniversary of Gulf oil disaster
• FPL’s solar power plan gets new life
• Fisherman Joe’s farewell (for now) party Saturday
• 04/21 school briefs: Sugg to hold recycling round up
• Bighead carp snagged in St. Croix River
• 04/21 news briefs: Tweens invited to 'Vanished'
• Lakewood Ranch incorporation debate rolls on
• Bradenton woman's unborn child dies after two-car crash
• Bighead carp snagged in St. Croix River
• Obama calls GOP Medicare, spending plan 'radical'
• US promises support for Haiti's president-elect
• Researchers warn of Gulf spill's lingering psychological effects
• Poll: High gas prices changing Americans' driving habits
• Was FBI too quick to judge anthrax suspect the killer?
• State College of Florida moves forward on proposed economic development campus
• Son's death in Quran burning protest haunts Afghan family
• Ala. students suspended for drinking wine in Italy
• Iran lawmakers: Ahmadinejad must back intel chief
• Club photos, video may hold clues to British tourist slayings
• An Earth ambassador's personality takes root
• Earth day pays eco(nomic)-dividends
• A prescription for parks protection
• Obama comes up with anti-pill mill plan
• Obama praises Gulf workers 1 year after oil spill
• AP IMPACT: 3,200 Gulf wells unplugged, unprotected
• 9,800 eggs festoon German retiree's Easter tree
• Tainted bean sprouts latest food scare in China
• Manatee County wins ability to regulate sex business
• Fla. House takes aim at growth control regulations
• Orange County, Fla. approves same-sex benefits
• Dog rescued after week trapped in cooler in S Fla.
• Attorney: Boy who stabbed Pinellas officer planned suicide
• No injuries as storms batter nation's midsection
• Officials hit snag in search for Lakewood Ranch director
• Landscaping tiff develops at Lakewood Ranch
• Cameroon detains 9 for pirate bank robbery
• Deadline arrives for joining federal oil lawsuit
• Rocky Bluff library to get a new home in former Ellenton restaurant
• A year after spill, gulf coast is healing, hurting
• New York man dies in bicycle crash in Palmetto
• Manatee deputies search for burglary suspects
• Australian teacher accused of tying up student
• Inspired Minds LLC, Specialized Services in Literacy and Learning, Opens in Lakewood Ranch
• 04/20 News briefs: Golf tourney raises $50K for program
• 04/20 Political briefs: Republican Women set meeting
• Bradenton runners take part in Flame of Hope race
• Scope of environmental impact of oil spill remains elusive
• Romney, Huckabee take early lead for 2012 GOP nod
• CIA declassifies WWI-era secret documents
• Romney, Huckabee take early lead for 2012 GOP nod
• Drug czar unveils plan to attack prescription drug abuse
• Supreme Court signals it will throw out global warming lawsuit
• A year after BP oil spill, pressure builds to expand drilling
• Clemency sought for 'child soldier' at Guantanamo
• Obama's pulpit is bully, but GOP keeps charging
• Supreme Court signals it will toss out global warming lawsuit
• Fla. job center criticized for passing out capes
• Court reinstates Va. mental health lawsuit
• Florida 'not likely' to join Transocean lawsuit for oil claims
• UK to send military advisers to help Libya rebels
• Manatee holds off on passing fertilizer regulations
• Bradenton’s Creonix to hire 105 by 2016
• Estuary revival favored at local Gulf listening session
• Parrish residents: We want sewer service
• Beloved teacher ‘Miz Mac’ always thought of others
• After baby's born, landscape designer has new vision to make over family garden
• Obama ran against Bush, but now governs like him
• Mystery surrounds slaying of 2 British tourists in Sarasota
• The gulf one year later: Still waiting for love
• BP chairman: deep-sea drilling must go on
• Truck crash in north Congo kills 23, governor says
• Agriculture commissioner says Florida seafood safe 1 year after spill
• iPad app shows US library's Civil War images in 3D
• Motorcycle deaths drop, but trend is worrisome
• Poll: Social networks used for study, friends
• Ride MCAT buses for free today
• A nearly perfect evaluation for head of Sarasota Bradenton International Airport
• Robbers hit southern Manatee convenience store
• Body found near homeless camp in Ellenton
• Juvenile arrested after purse snatching in Bradenton
• Royal knitting book has Wills and Kate in stitches
• Vietnam prosecutors drop charges against blogger
• Ariz. voters get ballot issue on campaign funding
• Derby, Wine and Donate
• Meals on Wheels Plus 18th Annual Fundraiser a Huge Success
• Winner of Award
• Temporary Closure of 2nd Street West South of Manatee Avenue
• Arizona gov. vetoes presidential 'birther' bill
• Recreation Calendar
• Palmetto OKs development on riverfront
• Pentagon inquiry clears McChrystal of wrongdoing
• Chinese student found dead in Toronto apartment
• Syrian protesters demand president's resignation
• Some 'green' home products contain petroleum, not plants
• PeopleTowels, not paper towels
• Poll: Best way to fight deficits is to raise taxes on the rich
• Body found near homeless camp in Ellenton
• Black leaders angry over email depiction of Obama
• Dems: Sanchez likely to run for Texas Sen. seat
• USF student dies in underwater caves in central FL
• Sheriff faces meth charge in state ravaged by drug
• FROM HERALD ARCHIVES | Tuskegee Airman Yenwith Whitney soared above barriers
• A look back, in pictures, at the weekend that was in Bradenton and Manatee County
• Obama extends Passover greetings to Netanyahu
• Zimbabwe's president defends troubled coalition
• Sudanese military chopper crashes in Darfur; 5 die
• Chicago school bans packed lunches
• Canada prepares to introduce plastic money
• Tuskegee Airman dies in Sarasota
• 'Solar group buy' program launched in California
• Mostly tree-free paper products for businesses
• EarthTalk: Is U.S. air quality getting better or worse?
• The challenges of eating real food
• India court orders circuses to stop employing kids
• Plummer takes centerstage at Sarasota Film Festival
• Palmetto ex-con freed after DNA test can’t apply for compensation
• Local dolphin expert helping with oil spill studies
• State Attorney’s Office files to appeal Williams conviction
• Sarasota teen accused of killing 2 British tourists
• At look at possible royal wedding dress designers
• Hooded gunmen rob 7-Eleven store in Bradenton
• FD: Girl survives fall from Golden Gate Bridge
• Man denies charges in W.Va. sniper-style slaying
• Poll: Students optimistic despite money doubts
• 4/18 GALLERY: Let's hear it for the underdog!
• Paper: Documents show US funding Syrian opposition
• Easter Egg Hunt at Lakewood Ranch High School
• Middleton mania a cresting wave as wedding nears
• Touring gun control campaign makes stop in Miami
• JOURNALISM NEXT: Behind the lunch line
• Traffic Watch for April 18
• 4/18 LOCAL BREIFS: Churches host blood drives
• Families helping families cope with mental illness
• Cuba explores for oil as U.S. watches warily
• State Department cables reveal U.S. thirst for all things Iranian
• St. Petersburg church evacuated after people became sick
• Boater dies after fishing vessel capsizes in Gulf
• New climate change case headed to Supreme Court
• Clinton visits Tokyo in show of support for Japan
• 3 killed at Syrian protest after Assad vows reform
• Fidel Castro gives brother key vote of confidence
• State Department cables reveal US thirst for all things Iranian
• DC holiday delays federal tax filing deadline
• Man robbed of his bicycle while riding in Bradenton
• Boy, 15, charged with stabbing other teen in Bradenton
• South Florida activists pen 'The Uterus Song'
• Trump plays down Romney's business credentials
• Tsunami devastates abalone fishing industry
• Common tax breaks for families, individuals
• Pope leads faithful in Palm Sunday outdoor Mass
• 2012 presidential candidates `friend' social media
• Libya's civil war shrinks Christian communities
• Super rich see federal taxes drop dramatically
• With Florida in the loop current, Gulf drilling remains a concern
• Pacific salmon may be dying from leukemia-type virus
• Oil companies' new Gulf drilling plans called inadequate
• Administrator pleased with speed of BP claims payments; residents say relief too slow
• Barbour reflects on spill, economic damages
• War compounds the plight of Libya's mentally ill
• 2 protesters arrested at IMF/World Bank event
• Sands of time
• Sex crimes focus of rally
• Emergency drill on tap for airport
• Families dealing with autism aren’t alone
• DeSoto festivals have a serious side
• Traffic Watch for April 17
• Republicans push to cut early voting
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Trump says he has qualities U.S. needs in president
• 04/17 - Real estate transactions
• 04/17 - Public records
• Poker players studying up to win
• Month dedicated to romance in tourism campaign
• Schedule changes coming for air traffic controllers after naps
• BP oil spill delayed drilling, but probably wasn’t death knell
• Sarasota Film Festival Awards
• One year after spill: Gulf beaches healthy
• Stars light up Sarasota
• Bradenton man gives up after standoff
• Douglas Kmiec resigns as U.S. ambassador to Malta
• Plane lands on busy New Orleans road, strikes van
• Bogus Chinese-American militia marched in parades
• Authorities find body of missing Fla. boater
• `Tea-Paw?' Ex-Minn. governor courts tea partyers
• Police: Gunman robs McDonald's in Palmetto at the drive-through window
• Pope on 84th birthday works as usual
• 2 Fantasy 5 players each win $120,894.88 top prize
• Indonesia police identify suspect in mosque attack
• Soldiers loot Burkina Faso capital for 2nd night
• NYC pizzeria owner seriously wounded in stabbing
• Ariz. plows controversial ground with birther bill
• Cuba marks Bay of Pigs, opens pivotal Party summit
• Hamas: 2 arrested in Italian killing
• Man surrenders after standoff with deputies in Bradenton
• Boy, 15, stabbed in the back in Bradenton
• Geena Davis shines at Sarasota Film Festival luncheon
• ‘Conga on Beach’ to dance for record
• Tea Party Manatee Tax Day Rally congregates at Mixon Farms
• Jacksonville man gets 35 years for baby's death
• Fla. welfare drug testing may get state funding
• Sheen lawyer, show producer disagree about return
• Buchanan shows $558K plus in new donations for re-election campaign
• Fla. Gov. Rick Scott's reversal on disability funding brightens mood for Manasota ARC
• In Bradenton murder case, 2 lives ‘ruined’ in matter of 2 seconds
• Highlights of Obama's interview with AP
• Senate weakens anti-union bill amid opposition
• Top 4 candidates in Nigeria's presidential poll
• Lawsuit: Foster child was sexually abused in care
• De Soto Landing at De Soto National Memorial
• Benefit Concert for Michelle Bell-Nicholls
• Month dedicated to romance in tourism campaign
• Obama rips budget bill's Guantanamo restrictions
• Ex-Iraq commander may throw hat in Texas Senate race
• Canvass shows conservative wins Wis. court race
• Lavish Republican fundraiser with Leann Rimes nets $650
• House approves Ryan plan, GOP's budget blueprint
• Police: Gunman robs McDonald's in Palmetto at the drive-through window
• Bradenton Christian celebrates its 50th
• Pawlenty raises $160K in early phase of 2012 chase
• Lady Liberty stamp shows wrong statue
• Concrete plant zoning is rejected
• UN rights chief urges probe into Iraq camp deaths
• Child-abusing ex-bishop's tell-all shocks Belgium
• Florida woman poses as homebuyer to steal wallets
• Gay couple say kiss got them kicked out of pub
• On set in Bradenton with Morgan Fairchild
• Manatee schools halt medical clinic inquiry
• Arsons plaguing Bayshore Gardens area in Bradenton
• Bradenton.com's Top 10, April 14, 2011
• How the 'wild west' of the seas was won
• Myakka City Fire Control applications sought
• Scott acknowledges ‘serious’ pill mill problem
• Ariz. Legislature OKs presidential 'birther' bill
• Workers to be honored for rescues after rig blast
• Cuba gears up for key Communist summit
• Smugglers find creative ways to move contraband
• More good news on Fla. unemployment anticipated
• Conservationists plan lawsuit over Fla. butterfly
• South Fla. customs stops 5 pests never seen in US
• St. Petersburg boy sets house on fire while looking for dog
• Manatee Planning Commission nixes cement company’s rezoning request
• Scott to rescind order to cut payments for disability services
• Proposed Publix in East Manatee clears hurdle
• Parrish man facing federal prison time for coin scheme
• Galloway sentenced in murder of Bradenton teen Dejuan Williams
• 911 tape from Ellis slaying not released
• Tax shortfall in Manatee means more budget cuts
• Likely GOP contenders plot tea party strategies
• Japan crisis renews interest in U.S. anti-nuke movement
• 2 people killed as storms tear through Oklahoma
• Nestle says sales down but growth up 6.4 percent
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - April 12, 2011
• Senate OKs bill to strengthen pensions
• Senate moves to repeal growth law
• Critics lash Florida elections bill as ‘voter suppression’
• EPA settles with TVA over pollution from coal plants
• While Goldman Sachs raked in profits, clients squirmed
• Pelosi's influence fades in House and with her party
• Tax plans big on promises, short on painful details
• Sen. DeMint demands Constitution be changed to ban federal debt
• Pelosi's influence fades in House and with her party
• Try these plants for problem garden areas
• Make spring safe, happy for your pets
• Pets of the week: April 15
• Bradenton’s Robert Palmer grows amazing orchids
• Fla. couple pleads guilty in $200M Medicare fraud
• Parrish man faces to 20 years in federal prison for coin scheme
• Manatee Planning Commission nixes cement company’s rezoning request
• Ex-Sen. Graham, others speak out on Fla. courts
• Manatee school officials halt medical clinic inquiry
• Now arriving in Alabama: Your lost luggage
• Pa. school district will appeal 'boobies' ruling
• Fla. Republicans use new tactics to push anti-union bill
• Bradenton lottery winner planning to buy house
• Harllee students head off to world robotics competition
• Japanese risk radiation to rescue stranded dogs
• Projects are paving the way for rowing upgrades at park on Manatee-Sarasota line
• Lab puts sea life to an acid test
• Mowing safely requires serious approach
• Florida budget talks stalled until after Easter
• 81-year-old Jacksonville man hits suspect with frying pan
• Clinton: US committed to NATO mission in Libya
• Ground cover an easy landscaping plant with big rewards
• AP analysis: US economic stress eased in February
• Global stocks drop ahead of US inflation news
• Businessmen say immigration bills will hurt Florida
• Bay of Pigs marked men who helped make Miami, US
• Toddler given sangria, not juice at Fla. Olive Garden restaurant
• Manatee School for the Arts building reward fund to catch teacher's killer
• Volunteers for Manatee cleanup sought
• Bradenton council works to perfect form based codes
• Florida Gov. Scott sells urgent care company
• Judge: County wrong in allowing more homes in NW Bradenton project
• Foreclosures in Manatee plunge
• Roadside bombs kill 3 south of Baghdad
• Arizonans to begin applying for medical marijuana
• Santorum announces presidential fundraising effort
• Vietnam releases 2 prominent dissidents
• Great American Cleanup sites
• House bill would have panel pick primary date
• Budget talks break down
• Report: Supreme Court split will cost millions
• GOP turns up heat over anti-union bill
• Senate panel rebukes Goldman Sachs, others over mortgage deals
• Report: Market share drove faulty credit ratings decisions
• Rate drops for ex Guantanamo detainees returning to terrorism, insurgency
• Obama borrows time with deficit reduction plan
• Obama borrows time with deficit reduction plan
• Manatee School for the Arts raising reward money in teacher’s slaying
• Mubarak's sons join ex-regime figures in Cairo prison
• New rules give orca whales more space
• US missiles hit Pakistan despite request to limit
• FAA suspends more sleeping controllers
• EPA appeals panel is accused of thwarting Arctic drilling
• Dead twin's DNA helps ID Texas body in barrel
• Casino resort bill dies one death in Florida Senate committee
• Mayor: Tarballs still hitting Ala., cleanup needed
• Manatee's impounded pet reclaim fee changed
• 2 men charged in Manatee with stealing safe full of prescription drugs
• Study on aging Cortez Bridge raises island ire
• House Republicans vehemently opposing tax hikes
• Manatee’s 25th annual Victim Rights Candlelight Vigil: They’re never forgotten
• Bradenton woman's death may not be homicide
• Manatee County activates new red-light cameras
• Legislature debates where Floridians can get their wine
• Former Fla. Senate president McKay backs expansion of namesake school vouchers
• Fire damages Bradenton home
• Ivory Coast PM says captured strongman is 'well'
• U.S. begins to reconsider nuclear risks in light of Japan crisis
• Poll: Many Romanian teens rampantly intolerant
• Kate Middleton confirmed in Church of England
• Florida Gov. Scott's reluctance to make legal claim for oil spill spurs outrage
• Repeal of Fla. ban on religious funding gets boost
• Man injured by exploding dye-pack after Florida bank robbery
• Report: Sarasota teen drove 99 mph before crash
• Prescription drug bill now boosts penalties
• Jewish community given back books stolen by Nazis
• Bradenton's 'Pink Palace' project up in the air
• The nation's weather
• Gov. Brown signs clean-energy law for California
• California is expanding its carbon-trading program to 3 Canadian provinces
• Cuts defang federal wolf-control program, stun Minnesota officials
• Controversial Arizona senator faces recall effort
• The Hernando De Soto Historical Society Presents the De Soto Heritage Festival’s Bottle Boat Regatta
• County to seek tenants to lease former YMCA branch
• Manatee may try to beat deadline on fertilizer ordinance
• 4/13 LEGISLATURE BRIEFS: Scott behind emergency spending for disabled
• Senate panel advances PIP bills
• 4/13 SCHOOL NOTES: MTI health students win awards
• Pawlenty says 'I'm running;" campaign downplays it
• California Gov. Brown signs ambitious renewable energy mandate into law
• Obama's grand fiscal plans unlikely to pass pre-election
• Letters reveal Walt Whitman's other job: Government clerk
• Bob Dole honored with plaque at WWII Memorial
• Mayors group fights back against recall elections
• Chile: Salvador Allende kin asks judge for autopsy
• Officials looking for Sarasota runaway
• Vatican sanctions Belgian bishop who abused nephew
• Lawsuit: Florida homeless get $50 to be beaten on video
• Bradenton woman loses $22K in jewelry in burglary
• Fiat boosts its stake in Chrysler to 30 percent
• Applebee's makes changes after child gets alcohol
• Budget tricks helped Obama save programs from cuts
• Army: Filipino contact of Jemaah Islamiyah caught
• Calif. water distribution spurs debate at congressional hearing
• New stand on old-growth trees
• Global stocks knocked by Japan nuclear worries
• Should your garden be a no-till zone?
• Food safety, trade at center of fight over imports of Asian catfish
• Housing still can't find a date for economic recovery dance
• Honduran police ignore rise in attacks on journalists, gays
• Manatee school board upholds termination of teacher
• BP money buys Gulf Coast millions in gadgets, cars
• Sarasota Film Fest spotlights Manatee movie
• Manatee County school board agonizes over insurance
• Family: Bradenton homicide victim reported abuse
• Slain Bradenton woman's ex-boyfriend arrested
• Woman ticketed in France for wearing face veil
• White House ceremony to mark new GI initiative
• Gas drilling's promise, perils rile townsfolk
• Tampa woman accused of staging accidents for cash
• Tampa will host GOP debate next year
• Florida medical malpractice bill again before subcommittee
• Fla. lawmakers may redo federal budget amendment
• Gov't minister stabbed in Nepal, prompting manhunt
• Road Watch Advisory: Temporary Road Closures of 2nd Street West and 3rd Street West South of SR 64 / Manatee Avenue
• 17th Annual Easter Egg Hunt
• Musician settles with Crist over ad song
• Fla. Gov. Rick Scott: Learning on the job
• What Manatee County received
• Concerns about 44th Avenue extension arise
• Motorists asked to watch for road closures
• 04/12 Political briefs: Hunzeker to address GOP Club
• Manatee hopeful about Fla. House bill on fertilizers
• Bachmann stops short of endorsing GOP budget plan
• Budget deal reveals wide cuts, more politics to come
• Romney in _ almost _ announcing exploratory effort
• Pa. considers open season on porcupines
• Fla. high court to take up foreclosure matter
• Detectives want to talk with slain Bradenton woman's ex-boyfriend
• Terrorism trial to start next month in Chicago
• Oil falls on Libya, Goldman Sachs demand warning
• Chief's daughter: Fla. death row inmate innocent
• Fla. couple accused of keeping girl in yard
• Clinton: Gbagbo arrest sends message to dictators
• Czech government in crisis
• Ex-leader of GOP gov group to run Pawlenty effort
• China ordains new Vatican-approved Catholic bishop
• Italy challenges EU over Tunisian migrants
• Sarasota to charge for downtown parking
• Get a splash of color with water-powered clock
• EarthTalk: Is it good we have fluoride in our tap water?
• How one family gave up processed food
• Do Your Part: How green does your garden grow?
• JOURNALISM NEXT | Southeast High School | Humans for Humans seeks to make a better world
• Two cancer fighters, two different approaches
• Manatee to host ‘Commuter Services Day’
• Nasdaq, IntercontinentalExchange respond to NYSE
• AP IMPACT: BP buys Gulf Coast millions in gear
• Skin bleaching a growing problem in Jamaica slums
• Farm subsidies face $30B hit under GOP budget plan
• Police: Fla. woman slain after breaking engagement
• AP IMPACT: BP buys Gulf Coast millions in gear
• Pencils ready: FCAT begins today in Manatee
• Man shot in the shoulder in Bradenton
• Former US Rep Ed Case running for Senate in 2012
• Gallery: just clowning around
• Gov. Scott’s team, media in 'Twitter war'
• Art has heart – and a message
• U.N., French fire on Gbagbo residence
• Small plane crash kills 3 in Mississippi
• Republicans say they'll seek further cuts in debt-ceiling debate
• A paperwork mix-up nearly derails asylum seeker
• Pentagon's second thoughts on Iraq withdrawal
• Bomb kills 3 tribal elders in western Afghanistan
• Critics fault retired Justice O'Connor over ethics
• GOP presidential field sees budget wars from afar
• Plane crash kills 2, injures 4 in Philippine city
• 2012 in sight, Obama looks back to Chicago again
• Iranian military plane crashes in south of country
• African Union officials to meet Gadhafi and rebels
• Poles mark anniversary of plane crash tragedy
• ‘Pink Palace’ investment a tricky one for Bradenton
• Manatee schools’ health insurance runs $9.4M deficit
• Manatee woman fights off attacker
• Naked man bashes head into Manatee deputy’s jaw
• Attorney for suspect in Bradenton attacks pulls out of case
• Wide tornado cuts a swath through west Iowa town
• 7 militants killed in Pakistan's Swat Valley
• Gay students win strong allies in battle against bullying
• When Obama visits states, he's usually wooing them for 2012
• 2 Nevada H.S. students die in diving accident
• What Is Going On In Our Government?
• Ribfest wraps up today at Manatee Fairgrounds
• 04/10 - Real estate transactions
• 04/10 - Public records
• 04/10 - Policeblotter
• Traffic Watch for April 10
• Raising funds, awareness for Fisher House
• In Teen Court, a second chance is costly
• Bulldogs’ headquarters highlights park fixes
• Miami runner wins annual race in Keys
• Old sailing cable ship restored in Key West
• 'Workers' Comp' starts filming in Manatee this week
• Colorado mom shocked to hear Obama quote her email
• Candidates line up for tough job _ Denver mayor
• Budget battle boosts Boehner's standing
• Budget battle boosts Boehner's standing
• Spending cuts only a prelude to larger fight
• British Army defuses 500-pound van bomb in Ulster
• Blast hits hostel in southern Philippine province
• Iceland votes on debt repay deal with UK, Dutch
• Civil War 150th a lifetime event for re-enactors
• Vt. ready to fight effort to keep nuke plant open
• Polish delegation visits site of plane crash
• After tear in a 737, asking what's old for a plane
• Cops: Manatee robbery suspects have juvenile records
• State College of Florida gets $187,084 science grant award
• De Soto Memorial would be closed in shutdown
• Manatee child protection specialist resigns after writing fake reports
• Kashmir shuts against religious leader's killing
• World stumbles toward climate summit
• Marine nuclear rescue team stands ready in Japan
• Lawmakers strike last-minute deal to avoid shutdown
• Lawmakers strike last-minute deal to avoid shutdown
• Abortion politics becomes big part of budget drama
• Marauders show off for home crowd, roll over Stone Crabs 13-0
• Florida Senate backs off on SunPass discount repeal
• 4/9 LEGISLATURE BRIEFS: Malpractice bill clears committee
• Manatee hospitals could lose $13.8M
• Drug database ready to launch
• Traffic Watch for April 9
• 04/09 - Public records
• 4/9 LOCAL BRIEFS: Today: Great American Cleanup
• 4/9 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Powder at rep’s office not anthrax
• Agencies probe fatal Fla. water tank burst
• Lawmakers strike last-minute deal to avoid government shutdown
• Marauders steam past Stone Crabs in home opener
• Abortion politics becomes big part of budget drama
• Negotiations still frozen as the clock ticks toward shutdown
• Government shutdown would close De Soto National Memorial in Bradenton
• Cops: Suspects in Palmetto robbery have juvenile records
• 8 killed in German pileup caused by sand storm
• Bankrupt Mont. rancher buys back 60 to 70 horses
• Spain receive 37 more Cuban ex-political prisoners
• SARASOTA FILM FESTIVAL: Geena Davis making impact on, off screen
• Florida bill would crack down on panhandling
• Judge postpones honeymoon death trial over layoffs
• Three more reasons for clean energy
• Fire at plastics factory in eastern Czech Republic
• Manatee County reaches out to help older neighborhoods
• NATO admits it struck Libyan rebels, but blames them
• Djibouti, host of lone US Africa base, holds vote
• New Lakewood Ranch dental school to help the needy
• Workers brace for effect of government shutdown
• Cops: Suspects in Palmetto stick-up may have robbed 11 other businesses
• Easter Seals’ Design & Wine on Friday in Bradenton
• 7-year-old in Florida shields younger boys from attacking dog
• 2 injured in shooting outside Clearwater home
• Storms damaged 300 central Florida homes
• Toyota to resume Japan car output at half capacity
• Texted message leads Palmetto police to arrest
• Prosecutors: Recording failed in bomb plot case
• Beyond camping, canoeing, Boy Scouts add robotics
• ACLU challenges foreclosure courts
• Florida Legislature: House, Senate approve austere budget plans
• Expand ‘virtual’ schools, say lawmakers
• Plans to revamp Supreme Court raise concerns
• Mobile resource center offers training opportunity for lifesavers
• Bill unlinks job licenses from rights restoration
• Senate bill requires employee contributions of public sector workers
• Plan would slash Brogan’s salary
• Senate votes to loosen limits on class sizes
• House passes business deregulation bill
• Obama has work to do to win Florida again
• Obama, top lawmakers still can't come to terms on budget
• WikiLeaks cables show U.S. took softer line toward Libya
• WikiLeaks cables show U.S. took softer line toward Libya
• Federal officials ready employees for possible shutdown
• Alaska Native corporations defend contracts
• Alaska Native corporations defend contracts
• Special thanks: April 8
• Sierra Apricot esperanza a real showstopper
• Royal Sara Mana Club announces Debutantes
• Lakewood Ranch snowbird a busy volunteer
• Kosovo assembly elects president
• House passes EPA limits a day after Senate defeated them
• Bill to split Florida Supreme Court clears House committee
• Judge guts snow-death lawsuit against Pittsburgh
• Rapper Wiz Khalifa surges to fame with new album
• LeBron's mom arrested at Miami Beach hotel
• Series of scandals hit SAfrica police leadership
• 2 arrested after robbery at Palmetto restaurant
• Bennett to seek state funds for rowing at Benderson Park
• Senior Lunch Club meets each Tuesday in Lakewood Ranch
• Memorial service held for slain Manatee County teacher
• Detectives searching for clues in slain Manatee teacher’s life
• Sea lions' appetite for salmon has lawmakers out for blood
• Shedding light: New bulb law goes into effect in 2012
• Homegrown food is safer, cheaper, and pretty easy
• 04/07 Local briefs: Bookapalooza event is set for Saturday
• Growth management laws face ‘streamlining’
• Tough-on-crime laws could soon be slackened Florida targets minimum mandatory sentences for nonviolent crimes
• Manatee schools halt salary talks with second union
• Powerball ticket worth $218M sold in Indiana
• Trump hammers away at Obama's citizenship issue
• Fiercely pro-Gadhafi, Libya TV host leaps to fame
• ACLU challenges Fla. foreclosure courts
• Medals honor 20 who risked lives to help others
• Obama has work to do to win Florida again in 2012
• Obama to approve free-trade pact with Colombia
• Netanyahu, Merkel meet in Germany on Mideast
• Bradenton officials discuss ways to improve downtown events
• Vietnam detains 2 prominent dissidents
• Nazi cake baker says he's sorry
• The nation's weather
• St. Louis, Kansas City buck anti-tax trend
• Jenifer Schembri of Blalock Walters Joins Asolo Repertory Theatre Board of Directors
• Jenifer Schembri of Blalock Walters Joins Asolo Repertory Theatre Board of Directors
• Jenifer Schembri of Blalock Walters Joins Asolo Repertory Theatre Board of Directors
• Tickets On Sale Now for 5th Annual Bradenton Night with the Rays
• Senate defeats GOP bid to strip EPA of ability to regulate greenhouse gases
• Still no budget deal as federal shutdown looms
• Man stabbed while walking dog in Bradenton
• New poll: Voters’ dislike of Florida Gov. Scott grows
• Saint Stephen's Episcopal School to appear on Discovery Channel
• Obama friend arrested for soliciting prostitute
• Senate votes down effort to weaken EPA authority
• From Florida House to national media, 'uterus' is runaway hit
• Senate defeats GOP bid to strip EPA of ability to regulate greenhouse gases
• In Washington, squabbling over who's an adult
• Gbagbo's home in Ivory Coast comes under attack
• Still no budget deal as federal shutdown looms
• Harry Connick Jr. on music and movies
• Sarasota Film Festival: focus on locals
• States vie for money from Florida's canceled high-speed rail project
• Study: Manatee residents are among the healthiest in Tampa Bay
• Scott not worried about possible federal shutdown
• Man stabbed while walking dog in Bradenton
• Forecasters call for 16 named Atlantic tropical storms
• Florida woman steals $500,000 from in-laws to cover habit
• Chief justice, Scott agree on Florida court loan
• Wrongful death suit filed vs. Philly archdiocese
• After 18 years in jail, Palmetto man says 'everything is different but the love'
• Designer Christophe Decarnin leaves Balmain
• Rights group: Palestinian forces abuse journalists
• Response teams in Manatee train for next disaster
• Animal killed recently by coyote hunter in North Dakota was confirmed as a gray wolf
• Bradenton demonstrators rally against proposed Florida immigration law
• Manatee Red Cross merging with counterparts
• Commissioner seeks to close Groover's Market in Palmetto
• No honeymoon for new Florida governor with voters
• Synthetic drugs send thousands to ER
• Rising oil prices beginning to hurt US economy
• Florida GOP may move up primary
• Jury hears closing arguments in ex-CIA agent case
• Planned Lakewood Ranch bowling alley falls into foreclosure
• Mortgage-aid program to launch in two weeks
• House, Senate begin floor action on Florida budget
• CBO: GOP budget raises health costs for retirees
• Turkey rocked by alleged cheating at uni exam
• GOP budget seen raising health costs for retirees
• Bradenton police arrest burglary suspect after chase
• Manatee RV park hit by car thieves
• Reward offered in string of armed robberies in Manatee
• Wife of Vegas' colorful mayor closer to succession
• Florida Legislature: Property insurance reform gains steam
• Prosecutor: Rape victim in Derrick Williams DNA case couldn't bear thought of retrial
• Does cap-and-trade work? Still a work in progress
• A front-yard garden that looks good enough to eat
• Australian military investigates sex scandal claim
• Road Closure In Bradenton - April 11, 2011
• Marauders Roster Touts Nine Returnees
• City of Bradenton News - Apr 5, 2011
• New service in Bradenton provides for real-time requests
• Impeachment of Gov. Scott is subject of online petition
• Movie making in Manatee County is made easier
• SCF farmers market open to the public
• LeMieux launches election bid for Florida Senate
• White House: Pakistan is failing to defeat militants
• Tim Kaine exits as DNC chief for 2012 Senate race
• Debbie Wasserman Schultz becomes new DNC chief
• WikiLeaks claims second U.S. ambassador, in Ecuador
• Budget talks go nowhere, raising fears of federal shutdown
• Obama picks lawmaker from Florida to head DNC
• Tribe of Yemen president clashes with army, 3 dead
• Deputies investigate police stabbing at Pinellas middle school
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,417
• Hundreds sign online petition calling for Gov. Scott's impeachment, but it's very unlikely
• Property insurance reform bill passes final Senate committee with name change for Citizens
• Gold Star Club offering $2,500 for tips on rash of armed robberies in Manatee
• `Miracle nun' to star in John Paul beatification
• Oman arrests protesters preparing weapons
• Air Force spending $4 million a day for Libya war
• RI lawmakers consider alternatives to gay marriage
• Untitled
• Charlotte County inmates have virtual visitation option
• Judge sets deadlines in case of Tampa mom charged with killing kids
• Is this the year for anti-saggy pants law in Forida?
• Should school board members in Florida be paid?
• Lady Gaga leads MTV's O Music Award nominations
• High winds, rain, hit South; at least 6 killed
• Aftermath of train-car crash in Palmetto called ‘miracle’
• Rioting prisoners in Lebanon hold 3 guards hostage
• Manatee tax collector now handling driver licensing duties
• Cleared by DNA tests, Derrick Williams is released from prison after 18 years
• Lionfish: If you can't beat 'em, eat 'em
• Global warming skeptics get unexpected early results
• Bahrain deports 2 reporters of opposition paper
• Questions remain about proposed Manatee school district clinic
• Energy bill would allow Florida utilities to raise rates
• 500-plus seek media credentials for Anthony trial
• Nolan students join cancer fundraiser
• Historic Manatee courthouse is under wraps
• Mixed March for Manatee housing market
• Bradenton police investigate pedestrian accident
• Manatee School for the Arts hopes to ‘Raise the Reward’ in investigation of teacher's slaying
• Philadelphia DA emerges from predecessor's shadow
• 5 Malaysian soldiers suspended over slain bird
• Free Educational Seminar
• Lane, Road Closures In Bradenton - Apr 4, 2011
• City Launches New Constituent Services Platform
• New Product / Service Announcement from DCM Business Solutions - April 03, 2011
• Traffic Watch for April 5
• Gunshot fired at Bradenton home
• Palmetto mulls freestanding sign ordinance
• Suspect in deaths pleads on gun charges
• 4/5 LOCAL BRIEFS: Flyball Tournament is April 16-17
• Children’s artwork hangs in Capitol
• Judicial reform bills clear committee
• Derrick Williams released from jail
• As Obama gears up for 2012, outlook's changed in key states
• DNA to set inmate from Palmetto free after 18 years
• Vegas Mayor Goodman hopes wife will succeed him
• Police: Detectives pursuing 11 leads in shooting death of Manatee School for the Arts teacher
• Supreme Court reinstates death penalty for California killer
• Obama invites lawmakers to budget session
• Court refuses to hear Nader challenge
• Former Ensign aide pleads innocent, released
• EarthTalk: What are Japan's power options?
• Ask MNN: Peter Lik: Shooting mother nature
• Ask MNN: What are my options for eco-friendly backyard play sets?
• The start of a real food journey
• Swift's fans carry her to ACM entertainer award
• Lawmakers poised to pass more changes for Florida public schools
• Disabled residents may lose homes in state cuts
• Gunshot fired at Bradenton home
• Obama re-election launches with e-mail, website
• Lakewood Ranch Democrats to hear guest at meeting
• Solar panels power Calif. pistachio farm
• Do Your Part from the comfort of your kitchen
• The sea level is rising and the land in Virginia is sinking
• Green gauntlet: PeopleTowels, not paper towels
• Fla. man dies in crash after stealing beer from store
• Another Southwest Airlines flight diverted
• Former president Clinton suggests aiding Libyan rebels
• 2 men shot on sailboat anchored at Riviera Beach
• Deal needed to avoid spending train wreck
• German defendant hospitalized during French trial
• Coast Guard ups figure for passenger weight
• Lemur colony growing at Myakka reserve
• MSO pill drop-off box is a success
• Bradenton teacher heading to Vietnam
• NYPD officers' rape trial set to open Monday
• West Wing disappears behind noisy construction job
• Manatee Young Professionals To Host Networking Program at Bradenton Marauders
• Funding Cuts Will Force Manasota ARC Closures
• United Way of Manatee County Goes Mobile
• Final Deadline for Leadership Manatee Applications Is May 20, 2011
• April 2011 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• Manatee deputies stun woman three times before arrest
• Tweaking the climate to save it: Who decides?
• Florida Quran burning fuels continued protests in Afghanistan
• JOURNALISM NEXT | Palmetto High School: HOSA making a difference in its first year
• 4/4 gallery: Excitement in the stands
• Lawmakers likely to curtail abortion rights
• 4/4 POLICE BRIEFS: Pair of 15-year-olds arrested
• Researchers find new genes implicated in Alzheimer’s disease
• Activists: Yemeni police attack women with sticks
• Gadhafi envoy in Europe to seek end to crisis
• Traffic Watch for April 4
• W.Va. mine report not delayed by criminal probe
• Police: Duke lacrosse accuser stabbed boyfriend
• Sarasota Film Festival: Cineastes, stars and all that glitters
• Government appeals judge's health care ruling
• Thousands mourn dead as Syrian premier appointed
• Osprey, 26, delights birders on return to Scotland
• Bradenton teens arrested in robbery attempt, pot possession
• Southwest grounds about 80 planes after mishap
• 16-yr-old Fla. boy dies after shot in head
• Fla. man shot in head after driving through yard
• Obama rule review leaves some nervous, skeptical
• Our parks | De Soto National Memorial combining history and nature
• FDOT: I-75 cameras won’t record
• Filipino gunmen send 2 of 15 hostages to get food
• Obama's plan to buy more public land draws GOP fire
• Obama, oilman Pickens allied on natural gas push
• Activists call for renewable energy at UN meeting
• Iranian agency: 4 police killed near Kurdish town
• Boehner wants to pass spending cuts with GOP alone
• How Jack Valenti got buried at Arlington, but others didn't
• GOP leaders likely to drop social issues in budget compromise
• Rains boost lake level
• 4/3 LOCAL BRIEFS: Rock Out will benefit local charities
• 04/03 - Public records
• 04/03 - Police blotter
• 04/03 - Real estate transactions
• Nature Day
• HAVING A BIG BLAST
• Good food, good times, downtown
• All aboard Thomas the Tank Engine!
• A walk on the seamy side
• A weary, ailing Tallevast welcomes spotlight
• Israel tells citizens to leave Sinai
• Crack leaking radioactive water into sea
• Morgan Fairchild to play lead in Bradenton
• GOP holds all political cards in Fla.
• For Romney, 2012 strategy runs through NH, Nevada
• AP sources: Obama set to launch re-election bid
• Iowa Republican Party warms to Rand Paul message
• Thune urges US to recall ambassador to Syria
• LA aims to whitewash graffiti writers going legit
• Pakistani militant group a global terror threat
• Explosion ejects manhole cover, hurts 5 in Brazil
• For Romney, 2012 strategy runs through NH, Nevada
• High-end medical option prompts Medicare worries
• 2 charged with burglary of Bradenton house
• Catching ‘men in black’ is top priority
• Intern says he's talked with Giffords by phone
• Leadership changes made in SD Guard
• Huge pileup on foggy UAE highway; dozens injured
• On federal debt and Libya, Rubio finds his voice
• Bradenton Christian School Celebrates 50 Years of Christian Education!
• Legislative Issue
• Hernando de Soto Historical Society's Seafood Festival gets underway
• Audubon Society seeks to enter brief in Scott challenge
• Thomas the Tank Engine visits Parrish
• 04/02 - Public records
• All for the love of puppies
• Bill aiding port sails through subcommittee
• Police recruit missing; beau isn’t talking
• Political pressure also bearing on Florida unions
• Senate panel diverts low-cost housing funds
• Students to take one last bow for slain teacher
• House bill would greatly change election laws
• Germany’s radioactive boars a legacy of Chernobyl
• Defeated president battles on in Ivory Coast
• The real fisticuffs in Florida are over commercial interior design
• 2 charged with burglary of house
• House panel to probe Obama on Yucca nuclear waste dump
• Bank freed from US sanctions despite Libya's major stake
• Former British soldier: I broke into Auschwitz
• Manatee cops investigating 11 business robberies since March 23
• Job growth accelerates; price hikes seen threatening recovery
• White House calls on Assad to deliver on reforms
• More than $20K worth of jewelry taken from Manatee home
• Political pressure also bearing on Florida unions
• Fla. pain clinic operator pleads not guilty
• Job growth accelerates; oil prices worry experts
• Life on the Edge: Workshop gives glimpse at poverty
• Pittsburgh girl, 5, wanders home from school
• Italian anarchists claim Greek parcel bomb
• Nolan student off to ‘geo bee’
• Tampa Bay region dealt powerful blow by vicious series of storms
• Detectives dig for clues into teacher slaying
• Florida man tells police he shot himself in the back
• Japan's tsunami debris to hit West Coast
• Fla. police recruit missing, boyfriend won't talk
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1949
• 3 guards killed at NATO terminal in NW Pakistan
• E. Manatee 7-11 store robbed for the second time this week
• 6 armed robberies might be related
• World court ends Georgia's case against Russia
• Portugal raises $2.3 billion despite bailout fears
• Malaysia clerics ban 'poco-poco' dance for Muslims
• Local woman takes helm of ShelterBox USA in LWR
• 4-1 LOCAL BRIEFS: Cell Phones for Soldiers kicks off
• From criminal to prominent lawyer
• An indoor Hob Nob
• Florida has become a hotbed of cargo theft
• GOP officials criticize Florida primary date
• Traffic Watch for April 1
• Lawmakers set to ease class-size regulations
• Deep cuts proposed in Senate budget bill
• Judge nixes license plate rules
• House passes Medicaid privatization plan
• School lunches to Ag Department: Plan marches on
• End of SunPass discount clears budget panel
• Bill would cut FAA funds, undermine regulations
• 7 injured in tent collapse from storms in Florida
• Goodbye to federal funding for 2012 candidates
• Ivory Coast fighters descend on main city
• U.S. wants others to arm, train Libyan rebels
• Major defector a Gadhafi confidant, holder of Libyan secrets
• Tea party's influence wanes as lawmakers compromise
• Make sure your pet is ‘chipper’
• Neighbors in Uniform: April 1
• Plants to put your garden in the pink
• Grandma’s garden gets plenty of TLC daily
• Cops: 'We're digging into Mr. Ellis's life'
• Jailed Palestinian engineer professes innocence
• Czech court bans telephone data retention
• Same gunmen may have robbed 5 stores in Manatee
• 2 masked gunmen rob McDonald's in Ellenton
• Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week
• Bradenton man charged with shoving girlfriend
• Rebels in Ivory Coast besiege Abidjan
• 2 Reuters journalists missing in Syria
• Gardening gets you and your loved ones outdoors for exercise and time together
• Berkeley scientists' climate data review puts them at center of national debate
• Denial of climate change is irresponsible and dangerous
• Medical marijuana industry rapidly grows mainstream
• Early release Wednesdays show positive results
• Joke's on Northeast as April Fool's snow en route
• Citizens rate increases marching to approval
• Business deregulation bill would cost state $6M, jobs
• Manatee school officials lay out budget cut ideas
• Casey Anthony's defense has cost $103,000 so far
• Fla. police searching for missing father, daughter
• Senate panel considering $69.8B Fla. budget bill
• Florida House voting on Medicaid privatization
• State Attorney’s Office files to appeal Williams conviction
• Zimbabwe mass grave becomes political propaganda
• Loophole means Utah sex offender set to be freed
• Democrats lack a heavy hitter against Sen. Brown
• Local United Way Goes Mobile
• Blake Medical Center Announces their 2010 Frist Humanitarian Award Recipients
• Road Watch Advisory: Signalization Work at SR 64 / Manatee Avenue and 9th Street West
• Professional Photography Portraits on Kathleen D Sailing Catamaran
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - March 29, 2011
• Lawmakers reject tax break for online travel sites
• House committee OKs deep budget cuts
• Cuts planned for developmentally disabled services
• Strong magnitude 6.4 earthquake strikes near Tonga
• Manatee School of the Arts mourns slain teacher
• Licenses reinstated after area pediatrician’s custody hearing
• Marco Rubio returns to media spotlight
• Q&A on Japan's nuclear cleanup
• Ex-Rep. Kirkpatrick to run again for Arizona seat
• With no candidates official, GOP postpones first debate
• Obama renews pitch for clean energy to reduce oil appetite
• Senator calls for independent probe of troubled military crime lab
• With no candidates official, GOP postpones first debate
• Bad weather sweeping across central Florida
• Black bear found roaming Naples area captured
• DeSoto Seafood Fest: three days of food and music
• Fla. House committee kills bill to exempt online travel companies from paying higher taxes
• Teacher at Manatee School for the Arts shot to death in North Port
• Life slowly returns to Japan's disaster zone
• Sarasota woman charged with stealing tax refund
• Syrian president blames turmoil on 'conspirators'
• Official: CIA tipoff led to Pakistan arrest in Bali bombing
• First lady Michelle Obama speaks at DC school
• Sexting bill slows in Florida House
• Pill mill bill passes committee after getting slammed for hurting small businesses
• Rep. Jim Boyd's Citizens insurance reform bill advances
• Winter Arctic ice coverage tied for lowest ever recorded
• Subaru's Forester still garners praise
• Tackling a devil of a problem
• Pupils all eyes and ears at festival
• Deregulation bill would cost Florida $6 million in lost revenue, 100 jobs
• California bill would put more emphasis on renewable energy
• Judge hears arguments over whether Merck plant exposed residents to chemicals
• Obama to unveil energy security plan
• Rebels retreat from Libya oil port under attack
• Gunmen rob Waffle House restaurant in Bradenton
• Gunman snatches woman's purse in Bradenton
• Deputies arrest Bradenton man after shooting him twice with Taser
• Berlusconi to visit overwhelmed isle of Lampedusa
• Whale that killed trainer returns to SeaWorld show
• Florida House panel taking up annual budget bill
• Dogs trained to fight could be spared under new bill
• How high will Florida increase tuition?
• Tallevast included in study presented to Senate panel
• Pasco County man sells parents' home for $100
• Anti-incorporation group draws crowd in Lakewood Ranch
• UK authorities probe cargo plane bomb hoax
• Charity, boat maker assign blame in fatal capsize
• Plane revelations dog McCaskill's re-election bid
• Rape conviction of Palmetto man overturned
• Changes To City’s Yard Waste Collection Schedule
• 2011 Lakewood Ranch Adult Co-Ed Kickball League
• 03/30 Local briefs: New yard waste pick-up days in Bradenton
• Tea Party plans rally at Mixon’s
• County to buy boat for local waterways
• House begins debate on Medicaid revamp
• Seven suitors courting public golf courses
• Senate Dem remap puts 4 Republicans in 2 districts
• 80 percent of BP spill fines sought for Gulf Coast states
• Judge overturns rape conviction of Palmetto man after new DNA tests
• Fla. woman accused of throwing puppy off balcony
• Woman sues Scott over Fla. rulemaking suspension
• Missing BP laptop had personal data of claimants
• Population near ground zero doubles since 2000
• US: No decision to arm rebels
• Syria offers concessions amid wave of unrest
• Congress urged to track cancer clusters better
• Belgium reaches Iraq's record government stalemate
• Jacksonville man has donated 100 gallons of blood
• Florida Senate budget plan would privatize prisons in Manatee, 17 other counties
• Graham Kerr: Galloping onto a fresh scene
• EPA has finally proposed regulations for reducing mercury emissions from coal-fired power plants
• India, Pakistan agree to cooperate on terror probe
• MPO: Hit ‘record’ button on I-75 cameras
• Scott, Bondi going after bad docs, pill mills
• Manatee County defers water quality resolution
• Missing woman found after Silver Alert issued
• Obama adviser: Nonmilitary means can oust Gadhafi
• States broke? Maybe they cut taxes too much
• Nokia sues Apple again over patents
• UK pays Afghan civilians over deaths, injuries
• Ariz. to execute man convicted in Phoenix murders
• Bradenton mom charged with leaving child with a stranger
• Stiffer penalty sought for Khmer Rouge torturer
• Polk County will be site of solar farm
• ‘Kathleen’s Cause’: Briles family works to toughen, reform, update pawn laws
• Bradenton woman robbed by motorists
• Plans set for Lakewood Ranch incorporation debate
• Bill would decriminalize sexting among minors
• Shinn and Company’s Gruters Receives Florida CPA License
• United Way of Manatee County News - March 28, 2011
• Marauders Opening Week Festivities Set
• Senate plan would allow FPL rate hikes
• Tax break for veterans passes Senate panel
• Traffic Watch for March 29
• Prosecutors to seek death penalty in slaying of girl
• Recreation Calendar
• Obama: U.S. action in Libya necessary, unique and limited
• No sign of 'Obama doctrine' in speech on Libya
• Obama calls military intervention in Libya a success
• Huckabee could opt for presidential run by summer
• 50th annual land judging competition winners announced
• 30 years after Reagan shot, outlook dim for gun control
• PSC commissioners clear Fla. Senate committee
• Taylor's unpublished love letters up for auction
• Bradenton mom charged with leaving child with a stranger
• GOP shifts strategy on housing market overhaul
• Group to tell Senate panel about 42 disease clusters in 13 states
• Sheriff: Man arrested after he tries to break into Bradenton home
• Paraguayan politician-priest has paternity problem
• Emails: Insiders worried over political 'meddling'
• EarthTalk: Does mining pollute our water supplies?
• Tallevast to grab attention at U.S. Senate hearing
• ‘Eco Day’ draws thousands to Bradenton Beach
• Manatee deputy uses Taser to subdue domestic violence suspect
• Kentucky: The other end of the Oxy pipeline
• Amnesty: More countries now executing convicts
• New Fla. prison chief shaking things up at Department of Corrections
• Ask MNN: How should I care for a stunned bird after it flies into a window?
• Sustainable landscape is green and lush
• Do Your Part: Slash your grocery bill while going green
• Out-of-Door Adademy to host second Relay for Life in April
• New Jersey man protests routine strip search
• McKechnie Field has record-setting spring
• Afghan truck explosion kills 20
• Time short, tempers flare in budget showdown
• Gadhafi hometown a major obstacle in rebel advance
• Gunmen follow East Manatee woman home, rob her of $20
• Obama to speak on Libya, hold education town hall
• 3 kids found roaming in Manatee streets
• Moseley Investment Management - Employee Announcement
• Libyan rebels reclaim lost territory
• Regent wins top polo prize
• 3/28 LOCAL BRIEFS: LWR Humane Society seeks volunteers
• Sci-fi fans gather in Orlando
• Traffic Watch for March 28
• 3/28 POLITICAL NOTES: Ranch Dems to hear guest
• GOP appears poised to take on entitlements
• State worker drug testing fuels debate
• Gallery: piercing hawkeye
• ‘Hope for the Holidays’
• Crash kills Ala. man, 4 Ind. teens on spring break
• Court to take up huge sex bias claim vs. Wal-Mart
• Lightning hits plane after takeoff from Atlanta
• NATO to assume command of Libya air operations
• Cuba dissidents march again after relatives freed
• Several hurt in Palmetto traffic crash
• Brutal crackdowns chill the Arab Spring
• 3 kids found in Manatee streets
• Plane crashes during IndyCar opening ceremony
• Toddler found standing alone in East Manatee street
• 54-ton statue of Virgin Mary unveiled in Fla.
• Jacksonville boy badly hurt after being run over by lawnmower
• Pythons survive Everglades cold snaps, drought
• Syrian government: 12 killed in seaside city
• Yemeni militants seize control of weapons factory
• Libyan rebels sweep west through key oil centers
• VIN MANNIX column | Pink Palace make-break deal for Bradenton DDA
• A foggy morning in Manatee
• Pentagon spends billions to fight roadside bombs, with little success
• In effort to stop roadside bombs, Pentagon hires 1,666 contractors
• Senate rookie Rand Paul makes a big splash in Washington
• Human rights advocate Samantha Power has Obama's ear
• Report: Local man arrested for unlawful sex with teen in Manatee
• JIM JONES column | Lakewood Ranch cityhood? Make up your own mind
• Medicare rise could mean no Social Security COLA
• Key West cat found in Manatee nearly 16 months after he went missing
• The nation's weather
• Thousands march streets of LA for organized labor
• New studies sully reputation of biomass as clean and green
• I-75 in line for ‘smart’ upgrade
• In Tallevast, beryllium concerns persist
• THE Parrish Heritage Day Parade A fine day for a parade
• VP nominee who shattered barriers dies at 75
• 03/27 - Police blotter
• Has governor overreached on drug-testing public employees?
• 03/27 - Real estate transactions
• 03/27 - Public records
• Traffic Watch for March 27
• Things looking up for farmers
• Flights canceled after airport fire
• New Zealand switches off for Earth Hour
• GOP presidential hopefuls hammer health care
• Huntsman campaign assembled, candidate needed
• Supporters of Jordan's king take to streets
• Former Boston mayor, Vatican envoy is theft victim
• German woman devoted to removing Nazi graffiti
• Afghan official: NATO airstrike kills 7 civilians
• Army: Gaza militants fire 2 rockets into Israel
• GOP 2012 hopefuls criticize Obama's Libyan policy
• Obama says pressure increasing on Moammar Gadhafi
• Syrian troops storm protest sit-in near Damascus
• Fla. doctor arrested in pill mill case
• Undercover sting in Hillsborough nets 69 guns, 15 arrests
• Farrakhan defends Gadhafi, pans US role in Libya
• Bradenton Internet cafe gamers robbed
• Three cars burglarized at Cooper Creek shopping center
• Manatee roundup nets 19 suspected drug dealers
• Prosecutor drops charges against Sansom
• Sparks fly as House OKs union dues measure
• Myanmar gems auction earns record $2.8 billion
• Dolphins die after underwater Navy training exercise near San Diego
• Lane Closure in Bradenton (Virgina Drive)
• Manatee Avenue Work Update - March 24, 2011
• 3 bodies at nursery ID'd as missing Wash. men
• Video shows Tampa officers’ final moments
• Residents hit street with messages for legislators
• 03/26 Public records
• G.T. Bray rec center wins honor
• Traffic Watch for March 26
• District, teacher rift now up to magistrate
• 3/26 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Mack won’t run for U.S. Senate seat
• Nevada GOP gambles on making caucuses count
• AP national news calendar for April
• Sheriff: Deputies catch Bradenton burglar in the act
• Armenian genocide museum case grinds on at great cost
• House votes to end pay deductions for union dues
• BP seeks more tests on rig's failed safety device
• Man, woman charged with robbing Bradenton gas station
• Charges dropped against ex-Fla. House speaker
• Prince Harry to go on Arctic trek with war vets
• Fla. House bans union dues from payroll deduction
• 2 masked gunman rob 7-Eleven store in Bradenton
• Palmetto woman arrested for robbery
• Swazi ministers cut their salaries by 10 percent
• Bracing for spring allergy season
• In Ga., Gingrich may find it hard to go home again
• Texas beauty queen wins back her crown
• Israeli, Palestinian hurt amid rise in violence
• NYC marks 100th anniversary of deadly factory fire
• Anti-nuclear protesters march in Indian capital
• Opposition to topple Canadian government
• Mattison’s Riverside Hosts Benefit Concert
• Encore: Puppy Love at Sea Aboard Kathleen D Sailing Catamaran
• Calif. may lower fines for utility in fatal blast
• San Marco Plaza tower still up for sale
• Shark bites Cancun tourist in surf despite warning
• Commitment could keep Jackson Lab proposal alive
• Freed missionary: Nothing short of a miracle
• Crist faces dismantling of legacy with a smile
• State proposes cutting Egmont Key funding
• Radical teacher overhaul now a reality
• Fort Hamer rowing facility netting big payoffs
• Traffic Watch for March 25
• Witness email: Sansom’s project had ‘cover’
• Education board chair resigns to protest Scott
• Math whiz horse set to appear at Parrish event
• 3/25 LOCAL BRIEFS: Virginia Drive lane closure all week
• Couple indicted on murder, abuse charges in torture of twins
• Local ‘Fight Back Florida Rally’ planned for today
• The ‘consensus’: She’s only 9, but she sure can spell
• ArtCenter appoints executive director
• Rural Health board member med license suspended
• Divide between teachers, district lessens
• Senate passes bill to help felons get jobs
• Ringling Museum has new director
• Five-day mail service wouldn't save as much as previously thought
• Crews contain 50 percent of Colo. wildfire
• Five-day mail service wouldn't save as much as previously thought
• Barbour: Obama not providing leadership on Libya
• Pets of the week: March 25
• ON GARDENING: Prairie Splendor a winner in every garden
• Special Olympics thanks Bocce Club
• Japan's police say disaster death toll tops 9,800
• Lawmakers use sports events to rake in cash
• Sheriff: Dog foils robbery attempt in Bradenton
• Sheriff: Bradenton home invasion nets gunman more than $400 in cash
• DA notifies inmates about NY crime lab problems
• Ohio funeral home sues, wants to liquefy bodies
• Fla. House panel OKs bill to cut employee salaries 3 percent to pay for retirement
• Michele Bachmann edges closer to 2012 GOP presidential bid
• Porpoise left by tsunami in rice paddy back to sea
• Japan faces its next chore: cleaning up
• Japan’s crisis concerns serviceman’s family
• Earthquake science advances does nuclear safety keep up?
• Florida school voucher program poised to expand
• Manatee school contract talks begin today
• Jackson Lab may miss out on state funds
• Bill would allow ads to be placed on school buses
• Bill limiting local fertilizer regulation narrowly advances
• Brawl over spaghetti in NYC subway ignites debate
• Form-based code moves along for Bradenton
• Scott signing Fla. teacher pay, tenure bill
• Florida Senate may help ex-convicts get jobs
• Naples woman bites off coworker's fingertip during fight
• Woman killed in St. Pete home invasion robbery
• Crist testifies at Sansom trial
• Pro-Gadhafi Libyans strut in Tripoli, critics cool
• Mishap leaves Bradenton man with bullet wound to the foot
• Gunman robs woman of 2 cell phones in Bradenton
• Fire extinguished at Miami airport fuel tank farm
• Man charged with stealing diesel fuel in rural Manatee
• Sides clearly drawn over Lakewood Ranch incorporation
• CA judge to decide if kids can visit paralyzed mom
• Winner of Award - Dr. Raj Rajan Named 2011 Doctor of the Year
• Fla. budget punts university projects
• 03/24 School briefs: Dental health to be focus at Oneco school
• 03/24 Local briefs: Twilight run set for Friday
• Jackson Lab might miss out on state money this year
• FBI's anthrax suspect is likely killer, panel concludes
• Europe's new sanctions on Libyan oil fall short of US actions
• After months in Haitian jail, Daniel Pye back in Bradenton
• Reporter finishes testifying in ex-agent's case
• As Giffords recovers, friends keep office open
• London to host political meeting on Libya
• Welfare workers, granny charged in NY girl's death
• Sarasota Film Festival tickets on sale now
• Sen. McCaskill now owes $320,000 in taxes on plane
• A year later, still no cure for politics in health care
• Man charged with stealing diesel fuel in rural Manatee
• Grocers say high vegetable prices should drop soon
• Fla. girl, 12, accused of choking mom with belt
• 2 masked gunmen rob Palmetto convenience store
• 15 dead in new clashes in southern Syria city
• Grocers say high vegetable prices should drop soon
• Fla. Senate: No to droopy drawers, sex with animals
• Japanese police say disaster death toll tops 9,400
• $7 million awarded in Manatee crash lawsuit
• More budget cuts expected for Manatee County
• Victim families: Demjanjuk should be convicted
• Quiet Manatee neighborhood rattled by gunshots
• Facebook ‘town hall’ frustrating for Scott
• ‘Pink Palace’ developer seeking grants, incentives
• As Arab world roils, Al-Jazeera finds its 'CNN moment'
• A little sap for spring syrup
• Interior secretary Ken Salazar is going all out for the outdoors
• Fire closes turnpike in Palm Beach County
• 2012 GOP hopefuls meet with popular NJ gov
• US role in Libya costs hundreds of millions so far
• HK inquest faults Philippines in hostage deaths
• Scott: Clemency least fun in job as Fla. governor
• Police car hits bicyclist in St. Petersburg
• Bradenton man critical after bicycle hit by car
• Old Palmetto Elementary about ready for the wrecking ball
• Manatee courts could be facing furloughs
• Gov. Scott orders state employee drug tests
• Abortion bills pile up in Florida
• At least 32 musk oxen perish in storm surge in Alaska preserve
• Report: Libya releases 3 captured journalists
• US museum seeks to identify children of Holocaust
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - March 22, 2011
• Nebuchadnezzar N Morris News - Relocation of Business
• Youth Cheerleading Day
• Meals On Wheels Plus Needs Volunteer Drivers
• We the Kings will get their day
• 03/23 Local briefs: Water main tests could cause issues
• Obama lacks authority to shutter Yucca site, court told
• Tea party president? Rand Paul plays coy
• New homes are becoming a bad deal in weak markets
• Libya assault sets up battle between Obama, Congress
• No one hurt when gunshots fired at Bradenton home
• Musk oxen found dead after storm, tidal surge
• Supreme Court to decide when a juvenile is 'in custody'
• Scott approves partial bailout for Florida courts
• Manatee County might have to cut $4M or more from next budget
• Abortion bills pass Fla. House committee
• Biden calls for action on school dropout crisis
• Zimbabwe parliament delayed over speaker vote
• Daytona Beach police pay to return body after mistaken burial
• US sees few good options if Yemen government falls
• Federal appeals court strikes down Stolen Valor Act
• $500,000 gone from tsunami-cracked bank vault
• Bradenton resident loses $53K in property in burglary
• Plans would mean smaller cut for Manatee schools
• Census: Island cities losing population
• Japanese police say disaster death toll tops 9,000
• Fla. man involved in crash admits sexting while driving
• BB gun vandals shoot up cars in Manatee
• Palm-Aire art exhibit remembers founding member
• Mayor, city council to be elected in Tampa
• Sister Nora’s mission goes on
• Palmetto City Commission OKs plans for Manatee School for the Arts
• Fight ends in one fleeing, another in hospital in Bradenton
• Lakewood Ranch sports complex gets a name, logo
• 100 years after Triangle fire, horror resonates
• The nation's weather
• Women’s Leadership Initiative Honored 5 Women During Heart to Heart at Crosley Mansion
• Annual Benefit For Meals On Wheels Plus Goes Mediterranean
• Winner of Award - RE/MAX Alliance Group Congratulates Honor Society Recipients
• Water Valve Tests To Continue Along Manatee Avenue
• United Way Elects New Officers, Board Members, Trustees
• Border Patrol agent fatally shoots man in Arizona
• Still tough military challenge in Libya
• Usually, Japan’s economy recovers quickly
• ‘Pier-fect’ day on the Island
• 3/22 POLITICAL NOTES: Talk set on marriage and Sharia
• Kindergarten roundup to start
• Scott guided by think tanks: Cato Inst., Reason Foundation, Heritage Foundation
• 3/22 LOCAL BRIEFS: Project needs volunteers
• Few signs of progress in solving Calif. budget
• McCaskill says she owes nearly $300,000 in back taxes on airplane
• A new uncertainty in Libya operation: Who's in charge?
• McCaskill says she owes nearly $300,000 in back taxes on airplane
• Latest in Japan's quake, tsunami, nuclear crisis
• New Lakewood Ranch sports complex gets a name
• BB gun vandal hits cars in Palmetto, 2 more Manatee neighborhoods
• Astronaut gets visit with sister-in-law Giffords
• Shell moves closer on new drilling plans for Gulf
• Barbour to meet with Republican leaders in Nevada
• Possible abduction in Bradenton investigated
• Appeals court in NYC reinstates wiretaps lawsuit
• Harrison Ford helps create green Facebook game
• BP oil spill: The movie
• EarthTalk: Is there any protection for undiscovered deep sea life?
• Solar industry has a strong year
• Today in Tallahassee: Guns, campaign cash, abortion and more
• 3 think tanks guide Gov. Scott's thinking
• Fla. apartment complex evacuated after meth lab found
• State Dept offers radiation antedote to workers
• JOURNALISM NEXT |Bayshore High proud of leap in its school grade to a B
• Bradenton gas station robbed at knifepoint
• Do Your Part: Are plastics polluting your home?
• EPA deploys more radiation monitors to the West Coast
• Vertical gardens add new dimension to outdoor spaces
• ‘Esther for a Day’ at Temple Beth El
• Women on bikes now respected, admired in Bradenton
• Husband in Ohio 'caged kids' case to leave jail
• Literacy council helps Share the joy of reading
• Under suspicion: Millions paid to former suspects
• Afghan VP calls on militants to lay down arms
• Fla. police officer pleads guilty to drug charge
• 4-year-old Fla. girl drowns in backyard pool
• Bandits storm Cameroon bank; escape by speedboat
• Growing evangelical clout shaping debate
• Part two of a series: Discredited analyst built career around crime lab
• Haiti chooses new leader
• Metal thieves strike S.R. 64 business
• Gallery: Flights of fancy
• Seniors assist with fax audit
• Europe, not US, pushed for military force in Libya
• Obama: Iran's government leading campaign of abuse
• In rural Alaska, public radio is often the only radio
• In rural Alaska, public radio is often the only radio
• Joy in Libyan rebel stronghold after allied attack
• Fla. toddler found in bottom of pool
• Fla. deputy injured in motorcycle crash
• Man robbed in Bradenton at knifepoint
• Judge: Soldier can show he reported Afghan plot
• Woman, grandson found alive at quake-wrecked home
• Habitat bucks national trend in foreclosures
• New refrigerated truck vital tool for Food Bank of Manatee (video)
• Schumer seeks audit of all NY tour bus licenses
• US pounds Libyan air defenses, assesses damage
• Coal mine explosion in Pakistan kills 6, traps 46
• Bahrain hospital on frontline in protest crackdown
• 2 sons arrested for neglect in mother's death
• Discredited Army analyst built his career around crime lab
• Crime-lab worker's errors cast doubt on military verdicts
• Army slow to act as crime-lab worker falsified, botched tests
• United Way Manatee County - Live United
• WikiLeaks dispute claims U.S. ambassador to Mexico
• Sarasota man, 26, killed in motorcycle crash
• Stolen trucks recovered sans cargo
• One injured in Manatee drive-by shooting
• BB gun shooter targets 3 dozen cars in Manatee
• Getting a taste of history
• Art at the Ranch (photos)
• Traffic Watch for March 20
• 03/20 - Real estate transactions
• 03/20 - Public records
• Mom forces son to stand on street for bad grades
• Oilman’s company overbilled Pentagon by up to $204M
• U.S., allies launch air strikes in Libya
• Critics skeptical of new reactor at Turkey Point
• What’s their next bright idea?
• BOBCAT CAUGHT ON FILM
• School for the Arts primed for expansion
• Clermont girl set on fire fights for normal life
• Japan: Radiation in milk, spinach
• Details released on firing of officer
• US advises against sending journalists to Libya
• For Libyans fleeing Benghazi, U.N. action came too late
• Peru's Cabinet chief quits, cites personal reasons
• Workers stabilize spent fuel stored at Japanese reactor
• Police officer dies in Ohio shooting; suspect hurt
• Ariz. vet gives his Purple Heart coin to Giffords
• Amid GOP surges, Illinois' Dem governor stands out
• Flooded farmland didn't keep ducks out of marshes
• Labor in full roar again, but it's not the same
• President Trump? Billionaire considering 2012 run
• Dalai Lama says he's firm in decision to resign
• Hamas fires dozens of rockets at Israel
• Obama arrives in Brazil, begins Latin America tour
• The nation's weather
• Feds relent on wiring in Chinese drywall homes
• Budget woes worsen; big tax cuts in Florida unlikely
• 2012 election season slated to be wild ride
• Seminole Cafe holds official grand opening
• Woman killed in southwest Florida duplex fire
• Fla. man pleads guilty to shining laser at helicopter
• High-speed Internet slow-coming to Myakka
• Bradenton police: Handcuffed man runs into tree trying to flee
• Arrest made in death of Bayshore High grad, Miami Heat cheerleader
• AP News Alert
• Prince William visits Australian cyclone-hit towns
• 1 dead in 40-vehicle crash on snowy CA interstate
• Pentagon chief heads to Russia
• Pirates to Help with Youth Ball Field Construction in Manatee County
• Marauders Individual Game Tickets On Sale Now
• 03/19 - Public records
• Key dates in 2012 election
• Wis. governor releases e-mails about union rights
• Japanese-Americans pitch in for quake relief
• Obama vows U.S. role in Libya will be limited
• Judge to Anthony: Jailhouse talks can be used
• Panel recommends Fla. campaign fund override
• Residents report ground rumbling in north Fla.
• US trying to link overdoses to Fla. pain clinics
• Florida House bill would raise retirement age for state workers
• Police probe laid-off Calif. city worker's suicide
• Central Florida man gets time-served for attempted sale of baby
• Fla. dad gets 3 months in jail after child fires gun
• Obama signs bill funding govt through April 8
• BA worker jailed for 30 years for plane bomb plot
• Developments in Japan's quake, nuclear crisis
• Alert level at Indonesia volcano raised to highest
• Resident: Erosion threatens Lakewood Ranch neighborhood
• Firm: Lakewood Ranch No. 2 planned community in Florida
• Home sweet home: Haitian jail nightmare over for Bradenton man
• Fla. deputy dies after getting ill from baby rescue
• State economists reviewing Fla. revenue forecast
• Bayshore students celebrate pi
• Florida pension records show top beneficiaries; 4 from Manatee
• Arrest made in crash that killed Bayshore High graduate, Miami Heat dancer
• House committee takes step to repeal red-light camera law
• Japan raises severity of nuclear accident
• No one hurt in Bradenton drive-by shooting
• Crashes highlight Northeast discount bus options
• Oil heads to $103 as UN authorizes Libya strikes
• Familiar barriers slow Obama's transparency drive
• Japan quake victims remembered at LA vigil
• Three Vacancies on City of Bradenton Tree Board
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for March 23, 2011
• Bradenton Councilwoman To Sing National Anthem At Ceremony
• Manatee County NAACP Second Annuall Fundraiser
• Dems oppose pension-tax bill
• Census: Hispanics fueled Manatee’s growth
• Haley Barbour's son doesn't want dad to run
• Palmetto hosting meeting series
• Fortune just out of range for hoopster
• Plan would suspend Prepaid College
• Area school officials look to make an impact in Tallahassee
• Crash claims life of former Bradenton businessman
• Scott team struggles to put social media in sunshine
• Environmental groups to appeal ruling on Central California landfill
• House votes to strip NPR of federal funding
• Potted bulbs perfect for outdoor planting
• Bulletin board: March 18
• Social networking for pets
• Colorful plants brighten a shady garden
• Ancient art form: Raul Casas creats Asian lanterns
• Fractured California GOP aims to rebuild party
• Census: More blacks in South moving to suburbs
• Government shutdown averted for 3 more weeks
• USF students heading back to US from Japan
• Britain, France ready to enforce Libya no-fly zone
• Senate plan would suspend Florida Prepaid College program
• Hamas police detain 3 at pro-unity Gaza rally
• Gingrich makes St. Patrick's Day rounds in NH
• Teen asks Congress to lift cap in train wrecks
• Ex-mayor in NYC suburb gets 3 years' probation
• Fla. House passes growth management bill-again
• Corruption trial of ex-Fla. House speaker to start
• Steube’s bill on mandates for security cameras passes in House
• 14 elderly die after evacuating Japanese hospital
• ‘Baseball, to me, is life’
• Proposed immigration bills sparking protests
• Judge holds off on ruling whether convicted Palmetto rapist gets new trial
• Merit pay bill concerns parents, Florida educators
• Homebuilders’ drywall study draws criticism
• Fla. man locked out of home, dies trying to get in
• Live carp smuggled into Canada
• Clinton Foundation moving outside Harlem
• US authorizes American evacuations out of Japan
• US relief agencies defer to Japan in aid efforts
• Hope and loss in Japan’s search for 8,000 missing
• President O'Bama? Irish-American relatives ID'd
• Bradenton man charged with shooting at motorists
• Palmetto man arrested after library attacks
• Six reputed gang members arrested in Bradenton
• Fla. religious leaders rally for immigrants
• Yale killing suspect expected to plead guilty
• Oil hovers at $98 as traders eye Japan, MidEast
• 03/17 Local briefs: Run for a Cure poker run planned
• Enrollment for VPK in full swing
• Scott’s new website focuses on tea party
• House panel votes to cut oversight
• Art show ready for LWR Main St.
• Critics skeptical of Fla. nuclear plant safety assurances
• Senate limits lawsuits against automakers
• U.S. officials: Japanese should widen nuclear evacuation zone
• Clinton: No interest in job if Obama wins in 2012
• Japan's crisis intensifies debate over nuclear power
• Obama ducks transparency award, but reason isn't clear
• EPA to limit coal-fired power plants' toxic emissions
• 6 reputed Bradenton gangsters charged with racketeering
• Gulf oil spill panel offers recommendations for offshore drilling in Arctic
• Palmetto police say they've solved 3 burglaries
• Fla. woman injured after being mauled by 2 pit bulls
• Fla. teacher merit pay, tenure bill goes to Scott
• Study examines tainted water in California's San Joaquin Valley
• WH welcomes Davis release, silent on "blood money"
• Manatee school board approves employee’s suspension
• US diplomat: Budget fight threatens Iraq gains
• Grandson charged in fire that killed Fla. couple
• Source: US flies drones in Mexican drug war
• Japan abandons nuke plant because of radiation
• Expert: DNA from '92 rape doesn’t match convicted Palmetto man
• IMG Academies hopes to expand operation
• Teacher from Bradenton waits out crisis in Japan
• Manatee County OKs new development, building fees
• GOP lawmakers threaten to withhold votes unless Calif. environmental rules are rewritten
• Dodd now Hollywood's leading man in Washington
• Manatee schools budget panel finds $3.15M to cut
• Reporter unwilling part of ex-CIA agent's trial
• Petraeus backs US troop drawdown in Afghanistan
• Woman, 74, nearly drowns off Holmes Beach
• Clearwater Chargers to anchor Lakewood Ranch sports complex
• Neighbors object to extension of 44th Avenue East in Manatee
• 126 apply to manage Lakewood Ranch
• ABWA helps woman come a long way
• Fla. woman charged with coercing son to murder
• Fla. woman dies after jumping out of truck
• 2 children killed in Pasco house fire
• Fla. teacher-pay overhaul set for final vote today
• Experts: US grain exports to Japan likely to slow
• Japan's nuclear crisis stirs German politics
• Indonesia still plans nuclear reactors near fault
• Broad gag order issued in Texas sex assault case
• City Of Bradenton News - March 15, 2011
• Downtown Diva Derby On Old Main Street
• Get Down Downtown – Irish style
• 3/16 LOCAL BRIEFS: Sheriff files to run for re-election
• Traffic Watch for March 16
• Boyd’s bill attacks auto insurance fraud
• Japan's neighbors foresee no immediate nuke effect
• Miami-Dade voters remove Mayor Carlos Alvarez
• US expert: Breach possible at Japan nuclear plant
• Giraffe statue stolen from Anna Maria Island bar
• 16-year-old killed in Sarasota accident
• House committee seeks to block EPA regulation of greenhouse gases
• Divided House votes for 3-week budget extension
• Japan's nuclear crisis prompts U.S. run on iodine pills
• Mississippi Gov. Barbour courts Iowa activists
• Japan's disruption throws a wrench into world's economic gears
• Pa. firm: Gas line replacement could take decades
• Fla. Senate committee advances gun open carry bill
• Obama to deliver commencement address in Miami
• 6 Florida prisons to close by this summer
• Teen charged with hitting deputy in face at Manatee courthouse
• Manatee Sheriff Steube files for re-election
• Ohio governor unveils budget proposal
• Royal wedding music includes choirs, fanfare
• Fla. Senate OKs 'smart cap' on spending
• Manatee County commissioners to mull new construction fees
• Japan's nuke crisis raises radiation fears
• Don't fear orchids: They're easy to grow
• 4 people found dead in home on Florida Gulf coast
• Central Fla. man faces 459 sex-related charges
• Ammunition ignited by fire at Fla. gun shop
• Fla. House beginning debate on teacher pay, tenure
• State Senate set for vote on Florida revenue cap
• Robbery suspect in Ocala leaves driver's license at scene
• Nevada's boom ends in record number of empty homes
• Sheriff: Witness helps deputies nab 4 Bradenton burglary suspects
• Battle lines form in Florida over tracking pill sales
• Spring is in the air
• Malaysia agrees to release 35,000 seized Bibles
• Amid furor over state pensions, Congress gets much bigger ones
• North Korea willing to talk about uranium program
• NM officials to be arraigned in gun smuggling case
• Manatee school board OKs firing
• Myositis benefit in Bradenton hosts Italian heartthrob Fabio
• Best-selling author to speak in Bradenton
• NKorea agrees to take back 27 who entered South
• Kansas weighs idea for luring people back
• Swim Lessons To Be Offered At The G.T. Bray Recreation Center
• City Of Bradenton News - March 11, 2011
• Golden Manatees repeat on ice
• 3/15 LOCAL BRIEFS: Local driver license office to close
• Budget cutting frustrates GOP
• Nuclear crisis in Japan prompts calls for U.S. review
• Crisis at Japanese nuclear complex prompts calls for U.S. review
• Barbour news secretary leaves: 'dark humor' e-mail
• Book review: 'Hot: Living Through the Next Fifty Years on Earth'
• Crisis at Japanese nuclear complex prompts calls for U.S. review
• Obama meeting with potential DNC donors
• Sheriff: Witness helps deputies nab 4 Bradenton burglary suspects
• GOP upstarts see patchwork budget solutions as not good enough
• NH rep who suggested disabled go to Siberia quits
• Fla. governor has state's nuclear reactors checked
• Space shuttle worker falls to death at launch pad
• Worker Gag bill squeaks out of Fla. Senate committee
• Indonesian leader slams WikiLeaks graft charges
• Fla. Legislature to tackle Medicaid overhaul today
• Fetch goes green, saves your back, too
• New cancer fighters? Mustard, wasabi, horseradish
• Six green-minded iPad accessories
• 4 teens killed in Sarasota car crash
• SCF agrees to plan to repay feds $3.2M
• Sowing memories of yesteryear
• City slickers play Old MacDonald
• Piracy in the waters off Somalia shows how an environmental issue can evolve into an international security crisis
• Do Your Part: Green on the go
• Burglary costs Palm-Aire couple about $20,000 in lost items
• Leffis Key: Manatee’s off-the-beaten path island treasure
• Filipino police capture militant linked to attacks
• Fla. teacher disciplined for innuendoes on quiz
• Sheriff: Bradenton drug deal goes bad when dealers pull gun on customers
• Manatee season seems to be over early in South Fla
• Florida teacher disciplined for innuendo quiz
• Fla dealership offers free car if it rains April 8
• SeaWorld trainers may go back in water with orcas
• US pulls ships, aircraft from Japan nuke plant
• Manatee Gives Back: Support for our troops
• Bradenton hit-and-run victim OK; suspect behind bars
• LA shock jocks make big impact in Calif politics
• Calif. port town attracts tsunamis
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Little transparency progress
• Barbour contrasts himself with Obama on economy
• Japan’s crisis intensifies
• Traffic Watch for March 14
• Keys economic recovery on the horizon
• JOURNALISM NEXT: Student serves others through camera lens
• Hit-and-run victim, 5, OK; suspect turns himself in
• Local boy, 5, airlifted after hit-and-run
• Pilot injured in Southern Calif. helicopter crash
• Clinton's spokesman quits after questioning treatment of WikiLeaks suspect
• Mourners pay respects to last WWI veteran
• Clinton's spokesman quits after questioning treatment of WikiLeaks suspect
• Clinton, Crowley statements on Crowley's resignation
• Republicans try to revive Yucca Mountain as nuclear-waste repository
• Florida sheriff rescinds traffic ticket quota
• Dems hope to taint Romney with health law praise
• Volcano in southern Japan resumes eruptions
• Business burglary suspect caught in lake
• Survivors of 2004 tsunami shaken by Japan disaster
• State Dept. urges Americans not to go to Japan
• Fate of Armenian museum may hinge on love of glass art
• Hundreds of Turkish journalists protest crackdown
• Conditions ripe for fruit-loving stinkbugs
• AP News Alert
• Big GOP donors taking time to get into 2012 race
• Insurgent bomb kills 4 Afghan civilians
• Senate GOP moderates feel heat from the tea party
• Will health care law raise states' Medicaid costs?
• Inmate nearly released after signatures forged
• Obama, journalists ham it up at dressy dinner
• Openness in state gov't? AP survey shows obstacles
• Massive tsunami ‘caused by quake’s shallow focus’
• Florida lawmakers pressure EPA about water quality standards
• Demise of foreclosure firm could cost courts
• Nuclear meltdown feared in Japan
• Japanese-Americans seek news of relatives
• Tsunami deals blow to struggling Calif. town
• Auto makers plan mass shutdowns
• Lawmakers' cell phones often out of public reach
• Museum celebrates Heritage Day with old-fashioned nuptials
• Boy, 5, airlifted after Bradenton hit and run
• Talk about a purr-fect ending
• U.S. government, military join private aid groups
• Bennett bill helps convicted veterans
• Traffic Watch for March 13
• 03/13 - Police blotter
• 03/13 - real estate transactions
• 03/13 - Public records
• Tragedy turned Miami-Dade man into civic watchdog
• Sunshine advocate says governments angered him
• Bicyclist Bayflighted after Manatee accident
• In Japan plant, frantic efforts to avoid meltdown
• Obama keeps focus on fight for women's equality
• On high-profile issues, Obama keeps a low profile
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Obama shies away from protests
• A look at political unrest in the Middle East
• Tenn. police arrest man wanted for Florida murder
• Bradenton man, 71, beaten, robbed at gas station
• Calif., Ore. sustained most US damage from tsunami
• Record quake, powerful tsunami pack deadly one-two punch
• Nigeria army seizes explosive-filled truck
• China charges man with sedition over protest calls
• Obama to a party with Washington reporters
• Lawyers to update judge on tri-state water dispute
• Traffic stop, nervous driver: 98 pot plants
• Out-of-town meetings allowed by Fla. Senate bill
• Tsunami damage minimal in Latin America
• Toxin found in sardines that clogged US marina
• Gov. Brown declares emergency in 4 Calif. counties
• Disaster readiness only goes so far
• How to help
• Size of Japan’s quake surprises seismologists
• Zones where tsunamis are launched abound in the Pacific Ocean
• Impact of tragedy felt strongly in Manatee
• High-speed rail funding door not completely shut for Florida
• Former Gov. Graham slams Scott
• Untitled
• Untitled
• Bayside Community Church's pastor realizes lifelong dream
• 03/12 - Public records
• Manatee Ave. W. work prompts road closure
• Neal Communities sells its 8000th home
• Child guardians get big thank you
• Pastor realizes lifelong dream
• Ex-college president flips on Sansom, developer
• Local officials seek funding on lobbying trip
• Report on Nubia’s death cites ‘fatal ineptitude’ by DCF
• ‘Theology on Tap’ presents church teachings in bar
• CSI: Redondo Beach what killed all those fish?
• State Dept. official's comments about WikiLeaks suspect touch off furor
• HUNDREDS KILLED IN TSUNAMI AFTER 8.9 Japan quake
• DC lawyer arrested on child exploitation charges
• Scott delays SunRail contracts until at least July
• Obama says he's still weighing his options on Libya
• House begins looking at fixing national flood insurance program
• Earthquake, tsunami challenge Japan's struggling economy
• Obama says he's still weighing his options on Libya
• SC GOP primary filled with uncertainty
• Federal judge won't acquit convicted pirates
• Camera catches suspects sought in vehicle theft
• Woman, cat escape injury in fire
• Unions frame bargaining as civil rights issue
• 4 Basque ETA suspects arrested in France
• Tsunami barrels toward Hawaii, US western coast
• Tsunami waves slam Hawaii as storm sweeps islands
• Organic fertilizer maker accused of using synthetic chemicals
• Ingestion of plastic found among small ocean fish
• Chill in air for lone night game of spring at McKechnie
• Man arrested in Fla. crash that killed 2
• Spain marks 7th anniversary of terror attacks
• Hamas: Ukraine must explain Gazan's disappearance
• Indonesia volcano erupts, spews lava and gas
• Thai PM says he will dissolve parliament in May
• States consider alcohol tasting at farmers markets
• Panhandle man arrested for making moonshine
• University breaks ground on coral reef center
• Dad of convicted arms dealer wants $100K bond back
• Race does strange things to vegetarian musher's appetite
• Race does strange things to vegetarian musher's appetite
• Florida Republicans join march to target unions
• Lawmakers: No guns on college campuses
• House kills drug database plan
• 2011 Florida Legislature: Teacher tenure overhaul: How to pay for it?
• Manatee woman in jail after resisting arrest
• MSO: Manatee man arrested in attempt to lure 6-year-old boy
• Florida, Manatee employment continues to struggle
• By the numbers
• 03/11 School briefs: Local VPK enrollment period slated
• 03/11 local briefs: Pirates commit funds for new field
• 03/11 Political notes: Kathleen King set to speak at Lakewood Ranch Republican Club
• Yard waste collection schedule to change
• Deputies on hunt for 5 absconded sex offenders
• See elephant at the beach? Join the parade
• Advisory board approves storage facility and 1,600 homes in Manatee County
• Storms leave standing water in Manatee County
• No bond issued for armed robbery suspects
• Groups urge Brown to keep environmental protections
• White House, intelligence chief split on Libya assessment
• 25 dead as quake topples homes in SW China
• LA school officer charged in alleged hoax shooting
• Homeless veterans could lose 10,000 housing vouchers
• Pets of the week: March 11
• ON GARDENING: Color white stunning in the landscape
• Manatee Heritage Days provides sweeping look at county history
• Holder denies political influence in dropping Alaska sex charges
• Oil rallies on Saudi news, erasing most of decline
• Dalai Lama calls for election to pick a political leader
• Senate gives final OK to teacher pay, tenure bill
• House kills plan for drug monitoring database
• House Muslim hearing presents views from all sides
• NH resort where presidential ballots cast is sold
• DOE finalizes loan to build vehicles in N. Indiana
• Mayor, police chief, others in NM village arrested
• 2 suspects in Sarasota shopping center armed robberies in jail
• Foreclosure free-fall in February
• 5 sexual offenders reported absconded in Manatee County
• Disabled sow skills for living
• 3 die, 6 houses burnt down in northern Nigeria
• Gaza Strip's Hamas leader reshuffles Cabinet
• Trump to discuss possible White House bid
• Japan's new FM pledges to improve ties with China
• Planting apps put garden info at your fingertips
• Workers begin massive cleanup of dead fish on shores of California beach town
• Endangered fish keeps Duke Energy license on hold
• Oil slips under $104 despite battles in Libya
• Polo event to benefit cancer fight
• Teen accused of killing parents charged as adult
• Officer, suspect killed in Colorado standoff
• Disney World to end Grad Nite after this year
• Labor officials ready January unemployment report
• Dallas mayor sues city over release of police call
• Changes To City Of Bradenton's Yard Waste Collection Schedule
• Lane Closure in Bradenton
• 3/10 LOCAL BRIEFS: Buchanan plans town hall on jobs
• Teachers of migrant children get help
• Developments show signs of recovery
• Tourism increases in Manatee County
• Shuttle Discovery ends flying career
• New agency on gaming control proposed
• Geena Davis to be honored at Sarasota Film Fest
• Christ Church statue struck by vandals
• Legislative bill targets Sharia law
• Stricter clemency rules imposed
• Scott rejects money to fund drug database
• New clemency rules
• David S. Broder, columnist, dies at 81
• Obama wants allies on board before intervention in Libya
• Locke's China appointment brings family's story full circle
• Obama nominates foreign policy aide Shapiro to be ambassador to Israel
• 35 tons of dead fish scooped from Redondo Beach harbor so far
• US charges 10 in Mexican triple-homicide last year
• Manatee mom charged with giving daughter pills
• Another fuel theft reported in Manatee
• McCaskill to return money spent on private flights
• Measure would extend Gulf of Mexico exploratory leases
• Rep. Peter King: Terrorism investigator or witch hunter?
• Lawsuits threatened over Utah immigration bills
• Oman protests spread to state companies
• Ford has another car with 40 mpg
• Listen for double boom as Discovery returns over Manatee
• 2011 Florida Legislature: Rally in Manatee makes connections (gallery)
• Spanish police probe big burglary at convent
• Concession golf club praised as U.S. Open caliber
• Ecological pioneer shepherds recycling in Nicaragua
• Commercial fish species discovered in Arctic
• Ivory Coast mediators meet to try to end impasse
• 'Pink Palace' plan to be reviewed
• Former Disney employee sentenced for child porn
• Florida deputies face obstacle course to keep jobs
• Senate to vote on rival GOP, Democratic budgets
• US military's Africa Command gets new leadership
• UAE citizens demand right to elect parliament
• Tucson shooting suspect to be arraigned
• Wis. gov. floats union compromise, but no deal yet
• Fla. might disrupt presidential primary schedule
• Libya's doctors follow the rebels in their battles
• Robinson Preserve Twilight 5K And Kids’ Races…It Will Leave You Breathless!
• Women’s Leadership Initiative To Honor Local Women During 'Heart To Heart Program' at Crosley Mansion
• City Of Bradenton News - Mar 8, 2011
• It’s slow going on Manatee Ave. W.
• Scott: Creating jobs is job No.1
• Teacher pay bill on fast track
• Protesters rally across the state
• MSO: Driver caught with marijuana
• PI with local roots slain
• Former HRS chief remembered as compassionate
• Beach renourishment under way
• Former AMI man charged in wife’s death
• DCF probed case of children found in canal
• Top child welfare officials resign
• Traffic Watch for March 9
• Millions of fish die in Redondo Beach harbor after oxygen levels plummet
• Yemeni army storms university, wounding 98
• Millions of fish die in Redondo Beach harbor after oxygen levels plummet
• Female GIs struggle with higher rate of divorce
• Behind the scenes, 6 senators work to tackle the national debt
• Judge OKs bail for reputed New England ex-mob boss
• Failing mortgage-aid programs should go, House Republicans say
• “Pink Palace” owners have renovation plans on table
• Mess on Manatee Ave. a double whammy
• Scott cheers crowd tea party activists
• Out of spotlight, GOP hopefuls prepping for 2012
• Kuwait protesters bring reform demands to streets
• Homeless man arrested in Manatee burglary
• House Speaker Dean Cannon talks feds, pill mills, courts in session-opening speech
• Scott hopes to sell his agenda to state
• Lawsuit looms on US syphilis tests in Guatemala
• City sanitation workers retire after making countless stops
• Attacks on media, activists spur fears in Iraq
• Wills and Kate visit Belfast, flip a pancake
• Spiraling gas prices hit hard
• Parents arrested after young boy is found in filth
• Genetically altered salmon spook Northwest lawmakers
• Michigan team honors fallen player with win
• Others states' fights bring focus to Daniels
• Former youth minister sentenced on sex charges
• Defense in Ore. bomb plot seek FBI training info
• SKorea to get more weapons amid NKorean threat
• NZ man auctions boulder that smashed home in quake
• T-Shirt Sale In Bradenton To Benefit Family Of Slain St. Pete Police Officer
• Heart Attack Prevention Center Introduces New Program to Virtually Eliminate Heart Attacks and Strokes
• St Patrick’s Day at Mattison's Riverside
• Kathleen D Sailing Catamaran 'Dock and Dine' with Mattison’s Riverside
• LBK Trolley prevails, but loses frequency
• Protests planned for Legislature’s opening
• Manatee delegation holds some aces for this legislative session
• Runaway children: Manatee not spared national problem
• Gas statistics
• SMR, Realty firm settle suit
• Legislators to consider new real estate bills
• Grapplers claim trophy at youth meet
• Medicaid program feeling tug of change
• State of the State touts fresh start
• Tampa granted flights to Cuba
• 3/8 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Teen indicted in police shooting
• Police say father beat girl to death
• 3/8 POLITICAL BRIEFS: Dems to host speaker on government
• 3/8 LOCAL BRIEFS: Cold-stressed manatee is released
• Traffic Watch for March 8
• School plan hits a bump in Palmetto
• Obama to tap Gary Locke as ambassador to China
• GOP spending bill targets environmental regulation
• Former Rep. Heather Wilson announces for US Senate
• Commerce secretary to be named ambassador to China
• 5 mulling GOP presidential bids take Iowa stage
• Obama to resume military tribunals for terror suspects
• Nevada GOP Sen. Ensign won't seek re-election
• Pa.: No red flags over radioactivity in 7 rivers
• 5 to split $10,000 for arrest of suspect in Manatee girls' attacks
• 2 feet of snow, flooding deluge New England, NY
• Film about Camp Lejeune's toxic water to debut at N.Y. festival
• The portrait of a failed bank: First Priority hit hard by risky real estate loans
• Joe Biden in Finland, en route to Moscow, Moldova
• Large-scale union protests unlikely in Florida
• How to recycle your iPad after you buy an iPad 2
• Los Angeles to get 1,680 miles of bikeways
• Bradenton man flees cop, faces carjacking charge
• Pakistan sets bail for American held in northwest
• Smoke from central Fla. wildfire shuts down I-95
• Got an outlet? An iPhone app connects electric car owners with plugs
• As beaches erode, debate rises
• Do Your Part: Surprising sources of dangerous formaldehyde
• Practical sustainability takes on greenwashing
• UK's Cameron backs Prince Andrew to keep trade job
• Boat wreck trial set for Calif. Coast Guard driver
• Kosovo, Serbia to hold first direct talks
• Myanmar reports progress in opium destruction
• Security, sabotage, spies at Constitution Center
• Florida wildfire contained but still burning
• North Korea pressures South repatriate 4 defectors
• UVa women's lacrosse team retires Love's No. 1
• Organic advocates voice concern for 'natural' food
• Kathleen D Sailing Catamaran Announces Senior Special 'Dock and Dine' with Mattison's Riverside
• Friends recall slain boxer
• Local organizations give back to community
• If you go
• Senate president walks political tightrope
• Rally planned at Bennett’s office
• Baseball fans flock to annual Pirates Fan Fest
• Mike Haridopolos
• JOURNALISM NEXT | Earthquake changed lives of Haitian students
• 3/7 Gallery: Spring has sprung
• Mom faces murder charge in death
• Spring breakers landing on Anna Maria
• Powerful earthquake strikes off Solomon Islands
• Magnitude-6.2 earthquake shakes northern Chile
• Top Senate Democrat rejects GOP's deep budget cuts
• Survey: Gas price in US jumps 33 cents in 2 weeks
• White House jabs GOP diplomat who may run in 2012
• Romney, novice no more, focuses on Obama, economy
• NY teacher cuts would raise class sizes still more
• Former pizza chain CEO mulling presidential run
• Man charged with child neglect, open container violation
• Search for missing US student in Spain
• Fate of Washington's first gray wolf pack unclear
• Why employee pensions aren't bankrupting states
• US warns against travel to Yemen
• Turkish journalists jailed over alleged coup plot
• Former French President Chirac to stand trial
• NYC rally planned against hearing on US Muslims
• Suspected al-Qaida gunmen kill 4 soldiers
• Farewells for space crews: Discovery set to undock
• Like new Middle East, Obama doctrine is a work in progress
• Michele Bachmann wants GOP to win in 2012, maybe with her
• 21 airlines fined for fixing passenger, cargo fees
• Manatee Players headed to nationals
• Musician wins conch shell blowing contest
• Farmworkers target Tampa Publix stores in protests
• FPL’s solar stars shine at new 500-acre array in Indiantown
• Budget ax may fall on prisons
• The portrait of a failed bank: First Priority hit hard by risky real estate loans
• 2011 FLORIDA LEGISLATURE | Session begins Tuesday
• Insurance reform could cost Floridians millions of dollars
• First Priority Bank
• Traffic Watch for March 6
• Sides gird up for Medicaid fight
• Major pension reform battle looms
• Racers start their engines in Palmetto
• Paws for a cause
• The agenda
• 03/06 - Public records
• 03/06 - Police blotter
• 03/06 - Real estate transactions
• Amazing what you see in blot of ink
• Grant helps Buffalo Creek kids give back
• Bringing history alive
• Manatee reps talk about upcoming session
• 3 children air-lifted following crash
• One injured after man demands drugs
• Romney seeks to address health care woes
• US repatriating foreigners who fled Libya
• Pa. man dies in crash on I-75 in Manatee
• 500 gallons of diesel fuel siphoned from Saffold Farms
• Egyptian protesters storm State Security headquarters in search of torture files
• Somalia pro-government forces retake border town
• Rescuers: 2 dogs shot in the head at SC landfill
• Muslim-Christian clashes kill 2 south of Cairo
• Russian airliner crashes during test, killing 6
• Utah Legislature passes immigration reform package
• The nation's weather
• Suspected Thai insurgents kill Buddhist monk
• Tucson suspect charged with murders of judge, aide
• 2 space crews mark 1 week together in orbit
• Bomb kills NATO service member in Afghanistan
• Secret Service closes inquiry into NJ boy's call
• Bradenton Christian School Invites the Community to its Open House for the 2011-2012 School Year
• NACAC Tampa College Fair
• No high-speed rail funds for Florida
• In Florida, Obama touts education
• Local, state conditions conducive for wildfires
• Rehabbed sea turtle released off Lido Beach
• 03/05 - Public records
• New life: Baptism at Peace Presbyterian full of symbolish
• 3/5 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Bills for ‘Taj Mahal’ are rejected
• Hearing set for motions in Anthony case
• Local man named to VA panel
• Buchanan pitches crackdown on pill mills
• If you go
• Report: Dem's campaign skirted contribution limits
• AP sources: Ex-congresswoman to run for US Senate
• Finally! Hiring is up sharply in February
• Army secretary faces questions on WikiLeaks scandal
• 2 firms to suspend earthquake zone injection wells
• Boeing's competitor won't appeal tanker decision
• Manatee sheriff’s deputy resigns over treatment of drunk female (with video)
• Hiring up sharply in February
• Boeing's competitor won't appeal tanker decision
• No high-speed rail for Florida
• Man charged with folding woman into couch in Palmetto
• Al-Qaida No. 2 calls for Islamic rule in Egypt
• Buchanan: Bill would toughen penalties for 'pill mills'
• Scott says Fla. will pay for Miami port dredging
• Port Manatee readies to expand as Florida exports escalate
• Jury convicts activist of posting false bids in public-lands auction
• Galliano label scraps plan for Paris show
• Changes in your health care are coming to Manatee County, say experts
• Small fry, large fish
• Clearing the pier (with photo gallery)
• Winning the West's energy wars: Keeping clean energy green
• Deputies: Fla. boy beaten to death after wetting pants
• Legislature creates oil spill oversight committee
• Fla. wildfire has destroyed almost 17,000 acres
• Obama to discuss education policy in Florida
• Pork board swaps 'White Meat' for 'Be Inspired'
• White House agrees to $6.5B more in budget cuts
• Japan rattled by college entrance exam cheat case
• Lakewood Ranch Rotary awards $115K in charitable grants
• Detective testifies in Casey Anthony case
• MANNIX ON MANATEE | Whirlwind week awaits Manatee High School junior
• Rail funding decision to come today
• Lamont Yarn found guilty of murder
• 20-year-old woman turns herself in after Manatee robbery
• 2 bodies pulled from NZ quake rubble; toll at 163
• Indicted Ind. official resists calls to step down
• 20 Cambodians killed in tour bus crash
• Garden escargot: When sluggishness is a good thing
• City Of Bradenton News: Portion Of 9th Street To Close For Pirate Fan Fest - March 6, 2011
• T-Shirt Sale To Benefit Family Of Slain Police Officer
• Bradenton Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for March 16, 2011
• Vera Bradley Story With Vera Bradley’s Own Joan Bradley Reedy
• Dining to Donate – Local Applebee’s Partner to Make a Difference in Manatee County
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for March 9, 2011
• Zsa Zsa Gabor to be released from hospital Friday
• 03/04 Local briefs: Community projects net grants
• China reports rise in foreign students
• U.S. drug czar: Drug database may go online
• Gingrich announces website to explore GOP bid
• DeMint shows new clout in threat to obstruct Senate business
• International court opens war-crimes probe of Gadhafi
• DeMint shows new clout in threat to obstruct Senate business
• Neighbors in Uniform: March 4
• Easy-care plants for the armchair gardener
• Barb’s Barn offers ‘fun on the farm’
• Ind. elections chief charged with voter fraud
• In person, on camera, Obama calls for Gadhafi to go
• GM cancels shifts due to Mich. parts supplier fire
• From pit to palace: Kate's coal mining ancestry
• House OKs trim in health care law to aid small businesses
• Man sentenced to life in prison for murder in death of Palmetto woman
• Bill seeks to speed up EPA action on mine permits
• Judge: States must continue with health overhaul
• Scott imposes fees for Fla. public records copies
• UN urges reparations fund for Congo rape victims
• Gov. Scott files terse response to rail lawsuit
• Unemployment benefit requests drop to 3-year low
• Student brings awareness to Invisible Children group
• LECOM, Manatee County sign deal for dental college at Lakewood Ranch
• Local cowpokes ready for Ranch Rodeo in Palmetto
• Try a treasure tree, like the Japanese maple
• NY teen pleads guilty in high school plot
• Charred body found inside burning car near Tampa
• Journalist attacked in eastern Indonesia
• More than 100 killed in disputed Sudan region
• WikiLeaks suspect Manning is charged by Army with aiding the enemy
• Nevada family fights for survival in down times
• Endangered panther found dead in SW Florida
• 2 children, stuffed in bags, found in Fla. canal
• Police dog catches, bites Bradenton burglary suspect
• Assange lawyers file appeal against extradition
• Fla. budget cutters focus on public employees
• Officials: Changes on Old Main Street seen as healthy new chapter
• Feds arrest 7 in Manatee as part of national gang sweep
• Jackson Laboratory to call Sarasota home
• House moves to repeal tax filing requirement
• ‘Mr. Mustang’ to weigh anchor for Naval Academy
• 3/3 Local Briefs: T-shirt sale will benefit officer’s family
• City Of Bradenton News - Mar 1, 2011
• Local reaction to Jackson Laboratory announcement of Sarasota move
• Deputy resigns after duress alarm incident
• Former Palmetto mayor exuded community spirit
• Haridopolos’ $152,000 book now available
• Former Palmetto Mayor Dole dies at 79
• AP: Ex-La Gov. Roemer to make GOP presidential bid
• AP: Gingrich to start testing presidential bid
• Jury deliberating in Pa. senator's corruption case
• Former White House counsel now working for Edwards
• Military families, advocates feel betrayed by protest ruling
• Meeting fails to resolve Indiana House boycott
• 7 Manatee gang members arrested as part of national sweep
• No one hurt in shooting into Bradenton condo
• Suspect in attacks on 3 Bradenton girls pleads not guilty
• Man charged with trying to steal aluminum from Bradenton church
• Gates says US did 'lousy job' listening to Karzai
• LECOM, county sign deal to build dental school at Lakewood Ranch
• Container ship service to run from Maine to Miami
• Driver accused of hitting Brazil cyclists jailed
• Wis. Schools face deep cuts under gov.'s budget
• Assange lawyer probed by Swedish Bar Association
• Lebanese bishops to elect new patriarch this month
• Senators slap Scott with rail suit
• Fisherman Joe’s being forced out by May 1
• A home run: O’s, fans christen new-look Ed Smith Stadium
• Fla. wildfire burns on, but interstate stays open
• Not a carbon copy of the U.S.
• Vanishing wetlands, not oil spoil, is biggest threat to Mississippi Delta's fishery
• Millions needed to return salmon to California river
• Tiny wasps could curb a massive stinkbug invasion
• Fla. Gov. Scott's response to rail lawsuit pending
• Man robbed of $3,000 at Bradenton motel
• Bail hearings set in Fla. pill mill arrests
• Florida budget cutters focus on public employees
• Hard winter for manatees, as well as dolphins
• Minature horse killed in dog attack in Fla. Panhandle
• Two Tampa mayoral candidates head for runoff
• Hospitals say Sarasota County owes for indigents
• Friction evident as Mexican president visits US
• Libya revolt may solve mystery of cleric's fate
• Real estate slump may add lands to Manatee County preserves
• Thousands gather for slain St. Petersburg officer’s funeral
• Local demands testing anti-earmark rhetoric
• Temporary Closure of Eighth Street West North of Manatee Avenue in Bradenton
• Water Valve Test Planned Along Manatee Avenu West(1st-8th streets) in Bradenton
• 17 bodies found in clandestine graves in Mexico
• Obama, Jeb Bush to visit school
• Ave Maria school takes on weighty 'West Side Story'
• Scott lends a hand with ‘Sunshine’ tour
• Term limits taking a toll, experts say
• Western governors fume over Obama plan for wilderness areas
• Sen. Graham urges caution on Libya
• FACT CHECK: Huckabee claims Obama grew up in Kenya
• House votes to fund government for 2 weeks
• Scott picks Miss. man to head Enterprise Fla.
• Katie Holmes sues Star Magazine over cover
• Palmetto police charge man with firing gun
• German minister quits amid plagiarism scandal
• Urging Gadhafi to go, US suggests exile
• Rove groups plan $120 million campaign in 2012
• DEA sets up Fla. pill mill hotline
• Palestinians try to create 'Facebook revolution'
• Oman deploys army units fearing more unrest
• Warmer oceans taking toll on world's coral reefs
• Study suggests 'a huge interest' in Palmetto YMCA
• Manatee deputies looking for 'endangered adult'
• For Iowa GOP, 'the one' for 2012 is 'no one' yet
• Stocks in modest rally ahead of Bernanke comments
• Turkey holds massive funeral for ex-Islamic PM
• Detroit-area Mom Prom idea starting to spread
• Newt Gingrich prepares for likely White House bid
• Tampa residents go to the polls to elect mayor
• Fla. man hopes thief will return parents' ashes
• Thousands expected for fallen St. Petersburg officer's funeral
• Work begins to unearth 1,000-year-old canoe
• Officials search for fugitive in Texas day care fire
• Largest earthquake in 35 years hits Arkansas
• Residents swamp Town Hall at Lakewood Ranch incorporation meeting
• Deputies searching for missing Bradenton man
• Manatee school board settles 3-year-old lawsuit
• Small businesses take off on Pine Avenue
• NATO: 3 service members killed in Afghanistan
• Buchanan holds forum on prescription drug abuse
• Pittsburgh Pirates to Host Annual Pirate Fest in Bradenton
• Court care, cleaning make for smooth shuffling
• Pirates to host annual festival
• Haridopolos got $152k to write book
• Lawmakers: Fla. must overhaul Medicaid system
• GOP hopefuls cheer for a spending showdown
• Obama offers to help governors on health care costs
• APNewsBreak: NY Dems rebel against Cuomo, cuts
• Obama offers to help governors on health care costs
• Steube: Florida needs prescription drug monitoring program
• Crist will lecture at Stetson law school
• With vet's passing, WWI is another kind of history
• Clinton: US sending aid teams to Libya's borders
• Pentagon: moving forces in case needed for Libya
• Not as sweet as it first seemed
• 4 sea turtles killed by Fla. boaters on Gulf coast
• Ask MNN: Are tattoos good for the environment?
• Americans have twice as much BPA in their bodies as Canadians
• SunChips announces new quieter green packaging
• EarthTalk: How effective has the EPA been?
• Homeowners bombarded by unwelcome, cacophonous flock of seagulls
• Deal gives SolarCity a 10-state footprint
• New spring training season starts at McKechnie Field in Bradenton
• Record crowd enjoys 32nd Mardi Gras
• Water valve test may disrupt water service along Manatee Avenue West
• US presses Europe on Libya, Germany gets tough
• Oman protesters stage third day of unrest
• GlassPoint Solar uses the sun's heat to extract oil
• Something GOP doesn't want to cut: funding for NASCAR
• Cars targeted by thieves during soccer game in Lakewood Ranch
• 2 robbed in Bradenton after scrap metal deal goes bad
• FBI agent to testify in ex-CIA operative's trial
• Sister Nora’s attack suspect likely still here, says sheriff's office
• Excerpts from Sen. President Haridopolos' book
• Fla. lawmakers poised to privatize Medicaid statewide
• Hurricane forecasts, warnings reviewed in Miami
• Assassin maintains he can't remember shooting RFK
• Last living US WWI vet dies in W. Va. at age 110
• Giving Back: Meals on Wheels PLUS needs your yarn
• JOURNALISM NEXT | Manatee High School MHS’s HOSA to compete in Jacksonville
• New OB/GYN Rural Health clinic rising
• Nightmare in Haiti: Family, friends work to free Bradenton man
• PHOTO GALLERY | It's all smiles at Manatee Golf Course
• SPIN METER: Industry jobs studies are imprecise
• Vietnam dissident detained for revolution calls
• Pair of power brokers rule Tallahassee
• Libyan rebels get U.S. nod
• Watchdogs say Scott broke law ousting ombudsman
• Former US Sen. James McClure of Idaho dies
• Boehner makes budget case at religious convention
• GOP governors undermine Obama's agenda in states
• Probably no government shutdown, but plenty left to fight about
• Police: Rioters threw flares at Seattle officers
• Oscar who? Astronauts too busy for earthly awards
• Libyan leader cut a flamboyant, eccentric figure
• Tea party 2012 poll favors Ga.'s Cain, Texas' Paul
• Indianapolis Zoo getting orphaned Fla. dolphin
• Tea party members vow to hold GOP accountable
• 115 die in gov't offensive on Somali militants
• 37 animals rescued from motor home, van in Florida
• Case presents court with questions about federal powers of detention
• Protesters clash with police in Oman; 1 killed
• Freight train derails near Tacoma
• Gov. Scott's goals are known, his strategy isn't
• Gadhafi's Ukrainian nurse heads home
• Even among GOP faithful, Palin's star is fading
• State budget battles fuel debate about who pays
• Florida 8-year-old arrested for 5th time
• How Southern Sudan's 'ticking time bomb' was defused
• Air travelers may have been exposed to measles
• Child deaths spike after DCF policy change
• Nightmare in Haiti: Family, friends work to free Bradenton man
• New OB/GYN Rural Health clinic rising
• 02/27 - Police blotter
• Vigil held in Sister Nora’s honor
• Defections further isolate Gadhafi; UN imposes sanctions
• Jacksonville law firm fights just for men
• Relatives of killed Tibetan activist finish walk
• Man charged in SeaWorld rape
• LWR citizens face significant decision in 2011
• On tap this week: FCAT writing exam
• Daley tells activists to keep fighting, keep faith
• Seafood wholesalers meeting in Japan to discuss history of whaling
• Crews find missing plane in Ariz mountains; 3 dead
• Residents in 'liberated' Benghazi wonder about future
• Tea party uses Ariz. summit to scope out 2012 role
• Despite Giffords' absence, office busier than ever
• Warren Buffett remains optimistic about US future
• Cuba frees another prominent political prisoner
• Runner collapses during Tampa race
• Christian medical plans get pass from health law
• Zimbabwean president Mugabe marks 87th birthday
• Bomber kills at least 4 in northwest Afghanistan
• Poll: Ireland heads for new govt led by Fine Gael
• Pedestrian, 58, dies in U.S. 41 accident in Bradenton
• Man robbed at gunpoint outside his Bradenton home
• Repairs underway at Mainstreet condos in Bradenton
• Fla. man on run 31 years convicted in drug case
• Tree-killing disease found in Florida
• Discovery arriving Saturday at space station
• Getting tougher, Egyptian troops beat protesters
• Group against Lakewood Ranch incorporation calls forum
• Witnesses say child burned after falling on grill; Manatee mom charged
• Group of volunteers leading Wis. protest efforts
• 14 indicted for mortgage fraud in Sarasota
• Sister Nora’s attack suspect likely still here, says sheriff's office
• The boys of spring renew their passion at McKechnie
• Feds grant more time to rail proposal
• Manatee County mulls outsourcing its public golf courses
• Sarasota Co. reevaluating Sanborn Studios
• Discovery arriving Saturday at space station
• March 2011 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• The Service Club of Manatee's 46th annual Antiques and Collectibles show has kicked off
• Advocate for Fla. nursing home residents removed
• Tampa mom’s assets won’t be frozen
• 02/26 - Public records
• Commentary: One way to become one church
• Report: Florida at risk from Cuba drilling
• Obama orders freeze on assets of Gadhafi, his family
• Gadhafi's long rule may be a mystery, but its end appears imminent
• Palmetto man charged in 3 home burglaries
• Toyota: Source code is automaker's 'crown jewel'
• 14 people, including 2 from Bradenton, charged with $47 million mortgage fraud scheme
• Yemeni troops open fire on demonstrators in south
• Skull, open questions beset NC girl's murder case
• Mauritania students stage sit-in for reform
• Man in Pa. convicted of shipping items to Iran
• Florida Senate chief Haridopolos admonished in ethics case
• St. Pete officers cleared in shooting
• UN official: World should act on Libya crackdown
• Gunfire in Libya capital as protesters march
• US charters flight out of Libya, ferry departs
• Manatee school board to vote on lawsuit filed by parents of student
• Magnitude-5.7 quake shakes Mexico's Gulf coast
• Women’s giving circles form to meet charitable needs
• Man arrested in Bradenton after foot pursuit
• NY mom charged with DWI after girl's plea for help
• Shoppers wary of GM foods find they're everywhere
• Planners consult Parrish residents on future growth
• Fla. woman gets life for killing ex-boyfriend
• Fishermen plan rally in St. Petersburg over grouper ban
• Lawsuits challenge Fla. redistricting changes
• Fla. man sentenced for turtle egg thefts
• Scott’s final rail rejection sparks fury
• Sanborn Studios withdraws $500K request
• Gulf Coast Senior Games horseshoe competition (photos)
• Brothers found guilty in Christmas theater melee in Bradenton
• Temporary truce reached in California delta smelt water restrictions
• Indonesia to evacuate its citizens from Libya
• Road Closure In Bradenton - February 28, 2011
• Discovery launch marks beginning of end of shuttle era
• Manatee in-laws happy Pirates manager Hurdle closer to home this spring
• Wakeland 9 will sing at McKechnie
• LBK beach nourishment starting soon
• Medical examiner’s son charged in pill mill case
• Fla. AG Bondi wants to go back on restoring felon rights
• Fla. Senate panel calls for Haridopolos admonition
• Pension bill compromise pitched
• South Carolina's Haley snubs bipartisan governors' group
• House leader surprised by Obama not defending DOMA
• Troopers sent to homes of some Wisconsin Democrats
• Rebels hold key Libyan cities; Gadhafi blames bin Laden
• Wikileaks' Assange to be returned to Sweden
• Chicago election shows racial politics changing
• Rhythm and Blues petunia is dazzling
• American Girls: Contest winners inspired by their dolls
• Club meetings: Feb. 25
• Bulletin board: Feb. 25
• With Libya's future in doubt, oil production hangs in balance
• Dolphins come to aid of stranded dog
• Fla. AG wants to go back on restoring felon rights
• Police cleared of killing man who shot 2 St. Petersburg officers
• APNewsBreak: Sgt. says soldier's dad reported plot
• Florida Gov. Scott is done with high-speed rail
• NOAA: 5 more dolphin strandings along Gulf Coast
• US says Cuba has set date to try detained American
• North end of Longboat Key to get new sand starting in March
• Report: Chechnya's leader looking for 2nd wife
• Now is the time to start sowing seeds
• NATO vows to stay out of Libyan conflict
• 2 men arrested for stealing scrap metal
• 2 men charged with knocking woman off bike in Bradenton
• Police, suspect’s family recall shooting events
• Bradenton Police Department makes bulletproof vests a must
• World's first robot marathon kicks off in Japan
• Farming in Compton: A calm rural garden in an urban setting
• Straw-bale house a dream come true for homeowner
• Other restaurants interested after Ezra passes on move to downtown Bradenton
• Bradenton council OKs Riverwalk project
• Women are key to global conservation
• Gov. Scott asks Legislature to cut government
• Huckabee toys with White House run
• Parade of Homes shows signs of economic recovery
• Judges: Sarasota County has best drinking water in the region
• Police raid South Florida pill mills
• Bradenton boy's science project is out of this world
• Tropicana building new $4 million facility in Bradenton
• Man who tried to join terrorists facing 30 years
• Fla. Sen. panel considers president's ethics case
• Cambodian mother and baby die from bird flu
• Honolulu asking for apology from Rush Limbaugh
• March’s Officer of the Month in Bradenton
• City Of Bradenton News: Water Valve Test Planned
• Lane Closures in Bradenton
• Third Annual World Hunger Banquet
• 2nd Annual Phi Beta Psi Run for a Cure Poker Run
• Brooks ‘Run happy’ Cavalcade Of Curiosities Bus Tour Arrives In Sarasota/Bradenton
• Manatee County Cultural Alliance News - February 23, 2011
• Manatee Chamber of Commerce Approves New Structure for the Economic Development Council
• Stewart Elementary's Principal Featherston spends a day on the roof
• Delta's survival more important than saving some fish species, researchers say
• In state, Rubio warns of ‘death spiral’ debt
• Scott remains unmoved about rail
• Tony Blair salutes new freedom fighters
• Wisconsin governor falls for fake phone call
• Court hears arguments over status of polar bear
• Obama awards 6 Purple Hearts
• Oregon congressman tells paper he took painkiller
• Families of Lockerbie dead hope Gadhafi is held accountable
• Huckabee 'seriously contemplating' run for GOP presidential nomination
• EPA sets pollution controls for boilers, incinerators
• Commissioner ‘startled’ by Sanborn’s $500K grant request
• WH: Obama still 'grappling' with gay marriage
• Investors snap up cheap homes, new buyers miss out
• NFL urging states to pass youth concussion laws
• Libyan city celebrates freedom from Gadhafi
• Teen suspect in St. Pete officer's slaying held without bail
• Manatee deputies arrest 2 sex offenders
• Rescuers use hacksaw to cut quake victim's leg
• Wis. Dems not deterred by recall threat, pay issue
• Wis. Democrats filibuster to halt anti-union bill
• US scrambles to dig out of a rare earths hole
• Braden River canal dredge debate over
• Demjanjuk attorney accused of stalling
• Fouling the Clean Air Act
• Freeze hurts Florida sugar production
• FL teens won't be prosecuted in cyberbullying case
• Strawberry genome may lead to cheaper berries
• Organizers urge sustained street protests in China
• ‘A LIVING SAINT’: Immigration reform vigil dedicated to Sister Nora
• Reward offered for information on suspect in beating of Sister Nora Brick
• Deputies: Men attacked outside Bradenton strip bar
• Port Manatee at heart of transportation authority vision
• Ezra backs out of downtown move
• Whitfield Estates Historic Homes Tour set for Sunday No place like (this) home
• Lakewood Ranch begins work on new annual budget
• Fire smoke, fog close 17-mile stretch of I-75
• Scott sticks with plan to kill Florida’s drug tracking
• Man, 18, dies in Manatee motorcycle crash
• Coptic Christian priest killed in southern Egypt
• Fla. consumer confidence remains high in Feb.
• City Of Bradenton News - February 22, 2011
• 2011 Pirates Charities Golf Tournament - The Rundown
• If you go
• 02/23 Local briefs: New College No. 2 value in America
• Changes loom for teacher evaluations
• Obama stays cautious on Libya as Americans await evacuation
• Kansas City mayor fails to advance in primary
• Chicago votes for first new mayor in 2 decades
• 3 plead not guilty in Calif. murder-for-hire plot
• Wu sent photos of himself wearing tiger costume
• $1,000 reward offered for suspect in beating of Bradenton nun
• Mo. US Rep. Emerson decides against US Senate bid
• Ind. treasurer to take on Sen. Lugar for GOP nod
• Court seems likely to let jilted wife appeal
• Egyptian workers flee Libya amid tales of chaos
• Stillpoint carrying on without Sister Nora
• Interstate 75 in N. Manatee reopened after smoke from wildfire clears
• Fidel Castro says US plans NATO invasion of Libya
• Emerson decides against US Senate bid
• Fla. lawmakers want to end 'destructive' gift ban
• Tenn. pizza delivery driver saves regular customer
• No Daley on the ballot as Chicago votes for mayor
• Neither side budging in Wisconsin union fight
• Slain ICE agent's funeral brings top US officials
• YMCA looking for new site for day camp
• Rail supporters work to form partnership
• Ex-coach must forfeit money
• Battling US for huge deal, Eurofighter woos Japan
• 2 women robbed at gunpoint in Bradenton home invasion
• LWR officials offer thoughts on search for manager
• US woman testifies at her Hong Kong murder retrial
• Afghan peace delegation headed to Gitmo for talks
• Texas youth prison abuse case ends in acquittal
• Mexico police unearth human fragments in Tijuana
• Bradenton Marauders On Radio And Tv In 2011
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 22
• 2/22 LOCAL BRIEFS: ‘Lovely, Still’ to benefit area food bank
• 2/22 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Killer gets death in beheading
• Documents detail troubled life
• Wedding Wonderland: Two-day festival on the island brings in lots of business
• Scott now has to deliver
• US: Pakistan must free detained CIA worker
• Libya's fate to be felt beyond its borders
• Libya's fate to be felt beyond its borders
• Sarasota officer fired after renouncing US citizenship
• AP Interview: Barbour sees no baggage on race
• Afghan police: At least 30 killed in suicide blast
• Students protest in Algerian capital
• More US companies covering transgender surgery
• Libya air force jets in Malta, pilots seek asylum
• Service held for FL teen killed in rodeo accident
• Porsche begins testing the Boxster E
• Ask MNN: How to get your vegetable garden off to a good start
• Solar goes Hyper in the U.S.
• Upper Midwest faces dismal commute with storm
• OldBags rejuvenates empty tea bags as art
• 2/21 GALLERY: Just ducky
• MANATEE GIVES BACK: Boys & Girls Clubs
• Scott gives rail backers a bit of hope
• Rye Preserve: Something different
• With eye on Wisconsin, Florida teachers planning similar rallies in Tallahassee
• 10 non-toxic, DIY bathroom deodorizers
• S. Fla. officials say red light cameras too costly
• Libya: Protesters, security clash in capital
• Next Chicago mayor faces weight of Daley's legacy
• Commuter plane goes off AZ taxi-way, no injuries
• Tampa mom makes son wear sign announcing 1.22 GPA
• Bradenton home hit by 8 missiles
• Senior UK spy to give evidence at bombings inquest
• Former Bradenton pastor found dead
• S'pore gives American 16 months in jail for scam
• Hijacked Ca. sailor sought to mix faith, adventure
• Body of missing Florida boater found
• JOURNALISM NEXT | Advanced minds advancing into the future
• CLOSINGS FOR PRESIDENT’S DAY
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 21
• Descendants of 4 ex-U.S. presidents talk in Key West
• Eight missiles shot at Bradenton home
• Half of poll respondents call for Japan PM to quit
• Federal officials address a sand wedge issue
• Wis. GOP ups pressure on Dems to return and vote
• Fla. Gov. Scott gives high-speed rail backers some hope
• Memories of 1995 haunt GOP as shutdown talk grows
• German foreign minister met with Ahmadinejad
• In Md., felt boots blamed for invasive 'rock snot'
• 1 dead, 20 firefighters hurt in NYC apartment fire
• Fire breaks out at Tampa funeral home
• Filipino rebels free 2 captives, will release 3rd
• Iran warns opposition rally may turn violent
• Manatee's featured fugitives for Feb. 20
• Stakeholders uncertain about DEAL buy-in
• Manatee schools, unions at odds
• Scientist finds Gulf bottom still oily, dead
• In Cortez, a nod to history
• Feds balk at scaled-back high-speed rail plan
• The nation's weather
• SKorean president says open to talks with NKorea
• Is Obama failing to lead, or leading in a new way?
• Tolerant, tech-savvy young Islamists may reshape Egyptian politics
• Snow on I-5, rain all round as storm strikes SoCal
• 2/20 LOCAL BRIEFS: New faces on New College trustees board
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 20
• 02/20 - Police blotter
• 02/20 - Real estate transactions
• 02/20 - Public records
• Mom’s a poker-playing, modeling champ
• Arrrrgh you ready, Pirates fans?
• Vatican art exhibition on display in Fort Lauderdale
• Teen powerfully delivers King’s message
• States ignored warnings on unemployment insurance
• State budget fights fire up union; Obama involved
• Ex-officials call for easing stance on Iran group
• Sen. Brown doesn't want to pursue sex assault case
• Man, 69, dies after crashing motorcycle into cow in Ruskin
• Japan's Antarctic whaling on verge of disappearing
• What does the stork bring? In Japan, local governments hope it's tourism
• House Republicans' knives likely to leave permanent cuts
• Somali fighters cut off hands of 2 accused thieves
• Uganda challenger rejects presidential vote tally
• NJ gov. cuts more than the budget: his poundage
• 5 people take $50K top prize in Fantasy 5 drawing
• US restricts staff movement in Palestinian areas
• Algerian police break up crowd at pro-reform rally
• Bahrain's Sunni outreach fuels protests
• Southeast States Bull Riders tour hits Manatee County Fairgrounds
• Obama promotes jobs by way of education
• UK royal wedding draws tasteless merchandise
• Fla. dealer imprisoned 3+ years for machine guns
• Fla. Lottery's education funding hits $22 billion
• Newest Busch Gardens coaster debuts in May
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Offering Trip To China In October 2011
• The Food Bank of Manatee Participates in Feinstein $1 Million Challenge to Fight Hunger
• Three-Year Grant Of Nearly $150,000 Awarded Torealize Bradenton
• Prosecutors defend Islamic charity case conviction
• Prosecutors defend Islamic charity case conviction
• Report: Congressman urged to get psychiatric help
• Back in Florida, former deputy awaiting trial
• Bill Paxton dreams of remaking ‘Swiss Family Robinson’
• Mom's a poker-playing, modeling champ
• House votes to curb regulators, cut spending
• ‘We’ll sleep better now,’ say residents after arrest
• Bull riding event: If you go
• Reaction from Planned Parenthood
• Pirates pep rally set for tonight
• Haridopolos flip-flops, sides with Scott on rail
• ‘Green’ firms want rights to sell energy
• Reliving Vietnam history
• 02/19 Public records
• NM's Bingaman becomes 3rd Dem senator to retire
• Bahraini troops fire on peaceful protesters in chaotic scene
• Aide planning tell-all about time with Palin
• Former Manatee deputy charged with murder booked in Sarasota
• Sarasota sheriff's office seeks missing man, 87
• Manatee deputies arrest 3 sex offenders
• Rubio's effort to block Cuba flights from Tampa fails -- for now
• House blocks federal aid for Planned Parenthood
• Man to divorce Tampa mom accused of killing their 2 kids
• Biden, wife spending holiday weekend in Fla. Keys
• DHS Secretary Napolitano nixes Senate bid
• Woman arrested for Calif. Victoria's Secret heist
• Spain says Iran apologizes for diplomat detention
• A home for W.I.C.
• Scott rebuked by 26 senators over rail funding
• Cashless toll collection on part of Fla. Turnpike begins this weekend
• Cold-stressed manatees to be released in Apollo Beach
• Judge in Loughner case to mull release of records
• Republicans challenging unions in state capitols
• Police: Ohio day care gives granddad wrong boy
• Clashes in Jordan injure 8 protesters
• Killer of Bradenton woman in 2001 case dead in Honduras
• Manatee authorities arrest man in string of recent sexual attacks (with video)
• ANIMAL ISLAND Can my parakeet eat sprouts?
• EU: Somali pirates reportedly seize Yemeni vessel
• Spill claims administrator meeting Fla. lawmakers
• Grant will create Bradenton riverfront art project
• Southern Manatee Fire sets workshop date to discuss new chief
• Lakewood Ranch officials say farewells for Fernandez
• Lakewood Ranch-based TriNet announces layoffs
• ‘Sanctuary for families,’ YMCA kicks off 2011 campaign
• Migrant housing in Bradenton gets touch-ups, new purpose
• Bradenton's Sister Nora released from hospital
• Kyrgyzstan names mountain after Putin
• Road Closure In Bradenton Extended
• Humane Society Of Manatee County Targets At Risk Cats With $43,400 Grant From PetSmart Charities
• Pirates Game Benefits Meals On Wheels Plus
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for February 23, 2011
• Mardi Gras-themed ‘Get Down’ this Thursday in Bradenton
• Monday Closings, Revamped Trash Collection Schedulein BRadenton
• Singer/songwriter Matthew Facciolla on creative burst
• Is Gov. Scott eyeing a White House run?
• Study: Florida still U.S. foreclosure king
• Neighbors in Uniform: Feb. 18
• Club meetings: Feb. 18
• Bulletin board: Feb. 18
• Golden Apple is sold but not slumbering
• 02/18 briefs: Bull riders hit Palmetto this weekend
• Garbage to be picked up pre-holiday
• Kerry urges feds to OK loans for Cape Wind project
• House budget bill would make big cuts in California
• Obama's budget chief welcomes bipartisan Senate deficit talks
• Scott rebuked by 26 senators over high-speed rail funding
• Lawmakers plead Boeing's case in aerial-tanker contest
• 2 presumed dead in small plane crash off Florida
• Board approves new tuition rates for 17 programs
• ICE auditing 1,000 more companies' hiring records
• Realize Bradenton awarded $150K grant for art project
• King Tut's stolen dad found; Egypt sites to open
• Riverwalk project Q and A on Saturday at Farmers' Market
• Ball field named for young Tucson shooting victim
• US urges restraint by authorities in Bahrain
• Vegetarians push soy, but Cubans prefer pork
• Man sets fire to coloring book in Fla. Walmart
• Florida Senate unveils pension reform proposals
• Lakewood Ranch residents investigate incorporation
• Lakewood Ranch sports complex books inaugural event
• China warns US on push for Internet freedom
• Obama heads west for meeting with technology CEOs
• BPD chief regrets withholding info on rape of teen
• Still in shock: As nun recovers, friends, neighbors share disbelief
• Local reaction mixed on rejection of Florida high-speed rail
• Scott rejects funding for high-speed rail
• Bradenton police: Man asked minor for sex, arrested
• 2 men charged with vehicle burglary in Bradenton
• Some lawmakers say it's time to cut their own pay
• New, thornless flowering quince available for spring planting
• Bradenton man arrested on child neglect charges
• Bachmann undecided about 2012 White House race
• Pa. mom showed cops duct-taped kid photo, arrested
• Rights group wants funds cut to Palestinian forces
• Foundation offers second round of relief grants
• Bombing range lawsuit settled for $1.2 million
• Obama to discuss education and US innovation
• Woman flown to hospital after accident in Bradenton
• Belgium celebrates "world record" in gov't talks
• Congressional pay raises in sights of Buchanan, others
• Arrest made in case of stolen government laptops
• Mixon Fruit Farms Orange Blossom Festival 2011
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Hosts Spring Fling Business Expo
• Florida girl dead in toxic truck
• Local students learn about the African-American experience
• Spirit of Manatee Awards salutes community that gives
• 02/17 School briefs: Sugg Middle reschedules movie night
• Justice Breyer talks WikiLeaks
• Schools budget committee tasked with trimming $15M
• Environmentalists: Canada-Gulf oil pipeline should be delayed
• Public broadcasting backers fight GOP plan to gut funds
• Unemployed face new hurdle: Some firms won't hire them
• Chief Radzilowski: BPD should have told public about earlier rape case
• House Republicans seek to block many EPA rules
• Nunes pumps controversial water provisions into GOP spending bill
• Tampa mom pleads not guilty to killing her teens
• 13 charged in Fla. in organized crime sweep
• Dallas Green grieving his granddaughter's death
• New Obama spokesman Carney steps into spotlight
• Police kill 2 in clashes with Yemen protesters
• ‘Boats’ of contention: Commissioners argue over code violations
• Nissan debuts new Quest
• Manatee looking to spur business growth
• US military HQ in Mideast watching Gulf unrest
• Rubio amendment would bar Cuba flights from Tampa
• A match of man and goose
• GM recalling Cadillac CTS over vehicle handling
• Two AC units stolen; Manatee man arrested
• Two arrested in connection to burglary in Bradenton
• Tampa mom charged with killing kids to be in court
• ‘Why would anybody beat her up?’
• Uganda president: No Egypt-like revolt during vote
• Bahrain protesters urge more pressure on rulers
• Anti-government protests spread to Libya
• Market violence in central Nigeria kills 3
• Officials investigate series of suspicious fires in Miami Beach
• Guilty plea set in Fla. airport bullet primer case
• Former Minn. Gov. Pawlenty visits Fla. lawmakers
• HTC unveils tablet, phones with Facebook button
• Manatee County NAACP News - February 14, 2011
• Lane Closure In Bradenton - Until February 25, 2011
• Rx Drug Task Force Back from D.C
• Puppy Love at Sea Aboard Kathleen D Sailing Catamaran
• Scott to state workers: My focus is private jobs
• State ed board impressed by charter school
• Friends of the Central Library hosts winter book sale (photos)
• Conviction in forest killing case
• 0216 School Briefs: Sugg Middle reschedules movie night
• 21 charged in Medicare scam
• State Farm defends 28% rate hike plan
• Lawmakers’ gripe: Obama’s budget avoids big challenges
• GOP presses on budget cuts
• Gov. Scott alienates some black lawmakers at luncheon
• New College students host math clinic
• Biomass plants absorb huge air pollution fines
• Quirky SC Democrat Greene trounced in latest run
• Critics: Goldman should give back $2.9 billion to taxpayers
• Obama prods Mideast countries to reform
• Lawmakers' gripe: Obama's budget avoids big challenges
• Obama says he'd stop adding to debt, but analysts say that's not true
• Manatee school district defends not putting out alert after student was raped
• Manatee deputies seek suspect in beating of Sr. Nora Brick
• Report: Obama could ease more Cuba sanctions
• Conservative GOP could prompt some to skip Iowa
• Manatee sheriff: Burglary nets more than $100K in guns and other items
• Fugitive wanted in Sarasota arrested after trip from Cuba to Mexico
• Air compressor problem stalls Disney World rides
• NORAD to conduct training flights over DC area
• Motivational speaker Ronnie Bachman visits Lee Middle School
• Canada pipeline deal too costly, officials in Kansas say
• Accident damages I-75 overpass in Willston
• Man pleads not guilty to stabbing over flatulence
• Jordan revokes restrictions on public gatherings
• Yemenis trying to oust leader protest for 5th day
• Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood plans political party
• Time to play ball
• Haben roundabout around the corner
• Manatee schools superintendent’s raise cut, at his request
• Search intensifies for Bradenton sexual assault suspect
• Tourism on rise in Manatee in 2010
• Stabbing spree victim says handcuffed at hospital
• Pa. man ordered to take down 24-foot cross in yard
• Russian copter crash kills pilot; craft grounded
• 45 dogs rescued after fire breaks out in St. Petersburg kennel
• Legoland needs 1,000 workers
• No shootout on Valentine’s Day at Bayshore High
• AP poll looks at feelings on declawing, debarking
• Water Service May Be Affected Along Part Of Manatee Avenue In Bradenton
• RFP For The Update Of The Existing Urban Forestry Master Plan
• NAACP Hires Noted Attorney Kim M. Keenan as General Counsel
• Budget proposal splits Fla. leaders on party lines
• Palmetto juvenile arrested in burglaries
• Commentary: Gladiators doing well on gridiron
• 0215 SCHOOL BRIEFS: Sunshine Academy to hold open house
• Robinson Farms hearing centered on new map data
• Leif Bjaland leaving Sarasota Orchestra
• Obama’s budget would add $13 trillion in debt
• Experts: Obama and GOP duck the big budget issues
• Clorox comes clean: Company discloses all ingredients in products
• Obama's budget would add $13 trillion to national debt
• Budget outlook: Fireworks in House, compromise in Senate?
• Obama's 'innovation' agenda would get only small spending hike
• Experts: Obama and GOP duck the big budget issues
• Ariz. congressman announces US Senate bid
• Detectives seek clues on suspect in Bradenton child assaults
• Water service may be affected along part of Manatee Avenue
• Israel fears a more hostile regime in Egypt
• Contest winners wed atop Empire State Building
• Clashes in Bahrain before planned protest rally
• 54 jewelers nix gold from Alaska bay
• Recycle sandwich bags, dry-cleaning bags and more
• Eco-friendly LED bulbs loaded with lead, arsenic
• Actors smoking on stage prompt complaint in Spain
• Egypt's US envoy says Mubarak may be unwell
• Budget director calls steep budget cuts necessary
• Republicans are closing their eyes to climate science
• Read me green: eco book awards
• EarthTalk: Can we reach a million EVs on the road by 2015?
• Electric vehicles: How we get there
• Fla. lawmaker wants to banish bad laws
• State budget cuts could affect courts
• 1 carjacking suspect killed, 1 injured in Orlando
• Miami Beach investigates porn video shot in public
• 5 injured in Disney bus crash in Orlando
• Coast Guard rescues 2 scuba divers in Gulf
• Clothing prices to rise 10 pct starting in spring
• Yemenis protest against president for 4th day
• Commissioners wary of study on Cortez Bridge
• Bill to be filed repealing red-light camera law
• Fla. girl who cared for stolen pups gets to keep 1
• Pediatrics report details risks from energy drinks
• Obama to discuss budget at Baltimore school
• Oil hovers below $86 as traders eye inflation
• Temporary Closure of Seventh Street West north ofManatee Avenue in Bradenton
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 14
• Obama to present budget proposal
• JNEXT PROFILE: Kendall Legac and Austin Richardson
• Southeast Democrats to meet
• JOURNALISM NEXT | Southeast High osts water testing field day
• Zip line and climbing wall offer fun challenge
• US starts Farsi Twitter account aimed at Iranians
• Mubarak holed up in luxurious Sharm el Sheik
• Wreck drops telephone line across U.S. 41 in Bradenton
• FL urges fire prevention in Everglades, forest
• Legoland to hire 1,000 people for central FL park
• Fla. police officer fired for falsifying crash report
• Girl, 13, accidentally shot at barbecue in Florida
• Foes seek to de-fund, discredit Planned Parenthood
• Boehner says facts show Obama a Christian, citizen
• Yemeni police crack down on anti-government crowds
• New pro-reform rally in Algeria called for Feb. 19
• Obama official says new budget won't be pain-free
• Nevada Sen. Ensign seeks to revive career
• Boehner sees wide-open field for GOP in 2012
• Britain under pressure to trace Mubarak's money
• House GOP's vote-getter off to a rough start
• FAA bill stalls in East vs. West Senate fight over flights
• California releases nation's first state-approved K-12 environmental curriculum
• Sen. Schumer says pilot safety regs being weakened
• Emirates' exiles in spotlight after Mubarak fall
• The nation's weather
• Pentagon budget multiplies as security threat list grows
• Biden is Obama's point man on almost everything
• 2 Filipino soldiers, 5 militants killed in clash
• States' offer of tax breaks no guarantee for jobs
• GOP hope for 2012? A run by Jeb Bush
• 11-year-old has a big wish - a cure for cancer
• DEAL déjà vu: Manatee plan akin to Largo
• Herald reporter wins top McClatchy award
• Anti-bullying advocate brings message to Manatee
• Feeling crafty
• Police kill gunman at daughter’s house
• Optional Medicaid services may be cut
• Scott plan to cut taxes threatens ’Glades cleanup
• 02/13 - public records
• Video will hopefully get attacker
• 02/13 - Police blotter
• 02/13 - Real estate transactions
• Ruskin woman dies in Manatee crash
• $10,000 reward offered for information about girls' attacker
• MSO: Homeless man arrested after stolen vehicle chase in Manatee
• Paul wins conservatives' straw poll again
• 6 dead, 37 injured in attack on Mexican nightclub
• Emanuel vows to tackle Chicago corruption as mayor
• Conservatives again back Ron Paul for presidential nominee
• Thousands demand reforms in Algeria; 400 arrested
• Can 2012 GOP hopefuls deliver on big promises?
• Palin hires chief of staff for PAC
• Conn. MBA grads start social site "shizzlr.com"
• 3 arrests made in Hillsborough standoff; 1 fled
• Fla. House Speaker reacts to Scott's budget proposal
• Pa. teen admits trying to hire hit man on Facebook
• 'Granddad Bandit' duped others with heroic image
• Egypt's revolt met with wide support, censorship
• Lawyer: Musharraf accused in Bhutto death
• Fla. mother arrested after leaving baby in car
• Bid to kill Fla. pill-monitoring alarms Kentucky
• Area gangs not going away, but numbers down
• Manatee burglary suspects under arrest
• Jury recommends death for convicted Sarasota killer
• Obama likens budget to family pocketbook choices
• Joint Chiefs chairman to reassure Jordan, Israel
• 'Twilight' fan charged with lying about attack
• Students flex their business muscles in competition
• Three sexual attacks may be linked (video)
• This old house roadshow
• Euphoria in Egypt: Mubarak's resignation a triumph for ‘people power’
• County schools compete at Envirothon
• 2/12 LOCAL BRIEFS: Manatee firefighters fight hunger
• Concert in the Garage
• A LEAP OF FAITH
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 12
• Bennett committees gave to fund fighting redistricting
• Middle East will be remade, but how?
• 02/12 - Public records
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 12
• WikiLeaks: Assange doubts value of Bank of America e-mails
• Document: Wash. inmate acknowledged killing guard
• Analysts: 3 key moments likely drove Egypt's military
• Conservatives heckle Hatch at CPAC
• Justice Department assertion: FBI can get phone records without oversight
• Maine Tea Party leader to challenge Snowe in 2012
• Suspect in Palmetto burglaries arrested
• Obama administration proposes new rules for national forests
• Manatee sheriff's police dog bites robbery suspect
• Search firm hired to find LWR manager
• Hot topic at Manatee schools town hall: budget
• Not backing down: Mubarak refuses to resign; protesters chant ‘Leave!’
• Air traffic control error numbers double
• Oil climbs to near $88 as Egypt unrest escalates
• Egyptian blogger freed after 3 days in detention
• OPA! Glendi opens with traditional food, music and more
• Facebook ‘chat’ leads to police visit, suspension for Manatee High student
• Groups want to put Fla. panthers in Ga. swamp
• Panhandle town seeks to ban beach weddings
• Man convicted of killing DC intern to be sentenced
• Search begins for clues in deadly Pa. explosion
• Judge allows Casey Anthony's Web postings at trial
• Neighbors of former Manatee deputy charged with murder speak out
• Manatee Sheriff’s Office: Girl, 12, avoids sexual assault on way home from school
• Bradenton working to close gap in retirees' health care costs
• ‘Glee’ star Jane Lynch gives local donation
• Popi’s VI gets ready for its opening
• Pirates attempt to board tanker off Nigeria
• 'Cutting Edge' Veterinary Ambulance Saves Brother and Sisterm
• Manatee County Fire Fighters Help Extinguish Hunger
• Manatee GOP Lincoln Day Dinner
• Form-Based Code Second Draft Available Online
• 4 county students named national merit finalists
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 11
• 2/11 SCHOOL BRIEFS: Bachman to speak about bullying
• Funds for homeless would be slashed
• U.S. officials in dark as Mubarak digs in his heels
• U.S. officials in dark as Mubarak digs in his heels
• World waits to see what the military will do
• Environmentalists to sue over new Gulf oil, gas projects
• Former Sugar ‘Cane directs Haile dance team’s return to Saturday showcase
• Neighbors in Uniform: Feb. 11
• Pets of the week: Feb. 11
• Conservatives hungry for 2012 candidate, but no favorite yet
• Obama embraces Patriot Act to sanction a Lebanese bank
• Grand jury indicts Tampa mom in killing of 2 teens
• Fla. senators may cut optional Medicaid services
• IRS says breast pumps tax deductible expense
• Court: German man had 7 children with stepdaughter
• Statement released by Egyptian military
• Two women hurt in separate Bradenton burglaries
• NY Rep. Lee resigns after shirtless photo surfaces
• A benefit for heroes at Beef O'Brady's
• 3 Fantasy 5 players share $85,282 top prize
• Florida cities face underfunded pensions: Bradenton among 'worst'
• Hafner pitches the DEAL in Tallahassee
• McGonegal addresses safety audit concerns in Manatee schools
• Defense leaders warn of impact of big budget cuts
• WikiLeaks cables assess Cuba's recession survival
• Mortgage default notices slow sharply in January
• India, Pakistan agree to resume peace talks
• Moles: Nature's soil-tillers are mightier than a machine
• Home energy sleuths find clues
• Nearly a year after health care law passed, states are all over the map
• Use buds to identify trees
• Turning the tide to protect sharks
• Suicide bomber kills 31 soldiers in NW Pakistan
• State presses BP for oyster money
• iPhone-starved Fargo, ND, welcomes new gadget
• Deputies investigate threat at Bayshore High
• Manatee deputies: Man charged with stabbing thief who took his bike
• Mali opposition party demands land lease details
• Council says DDA’s Ezra deal was too secretive
• $750 fine urged for former Manatee commissioner Brown
• New LWR center brings team approach to fighting cancer
• Former Manatee deputy charged with murder in death of wife in '08
• Orlando's VA project being probed
• Derby’ Invites Local Women To Find Their Inner Diva
• Celebrate O’Brien Family Farms Grand Opening of Local Farm Stand and Educational Center
• Nicole Noyes-Bell To The Bradenton Oaks Team!
• Local Martial Arts School, Ancient Ways, offering a Valentine’s Couples Self Defense Class
• Foreclosure filings drop, but is it a mirage?
• 2/10 Local Briefs: Hayes will run for re-election
• 0210 SCHOOL BRIEFS: Sugg Middle teams up with film fest
• Scott backs away from vouchers
• Rhee defends teacher firings
• Scott urges state to pass his budget
• City agrees to bar’s move to Old Main Street
• Egypt's vice president resists calls for immediate reforms
• Haiti journalist killed by gunman outside bank
• DeMint supporters hoping he'll run for White House
• Lawmakers warn against cuts in military morale programs
• Murder charges dropped in Palmetto shooting
• EPA chief defends greenhouse gas curbs against GOP assault
• Democrat Webb won't seek re-election to Senate
• House panel plans to overturn EPA's finding on climate change
• Obama, House GOP leaders have lunch on a budget
• No Facebook friends for Obama girls
• Council approves The Distillery's move to downtown Bradenton
• Amber Alert cancelled for Pensacola toddler
• Deputies checking out Bayshore High threat
• Tool drops at pad, NASA checks for shuttle damage
• Court orders Charles Taylor lawyer to end boycott
• Manatee County reorganization frees up planners
• Michelle Obama: President doesn't dye his hair
• AP IMPACT: At CIA, grave mistakes, then promotions
• AP IMPACT: At CIA, grave mistakes, then promotions
• Slain Tampa siblings remembered at Texas memorial service
• Bradenton man said he robbed car to help friend
• New research offers clearer picture of cold snap's effect on Everglades
• North Dakota takes aim with bounty on coyotes
• S. African police arrest 5 unqualified doctors
• US tries to end conflicting messages on Egypt
• Pinellas man on trial for murdering his wife
• Florida agency taking bids to sell last 2 aircraft
• Ex-DC school chief Rhee visiting Florida lawmakers
• Missouri executes man in 1991 slaying of girl, 11
• Pakistani ministers resign in Cabinet redesign
• Scott wants to repeal drug tracking law
• Southern Sudan gov't minister killed in dispute
• Fort Hamer bridge design halted
• Obama-GOP spending fight starts with rail
• Lights, camera, action – Manatee in spotlight
• India begins billion-plus head count for census
• `Beliebers' pack downtown LA for Bieber premiere
• Bradenton Explorer Teams Place First, Third at Regional Competition
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - February 8, 2011
• City Of Bradenton News - Road Closure
• Manatee County School System Continues To Investigate Cost-Savings Measures
• Legislators ask, where are budget details?
• Plant fully dismantled in Tallevast
• New phase of National Cemetery set to begin
• Budget plan just the start of the debate
• 02/09 Local briefs: Beefs to host benefit for slain officers
• In first tea party town hall, Hatch offers support
• WikiLeaks: Assange extradition hearing will last until Friday
• Obama's chief economic adviser plays down fears about budget deficit in 2011
• Prosecutors seek life without parole for Chandra Levy's killer
• Obama-GOP spending fight begins with high-speed rail
• Fla. school leaders: Scott plan would mean layoffs
• GOP leader expects House to block health spending
• Obama to call for $53B for high-speed rail
• PSC upholds $13.8 M Florida Power & Light refund
• States ask Justice Department for execution help
• Sheriff: Theft suspect arrested after deputies use GPS to track him to crime scene
• Kenyan police accused of extrajudicial killings
• Militants free 3 of 6 abducted WWF-India workers
• Hunzeker reorganizes county departments
• Manatee schools could get $29M less in budget
• Sierra Club seeks to join suit against BP
• AP analysis: Foreclosures raise US economic stress
• Police: Tampa mom described plan as a 'massacre'
• Pill epidemic makes pharmacies targets for thieves
• Many potential GOP presidential contenders taking a wait-and-see approach
• Dirtying the Clean Air Act
• Minneapolis's snow removal can't be beet or maybe it can
• Egypt: Mubarak forms reform committees
• Turkey: No action planned in US-Iran export case
• Charles Taylor's lawyer storms out of court
• Appeal heard in ex-FBI agent Fla. murder case
• Man robs Bradenton 7-Eleven, steals customer's car
• Public sector workers: Scott’s pension changes unacceptable
• Scott proposes cutting state budget
• Fla. Supreme Court won't review DUI machines
• Indonesian mob burns churches, attack police
• Fox Business Group LLC Seminar on 'Working in the Food Business'
• 5th Annual Paws In Motion Walkathon to Benefit the Animals
• Free Educational Seminar
• Nighttime Lane Llosures On Manatee Avenue Begin Feb.13, 2011
• Commentary: Schmitt tapped for scholaraship
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 8
• 2/8 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Number of shark attacks on decline
• Lawmakers delay action on insurance bill
• 27th annual Greek Glendi set for Feb. 10-13
• Firms vie to find new Lakewood Ranch manager
• Diva Derby to rule on Old Main Street
• Palmetto police vote to unionize
• Manatee Players set box office record
• Sugar ’Cane streak snapped
• WikiLeaks: Assange lawyer argues Swedish charges aren't serious
• Sheriff: Theft suspect arrested after deputies use GPS to track him to crime scene
• Obama challenges big business to spend and hire
• Man arrested after bomb threat at IRS office in Sarasota
• Obama: US to recognize Southern Sudan
• Sheriff: Talking birds scare off burglars in Palmetto
• 'Balloon Boy' and family no longer in Bradenton
• Report: Number of shark attacks on decline in Fla.
• The great debate begins: What to do about Fannie and Freddie
• UK's Cameron: Egypt reforms must be irreversible
• Egypt raises $2.2B in T-bill auction
• EarthTalk: What's the scoop on antibiotics and farm animals?
• New Mexico murders still a mystery after 21 years
• Western wolverines threatened by climate change
• Diesel spill outside White House gate
• Endangered plants, stunted protections
• Yellow pages? Now, it's your choice
• Seasonal affective disorder: Natural remedies
• Afghan bombing kills 1; gunmen kill local chief
• Charter schools to take state, local stage
• New DNA clues lead to trial of Sarasota man in '72 slaying
• Indonesia demands probe into attack on Muslim sect
• Sports dome collapses in northern NY; none hurt
• Muggles play Quidditch for charity at Southeast High
• Terra Ceia Park lovers: ‘It’s part of our lives’
• Fla. man charged with grand theft of elderly woman, 82
• Pinellas County Sheriff's deputy injured in crash
• Fla. man charged in fatal convenience store shooting
• Man smokes marijuana at taxpayers' expense
• Fla. girl injured after leg is caught in boat propeller
• 54 sickened by carbon monoxide leak at CO tourney
• Packers 31, Steelers 25: Local fans ride game roller coaster
• Obama speaking to business leaders
• Experts: Contamination from GM alfalfa certain
• The 14th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count
• Grammy Nominated Musicians Sparky and Rhonda Rucker To Play at De Soto National Memorial
• Democratic Women’s Club to meet
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 7
• 2/7 LOCAL BRIEFS: Wellness screenings scheduled
• Arab unrest complicates U.S. efforts at anti-terrorism
• Trading sunshine for snow
• JOURNALISM NEXT | Palmetto High School Challenging program to be offered to students
• GOP-led House is moving to restrict abortion funding
• Obama says people who hate him don't know him
• Police evict indigenous Easter Island protesters
• Obama says Egypt won't be the same country
• Thief steals customer's wallet
• GOP-led House is moving to restrict funding of abortions
• Man carjacked in Palmetto
• GOP-led House is moving to restrict funding of abortions
• Former Pa. judge to go on trial in kickbacks case
• 1972 murder of blind homemaker heads to trial
• Sen. Murray vows to be 'top advocate' for veterans
• Repealing health law's bookkeeping provision would raise revenue concerns
• Democrats picked convention city with eye on Southern gains
• A small fish caught in a big fuss
• US noncommittal on Muslim group joining talks
• Police peacefully take over Rio slums
• Karzai critical of aid bypassing Afghan gov't
• Iran opens trial of 3 Americans on spy charges
• Local lawmakers predict tough choices in 2011
• SW Fla. officer's 1954 death finally recognized
• Dozens of sick raccoons picked up in Fla. county
• Small cabbage crop means higher prices for farmers
• The nation's weather
• Iran bans state TV from teaching foreign recipes
• Teen arrested after car break-in in Palmetto
• Manatee sheriff: Man hit with Taser after threatening firefighters
• Man hit with beer bottle, fights off would-be robber in Bradenton
• Terra Ceia Preserve: A taste of scenic beauty
• Saving Gamble Mansion
• Scott’s budget tackles promises
• Stalled development projects receive new life
• 40 audition for national anthem at McKechnie (WITH VIDEO, AUDIO)
• Bennett immigration bill protested by religious, Hispanic leaders
• Israel jittery about gas supply from Egypt
• Officials confirm 3 cases of cholera in NYC
• 02/06 - Public records
• 02/06 - Police blotter
• 02/06 - Real estate transactions
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 6
• Muggles play Quidditch for charity
• The galloping intrusion of Big Brother
• 2/6 LOCAL BRIEFS: Gullett food worker is honored
• Local legislators say Scott should bring reform
• Students compete in tech skills
• Obama hosts Super Bowl bash with mixed feelings
• To ensure order, Obama officials back slow-motion change in Egypt
• Brawl lands Fla. high school goalie a felony count
• Cheney to recall Reagan years to mark centennial
• 3 skinned dogs left beside eastern Ky. road
• If it's winter, it may be time to go to the beach
• Wal-Mart, humbled king of retail, plots rebound
• House Republicans slash agencies, nick themselves
• Lawyer: Trial of 3 Americans to start on time
• Health care fraud no longer a faceless crime
• Health care fraud no longer a faceless crime
• Obama: Gov't, business responsible for US future
• Iran's FM too busy to attend security conference
• Missing Tampa Bay area owl spotted
• Hundreds expected for South Florida MADD walk
• Manatee County YMCA Bradenton Branch: Spring Break Camp
• Bradenton Branch Swim Lessons
• Lincoln Day Dinner
• Arrest made in burglary
• Ezra offered downtown deal
• Reagan’s legacy lives on at 100
• Jobless rate drops to 9 percent in January
• 2/5 LOCAL BRIEFS: Closed portion of Third Street West reopens
• 02/05 - Public records
• Cortez men robbed in home invasion
• Protests in Tahrir Square take on an everyday feel
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 5
• Ovation: A day of arts and entertainment on two stages
• Memorial for slain Tampa teens held at MacDill AFB
• Tulsa residents trapped by snow 4 days after storm
• Palin and daughter Bristol seek to trademark names
• Egypt crisis a multifaceted challenge for Obama
• Egyptian women lead march to 'liberated territory'
• Dems to shun corporate, PAC money at convention
• Jobless rate drops to 9 percent in January despite weak hiring
• New Congress spends little time in session
• Jobless rate drops to 9 percent in January despite weak hiring
• T-Shirt fundraiser to help St. Pete officers' families
• Miss. man charged with felony over $1.28 sausage
• Diplomatic cable reveals life of jailed Milosevic
• Throw out your assumptions
• Carjacking in Manatee ends with arrest of 3 teens
• McCain blasts Lukashenko as 'brutal tyrant'
• Bradenton man found guilty of 3 gas station robberies
• Vatican says Benedict no longer an organ donor
• Superintendent spells out schools’ financial problems
• Camera proposal for LBK raises concerns
• DDA offers $250K to move Ezra
• Egypt to dominate Munich Security conference
• Gulf cold snap kills dozens of starfish
• AG moves to crack down on pill mills
• Fla. woman found guilty on child pornography charges
• Obama to face reporters' questions on Egypt crisis
• Bradenton Riverwalk plans OK’d; funding to come
• Delaney’s leadership message strikes chord
• Suspected Palmetto shooter turns himself in
• Red Cross Challenge pulls in $232,014
• Big Obama donor quits envoy job amid criticism
• Russia defense chief visits disputed islands
• Common Cause condemns hate remarks at SoCal rally
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for February 9, 2011
• Cathleen McCabe, MD, Partners with The Eye Associates
• County OKs 131 homes
• Scott stumps for tax cuts at Tampa factory
• Honor Guard wins competition
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 4
• Oil drilling off Cuba coast draws U.S. foes
• Shell says it will again postpone Arctic drilling
• Senate probe rips FBI, Pentagon on Fort Hood shootings
• Media, White House decry attacks on journalists in Cairo
• Shell won't drill in Alaskan Arctic this year after losing its permits
• US Rep. Graves of Mo. won't run for Senate in 2012
• Local rescues plan events to raise funds
• Create ‘outdoor rooms’ for beautiful landscaping
• Rich ancestry revealed at Ackerman, Simmons, Wells reunion
• Bradenton man found guilty of armed robberies
• Fla AG seeks more state pill mill legislation
• Obama says peace in Egypt is in his prayers
• Bradenton drug deal ends with mugging
• Mauritania forces search, attack al-Qaida suspects
• Congressman's husband exults: 'Gabby survives'
• Chicago's Lake Shore Drive reopens after blizzard
• Wish you were here in Florida?
• DNA evidence helps convict man after 24 years
• Mark Foley finds forgiveness, ears in hometown
• Fla. father of slain teens speaks at memorial
• Auschwitz decays, prompting preservation effort
• Reagan's legacy at 100, from 3 very different perspectives
• City states county is reneging on vow to taxpayers
• Local schools on road to combat teen pregnancy
• Details of city’s form-based code come under fire
• In fire country, land managers struggle to fight cheatgrass
• Lawmakers aim to delist gray wolves as endangered
• Somali ax man found guilty in attack on cartoonist
• Winter doldrums? Experts offer ideas for green thumbs to keep busy while waiting for spring
• Health law's bookkeeping provision has foes, but raises revenue questions
• Pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint in Bradenton
• Mark Foley finds forgiveness, ears in hometown
• Burglary costs Bradenton couple $24K in property
• Fla. city offers $400 reward for missing owl
• Media object to limits on Florida court coverage
• Manatee welcomes year of the rabbit
• NKoreans honor late president on Lunar New Year
• Police arrest suspect in Ugandan activist killing
• Rural air subsidies test resolve to cut spending
• Comedy Night Riverside
• Volcano made famous by 007 menaces Japan island
• Poll: Voters are OK with Gov. Scott so far
• Crosley Carriage House tours benefit Boys & Girls Clubs
• Bowl-a-thon puts pediatric heart defects in spotlight
• 02/03/11 Florida briefs: Dad of slain teens warns of fake web sites
• 02/03/11 School briefs: Delaney to speak at breakfast
• 02/03/11 Local briefs: Unidos Now hosts breakfast
• EPA moves to control perchlorate, other toxins in drinking water
• Five A/C units taken from former business in Manatee
• FHP: Bradenton man driving around with kids caught with 40 pounds of pot
• U.S. officials: Cairo clash shows army won't push Mubarak out
• Venezuelan court grants jailed judge house arrest
• McCaskill denies concerns about convention in MO
• Polar bear's long swim illustrates ice melt
• Tracking the elusive cougar: wildlife expert teaches technique to volunteers
• Senate rejects GOP bid to repeal health care law
• Supporters start final push to get Vang Pao buried at Arlington
• Sen. Rand Paul says tea partiers willing to cut deals
• White House condemns violence in Egypt
• Slain Tampa teens' dad warns public about fake websites
• APNewsBreak: Feds end prisoners' bogus tax refunds
• Honda Civic remains top seller
• 1,000 roosters euthanized after cockfighting bust
• New tools may help solve Minnesota's moose mystery
• S&P cuts Ireland credit grade over bank debt fears
• Far-away storm snarls travel at SRQ, Tampa airports
• Poll: Florida voters optimistic about new governor
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Red-light citations still high, but dropping
• 1,500-year-old church found in Israel
• Study: Students need more paths to career success
• UF survey finds real estate market more optimistic
• Author lands on piano sandbar
• Teacher merit pay bill filed in Senate
• 1-armed man wants Maine to allow him a switchblade
• China restricts reports on Egypt protests
• Military graft allegations unsettle Philippines
• Scott plans to revamp Florida pension system
• Kelly Brown center to open in Palmetto (audio)
• Bicyclist flown to Bayfront following crash
• Tampa mom covered dead bodies
• Rights group urges India to reform justice system
• Manatee Sarasota Eye Clinic - Conexion Latina
• Faith Heals And The Boutique Refreshes
• The Early Learning Coalition of Manatee Co. Inc. Accepting Applications for Vacancy on the Board of Directors
• FamilyCare Discount Pharmacy Opening
• Barry Grooms Installed As Florida Realtor District 13 Vice President
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - February 1, 2011
• Medicaid privatization could expand
• Kids Safety Rally set for Saturday
• Haitian deportee dies after cholera-like symptoms
• 02/02/11 School briefs: Palmetto HS to hold special open house
• Officials won’t implement health care law
• Pirates hold spring training anthem auditions
• Fertilizer rules up for discussion
• Park operation changes could net county $150K
• Obama to Mubarak: Egypt transition 'must begin now'
• Court rejects U.S. bid to establish corridors for new electric transmission lines
• Airlines halting all flights in and out of Chicago
• Sen. Tester readies for Rehberg's 2012 challenge
• Despite close contacts, U.S. in dark about Egypt military's views
• Recession takes severe toll on low-income renters
• Report sees high risk of terrorist activity along US-Canada border
• Man, 66, accidentally shoots self at Palmetto gun show
• Scott wants Fla. employees to pay toward pensions
• Jordan's government tumbles in wake of Egypt unrest
• Egypt crisis puts pressure on US allies in Mideast
• US reaches out to Egypt opposition
• Schools to compete for Obama commencement address
• Syrians call for protests on Facebook and Twitter
• Scott putting brakes on health overhaul in Fla.
• Massive storm begins trek across Midwest
• Ex-President Bush's daughter supports gay marriage
• Senate Dems reject call to cut Israel aid
• Smooth landing
• Talented local musician dies in bicycle crash
• Bradenton store owners indicted in food stamp fraud case
• Regional effort to curb prescription drug abuse announced
• Supporters: Manatee libraries are ‘vital,’ not luxury
• Indian officials tracing Tibetan leader's money
• TSA to test new body scanning system in Las Vegas
• Romney still undecided on presidential 2012 race
• Before slayings, daughter reported mother was violent
• Homeowners decide to deconstruct, not demolish, when rehabbing
• Hot dogs, burritos it's all good for endangered urban kit fox
• Dead patient's family go on China hospital rampage
• Study finds red light cameras cut fatal crashes
• Former Fla. teacher gets 17 1/2 years for child porn
• Chamber study says Florida trial judges underpaid
• Fla. man shoots mother-in-law, blames her for divorce
• Lakewood Ranch plans day of arts, entertainment
• Florida legislators enter online travel companies tax battle
• Man robbed in taxi parking lot in Bradenton
• Robber uses shotgun to rob cyclist in Bradenton
• Vietnamese police urged to find reporter's killer
• 2nd Annual Craft Festival Returning to Downtown Bradenton
• Faith Heals and The Boutique Refreshes
• All Area Player Signs with Marshall
• Valentine Sweets For A Good Cause
• City Of Bradenton News - Road Closure
• February 2011 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• Holiday Inn Express Bradenton West Introduces 'Take Time For Romance' A Romance Package For February
• Manatee Chapter of Women’s Council of REALTORS Congratulates Honor Society Recipients
• Cheerleading and Tumbling Class at Gulf Coast Cheer Training Center
• Traffic Watch for Feb. 1
• Reaction to judge’s healthcare ruling
• 15-year-old cyclist critically injured in accident in Bradenton
• Parent sues Brad Prep school owner
• Alaskan was on probation at time of attack
• 2/1 LOCAL BRIEFS: Mumbo Jumbo headlines
• 2/1 SCHOOL BRIEFS: BRMS openhouse is rescheduled
• Schools chief to address Tiger Bay
• 15-year-old cyclist critically injured in accident in Bradenton
• 2 GOP senators to push for state opt-out from health care law
• State Dept: 1,200 Americans evacuated from Egypt
• Ore. mental hospital matching remains and families
• Obama sends retired diplomat to Egypt to meet with Mubarak
• Egypt crisis may have far-reaching impact for U.S. in Middle East
• U.S. judge rules entire health-care law unconstitutional
• Egypt's unrest tied to high food prices
• Huntsman to step down as ambassador to China
• Man, juvenile charged with false imprisonment in Bradenton
• Egyptian protesters are conflicted over US role
• AU assigns 6 presidents to mediate in Ivory Coast
• Tampa Palms mother accused of killing two kids expected to appear in court Monday
• Midwest, Plains brace for massive winter storm
• Democrats push aviation bill as jobs program
• Govt advising Americans to eat far less salt
• Some early (and green) favorites for the Oscars
• Woody Harrelson urges chimp release
• Iran summons American woman for Feb. 6 trial
• Do Your Part: Get rid of e-waste the right way
• Truck strikes, kills bicyclist along Manatee road
• Man stabbed during robbery at Bradenton bar
• Saving Gamble Plantation
• Motorcyclist crashes into garbage cans, dies
• Researchers find virus plaguing soft crabs
• Malaysian police take custody of 7 Somali pirates
• 16 killed in shootout between Somali army, police
• Edwards birthday bash will be roast in New Orleans
• National watercolor exhibit returns to Bradenton
• Couples vie for Key West wedding on 11/11/11
• Fla. officials hold Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Program aims to help struggling Fla. homeowners
• Pumpkin chucker goes on the road
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 31
• Found, but forgotten no more
• Egypt’s Mubarak on the brink
• Is prepaid tuition the way to invest?
• JOURNALISM NEXT | Lakewood Ranch High School Charlie is one class act
• Candidates predict victory in Mexico gov's race
• World leaders call on Egypt to implement reforms
• Why has Egypt's army not confronted protesters?
• U.S. hardens position on Egyptian 'transition'
• Sheriff's dog tracks down juvenile in vehicle burglary cases
• More than 300 arrested at Tampa pirate festival
• Leaders' power struggle roils 'most livable' Tulsa
• Daley asks GOP to detail its proposed budget cuts
• Jackson Lab proposing big plans, big expense
• ‘We dig in the dirt’
• Local woman caught in Egypt during unrest
• 2012 U.S. SENATE RACE: GOP hopefuls lining up to battle Nelson
• Man mugged by gunmen on Bradenton street
• Calif. officer wounded, police search for shooter
• Israeli PM says ties with Egypt must be preserved
• Arab-Israeli gets 9 years in prison for spying
• State Farm wants 28 percent rate increase in Fla.
• Manatee's featured fugitives for 0130
• Notorious Alaskan wanted in Sarasota
• Man dies in fall from roller coaster at Tokyo park
• The nation's weather
• 5 Somalis brought to SKorea to be tried for piracy
• Winter storms don't undermine global warming science, climate experts say
• Warren nimble in building Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
• 59 steers, support and racing pigs
• Looters vandalize museum mummies
• 01/30 - Police blotter
• Crowds up, arrests down at Gasparilla
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 30
• 01/30 - Real estate transactions
• 01/30 - Public records
• Local chefs cook up tasty morsels for a good cause
• Pigskin party in Lakewood Ranch (photos)
• Tampa mom treated at hospital
• Zimmerman, Facheris rule science fair
• Divers find no bodies in Central California canal
• Mexican military finds drugs on commercial plane
• Species-proving Kunimasu trout goes on display in Japan
• Experts warn recent Japanese volcanic eruptions similar to those 300 years ago
• Suicide attack kills Afghan official in Kandahar
• AP Interview: Pilot recalls Nazi leader's capture
• Va. man's abuse story moves legislators to act
• Israel watches Egypt uprising with fear
• Mom charged in kids' slayings treated at hospital
• Jordan's opposition: Arabs will topple tyrants
• Dutch foreign minister summons Iranian ambassador
• ‘May God rest their souls’
• Teen chared with Bradenton armed robbery
• Obama: Innovation key to economic recovery
• The nation's weather
• Gasparilla festival expected to draw 350,000
• Survey shows almost 5,000 manatees in Fla.
• AP: Disney CEO Iger's pay up 30 pct in 2010
• LWR’s El Lago Ranchero has grand re-opening
• NASA, visitors mark 25th anniversary of Challenger accident
• Gov. Scott still skeptical about high-speed rail
• For Wells, the key is communication
• Drywall mortgage-relief program proposed
• Locals skating for national title
• Police: Tampa mom fatally shoots kids
• 01/29 Public records
• 01/29 Florida briefs: Scott fires Enterprise Fla. chief
• Bill Bailey brings gospel stars to music convention
• Hope award nominations being sought
• Blind driver to debut new technologies
• Car stolen in Holmes Beach home invasion found in Virginia
• Will Mubarak heed Obama's call to listen to protesters?
• Pentagon sees lifting 'don't ask' policy by year's end
• Pawlenty PAC could be in wind-down mode
• Obama pushes back against GOP efforts to dismantle health law
• Bradenton man faces assault, burglary charges
• Pence stumping while mulling run for Ind. governor
• EU probes organ trafficking allegations in Kosovo
• Taliban suicide bomber kills 8 in Afghan capital
• Immigrant who worked undercover fights deportation
• Gov. Scott fires Enterprise Florida president
• Workers saw 2 percent rise in wages and benefits
• Cuban dissident held for second time
• Memories, lessons vivid from that fateful day
• Manatee educators recall McAuliffe’s sacrifice
• Florida to consider legal online poker
• Fla. piano hauled away as custody questions linger
• Officers trap 14 1/2-foot python in Fla. woods
• Ford 2010 profit highest in a decade as sales rise
• Backyard bees: Hardworking friends, or annoying neighbors?
• Ohio gov. plans broad attack on lake's toxic algae
• Court puts Emanuel back in Chicago mayor's race
• US admirer of Gandhi sets himself on fire in India
• Manatee gas station robbed for second time in three nights
• Suspect in Bradenton home invasion arrested
• Bradenton woman sentenced to life in prison for raping boy
• $19.5 million rowing agreement approved for Benderson Park
• Gamble, Terra Ceia parks on close list
• Police: Holmes Beach home invasion suspects in photograph
• Family: Mongolian activist in China still not free
• USDA asked to decide: Does organic mean outdoor?
• Bristol Palin won't appear on Mo. abstinence panel
• Adult Volunteer Recruitment
• New Fire Chief for the City of Bradenton
• City Of Bradenton News - January 28, 2011
• Free Tax Preparation
• ‘We were stunned. We were just basically in shock.’
• Florida bans ‘bath salt’ drugs
• Slain St. Petersburg officers remembered
• Palm-Aire cell tower plan denied
• 01/28/11 Florida Briefs: Gingrich rips Obama speech
• Search firm will hunt for LWR manager
• Mosaic pays ag chief’s kid $10K for cake
• Spirit of Manatee Awards set
• Town hall draws a crowd at Bayshore
• Foreclosure firm’s fine lifted
• Egypt: Internet down, police counterterror unit up
• Panel: Negligence, risk-taking fueled economy's near-collapse
• Legal battle over Armenian genocide museum ends in philanthropist's favor
• What's behind the unrest in the Arab world? An explainer
• Probe: Army was warned not to deploy WikiLeaks suspect
• FBI searching for WikiLeaks' 'hacktivists' allies
• Bulletin board: Jan. 28
• PETs OF THE WEEK
• Resolve to help your porky pet
• 20 years at Just for Girls
• Student injured in Manatee school bus crash, released
• UN climate talks in focus at Davos forum
• Reagan's memorable speech on Challenger disaster (with video)
• County’s regulation of strip clubs upheld
• Bradenton woman sentenced to life in prison for raping boy
• Elevator free falls 5 floors in state building
• Obama: Budget proposal to end up saving $400B
• GM says it no longer needs gov't loan to go green
• In UK, Cameron's new foe has cunning _ and fur!
• Diggin In: MiniGarden a small growing system for small-space gardeners
• Police: Bored teens shot out 275 car windows in Pinellas
• Teen son of production designer put piano in bay
• NASA honors astronauts lost from Apollo, shuttles
• Bennett calls for suspension of Wares Creek dredging project
• Mandela, 92, hospitalized for tests in S. Africa
• Experts question decision to go in attic after Lacy
• On track to foreclosure? There may be hope
• Men smuggled into country await fates
• Woman injured in shooting in Palmetto
• Habitat for Humanity homes victims of burglary
• Bradenton’s ninth fire chief: Edwards
• Invasive species continues to spread despite supposed obstacles
• House plants clean the air while improving your mood
• Obama's clean-tech vision meets with skepticism
• Prominent Ugandan gay activist brutally slain
• Berlusconi prostitution probe widens in Italy
• A sports ‘epicenter’: Planned LWR sports complex already attracting attention
• Gingrich, eyeing possible 2012 run, visits Fla.
• Chilean miners get promised trip to Disney World
• AP Exclusive: Teach For America gets $100M
• Foreclosure activity up across most US metro areas
• Many Chicago voters want say on Emanuel
• Grammy Nominated Musicians Sparky and Rhonda Rucker to Play at De Soto National Memorial
• Bradenton Police Seek Equipment with Justice Department Grant Money
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - January 25, 2011
• Area still ranks high in foreclosures
• Energy firm turns to private sector
• Wares Creek time line
• Rubio unsure of need for Tea Party caucus
• 01/27/11 school briefs: Town hall meeting set for BHS
• 01/27/11 Florida briefs
• Teachers’ essays win kids shopping sprees
• FEC report: Palin's PAC has $1.3M in cash
• Omaha mayor promotes unity after recall vote scare
• Obama faces tough choices as protests sweep Egypt
• Lawsuit could help protect sea turtles on Florida beaches
• Tea party favorite Rubio doubts need for Senate caucus
• As deficits, debt soar, Obama, Congress fail to confront them
• Key House Republican's fix: drill for more oil
• Small protests continue as Egypt cracks down on opposition
• US takes tougher line with Egypt, Arab allies
• Fla. PSC approves $1.43 monthly increase for FPL
• Team surveys damage after South Fla. tornado
• Officials: Fla. man makes bomb threat in hospital
• Thunderstorms douse Manatee but no damage reported
• New-home sales in 2010 fall to lowest in 47 years
• From NKorea propaganda to art exhibit in Seoul
• Pope calls Joan of Arc model for public officials
• Shootings bring gun regulation to the fore
• India prevents defiant flag-raising in Kashmir
• Britain rolls back some 9/11 security restrictions
• Judge sends Fla. man who faked death to jail
• Fla. man fatally shoots girlfriend, then himself
• St. Petersburg police dog will likely stay with officer's family
• ‘The future is ours to win’
• Experts hail return to civility at State of Union
• Sheriff: MLK bomb had chemical mixed with shrapnel
• Ex says Fla. woman threw his mom's ashes at window
• Ill. high court mulls Rahm Emanuel's mayoral run
• Toyota recalls 1.7 million vehicles for fuel leaks
• Manatee commission OKs impact fee reduction
• Davis Building almost complete, under budget
• Man robs gas station in Manatee
• Human trafficking ring crashes into Manatee
• Police seek suspects in Holmes Beach home invasion
• Notice Of Funding Availability, Citizen Input And Public Meeting
• One of slain officers from Palmetto
• Group homes deal is made
• Freeze on partisanship nearly lasted through Obama speech
• Lucas-Sinclair to speak at local school
• Abortion bill fight brewing in Legislature
• Tara bridge might be back in MPO plans
• Obama asks GOP to work with him to build the future
• Haitian boy killed when homes burned in DR
• Gitmo detainee gets life sentence in embassy plot
• AP Interview: Gingrich calls for replacing EPA
• In report, financial crisis panel to name names for prosecution
• Budget watchdogs dismiss Obama, GOP proposals on deficit
• Fred Thompson turns to lobbying for trial lawyers
• Tax hikes have Omaha mayor facing recall election
• Border Patrol ends search for suspects in human trafficking ring
• Poll: Americans deeply split on altering health care law
• NY bill would ban 'e-cigarettes' until FDA action
• TOW, TOW, TOW YOUR BOAT
• SHOOTOUT IN ST. PETE
• Emanuel candidacy in doubt after Ill. court ruling
• Uganda seizes hundreds of parrots from smugglers
• SRQ aims to improve customs facility
• Despite terror fears, UK softens curbs on freedoms
• Repair, restore or update are buzzwords in home improvement
• 8 dead in wildlife park attack in eastern Congo
• France extradites Rwandan rebel to The Hague
• Obama is latest president to push competitiveness
• State of the Union: It's the economy, again
• Malaysia, SKorea seek to charge 12 Somali pirates
• Bradenton convenience store robbed
• School board wants to probe pay issue
• Southeast mourns victim of hit-and-run
• Fla. lawmakers renew efforts on property insurance bill
• Fla. House challenges redistricting amendment
• Detectives arrest suspect in McDonald's carjacking case
• Vietnam accused of widespread human rights abuses
• The nation's weather
• Grand Opening of Premiere Weight Loss Center in Bradenton
• Road Closures In Bradenton - Jan 24, 2011
• Three To Share Bradenton Police Department Officer Of The Month Award For February
• Low Cost Vaccinations offered at Humane Society of Manatee
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club Monthly Meeting
• Youngsters of all ages set to grapple
• Congress will give Obama a civil reception
• LWR bus service awarded $1M grant
• 1/25 SCHOOL BRIEFS: St. Stephens to hold day to honor dads
• 1/25 POLITICAL BRIEFS: Pancakes and politics on the menu
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 25
• 1/25 LOCAL BRIEFS: Today’s DDA meeting postponed
• Cutting a rug to Just Friends
• Grant for Palmetto ballfields in danger
• Miami says farewell to slain officers
• Environmental group opposes reduced impact fees
• Report finds Bush White House violations
• Pawlenty: Consider letting states have bankruptcy
• Chicago ballots to be printed minus Emanuel's name
• Federal inquiry under way of no-bid contract in Afghanistan
• Congress will give Obama a civil reception for one night
• UN chief criticized as soft on human rights
• Trucker gets nearly 34 years in smuggling deaths
• Suspect in fatal hit-and-run in Bradenton released from jail after posting bond
• MCAT receives grant to start bus service in Lakewood Ranch in '15
• Rights group says democracies ignore abuses
• London-bound flight diverted after threat
• Italy's top bishop slams Berlusconi for scandal
• Attic sniper shoots three officers in St. Petersburg
• Green beauty tips
• Woman, 67, shot in Bradenton house
• Water main break closes Capital Beltway in Md.
• Dave Bruno's 'The 100 Thing Challenge'
• Parking space management: Remove a spot, reduce global warming?
• Israel FM confirms interim Palestinian state plan
• 4,000-plant hydroponic garden helps school land top green nods
• Man victim of grand theft in Bradenton
• Questions raised about Manatee schools' security procedures
• Driver arrested in connection with hit-and-run crash
• Funeral held for 2 Miami-Dade police officers
• Oyster bed restoration among first since oil spill
• Life sentence likely for Guantanamo detainee in NY
• Walmart shooting in Washington state leaves 2 dead, 2 deputies hurt
• Cholera takes a breather in Haiti, but could surge
• Our Parks: Jiggs Landing Preserve | A Manatee gem
• WikiLeaks: 2006 U.S. cable named corrupt Cuban officials
• Fishery hearings set in 4 Southeastern states
• Severed finger leads police to suspected Fla. arsonist
• German doctors: No sodium thiopental to US
• Marauders Unveil The ‘Parrot and Marty PARRty’
• Obama gets chance to shape his debate
• Sen. Rubio plans to skip Tea Party caucus
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 24
• 1/24 LOCAL BRIEFS: Land judging competition alumni sought
• State of the Union a test of Obama’s centrist shift
• Tunisian police crack down on ex Ben Ali allies
• Case in Giffords shooting likely to take years
• Rubio, a tea party favorite, may not join its Senate caucus
• Israeli inquiry: Flotilla raid, blockade legal
• How Congress helped thwart Obama's plan to close Guantanamo
• One teen killed, another injured in hit and run
• Departures draw curtain on 'Team North Dakota'
• Top senators seek deal on rules for nominations
• WikiLeaks: 1 percent of diplomatic docs published
• GOP lawmakers look for signs of new Obama approach
• Cable: Nigerian president had kidney transplant
• US diplomacy embracing Twitter amid global crises
• SKorea releases video of raid on hijacked ship
• Man found in pond after police chase
• British soldiers train in mock Afghan village
• Bus slams into oil tanker in Pakistan, 32 killed
• Iran names acting foreign minister as top diplomat
• Rising waters threaten the coast of North Carolina
• Obama's Tuesday speech to stress economy, civility
• Arizona shooting suspect might escape death if convicted
• In this year's State of the Union, seating could blur party lines
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For January 26, 2011
• Steer on the auction block
• Bradenton woman strives to help less-fortunate families (with video, gallery)
• At local town hall, Buchanan takes Congress to task
• Student fees to fund proposed economic hub?
• Sanborn Studios adding veteran Hollywood muscle
• 01/23 - Real estate transactions
• 01/23 - Public records
• Kids Field Day in Parrish promotes healthy living
• LECOM has been dynamic addition to life in Manatee
• 01/23 - Police blotter
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 23
• Lower impact fees could continue
• 1/23 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Worker dies in crane accident
• Nurses work wonders with preemies
• Miami shootout suspect considered career criminal
• Officials fear bath salts are growing drug problem
• Obama's economic agenda: Boost US competitiveness
• Sea otter deaths on the rise; 304 found dead on Calif. Central Coast in 2010
• Thousands demand ouster of Yemen's president
• Judge OKs insanity defense in NM playground death
• Thousands send off decommissioned UK warship
• Mystery surrounds Idaho winner of $190 million
• Iran talks fail, no new date set
• Crisis escalates in Albania after protest deaths
• State of Union seating could blur party lines
• LECOM rolls out plans for $52M dental college
• Gunfire jolts neighbors at Avalon Square
• BB gun shooter on lam
• Experts to review evidence at Knox appeals trial
• Saudi man dies after setting himself on fire
• NH GOP weighs chairman, straw poll
• Volunteer Drivers Needed For East Countymeal Deliveries
• Marauders to Cap 'Shout the '60's'
• On A Shoestring, Inc News - Winner of Award
• Workshop addresses polar bears' plight amid global warming
• Warrant issued for woman who raised stolen child
• Florida high court justices order hearing in sex offender case
• Today at the fair
• 01/22 - Public records
• Seasonal jobs raise Manatee employment
• Traffic fatalities lowest in 3 decades
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 22
• 1/22 SCHOOL BRIEFS: NBA referee to keynote breakfast
• 1/22 LOCAL BRIEFS: Trees to be pruned near power lines
• Scott names managed care exec to head state agency
• Pain clinic rules pass
• Duvalier: I came to take part in reconstruction
• Lawyer files official protest of Manning's jail conditions
• Emanuel plans campaign push in Chicago mayor race
• All eyes on Texas Lt. Gov. Dewhurst in Senate race
• Prosecution rests in Pa. immigrant beating trial
• GOP taps Paul Ryan to give rebuttal to Obama's speech
• Tampa man gets life for shooting deputy
• 5 Fla. teens accused of stealing, sniffing ashes
• Fla. man spends month in lions' den to raise cash
• `Evil' fugitive wanted for murder shoots 2 officers to death in Miami
• Miami cop killer's mom: I didn't know son would open fire on police
• LECOM announces plans for new dental school in Lakewood Ranch
• Deputies find cocaine after shooting at Bradenton apartments
• City of Bradenton names deputy as interim fire chief
• SKorea accepts NKorean proposal for defense talks
• 2,000 Italian women tell Berlusconi 'Enough'
• Buy Chinese
• BB shootings plague Cortez Road businesses
• Neighbor apologizes for Manatee shooting
• SCF notifies 4,600 students they’ve lost financial aid
• Bradenton man faces drug charges after home invasion at his home
• Prized steer: Zachary and Apollo capture Grand Champion at steer show
• Northeast is waking up to snowy morning commute
• Mexican journalist to ask judge for US asylum
• Opposition protests continue in Jordan
• Google turns Page on Schmidt, names co-founder CEO
• UN urges probes into abuse of migrants in Mexico
• Nurse fired over Tiger Woods' records is suing
• Man found guilty of posing as cop, raping woman in Tampa
• Florida awaits new unemployment figures
• Myanmar military appoints members of Parliament
• LWR supervisors tackle manager replacement
• Pedestrian in Manatee struck by vehicle, killed
• FOX 13 in Tampa gets death threat letter
• Mexico shock verdict puts legal reform on trial
• How the poll was conducted
• Designing principles: Before you put spade to soil, some pointers from experts
• Bradenton Names Interim Fire Chief
• Temporary Road Closure In Bradenton: Third Street West North Of Manatee Avenue
• City Of Bradenton’s Form-Based Code Public Meetings
• SMR battling new realty firm over LWR name
• 01/21 Florida briefs: Enrollment, research up at universities
• In 140 characters or less, Scott has answers
• Rivalry pits boss vs. boss at restaurant
• Fire pension board to get new member
• Study: Mountain vegetation moving to lower elevations despite climate change
• Warming effect of melting ice fields stronger, report finds
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' policy was costly, GAO concludes
• U.S. pushes Haiti to resolve election dispute quickly
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' policy was costly, GAO concludes
• Lawmakers press Hu on human rights, economics
• Bulletin board: Jan. 21
• Plant hot colors to make your garden sizzle
• Former director's new book chronicles history of South Florida Museum
• House to vote on abolishing campaign matching fund
• Attacks on pilgrims kill dozens as Iraqi violence continues
• Obama ramping up 2012 reelection campaign
• New Tunisian government upbeat after first meeting
• Suspect in Manatee shooting was ex-convict
• Manatee deputies arrest burglary suspect after chase
• Manatee sheriff: Man turns himself in on burglary charge
• Man accused in sexual attack on 12-year-old girl in Charlotte County
• Reputed New England mob ex-leader arrested in Fla.
• Feds: Atlanta emerging as a human trafficking hub
• Manatee Memorial Hospital honors volunteers
• Jury hears Posada recount sneaking into US in '05
• Charlie Manson follower has slim chance at parole
• Fewer Americans applied for jobless aid last week
• Annual Cortez fishing festival on the move
• Old Main Street targeted for another bar
• Collision leaves 1 dead, 1 injured in Bradenton
• Charges dropped in Manatee land case
• Mother, son charged with attacking deputies at Manatee fair
• Iran's nuke program - how much time for diplomacy?
• SCF board savors LWR DEAL plans
• Fla. chool bookkeeper accused of grand theft
• Fla. police officer accused of taking seized marijuana
• Child dies after being run over by her mother at Fla. campground
• Diggin In: Lovely paperwhites a gift of spring in winter
• Zimbabwe mulls treason charges over WikiLeaks
• Frankfurt airport bus speeds into group, kills 1
• Bradenton robbery suspects in custody
• Scott’s first cabinet meeting: History and pomp
• Manatee schools prepare for budget woes
• Senior Day at the fair
• Obama to hold meetings, honor President Kennedy
• Travel to Tuscany with the Manatee Chamber of Commerce
• Manatee Chamber Town Meeting
• Two More Marauders Spring Training In The Show
• Larson takes reins of Ranch Business Alliance
• 01/20 Local briefs: Work to close 3rd St. W. in downtown
• Palm-Aire cell tower plan takes another hit
• Expert compares Calif. Delta levees to those in New Orleans before Katrina
• Scott vows to keep budget promise
• House votes to repeal Obama's health care law
• With Obama, Hu concedes China's rights need help
• California switches off 100-watt bulb for new incandescents
• Welcoming China's Hu, Obama presses human rights, trade
• Hard part begins for GOP: Replacing health care law
• Suicides jump sharply among Army reservists, guardsmen
• Accident leaves 1 dead, 1 hurt in Bradenton
• Sheriff’s deputies looking for suspect in Palmetto shootings
• Truck driver dies in wreck near Duette
• NH GOP to hold 2012 presidential straw poll
• Part of Third Street West in downtown Bradenton to be closed for work
• Iran tests missile in display before nuclear talks
• Egypt: Economy key to Mubarak son presidency bid
• Phony Hollywood producer gets 4 years in prison
• Drumline kinship: At fair, friendly competition emerges
• Activists: Bennett immigration bill is profiling
• Bygone phone chain helps BPD reduce crime
• Bi-county economic development hub planned
• Clinton says she's not jockeying for defense post
• AP sources: US, China in new nuclear security deal
• AP Exclusive: Insurers profit on Medicare float
• S.African serial killer gets 13 life sentences
• Roadside bomb kills 13 civilians in Afghanistan
• Scott holding first meeting with Florida Cabinet
• Oil spill claims administrator comes to Fla.
• Sea turtles get refuge at Panhandle park
• 4 graves vandalized in Polk County
• South Korean Buddhists pray for dead animals
• Manatee gets class size penalty reduced
• Ex-local pastor faces voyeurism charges in Texas
• Deputies seek suspect in McDonald's carjacking
• Public education in Texas faces massive cuts
• RE/MAX Alliance Group Joins Forces in Support of Hope Family Services
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - January 18, 2011
• Senior EnrichmentCenter To Host Open House
• 1/19 School news: Bradenton Christian open house set
• 1/19 Political Briefs: Economist to speak to Democrats
• Odds long that bill to retire FCAT will pass
• LWR manager Bob Fernandez resigns office
• MacArthur Foundation awards go to 11 nonprofits
• Six more states join challenge of health care law
• Little hope left for passage of Dream Act
• Scott’s fundraising questioned by Democrats
• Supreme Court takes on states' plans to cut Medicaid payments
• Congress tones down the rhetoric after shootings
• Obama moves to stem regulations that hurt job growth
• Debate over health care repeal takes on a more civil tone
• Debate over health care repeal takes on a more civil tone
• Camden police and firefighters turn in their gear
• Lakewood Ranch Community Manager Bob Fernandez resigns
• On MLK Day, Young learn benefits of container gardening
• Manatee deputies ID suspect in McDonalds carjacking
• Stolen truck found dumped in E. Manatee pond
• Education board cuts Manatee’s class size penalty
• Mexico's 'El Chapo' thrives 10 years after escape
• Man makes gruesome discovery while four-wheeling
• Cheney says he may have to have heart transplant
• Cheney dodges 2012 GOP presidential speculation
• Ocean acidity: Small change, catastrophic results
• Russian President Medvedev visiting West Bank
• FACT CHECK: Shaky health care job loss estimate
• Fla. 9/11 memorial may be nixed after complaints
• Obama holding first China state dinner in 13 years
• Gunman robs man in Bradenton
• Boy, 14, beaten, robbed in Bradenton
• Three hit by fragments in driveby shooting in Bradenton
• Would-be robber flees after victim punches him in Bradenton
• WET AND WILD WEATHER
• Attorney: Fla. insurance on Chinese drywall axed
• Woman carjacked at McDonald’s in E. Manatee
• Overflowing river splits Australian town in 2
• Suspect in Nigeria bombings collapses in court
• Clarification: Vatican-John Paul II story
• Community Bank Lends Over $84,000,000 During 2010 and Has Profitable Fourth Quarter
• An Exhibition By Photographer and Printmaker John Kokajko
• Through schooling, a few Gypsies join middle class
• Manatee High cheerleaders repeat as county fair champs
• Bill proposed to bring term limits to Fla.
• Rubio opposes ‘artificial’ Afghan withdrawal
• Judge orders future court projects to be scrutinized
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 18
• Tampa project creating original works for Broadway
• Tennis event raises funds for education
• First indictment filed in Lebanon's Hariri killing
• Duvalier's return to Haiti worries U.S.
• Duvalier's return to Haiti worries U.S.
• WikiLeaks: Swiss banker says he's given records to Assange
• Violence-scarred Tunisia announces new government
• Kidman, Urban have 2nd child through surrogate
• Experts doubt claims health care law is a 'job killer'
• Bradenton woman carjacked from McDonald's drive-thru
• Afghan underworld shows challenges for stability
• Bullet fragments hit three in Bradenton
• 1/17 GALLERY: FAIR FUN
• Wannabe robber flees after getting punched in face
• Jordan puts on trial pro-Taliban militants
• Police: Conn. man took funeral urn from girlfriend
• Ask MNN: Can you suggest some green resolutions for my family (that we'll actually keep)?
• Top 10 invasive species you can eat
• EarthTalk: Are nations working together to help areas that have been overfished?
• 2010 ties for warmest year on record
• Kate and Wills walking tour charts royal romance
• Nation ponders King in wake of Ariz. shootings
• School choice enrollment begins Tuesday
• Dogs make showing at fair
• JOURNALISM NEXT | Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School Special program developed for elite soccer players
• Fla. man accused of war crimes deported to Bosnia
• FHP: Boy, 14, was driving in crash that killed 2
• Fla. Haitians protest Duvalier's return to Haiti
• Funeral set for first woman to lead Seminole Tribe
• SUV pins Miami man to fence, severing his legs
• 2 suspects sought in shooting of 6 in Miami
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords condition improves
• Australia floods could be costliest disaster ever
• Pence urged to enter race for president in 2012
• SKorea: Nuclear push could bring North's collapse
• The Gulfcoast Latin Chamber Of Commerce Announces 2011 Board of Directors
• Marauders Dominate Prospect Rankings
• Business Event Announcement
• Free Tax Preparation At Various Manatee County Locations
• Working In The Food Business: Start A Rewarding Business Or Career In Specialty Food - Workshop
• Have A Meal, Fund An Art Project In Bradenton
• Rampage ignites gun-rights debate
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 17
• Manatee County Fair Dog Show Results
• Before shooting, suspect embarked on chaotic night
• 'Baby Doc' Duvalier back in Haiti after long exile
• Gunbattles, food shortages temper Tunisians' joy
• Irish premier won't quit over Ireland debt crisis
• Sarasota substitute teacher denies punching students
• Native Americans see progress with Obama
• Plan for 1,400 apartments in contested Jerusalem
• 2 injured in boating mishap at Bradenton Yacht Club
• Gunman robs woman outside of Bradenton bar
• 2 hurt in shootings in Palmetto
• Man pistol whipped in home invasion in Bradenton
• Celebration of a dream: Annual MLK parade ignites excitement in Palmetto
• 2 senators agree to sit together for Obama address
• Fair workers love the lifestyle
• For heady tea party, now the hard part begins
• Mauritania convicts 3 women on slavery charge
• Young AZ victim's dad: Boston girl received organs
• Pope is joyous about beatifying John Paul II
• India to raze building for environmental violation
• Obama, China's Hu will try to smooth rocky relations
• Tucson shootings highlight military's role in trauma care
• Arizona is a place where even a TV station is called KGUN
• Marine killed in Calif. exercise was Texan, 27
• Pharmaceutical Take Back Program
• Smile Smart Dental Center Grand Opening
• World Class Athlete and Brain Cancer Survivor Will Speak At Relay Launch Party!
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 16
• Schools 5th - but what does it mean?
• MLK Parade winners
• READY TO PLAY BALL
• Graham: Next oil threat may come from Cuba
• Disturbing the ghosts of Fort Hamer
• 01/16 - Police blotter
• Wildfire smoke closes stretch of 95
• Republicans elect Bitner new chair
• 01/16 - Public records
• 01/16 - Real estate transactions
• Manatee's featured fugitives for Jan. 16
• Shooting in Palmetto injures one
• Could 'Tunisia effect' topple more Mideast regimes?
• Calif. water overseer wants to reinforce farm water conservation
• Calif. water overseer wants to reinforce farm water conservation
• Woman who trained Obama family dog Bo dies
• Ozzie Canseco arrested for DUI in Tampa
• Wyo. debate simmers decades after fluoridation
• Tampa jail deputy injured in inmate fight
• Nigeria starts voter registration for April poll
• Short-lived celebration for new RNC chairman?
• South Korea, Japan continue hard line on NKorea
• Iran says 2 downed spy planes were US-operated
• Obama: Time to tackle nation's challenges again
• Rescuers dig operator out of toppled crane
• Fort Hamer rowing facility officially opened (with gallery)
• Obama to ease Cuban money, travel restrictions
• Cows on display at the fair
• Man shot during golf course robbery attempt in S. Fla. dies
• Massive manhunt for man who shot NJ cop to death
• Manatee man charged in stabbing
• Would-be robber escapes without pills from K-mart in Bradenton
• Father goes underground to seek son's killers
• The nation's weather
• Palmetto Youth Center honors community leaders (with gallery) with King’s spirit
• 01/15 School Briefs: State board to vote on district fine
• 01/15 - Public records
• 01/15 Local Briefs: Art event to benefit local project
• Nepal, ex-rebels agree on monitoring as UN leaves
• A Naples artist makes sculpture from cremains
• Holiday closings for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Jan. 17
• If you go
• GOP ousts Steele, picks Priebus to head party
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 15
• Land trust groups take on role in funding state park in California
• Today at the fair
• Seminole Tribe leader dies at 88
• Tunisian President Ben Ali flees country as thousands protest
• WikiLeaks: U.S. ambassador warned Tunisia's Ben Ali unpopular
• WikiLeaks: U.S. ambassador was warned Tunisia's Ben Ali was unpopular
• U.S. to ease travel restrictions to Cuba, allow more cash to island
• Officers scramble at first Ariz. shooting report
• U.S. to ease travel restrictions to Cuba, allow more cash to island
• Police: Girl reports being raped at Tampa high school
• Report: Tampa police pilot misused chopper
• Arrests made in Orlando-based telemarketing scam
• Fla. teens charged with Facebook bullying of girl
• Loughner's friend called 911 after shooting
• Lebanese general seeks access to case file
• India: Forces in Kashmir to be cut after peace
• Hariri returns to Beirut after government collapse
• Pat Glass `a most worthy' 2011 Manatee County Distinguished Citizen
• Inspired by Harry Potter, Southeast High students to ‘fly’ for fun, funds
• Tips now coming in on skull
• $46,400 worth of cash and jewelry reported stolen
• Conn. prep school, ex-student settle bullying suit
• Judge: Alleged UK terror gang face trial in 2012
• Indonesia torture video soldiers on minor charges
• Thrills & chills -- But cold doesn’t dampen spirits of fair attendees
• Possible explosive device found in Pasco apartment
• Fla. mom faces manslaughter charge for baby's death
• Judge approves state Medicaid contract
• Manatee deputies: Man hit with Taser was carrying loaded gun
• Couple mugged outside of Bradenton bar
• What’s your sign, baby?
• Manatee sheriff: Ex-coach's drug operation was ‘very sophisticated’
• The nation's weather
• In otherwise tolerant Malaysia, Shiites are banned
• U.S. settles with Midwest utility to cut air pollution
• Actor John Dye found dead in San Francisco home
• Jeb Bush leads outreach to Latinos
• 01/14 School briefs:Nolan Middle plans open house
• 01/14 Local briefs: Red Cross surpasses Holiday Challenge
• AP Interview: Brown reflects on a year in Congress
• Holiday closings for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Jan. 17
• $46,400 worth of cash and jewelry reported stolen
• In Tucson speech, Obama again captures nation's longing for unity, analysts say
• Texas GOP Sen. Hutchison won't seek re-election
• Ex-Sen. Bob Dole out of hospital, feeling 'better'
• Lawmaker talks about her friend Rep. Giffords' 'miracle'
• Vegetable gardening: Looking good for 2011
• Pets of the week: Jan. 14
• LWR resident’s book deals with addiction
• Poll: Obama rebounding with voters, would beat GOP rivals
• EPA vetoes mountaintop coal mine in West Virginia
• Fla. House panel to probe spill claim complaints
• NY judge OKs $7.2B deal against Madoff beneficiary
• Hezbollah aims for more political power in Lebanon
• Evidence mounts over John Paul II beatification
• Lab, USF explore new locations for research center
• Sarasota deputy fired after school bus incident
• Mount Etna comes back to life with brief eruption
• Many factors key to Giffords' survival, docs say
• Text of Obama's Tucson memorial service speech
• It's opening day at the Manatee County Fair
• In accounts of activist's death, villagers and Chinese government differ
• Dick Clark rose a 2011 All-America Rose Selection winner
• Get that mole out of his hole and your garden
• DeLay says he was victim of political prosecution
• Woman gets 18 to 60 years in Facebook-feud crash
• Plasticulture vital to strawberry growers, but sustainability concerns are raised
• Manatee sheriff: Man steals 7 refrigeration compressors
• Irish police seize IRA dissidents' weapons factory
• Fla. teacher is finalist in national competition
• Fla. Senate: No tax cuts
• Fla. judges apologize for courthouse
• Miami prostitute fights back when man attacks her
• Watchdog group: Freedom slipped worldwide in 2010
• Remains of 2 Mich. airmen shot down in '69 ID'd
• Clinton: Israel makes its own decisions
• New Riverwalk takes shape
• Manatee under hard freeze warning
• Pregnant woman sought after assault on boyfriend
• Manatee woman attacked in elevator
• 2011 Spring Adult 7-on-7 Flag Football League
• Councilman Roff Named Bradenton’s Vice Mayor
• Grammy award winning guitarist Bill Mize to play at De Soto National Memorial
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Fund-Raiser At Bradenton Auditorium
• Vitale, ESPN ink extension: Ranch resident to call college hoops through 2014-15
• 1/13 Local briefs: Two local agencies net grants
• Area teachers receive $50K in grants
• Another foreclosure record set in 2010
• 450 more Lakewood Ranch homes planned
• Council salutes Chief Souders
• Bradenton Village in disrepair
• Buchanan urges drywall dialogue
• Gingrich visits South Carolina as presidential decision looms
• Sister of slain Las Vegas dancer curses defendant
• In cold, Okla. governor to 'offend' Constitution
• North Korea's military: a bad hand played well
• Gingrich visits South Carolina as presidential decision looms
• Glock: What draws good, bad guys to the same gun
• With politics on pause, House pays tribute to Giffords
• Breaking silence, Sarah Palin accuses critics of 'blood libel'
• Roff elected vice mayor; Bradenton council honors Souders
• Paralyzed Palestinian girl given Israeli residency
• Boy drowns in backyard pool in Sarasota
• Authorities identify man run over by farm vehicle
• Pregnant woman sought after alleged assault, escape in Manatee
• Woman attacked in an elevator
• 2 Israelis extradited to US on murder charges
• Latest German animal star a cross-eyed opossum
• Deepwater Horizon debacle was no isolated instance caused by rogue operators
• 2 charged with sexual assaults inside church
• Haitian-Americans mark 1st year since earthquake
• Manatee man charged with stealing AC units
• Man robbed of wallet, bowling ball in Manatee
• Fla. Senate panel reviewing 'Taj Mahal courthouse'
• Virus kills hordes of crickets raised for reptiles
• Minor earthquake strikes in Central California
• Obamas to fly to Tucson for memorial service
• McGonegal irons out bus drivers’ issues
• McClash suffers setbacks in losing efforts
• Skull won’t reveal secrets
• Ukraine: Nationalist leader not national hero
• Afghan attorney general investigating Kabul Bank
• Rape suspect questions victim in court
• Mother arrested for keeping filthy home
• 2010 sees fewest fatal police shootings for NYPD
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - January 11, 2011
• Kathleen D Sailing Catamaran Announces 'Spa Day' Partnership with Local Spa Professionals
• Car, Truck And Bike Show
• Investigation clears fire chief
• Riverwalk taking shape
• Security firm likely building in Sarasota
• Fla. lawmakers move to outlaw ‘fake pot’
• Oil spill panel calls for major changes
• Casino gambling brings in millions, Senate panel hears
• 01/12 News briefs: ‘Biggest Loser’ to make local appearance
• 01/12 Police briefs: Man hit with Taser kicks out window
• 01/12 Political briefs: School leader to address GOP group
• Contract awarded for VA cemetery
• Vt. senator cites shootings in fundraising letter
• In Arizona, Obama to honor memories, speak of hope
• In Arizona, Obama to honor memories, speak of hope
• NKorea slams SKorea over defense ties with Japan
• Miss. gov.: Time to build civil rights museum
• Oil spill panel blames lax oversight, poor safety standards
• Former fire chief, pension board cleared
• Congressmen request Arlington burial for Vang Pao
• Top lawyer to represent accused Arizona gunman
• Doctor: No change in Rep. Giffords condition
• Insanity defense harder now than for Hinckley
• Castor, Buchanan say meetings part of job
• Skull from 1974 found in police evidence room
• New Dali Museum scheduled to open in St. Pete
• Heavy fog causes stretch of US 27 in Fla. to close
• FSU student free on bail after shooting kills girl
• DeLay defiant before getting 3-year prison term
• Baby left on Pittsburgh doorstep in just a diaper
• In Haiti a year after quake, many wait for renewal
• Gates: North Korea will pose direct threat to US
• Haiti: A year after the quake, waiting to rebuild
• Exotic turtles seized at Los Angeles airport in smuggling arrest
• Deputies: Palmetto man hit with Taser after resisting arrest
• Man hit with Taser, kicks out window in Manatee sheriff's patrol car
• Kurdish club scene booming as Baghdad bans alcohol
• Panel: More reform needed to prevent future spills
• Fla. PSC examining possible excess profits by FPL
• Man shot at at St. Pete bar just got out of prison
• Man accused of taking panties
• NTSB weighs benefits of air bags for small planes
• Job bias claims set new record on disability surge
• McKechnie Field To Host Manatee High School Baseball 'Steakout' - Fundraiser
• American Cancer Society Launch Party
• Jacqueline Dezelski, IOM, of Manatee Chamber of Commerce Graduates from Institute for Organization Management
• Riverfront, Rossi Improvements To Be Unveiled at Workshop
• 01/11 News briefs: Pre-K applications being taken
• Immigration bill concerns Sen. Bennett
• Cookies fine fuel for Show-Me Swine Racers at county fair
• Drivers’ pay concerns school board members
• Commentary: Local tennis pro to play in first slam
• Appeals court rebuffs mining opponents
• Traffic Watch
• 01/11 Police briefs: 24 airbags stolen in Palmetto
• Climate change reveals disease as national security threat
• Neurosurgeon: Giffords 'holding her own'
• Obama leads moment of silence for shooting victims
• Arizona shooting suspect likely faces death penalty
• Colleges limited in what they can do about troubled students
• U.S. watchdog for Afghanistan contracting resigns
• Arizona shootings unlikely to change federal gun laws
• Lawmakers hail recovery of US automakers
• 23 documented Florida panther deaths last year
• AFL-CIO disputes 'myths' about Fla. pension funds
• 24 airbags stolen from Palmetto auto auction lot
• Berenson asks to remain free on parole in Peru
• Do Your Part: What's your pet's eco-paw print?
• IKEA goes all-CFL and EPA releases new disposal instructions
• Paris opens probe into 2 hostage deaths in Niger
• Lakeland teen shoots another teen during fight
• 9 tips for cutting down paper clutter at home
• Winter health tips for pets
• Native bees taking a hit, too
• Chesapeake Bay report: Still in trouble
• Manatee sheriff's crime unit investigates death
• 474 DUI arrests during holiday season
• Obama to lead moment of silence after shooting
• Unclear whether shooter's motivation was political
• Thousands turn out to salute Bradenton’s fire chief
• A happy holidays for area charities
• Church recruiter accused of kidnapping boy
• Family holds out hope missing boy will be found
• Sentencing hearing to begin in Tom DeLay trial
• Subway drivers threaten royal wedding day strike
• Gunfire hits passing vehichle in Palmetto
• Armed robbery suspect eludes Manatee deputies
• Pope: Pakistan, others, must protect Christians
• UN to wrap up Nepal peace mission on Saturday
• City of Bradenton Fire Department News - January 7, 2011
• Florida Attractions Associating Comes To Manatee County
• Grammy Award Winning Guitarist Bill Mize To Play At De Soto National Memorial
• New Business Offers Private Nursing Services
• Clean4life launch QA (Quality Assured) Green Certification Program
• Tune In for Your Parenting Tune Up
• Cell phone temptation: Your integrity is calling
• Church bursting with artists who give back
• Arizona tragedy gives Congress a moment to pause
• Thumbnail sketches of victims in Tucson shooting
• Clyburn blames conservative rhetoric for Giffords shooting
• Members of Congress, staff and family briefed on security
• Bradenton bids farewell to its fire chief
• Shootings could restrict access to elected officials
• Shooting sparks discussion of incendiary political talk
• Car crashes into Jamaica home, killing 4 at wake
• Lipscomb bumps basketball games for weather
• Lawmaker sees 'chilling effect' from shootings
• Florida Lotto jackpot rises to $15 million
• House Speaker Boehner: Shootings won't deter duty
• Saudi Arabia seeking 47 al-Qaida suspects abroad
• Reid doubts McConnell is focused on Obama's defeat
• Strong earthquake recorded near Vanuatu
• Filipinos swarm to raucous religious procession
• Environmentalists fear Hastings will take care of business
• Gates says China moving fast on new weapons
• 3 arrested after burglary try in Parrish
• Man robs 7-Eleven store in Bradenton
• Manatee shooting leaves one injured
• MSO: Man shoots closet door after threatening to kill his roommate
• Service today for Bradenton fire chief
• Manatee stepped up to help with relief for Haiti
• Schools budget team faces rough road
• Chief’s final journey will be on favorite truck
• Ariz. congresswoman shot; 6 killed
• The nation's weather
• Red Shirts make new protest pledge for New Year
• After rampage, appeals to cool the political tone
• Officials: fake police officer targets women
• GOP may lose health care repeal, but war will rage on
• City Of Bradenton Council Meeting Agenda for January 12, 2011
• Tekulve Headlines ‘Muffins With The Marauders’
• With Carroll, state’s grim past recedes a little more
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 9
• How to help from Manatee County
• For minorities, new 'digital divide' seen
• FAIR IS IN THE AIR
• Local reps react
• 01/09 - Public records
• Smoking is going the way of the spittoon
• 01/09 - Police blotter
• 1/9 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Foreclosure mediation program expanding
• 01/09 - Real estate transactions
• Federal judge dead, congresswoman wounded in shooting of which she was intended target
• Lawmakers, aides urged to take safety precautions
• Ex-soldier charged in Ohio shooting held on bond
• Federal judge dead, congresswoman wounded in shooting
• Giffords among lawmakers getting threats last year
• Eagles' owner gets a high rating from Obama on environmentally friendly stadium
• Congressional offices tighten security after shooting of lawmaker
• 14 decapitated bodies found in Mexico resort city
• U.S. seeks Twitter info on WikiLeaks' Assange, others
• State Dept steps back on gender-neutral parentage
• Two robbed at E. Manatee Burger King
• 50 years ago: JFK Mass. 'city upon a hill' speech
• North Sudan faces its likely truncated future
• New, big challenges confront Obama the candidate
• At least 9 die in S.Sudan attacks ahead of vote
• Obama says economy moving in right direction
• U.S. seeks Twitter info on WikiLeaks' Assange, others
• 8 dead in latest violence in central Nigeria
• Nigeria: Attack in Niger Delta kills 2, wounds 6
• Fiery package addressed to Homeland Security chief
• Report: US to increase help for Pakistan
• Report: Iran official says US woman detained
• Gunman fires on police during Colo. standoff
• Maechtle a class act on and off the field
• Drug database may not be online till summer
• Sweetbay price increases
• Gov. Scott denies flip-flop on gambling
• Freeze hits grocery shelves: Fresh fruit, veggie shortages, high prices face shoppers
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 8
• 1/8 LOCAL BRIEFS: Manatee gets Race to the Top funds
• Fair fun gets going
• Smokes banned at SCF
• 01/08 - Public records
• 1/9 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Car stolen with toddler being sought
• Texas insurer accuses regulator of vendetta
• Everglades refuge announced
• Bradenton routes procession for fire chief
• Bachmann: Liberals also welcome at legal summits
• In shift, U.S. says it might reject Haiti election results
• Brash congressman won't lead immigration panel
• Vang Pao influenced U.S. policy long after Vietnam War ended
• Haitian migrants hide as DR pursues deportations
• Obama signs law, decries its limits on Guantanamo detainees
• APNewsBreak: Audio gives details of WY plane crash
• Vang Pao's allies begin push for Arlington Cemetery burial
• Manatee sheriff's deputies charge man with trying to sell stolen saddle
• New Israeli military technology speeds up warfare
• Hunzeker: County layoffs certain
• Boot with foot inside found in Fla. woods
• Gov. Rick Scott denies flip-flop on Fla. gambling
• Judge: Give names to defense in prostitution case
• SEC rule likely to trigger Facebook IPO in 2012
• Unemployment rate falls to 9.4 percent, hiring up
• Bradenton Beach neighbors help prevent burglary
• City expects large crowd to honor fire chief’s life
• Manatee traffic stop leads to drug and weapons charges
• Central Fla. mayor's wife arrested on drug charges
• House Speaker Boehner on smoking: 'I am who I am'
• Fed boss likely to sound more hopeful on economy
• Casinos in the offing for Tampa?
• Corporate exec to lead Fla. growth agency
• Mossad chief: Iran won't go nuclear before 2015
• Blood bank faces critical shortage
• 150 local jobs expected from Oshkosh move
• Floods and storms kill 39 in rural South Africa
• Fla. gets 2nd half of $176 M for weatherization
• Naked man arrested after short police chase in Melbourne
• Reports: Police increase presence in London
• Obama to visit home improvement factory in Md.
• 2011-2012 Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten Open Enrollment
• Free Educational Seminar
• 01/07: Local briefs: Dorothy Hamill to appear at symposium
• ‘Greatest Show on Earth’ to open series
• River Club plans to monitor its lakes: Scientific testing will be accomplished with volunteers
• If you go: film series
• Scott’s plane plan catches some flak
• If you go
• Former Herald manager ‘had a great outlook on life’
• State may levy $43M in class size fines
• Gates' budget plan would shrink Army, Marines
• APNewsBreak: Pawlenty memoir highlights faith
• Treasury warns Congress on debt limit
• House rules catch up to GOP lawmakers who missed oath
• Pets of the week: Jan. 7
• Tips for choosing the perfect foundation plants
• Chef’s daring dishes and colorful personality perfect for artist colony
• Reading Constitution, House breaks into bipartisanship
• Attorney for Casey Anthony fined
• Scott plans to use his own jet for business travel
• Man robbed in Bradenton
• Charges filed in Facebook photos rape case
• Wife turns in husband after bank heist
• IRS agent faces 9 years for cheating on his taxes
• Gates sending 1,400 more Marines to Afghanistan
• Female guard search of man ruled unconstitutional
• Congress unlikely to extend hand to ailing states
• Gates proposing program cuts in military budget
• 90-year-old woman critical after Ellenton collision
• Manatee sheriff: Man arrested for selling stolen jewelry to pawn shop
• Palmetto driver nearly hits deputy on traffic stop, charged with DUI
• Sanction Iceland, the world's whaling outlaw
• Diggin In: Use empty egg carton and peanut butter to make a suet feeder
• Heavy floods leave at least 35 dead in Brazil
• Judge rejects Casey Anthony’s request
• 105th Epiphany celebration held in Tarpon Springs
• Fla. beauticians fear Scott's rule-cutting plans
• PROMISES, PROMISES: GOP drops some out of the gate
• Stats: Crime in Manatee, Bradenton down last year
• Tea-partiers, Rubio take seats in Congress
• School officials await word on class size fines
• Israeli, Egyptian leaders to discuss peacemaking
• Iran detains American woman on spying charges
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - January 4, 2011
• 2011 Pirates Spring Training Individual Tickets On Sale January 22, 2011
• City of Bradenton Fire Department News - January 5, 2011
• Local leaders hail ‘pro-business’ changes
• ‘A great leader’: City of Bradenton in shock after fire chief’s death (with video)
• Greenbrook asked to share speeding concerns
• Buchanan proposes balanced budget amendment
• 1/06 Political briefs: Democratic party chair to speak
• 1/06 Local briefs: Celebrating MLK with a day of service
• 1/06 School briefs: School choice enrollment starts Jan. 18
• Manatee temperatures to dip a bit
• CPA Associates combines with a top Georgia firm
• DDA chief resigns for nonprofit post
• After primary loss, write-in win, legal battle, Murkowski sworn in
• Gibbs' departure begins retooling of Obama's staff
• Health care spending declines to 50-year low
• After primary loss, write-in win, legal battle, Murkowski sworn in
• UK lawmakers: No need to stop deepwater drilling
• Boehner calls for civility, but it doesn't last long
• Fla. teacher who received threats resigns
• 19 Democrats don't back Pelosi in speaker vote
• Man robbed, slashed by muggers in Bradenton
• 'Career' offender arrested in Bradenton for failing to register
• 3 charged in drive-by slaying of Ala. child
• Obama to speak to Chamber next month
• Fugitive sex offender arrested in Manatee
• Mick Karn, bass player with '80s band Japan, dies
• US suspends military contractors in Afghanistan
• Fla. mom gets probation for death of child left in car
• Fla. atheist group upset over donation to churches
• Green cleaning solutions: Manufacturers are making more planet-friendly products and consumers are buying them
• Sarasota woman robbed while walking along U.S. 301
• Russian president to visit Palestinian territories
• Teachers, students ecstatic with first day at new Palmetto campus
• Contractor mistakenly levels Pittsburgh home
• Study project in Minnesota to focus on wild deer's relationship with farm livestock
• U.S. official opposes wild-horse slaughter
• Taking the House, GOP primes for fight with Obama
• Manatee bank robbery suspect arrested
• Bank robber eludes K-9, SWAT search
• Researchers to study cold weather and citrus
• Fla. lawmakers plea for release of dying inmate
• Disney newest cruise ship arrives in Florida
• Fake White House holiday e-mail is cyber attack
• Palmetto seeks funding help for youth recreational facilities
• Florida's new governor goes to work
• VFW Post 10141 members build wheelchair ramp for disabled WWII vet
• BP shuts down part of Alaska oil field in wake of court ruling
• Lipizzan show goes on despite challenges
• Morocco breaks up al-Qaida-linked terrorist cell
• The nation's weather
• Fall of Palestinian leader shows president's power
• House GOP asks business for advice on regulations
• Local schools net millions in grant funds
• Officer fired amid investigation
• Analysis | We still don’t really know Rick Scott
• Tight security, limited press access on display
• Blue Dog Democrat to challenge Pelosi for minority leader
• Teen Vogue launches bedding collection
• WikiLeaks: 'Voluptuous' nurse cable costs diplomat his job
• Ambassador to Libya returns to US following leaked cable
• Democrats brace for tea party's influence in new Congress
• US citizen gets prison for 1968 air hijacking
• Auditor of Afghan spending sacks aides
• Authorities investigate man’s death in Bradenton
• Bradenton police officer fired amid internal investigation
• Cops: Man killed on highway was shot boy's grandpa
• Israeli PM appeals to US to free convicted spy
• Manatee to receive Race to the Top funding
• Fla. Gov. Scott's inaugural speech as prepared
• Hospitals pay millions in Medicare settlement
• Scott sworn in as Florida's 45th governor
• Queen's rural retreat struck by canine disease
• Fla burglar dies after jumping through home's window
• It's not easy being humongous and green
• JUST NEEDED TLC: Mare, filly rescued once before, get another dose of love
• Walmart expansion end welcomed
• Obama to sign bill to improve nation's food safety
• Oil rises to near $92 as global equities rally
• Officials: Exhumation of Nazi victims in March
• Urban farm trains immigrants, offers chance a decent wage
• CAPITAL CULTURE: DC full of do-not-enter entrances
• Suncoast opens blood donor center in Manatee
• Teachers learn about homeless students
• Manatee County home sales up at year’s end
• Police: Woman fatally stabs lawmaker in east India
• Fla. has decades worth of development capacity
• Texan jailed for 30 years likely to be cleared
• House GOP sending Obama a health message
• Scott going all out for today’s inauguration
• ARRRRRR! Privateers celebrate anniversary
• ‘Obama prayer’ brings censure
• New lawmakers get ready to govern, compromise
• Obamas to return from Hawaii vacation
• Chef Competition Benefits Women’s Resource Center
• Bash funded by special interest groups
• 1/4 LOCAL BRIEFS: Animal Services to open downtown adoption center
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 4
• Former Catholic priest lashes out at the church
• Buchanan to chair caucus
• Judge: Attorneys for Casey Anthony violated order
• Palmetto commissioners deadlocked over gaming facility
• Cell tower denial upheld
• Jerry Brown returns to lead a troubled California
• Obama prepares to face emboldened GOP
• House ethics panel drops Wilson probe
• Obama returns to a challenging agenda
• Steele touts record as RNC chairman as rivals vow change
• New congressman tries to clear financial questions
• Obama administration allows Gulf drilling
• Tampa officer retires after sex in patrol car allegation
• Cretan tools point to 130,000-year-old sea travel
• Ex-Fla. Catholic priest writes of romance in book
• 500 seamen stranded in icebound Russian ships
• US general: Deal with tribe in Taliban bastion
• Former Democratic Conn. congressman Ratchford dies
• 5 bucks a gallon for gas by 2012?
• How to turn electric bill hike into cut
• Jillian Michaels plans to focus on organic farms, other health-related projects
• Jay Leno picks up his new Chevy Volt
• NYC jumper saved by trash uncollected since storm
• Gunman charged with pointing gun at two men in Manatee
• Sarasota Kennel Club hanging on with help from poker room
• Our Parks | Robinson Preserve: ‘Like having a mini-Everglades in your backyard’
• Scott discusses state pension reform
• Southeast nets nod from MIT for 2nd year
• Palmetto Commission gets new look for 2011
• Tailgaters pay homage to the ’50s
• Bradenton woman charged with running over boyfriend
• Nigerian Muslim sect blamed for policeman killing
• GOP agenda may mean more in 2012 than now
• Fla. man says he'll live in lions' den for 30 days
• Cruise ship worker drowns at Port Everglades
• Donated Christmas trees become gifts at Fla. zoo
• Casey Anthony wants sex questions prohibited at trial
• Manatee deputies seek missing man, 78
• Man robbed of cash, phone in Bradenton
• Bombing opens vein of Christian anger in Egypt
• Obama to increase engagement with Africa in 2011
• Somali pirates seize Algerian-owned ship off Oman
• Dine, Dance And Help Pay For Vaccinations In Bradenton
• Beautiful Salon and Spa Opens It’s Doors In Lakewood Ranch
• Manatee County NAACP News - December 30, 2010
• National Celebrity, Johnny Peers and the Muttville Comix!
• The Daily Scoop and Grind - New Product / Service Announcement
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 3
• 1/3 LOCAL BRIEFS: Bottle collectors show set
• JOURNALISM NEXT: College-bound students get a head start with AP classes
• 1/3 GALLERY: Putting on the glam
• Mexican cartel announces 1-month truce
• Obama signs Sept. 11 first responders bill
• Second body found in burned Calif. house
• U.S. plans to remove nonnative species from Florida Keys
• 1 week after blizzard, NYC garbage is piled high
• Insurgent attacks kill 4 Iraqi security officers
• AP Enterprise: NH commits only 2 sex offenders
• Iran claims to down spy planes but offers no proof
• Issa pledges to take on White House over spending
• Kaine: No serious 2012 primary challenge to Obama
• Report: Iran may commute woman's stoning sentence
• Spain: Church holds Mass supporting family values
• Scott raises $2.8 million for inaugural events
• Fla. mechanic dies when tractor-trailer falls
• Remains found in Pensacola storage unit identified as girl's
• Woman refuses to buy drugs, man steals her phone
• Victim robbed after meeting Craigslist 'buyer'
• Spain enacts tough anti-smoking law
• Nigeria: Oil militants deny hand in barrack attack
• Shania Twain weds exec Thiebaud in Puerto Rico
• Bradenton women claim Manatee, Sarasota's first babies of the year
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 2
• 01/02 - Police blotter
• No need for snow blowers in sunny, mild Bradenton
• Shiverin' shamrocks!
• Another mail drop box is target of arson
• Club to award scholarship
• 01/02 - Public records
• Bondi sets agenda for AG’s office
• Killer python may have been hungry
• Man robbed after meeting Craigslist ‘buyer’
• Woman gets phone stolen after saying no to weed
• Bradenton man hit by gunfire that may have been part of New Year's celebration
• Braun's race for mayor now gets more attention
• Bail set at $13M for Texas bank standoff suspects
• Spending showdowns will test new Congress leaders
• Haiti's Independence Day marked by protests
• Autopsy for Fla. woman who died during liposuction
• Florida stops online testing for learner's permits
• Attorneys want Somalis' piracy convictions tossed
• India's dirty old writer releases 'last' book
• Obama: Dems, GOP must cooperate in new year
• Bicyclist injured in mugging in Palmetto
• Man injured fighting off robbery try in Bradenton
• Man robbed outside 7-Eleven store in Bradenton
• Russian passenger jet explodes; 1 dead, 10 injured
• Bradenton’s rockin’ family New Year’s Eve
• Inmates riot at low-security prison in England
• Train crashes into barrier in southern Sweden
• Sun should shine on Rose Parade in Pasadena
• Chief justice urges progress naming judges
• Martinez becomes NM gov as new year starts
• Philippine holiday firecracker injuries total 546
• Fire in drop box destroys mail at E. Manatee post office
• Manatee ag teacher wins national recognition
• Rally for safety in Palmetto
• Travel for Kottkamp cost taxpayers $1.1M
• As 2011 arrives, so does the presidential race
• Traffic Watch for Jan. 1
• 01/01 - Public records
• Woman to lead juvenile justice
• McCollum’s political career appears to be over
• Rose Parade moves at crawl toward green
• Man robbed of cell phones in Bradenton
• 1st woman to lead Fla. juvenile justice department
• Delta fish numbers continue to languish in California
• Miller ending legal battle, conceding Senate race
• MSO: Couple tries to scam Bradenton store
• NKorea vows better ties with SKorea
• Chevy Volt, Nissan Leaf post small December sales
• Florida agriculture loses $273M in December freeze
• Ousted ex-president says he'll return to Honduras
• UN warns against any attack on Ivory Coast hotel
• Report: Marine's killer may have been using drugs
• WikiLeaks' Assange: 2,000 sites now have all documents
• Fla. man charged with murder 31 yrs later
• 20-year, low-cost food program in Florida closes
• McCollum's political career appears to be ending
• Cable TV dispute threatens Penn State-Fla. game
• MSO: Couple tries to scam Bradenton store
• Palmetto rally hoping to stop violence
• Egypt floods sweep bus with schoolgirls, 15 drown
• Tail end of storms blast some Western states
• Palestinian leader wants US backing in UN proposal
• 18 homicides, 10 unsolved in Manatee in 2010
• Lake Superior State's 2011 list of banished words
• 12/31 Local briefs: Neal tapped for judicial commission
• Carrie Murrell:1905-2010 Wisdom, knowledge will be her life’s legacy
• Spilled tomatoes make mess of I-75 onramp
• NEW YEAR’S EVENTS: ‘Countdown’ highlights local celebrations
• Let the rowing begin: First competitive team puts oars in Manatee River
• Japanese prisons face swelling elderly population
• Dog dies as fire destroys home
• Voters gave Fla. many new faces
• In Ellenton, wishes fall from the sky
• US charges filed in Sen. Levin pie-in-face case
• Stake your claim with gold in the landscape
• Special Thanks: Kiteboarder now has smooth sailing
• Youth group leader Jim Nelson switches careers
• Chrysler, Ford recall thousands of trucks and SUVs
• Chicken tries to cross the road, gets hit by Manatee deputy
• Police: Fla. bank robber wanted to go to prison
• Crist seeking money for farmers after cold snap
• Chrysler recalling trucks and SUVs
• As 2011 arrives, so does the presidential race
• UN: Forces obstruct Ivory Coast mass grave probe
• AP National News Calendar
• Calif. governor rejects parole for deadly dentist
• Yemen releases hundreds of Shiite rebels
• Toys stored by accused Del. doctor to be auctioned
• Brazil's president-elect reaches out to cellmates
• Area crops suffer as Bradenton again reaches record-low chill
• Longtime skaters roll, remember at reunion
• Manatee Avenue to be reduced to one lane at night for roadwork
• Complaint filed against Marine in theater melee
• Local woman, tipster help nab escapee
• Bradenton police arrest man in connection with forged prescription
• Man charged with setting fire at Bradenton post office
• Hard-hit construction sector helps build young workers
• Protesters at Beale AFB decry treatment of alleged WikiLeaks figure Manning
• Diggin In: For garden inspiration, try one of these calendars
• The EPA goes after carbon
• UK's Thatcher appealed to Iran over US hostages
• Advocacy group: 57 reporters killed in 2010
• Ring envy: Why the ring and the ceremony are so important
• Coast Guard seizes $48M in cocaine on speedboat
• 2010 election gives Fla. many new faces in office
• New technology allows rapid license plate checks
• Securing New Year's Eve in Times Square
• Gunfire hits Bradenton home
• Sheriff’s HQ now drug disposal site
• Calif. liver recipient, 13, on mission of thanks
• US, Venezuela evict ambassadors in diplomatic spat
• Emergency response criticized after NY snowstorm
• How the poll was conducted
• AP-GfK Poll: Baby boomers worried about Medicare
• Factory blast kills 5 in China
• Dr. Inda Mowett Earns Board Certification in Bariatric Medicine (Weight Loss Management)
• Nighttime Lane Closure On Manatee Avenue - Jan. 3-7, 2011
• Winner of Award - Mattison'd Riverside Voted 'Best on the Bay'
• Scott vows to streamline government
• Red Cross drive within $2K of goal
• Manatee Legislative Delegation sets meeting
• Obama bypasses Senate to name new envoys
• WikiLeaks: Obama change on visa for kidnapper was an accident
• Fla woman strangled by necklace caught in massager
• BP's spill costs look manageable 8 months later
• Effort to regulate coal ash imperiled by bad data, report finds
• With ink barely dry on New START, fight looms over test ban treaty
• Neighbors put Ivory Coast military option on hold
• Manatee sheriff's office won't pursue complaint against Marine in movie theater fight
• Police: Pa. man stole video game from boy's casket
• US says it may evacuate Ivory Coast embassy
• Tampa man get 30 years for shooting friend
• Somali pirates attempt hijacking near Mozambique
• Murder trial for British contractor opens in Iraq
• Polygamist sect leader due back in Texas court
• Commander: US can't seal Afghan-Pakistan border
• Brazil sets quota for black diplomatic students
• Successful conservation program turns 25 with uncertainty and hope
• Manatee bird lovers brave cold for Audubon's annual Christmas count
• Palestinians to take settlement battle to UN
• Storybook brings slain child's imagination to life
• Tribal memory coming alive in new healing garden
• Oil spill clarifies road map for sea turtle recovery
• WikiLeaks cables highlight Cuba's health care issues
• Storybook brings slain child's imagination to life
• K-9 killed in line of duty was an "A-plus" dog
• Manatee authorities capture fugitive at local motel
• 12 Chinese with fake US visas arrested in Bangkok
• Deal reached over Fla. girl's Facebook teacher comments
• Farmers lose $115 million so far in freeze
• In Manatee, let the thaw-out begin
• Construction sails on new rowing facility
• Foes of NW Bradenton development request hearing
• Manatee schools, bus drivers in pay squabble
• Remote NYC neighborhoods more isolated by storm
• Retiring senator spurs action on Indian issues
• VFW seeks to diversify, reaches out to young vets
• Commander: US can't seal Afghan-Pakistan border
• The Manatee County Parks and Recreation Department - 2011 Spring Youth Basketball
• The Manatee County Parks and Recreation Department - 2011 Spring Adult Softball
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - December 28, 2010
• Scott asks lawmakers for ideas
• Judge clears way for Murkowski's Alaska Senate win
• Aviation officials under fire over security gaps
• GOP candidates rush to get into Senate races
• Armed robbers leave bank empty handed
• Bradenton man mugged while walking with daughters
• New laws may not be on the books for very long
• After holiday spree, doubts about economy linger
• Jimmy Carter helps release loggerhead sea turtle
• Venice hospital briefly locked down after reported threat
• Obama to delay next year's budget proposal by week
• Manatee stranded on Ala. beach, dies
• 2 planes bump at St. Louis airport; no injuries
• Mead, drink of vikings, comes out of the Dark Ages
• S.African police find weapons bound for Somalia
• Intel: 3 suspected US strikes kill 17 in Pakistan
• Yurok seek slice of Redwood National Park for new tribal park
• Obama's economist pick seen as sign of new agenda
• Russia rejects criticism of Khodorkovsky's trial
• Where are the jobs? For many companies, overseas
• Pakistan govt in turmoil as party to quit Cabinet
• Iran says West hostility jeopardizes nuclear talks
• Texas pastor facing burglary charges says she's no thief
• Governor-elect to meet with lawmakers in Tampa
• Editors: BP oil spill top Fla. news story of 2010
• 5 dead in Fla. motel carbon monoxide poisoning
• Coach probe not disclosed to school officials
• Woman charged with attempted break-in at Bradenton mobile home park
• The nation's weather
• Woman robbed outside of DeSoto Square mall
• Couple: We were attacked at movies
• Manatee man helps lost guide dog find way home to blind owner
• Sheriff’s detectives investigating fatal shooting in Palmetto
• China moving toward deploying anti-carrier missile
• Obama steps out in Hawaii for shave ice treat
• Explosion at treatment plant sends sludge into river
• Saint Stephen's Episcopal School's Athletic Booster Club 7th Annual 5k Run
• Bank sues to foreclose on two stalled projects
• 112th Congress to have new look
• Snail mucus, potheads add to strange Fla. news in 2010
• Traffic Watch for Dec. 28
• 12/28 LOCAL BRIEFS: City to host New Year’s Eve party
• GOP hopefuls find some issues a hazard early on
• Miller lifts opposition to certifying AK election
• Researchers: Ancient human remains found in Israel
• Michigan dad of 3 missing boys waives key hearing
• Attempted bank robbery at Ellenton BB&T
• British court holds 9 on US Embassy terror plot
• Manatee sheriff: Couple attacked at movie theater
• More farmers markets expand to year-round
• Police arrest 6 in central Nigeria violence
• Body of motorcyclist found by Fla. job seeker
• Twin suicide bombings in western Iraq kill 14
• Bundle up: Cold snap is working its way to Florida
• Man appeals 25-year stint in Southeast robberies
• Deputies investigate slaying in Palmetto
• For Japan, 2010 was a year to forget
• US missiles hit Pakistan borderlands, killing 18
• The responsible regift: 4 ways to offload a holiday misfire and make it count
• Charging electric cars at the Cracker Barrel
• Youths arrested in cinema fight
• Investigator: Drop charge in Afghan civilian death
• Pad technology: Greenest in history?
• TP on an eco-roll: No tube!
• Scott agenda: No business as usual in Florida
• Building permits increase, but still weak
• Taliban kidnap 23 Pakistanis in show of strength
• Mass. tourist steps in front of Disney bus, dies
• Police arrest man in attempted abduction case
• In Congress, a harder line on illegal immigrants
• 1 dead after canoe flips in central Fla. lake
• Paintings Of Exciting Abstract Painter Fernando Madridejos
• Puerto Rico baffled by high asthma rate
• Traffic Watch for Dec. 27
• JOURNALISM NEXT: Video games to go on trial
• 12/27 GALLERY: ELFIN HIJINKS
• Residential building permits in Manatee
• ‘Day after’ sales strong
• Snowstorm coats East, frustrating holiday travel
• Stuck freighter in Mich. free with help of 7 tugs
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Emanuel in Chicago
• Large crowd at movie theater as men are arrested
• Chavez bids critical farewell to adversary Perez
• Obama extends well wishes to Saudi king
• New Congress promises little bipartisanship
• New Congress promises little bipartisanship
• Manatee man with Alzheimer's missing
• Deadly Afghan year takes toll on 101st Airborne
• Homeland Security chief defends airport security
• Detained journalists in Iran to meet with family
• Israeli military kills 2 Gaza militants
• Retailers roll out after-Christmas sales
• Afghan official: NATO violated security agreement
• Cheers and tears spotlight year that was 2010
• East Word: Change the name of the game in 2010
• Bus, van collide in India, killing 35, injuring 14
• Manatee County drivers love manatees
• Funeral services set for 2nd Chicago firefighter
• Jimmy Carter vs. guinea worm: Sudan is last battle
• Medicare regulation revives end-of-life planning
• Bundle up: Cold snap is working its way to Florida
• Many of state’s new pill mill reforms delayed
• Caring and sharing for Christmas
• CLOSINGS FOR CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR’S DAY
• 12/26 - Real estate transfers
• 12/26 - Public records
• Family of 13 kids celebrates first Christmas
• Salvation Army worker given donation of gold
• 12/26 - Police blotter
• Traffic Watch for Dec. 26
• Still stung by defeat, Sink looks to future
• WAfricans threaten force in Ivory Coast; 14K flee
• Wilderness areas face criticism from border security advocates
• WikiLeaks: How U.S. tried to stop Spain's torture probe
• Venezuelan ex-president Carlos Andres Perez dies
• Unexploded homemade bombs found in Colorado store
• Dutch detain 12 Somalis on terror suspicions
• Girl, 7, killed in hit-and-run in South Florida
• Florida firefighter wins mustache award
• Here's your Christmas present: A flight in Europe
• Guinea's president names new prime minister
• Miami red light cameras will be turned on Jan. 1
• Pedestrian hit by thrown object along local street
• Imam to tour nation promoting NYC Islamic center
• China shifts gears in Sudan, advancing prospects for partition
• Biden says public support for gay marriage 'inevitable'
• Pedestrian hit by thrown object along local street
• Hunt continues in Manatee and Florida for escaped inmate
• IDs released after boat sinks off NJ coast
• Russian parliament tentatively approves arms pact
• Final goodbye: A roll call of some who died in '10
• Afghan officials probe NATO raid
• Police investigate drive-by shooting in Palmetto
• Girl fatally struck twice in Orlando intersection
• EPA moving unilaterally to limit greenhouse gases
• Secret Santa: NORAD mum on how it tracks St. Nick
• Just for Girls Club exudes spirit of giving (with photo gallery)
• Manatee braces for next cold snap
• Darfur rebels clash with Sudanese army troops
• Environmentalists fear Navy plan could harm whales
• Italy: anarchists wanted revenge on Chile, Swiss
• In Christmas tradition, Gulf Coast birds counted
• Travelers face harsh weather over holiday weekend
• Orphaned baby dolphin rescued from Fla. lagoon
• Pickup truck driver races through Obama checkpoint
• SEC accuses local man of $34M fraud
• Manatee family devastated by fire overwhelmed with donations
• Local Orion Bank among those that failed
• Arrest made in attempted murder case
• Florida's growing clout in Washington thanks to illegal immigrants
• Polo gallops into 20th season at Lakewood Ranch
• Senior Lunch Club Starts in Lakewood Ranch
• DUI enforcement planned for New Year’s
• Japan agency warned not to accept whale meat gifts
• Free meals offered on Christmas
• Ivory Coast state TV signal cut off in some areas
• Interior gives BLM authority to temporarily protect pristine western areas
• WikiLeaks: Army opens probe into how Manning stole files
• Ground zero workers celebrate political victory
• Hollies are heavenly in the landscape
• Calling all Snowbirds
• Sea Breeze fifth grader a People to People ambassador
• Miller expects decision on legal fight Monday
• EPA to set pollution limits on power plants, refineries
• EPA moves to curb emissions from power plants, refineries
• Army WikiLeaks probe could lead to new charges
• Transition team wants Florida to boost business
• Watchdog cites stumbles in air traffic program
• Bradenton police arrest attempted murder suspect
• Body of slain American flown to US
• Iran meets with US Navy over piracy
• Tampa officer's wife victim of abduction attempt
• Most companies restore 401(k) employee matches
• Woman robbed trying to deliver cocaine in Manatee
• 'Lame duck Congress morphed into energizer bunny
• Poinsettias are pretty plants any time of the year, so consider saving yours for summer, and again next Christmas
• When it's cold and frightful outdoors, warm yourself by the flame of manmade logs.
• Hearing officer: Emanuel can run for Chicago mayor
• Pakistani drone victim seeks to put US on trial
• Activists: Live animals freezing in nativity scene
• Obama hoping for low-profile Hawaiian vacation
• Maryland car crash reveals indoor marijuana farm
• Khmer Rouge jailer's appeals to be heard in March
• Vets-in-training helping elderly keep animals
• Registered sex offender arrested on new charges
• Southern Iraqi city eyes break from Baghdad
• Analysis: Senate nuke pact boosts US-Russia ties
• The great tree debate
• Scott getting rid of Fla. drug control office
• Trying to go green for the holidays? Here are some tips, questions and answers
• Alaska court refuses to overturn sen. vote results
• Bradenton Marauders Announce 2011 Coaching Staff
• New Year’s Eve Celebration In Downtown Bradenton
• Mattison's Riverside Announces Merryvale Wine-Pairing Dinner
• Combined bank assets
• The banks by the numbers
• Whitney to merge with Hancock Bank: Whitney has 18 branches in the Tampa Bay area
• Manatee clergy hail repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Gang census: County has 516 members
• 12/23 Police Briefs: Man, woman robbed by assailants
• 12/23 School Briefs: Private school fair set for Lakewood Ranch
• 12/23 Local Briefs: Red Cross within $25K of fund goal
• 12/23 Political Notes: Manatee’s legislative delegation calls meeting
• Governor’s drug control office to close next month
• Hunsaders spending holidays in Cambodia
• 111th Congress adjourns after lame duck session
• 3 convicted in terror plot on Australian army base
• Obama's lame-duck lesson: 'We are not doomed to endless gridlock'
• Chinese leader makes state visit to US on Jan. 19
• Time runs out on US Armenian genocide resolution
• Debate rages over protection for polar bears
• Obama: Polar bear 'threatened,' not endangered
• Border Patrol remembers slain agent as warrior
• Report: Fla. has 1,403 gangs with 56,200 members
• Rain pounding Calif.; snow buries Colo., with GALLERY
• Hancock, Whitney banks to combine
• Scott’s role in Capital: consolidation king
• Man and woman robbed in Oneco
• Colo. family still in awe of mom, baby's recovery
• Eelgrass a boon to the ecology, a bane to boaters
• Shrinking habitat may result in overharvest of tuna, billfish
• 113 Haitian children join adoptive French families
• Bank of America wonders about WikiLeaks' planned 'megaleak'
• Robot waiters in China never lose patience
• Elements of New START US-Russia nuclear pact
• Custodian charged with taking Christmas gifts
• Bradenton Prep cited for lacking permits
• Deputies search for missing teen
• Israel moving tank defense system near Gaza
• Hyundai, VW top insurance industry safe car list
• Fight looms after Texas gets 4 new US House seats
• Obama signing 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• SKorea holds massive new drills after North attack
• Another step in protecting gopher frogs
• EPA to review toxic metal in tap water
• Foodies fight with film school for space in LA
• Jungle Island reopens tiger exhibit
• Foodies fight with film school for space in LA
• Local rockers We the Kings home for holidays
• New apartments going up in Lakewood Ranch
• Bond issue sought for Riverwalk project
• Florida’s clout on Capitol Hill to grow
• AAA: Millions of Floridians set to travel for holidays
• Homeless honored by candle light
• Immunity in Medicaid suits could cost taxpayers
• Woman robbed in her car
• MSO looks for robbery suspect
• Analysis: A political rebound, but can it hold?
• Report raises doubts about Obama missile defense plan
• Make the 'Big Green Buy'
• Advocates urge shorter timeline for 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Lame duck? For Obama, it could be the golden goose
• New census data alter balance of power in Congress
• Palmetto man killed when car overturns
• Man arrested for punching and spitting on BPD officers
• Bradenton man runs around apartment complex nude
• Muve service includes unlimited music downloads
• Bradenton man arrested for breaking security guard’s arm with shovel
• Congress passes bill to help save world's sharks
• Dutch reporters questioned after Nazi complaint
• $1.5M offer made for disputed Philly Boy Scouts HQ
• Irate man threatens Fla. pain management doctor
• Soon the government check won't be in the mail
• WikiLeaks' Assange complains he's victim of leaks
• Toyota to pay $32.4 million in extra fines
• Police: Flyer wrongly accuses Philly man in deaths
• Afghan government disbands private security firms
• NATO denies US military pushing for Pakistan raids
• US executions drop by 12 percent in 2010
• Obama to meet with Congressional Hispanic Caucus
• 10th bicyclist killed on Tampa Bay roads
• Fla. could gain 2 House seats in new Census
• Fla. man gets life in child porn case
• Missing man, 76, found safe by police on Longboat Key
• Man arrested in fatal shooting in Palmetto
• Manatee High assistant coach charged with drug trafficking
• Child escapes injury in drive-by shooting in Manatee
• Suit filed over Buchanan contributions
• Salvation Army Toy Shop gives Manatee parents a hand with Christmas
• Australian man jailed for lying about being a POW
• Military will write the rules on repeal of gay ban
• Councilmembers, Kids To Recognize Holiday Decorations
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - December 21, 2010
• Stylists And Estheticians Pamper Teachers At Imagine School Lakewood Ranch
• Smoothie King Classic Showcases Some Of The Best Area Basketball Talent
• Award-Winning Lecture Series Returns To Sarasota – Bradenton Area
• Chef Paul Mattison Announces Mattison's Riverside: Cooking With Seafood
• Bradenton Downtown Development Authority Meeting Agenda for December 21, 2010
• SCF set deadline for new students
• Olympic coach to lead complex
• District shuffler celebrates his 100th birthday today
• Traffic Watch for Dec. 21
• Incorporation leaders hit with questions
• Commentary: Local seniors shine at State Championships
• Obama lobbies GOP senators to back arms pact
• Employees charged with selling alcohol to minors
• McConnell slams START, but facts don't back him up
• Barbour defends Miss. school integration account
• Senate sets START showdown vote for Tuesday
• VA to consolidate Lejeune water claims at Louisville office
• US: Chavez's rejection of diplomat to have impact
• Long-term care volunteers save Fla. $1.8 million
• Diaz-Balart to Cuban military: avoid Tiananmen
• Fla. to host GOP presidential debate next October
• Feds want reporting for high-powered rifle sales
• Brother disputes sale of Lee Harvey Oswald coffin
• Strong earthquake hits southeastern Iran
• Rare-earth mining operation to revive in US
• Convicted drug dealer charged in Palmetto slaying
• Low-cost food program shut down in Florida
• Slain American tourist had deep ties to Israel
• Convicted sex offender arrested in Manatee
• Does light pollution worsen air pollution?
• Book review: 'Real Simple: 869 New Uses for Old Things'
• Post Office offers green tips for holidays
• EarthTalk: Why isn't my dishwasher detergent working as well?
• 12 men arrested in suspected UK terrorism plot
• Emerson Point Preserve grabs visitors with its history
• Do Your Part: Top five items to recycle this holiday
• Formaldehyde in wrinkle-free clothes
• The 22.8-year switch: GE's Energy Smart LED
• Man selling iPhone robs buyer at gunpoint
• Brazil's leader Silva hints he may run again
• Online meeting leads to armed robbery near Manatee outlet mall
• No one hurt in two Bradenton shootings
• Police: Fla. woman locked 6 cats locked in closet
• Purse in Fla. shooting back up for auction
• 2010 census: Florida to get more power
• In tough economy, Santas are also suffering
• Contractors behaving badly mean headaches for US
• Pittsburgh Pirates Team up with Baseball Factory and Roberto's Kids to Host Equipment Drive in Bradenton, FL
• Pub tale highlights Britain's new community ethos
• Cortez boat parade winners
• Colombian brothers helping their school soccer team
• Tree on wheels steals Christmas show
• WikiLeaks cables roil India's political landscape
• With gay ban debate over, military impact in doubt
• McConnell to vote against treaty with Russians
• Backers of 9/11 health bill optimistic
• Car careens into tree, porch in Pa.; 4 die, 1 hurt
• 2 die as private jet crashes near Swiss ski resort
• US orders nearly all personnel out of Ivory Coast
• 2 main Somali Islamist insurgent groups to merge
• Gay rights in focus before UN vote
• Gays see repeal as a civil rights milestone
• New population count may complicate Obama 2012 bid
• Bradenton police seek missing elderly woman
• Stabbed US tourist's body found near Jerusalem
• Biden: 2011 Afghan troop cuts more than `token'
• Biden: No veto threat on spending bill with pork
• Biden: US trying to stop WikiLeaks disclosures
• WikiLeaks sheds light on U.S. bid to sell jet fighters to Brazil
• Man fights off robbery attempt in Bradenton
• Rain fails to slow holiday bustle
• History comes alive at De Soto National Memorial
• Manatee teachers to pay price for $8.4M health insurance fund deficit
• Will reforms right Manatee Rural Health?
• Man carjacked in Manatee while at car wash
• Man dies in early morning rollover crash in Myakka
• Russian president Medvedev to visit India
• 8 injured in Colo. tour bus crash, 2 serious
• Chinese premier praises Pakistan's terror fight
• For dangerous work, Mexican police officers get low pay and little respect
• Dealing with holiday stress
• Florida Keys BP spill payouts reach $64 million
• Scott asks Crist team to stay on
• Gov.-elect’s ties to health care worry reformists
• Holiday lights
• 12/19 - Property transfers
• Traffic Watch for Dec. 19
• 12/19 - Public records
• 12/19 - police blotter
• ‘Shamrock Shiver’ set for Jan. 1
• Legislative delegation to meet
• TODAY’S BEST BETS
• Our Parks feature debuts with Emerson Point Preserve
• Manatee Rural Health compared to other agencies
• Rural Health’s meetings remain closed to public
• Gays celebrate repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Albatross may have new breeding ground on third island, if egg hatches
• Presidential change-up on Obama at Heat-Wizards
• GOP bid to change U.S.-Russia nuclear treaty fails
• Pentagon: Lifting gay ban to take time
• Congress repeals 'don't ask, don't tell' policy on gays in military
• DREAM Act comes to an end in Senate
• Congress repeals 'don't ask, don't tell' policy on gays in military
• 2 men hospitalized after airboat flips in Fla.
• French families to adopt 318 Haitian children
• Fed gov't is still in business - for now
• Senate nears repeal of military's curbs on gays
• Obama pushes for nuke treaty ratification
• SKorea to hold firing drills despite NKorea threat
• Report: Gunmen attack Korean site in Afghanistan
• Iran nuclear chief takes over as foreign minister
• Dreams realized at SCF commencement
• Motorcyclist killed in Bradenton crash
• Investigation lands Manatee woman in jail on drug charges
• Ex-convict charged with imprisoning, burning girlfriend in Bradenton
• Two arrested in Bradenton while dumpster diving
• Search for survivors in Australian boat crash ends
• Sri Lanka allows UN to 'share' war crime evidence
• New details released in fire chief sex charges
• Fla. employee pension investments create 176 jobs
• May 2012 date set for opening of new Disney resort
• Bank of America says it'll block payments for WikiLeaks
• Manatee all aglow with holiday events
• 12/18 - Public records
• Traffic Watch for Dec. 18
• Manatee jobless rate soars to 12.6%
• Panel delays implementation of diesel emissions rules in California
• Teen in car bomb plot held in protective custody
• S.W.A.T. Networking Announces The Installation Of It’s 2011 Board Of Directors At Their December Luncheon
• As grass grew, so did Ray Bradley's business
• Man gets life for shooting lover to death
• Judge wraps up hearing on salmon without issuing ruling
• Obama salutes spirit of compromise, signs tax bill
• A $48 billion earmark? Blogosphere runs wild with erroneous report
• Govt loosens terror frozen funds requirement
• A $48 billion earmark? Blogosphere runs wild with erroneous report
• White House issues plan to protect science from government
• Motorcyclist dies in Bradenton crash
• Bradenton man sentenced to life in prison for killing lover
• Bradenton man charged with tying up, burning woman
• Pentagon denies mistreating WikiLeaks suspect
• Witnesses chase down, catch purse-snatching suspect in Bradenton
• Purse in Fla. school board shooting up for auction
• Court sentences 16 over murder of French Jew
• Post office preparing for busiest day of the year
• Snow grounds 800 flights across Europe
• Clinton worried by talk of cutting US foreign aid
• Derby Brats learn how to be tough in the rink -- and in the world
• Bradenton charity drive seeks winter clothing for people, dogs
• Mullen: Taliban hideouts can be shut down
• WikiLeaks chief says he fears US ready to indict
• Shopping for toys, kids build bonds with police
• Officials: CIA station chief pulled from Islamabad
• Palin: 'Double standard' for politicians who cry
• Accountants on edge waiting for tax-cut changes
• Dem critic raps Obama over tax cut deal
• NKorea warns SKorea to stop live-fire drills
• Fancy ATM skips the folding cash, spits out gold
• Leak: India says Pakistan must do more on Mumbai
• Fight escalates over plan to keep Asian carp out of the Great Lakes
• WikiLeaks cables indicate Cuba sought 'secret channel' to U.S.
• Garth Brooks hosts sing-along at benefit concert
• Mother charged with child abuse after burglary, crash in Manatee
• State readying unemployment numbers from November
• US judge seeks answers on Everglades fixes
• New Disney resort will feature affordable suites
• Town Hall projects awaiting answers from SMR
• Former Bradenton Prep teachers’ suit continues
• Auto crash injures two in Bradenton
• Shots fired at Manatee residence
• Bradenton baby who fell through ceiling doing well
• Lawmakers stretching out Russia nuke pact debate
• Administration launches new attack on invasive Asian carp
• State, federal authorities launch separate attacks on Asian carp
• Southern Manatee fire chief resigns
• Judge weighing Florida health care challenge
• 1217 LOCAL BRIEFS: Homeless remembered during vigil
• Notables headline lecture series
• Charity Drive In Bradenton Seeks Winter Clothing For People, Dogs
• Parrish spreads Christmas cheer
• Snow, sleet wreak havoc in Mid-Atlantic, South
• Agencies announce $47 million in new projects to fight Asian carp
• Iowa GOP announces date for straw poll, debate
• Spending bill includes millions for San Joaquin Delta
• Bradenton man arrested in home invasion robbery case
• Afghanistan progress report warns of continued al-Qaida threat
• Jamaica PM pins blame on lax counter-drug unit
• Bulletin board: Dec. 17
• Returned wallet a blessing
• Tips for protecting your plants from the cold
• Untitled
• A look at what's missing from Afghanistan strategy review
• House nears passage of $858 billion tax-cut bill
• Couple arrested for burglary, mother charged with abuse
• Baby doing OK after fall from the attic
• Boy, 5, brings mother's gun to central Fla. school
• 2 charged with beating woman during Bradenton burglary
• Russia's Putin: Khodorkovsky 'should sit in jail'
• Nigerian in court on new charges in plane plot
• Judge turns down Lamprecht’s request
• Icy roads making for dangerous driving in South
• Pope calls Christians the most persecuted
• WikiLeaks' Assange granted bail by U.K. judge
• Pakistan, China celebrate 'all-weather' friendship
• Former Bradenton Prep teachers seek back pay at hearing today
• City council OKs fifth bar for Old Main
• Fire destroys Manatee home, Christmas presents
• Bradenton-Sarasota: No. 1 spot to retire
• Obama war review: Taliban, al-Qaida diminished
• Big Top Tours traces Sarasota's colorful circus history
• Palestinians ask Europe to recognize a state
• Manatee bucks foreclosure drop
• Panel votes to ban or restrict fishing in protected marine areas in Southern California
• Manatee sheriff: Suspect in A/C thefts arrested
• WikiLeaks cable details Cuba's 'frustration' with Jamaica in drug fight
• Pence: Tax cut package won't help create jobs
• India's top court to oversee telecoms scam probe
• US doesn't expect Cuba upheaval with Castro death
• Fla. police chief retires as misconduct charges loom
• BP shares down 2.8 pct after US brings lawsuit
• Fla. farmers assess cold weather damage to crops
• School board shooter had turbulent life
• Children’s Movement sets legislative goals
• 70-acre sports complex in LWR now in works
• Baby, sitter fall through ceiling in Bradenton
• Sen. Bennett to speak to GOP group
• Bradenton man charged with assaulting, robbing friend
• Obama to speak about latest Afghan-Pakistan report
• Emanuel's Chicago residency hearing enters 3rd day
• CAPITAL CULTURE: Capitol pump room serves moms
• Okla. set to execute inmate with substitute drug
• Hafner says SCF fixed deficiencies quickly
• Fire district to meet; probe goes on
• Local growers learned lesson from last year
• Good Deeds: Bank Of America Donates $5,000
• Summary Of Actions From Dec. 15, 2010 Bradenton City Council Meeting
• Local Realtor Honored As Entrepreneur Of The Year
• 12/16 Local Briefs: Firefighters awarded for saving lives
• Vitale’s Christmas party embraces under-privileged
• Rare immigration bills pass Congress
• House Roll Call: Lifting ban on gays in military
• California plan to restore Delta receives federal boost
• State OKs ocean fishing bans for Southern California
• Despite vows to curb earmarks, Congress loads them in bill
• White House: Summers exit not until end of year
• 5 die in crashes as storm sweeps through Southeast
• Tax-cut deal could revive Obama's chances in 2012
• START's Senate backers say they have 67 votes
• SCF 'put the wheels in motion' to quickly fix financial aid deficiencies
• Bradenton pawn shop worker charged with falsifying papers to sell gun
• Informant leads to drug arrest in Bradenton
• Iraq obtains info on bomb plots in the US, Europe
• Man charged with pawning friend’s possessions for drugs
• Empty Nesters feeling left out after paperwork turned in late
• Manatee shivers: When will cold snap end?
• US envoy calls Korean peninsula division a tragedy
• Gunman fires at Fla. school board, kills self (with video)
• Pentagon train station shut for suspicious package
• Official: Fla. school board shooting 'surreal' (with video)
• Judge invalidates key parts of plan to protect delta smelt
• Drivers stranded by snowstorms did the right thing
• Attacks from right take toll on Obama's tax plan
• S.Africa: Deadline approaches for Zimbabweans
• UK, Canada: Kenya must sue over school-fund theft
• Bald eagle hit by car in Sarasota expected to recover
• Florida PSC approves 2-year FPL rate freeze
• Children's Movement to announce Fla. legislative goals
• Slain Tampa officers honored on Rose Parade float
• Fla. Panhandle retailers want oil spill tax break
• Muggers steal Bradenton woman's purse
• 10 Filipino soldiers killed by rebels before truce
• The nation's weather
• Panel to vote on protected area off Calif. coast
• Clarification: Jordan-Soccer Brawl story
• Democrats making push on US-Russia arms treaty
• Judge calls Delta pumping restrictions, meant to protect fish, too restrictive
• Manatee County 3rd Graders Receive Early Holiday Gift From Bradenton Rotary
• Christmas Eve and Christmas Day at Mattison's Riverside
• Target And United Way Team Up To Plant Holiday Cheer For Struggling Families In Manatee
• Bob Delaney, NBA Referee And Author, Is Keynote Speaker For Leadership Prayer Breakfast: Bishop Dewane To Attend
• Bradenton Road Closure Update - December 15, 2010
• Mixon Fruit Farms Fights The Cold Weather
• FBI says backlog of DNA database is now cleared
• Professional candy makers reveal their delectable secrets at LWR
• Foreign firms lining up to build U.S. rail
• Residents buying Country Lake lots
• 12/15 LOCAL BRIEFS Firefighters honored at dinner
• 44th Ave. Extension foes seek concessions
• Report: LWR incorporation would be smooth
• Rural Health to get $1.5M state grant
• Latest revenue estimate adds to state’s growing budget gap
• California Democrat leads charge against Obama
• Air Force blocks media sites that post WikiLeaks
• Senate nears passage of $858 billion tax-cut deal
• Officer: Robber's gun matches Ill.-Ind. shootings
• House moves on 'don't ask don't tell'
• A post-Christmas Congress?
• Man charged with grabbing woman's breast at Manatee courthouse
• Sport fishermen challenge grouper ban
• Roman-era statue discovered after storm in Israel
• Baltimore rowhouse fire kills 3 kids, 3 adults
• Bradenton man charged with beating wife
• Party defection threatens Pakistan government
• Mom: NC teen found dead in Mass. afraid of heights
• Growers hurriedly harvest ahead of expected freeze today
• Mickey's Toontown Fair to close in February
• The oceans' SOS
• Tara bridge out of MPO’s plans
• Traffic snarled on U.S. 301 after sign struck
• Board: Hour-long bus rides to end for 10 students
• Man exposes himself to woman jogger in Manatee
• New tenant of Harvey Milk's old store draws ire
• 'Jeopardy!' to pit humans against IBM machine
• UK group won't invite Quran-burning threat pastor
• Chinese capital losing battle against gridlock
• Obama to review Afghanistan, Pakistan
• State economists updating Florida revenue estimate
• 2 Florida panthers killed in Collier County
• Fla. toddler drowns in bucket of water
• Fla. man angry over voodoo charged with throwing rock
• Sanctuary Cove gets go-ahead in Palmetto
• Grandmother in baby-selling case released on $100K bail
• Police detain, question Nepal's ex-crown prince
• Assange to appear in court over sex-crime case
• Black segregation in US drops to lowest in century
• Taiwan activists seek tougher ban on eating dogs
• Priceless Pets Need Homes for the Holidays
• Emergency Road Closure In Bradenton
• US 41/US 301/1 ST Has Been Reopened By FDOT
• Bradenton Central CRA Gets $10,000 Grant From Wachovia
• Bradenton Road Closure update - December 14, 2010
• Bradenton Firefighters Christmas Party For Community Haven
• Commentary: Harris wins first pro boxing bout
• 12/14 LOCAL BRIEFS: Santa Claus to visit Goodwill
• Traffic Watch for Dec. 14
• Scott raises $2M for inaugural gala
• Longtime diplomat Richard Holbrooke dies
• Emanuel's wife won't have to be at Chicago hearing
• Yosemite expands permit system for Half Dome hike
• AP source: US diplomat Richard Holbrooke dies
• Prosecutors recommend 57 months for ex-lobbyist
• 2 bodies found at remote NY beach; search ongoing
• WikiLeaks: British court to hear Assange bail request Tuesday
• US sues school over denial of Muslim pilgrimage
• BP oil spill victims get 3 options for compensation
• Ivory Coast poll-winner vows to take control
• Woman robbed of purse near DeSoto Square mall in Bradenton
• ICE operation in Florida nets 95 arrests
• Fewer homeowners underwater in the third quarter
• Kremlin vows to punish violent racists after clash
• Top US officer says risk of war rising in Koreas
• Books about gay issues vandalized at Harvard
• Ikea's U.S. workers get a bonus a bike
• 7 green things you're already doing this Christmas
• Holidays without the hoopla
• WWF provides format that prevents printing
• Rapper Ja Rule may be near trial in NYC gun case
• Green gifts for earth-friendly friends
• Iran's president fires foreign minister
• Aid given to 1,948 ineligible students at SCF
• Napa State Hospital patient attacks therapist
• EarthTalk: What is China doing to address pollution?
• Peer power: Conserving energy by keeping up with the Joneses
• Clinton off to Canada for North America talks
• Berlusconi pleas with parliament ahead of vote
• First Senate vote expected on Obama-GOP tax deal
• Man accused of swinging at deputy outside Bradenton bar
• Marijuana-legalization push gets voice on Capitol Hill
• Great Lakes invasions demand leadership, action
• Grandma who tried to sell baby is free on bail
• NKorea threatens SKorea with nuclear war
• Elks vying for $50,000 to feed homeless students in Manatee
• Md. man accused in bomb plot is due back in court
• Florida braces for chilly couple of days
• Former home-schooler shines at USF graduation
• Storage area is scene of recent Manatee burglary
• Armed robbery by three men reported in Manatee
• Obama to sign healthy kids bill, meet Lakers
• Cooperation or partisanship? Watch Biden, Issa
• De Soto National Memorial Winter Luminary Walk
• Special Art Exhibit / Performance - Complimentary Overview Of Feng Shui Home Decor
• Storm socks Midwest, cancels flights
• Florida’s congressional delegation to get more juice
• Commentary: Luck shines on Bucs
• 12/13 LOCAL BRIEFS: Cortez lighted boat parade set
• Students to compete in sport of rowing
• FPL customers pay to keep manatees cozy
• Cold killed record number of manatees
• Traffic Watch for Dec. 13
• Traffic Watch for Dec. 13
• Holbrooke critical after surgery for torn aorta
• Hundreds protest against Russian government
• White House predicts tax cut win, despite Democrats' dismay
• Ex-US intel chief: SKorea may act against North
• Fore! Boehner waiting to play 18 holes with Obama
• Finnish, Russian leaders ride new fast train
• US troops killed in Afghanistan and Africa
• Would-be Haitian contractors miss out on aid
• Axelrod optimistic about fate of Russian treaty
• Enviro chief challenges India on green development
• Pope: Dictatorships can only be destructive
• Hamza Hendawi named AP's Cairo bureau chief
• Obama political aide expects no Dem rival in 2012
• Ivory Coast poll winner tries to govern from hotel
• U.N.'s Cancun conference brings modest, but promising, pledges on climate
• U.N. pacts contain small steps but no broad accord on climate change
• More black farmers to be compensated for USDA discrimination
• Woman extradited to Ala. in child deaths case
• Philippine rebels welcome move to free detainees
• Fla. deputies search for 2 men in armed carjacking
• Coast Guard: 17 Cuban migrants repatriated
• Pennekamp Park in Key Largo marks 50 years
• 13th annual Holiday Boat Parade: River all aglow
• GOP already eyeing Nelson Senate seat
• In Manatee, some burglary victims won’t press charges
• Manatee foreclosure crisis could worsen
• River relic shines again
• Manatee County family seeks missing child
• Pickup truck driver faces multiple charges in school bus crash
• Bundle up, Manatee; Arctic air on its way
• Obama's not exactly Lyndon Johnson at the bargaining table
• Building a legal case against Assange won't be easy, experts say
• Tax breaks for special interests sweeten tax-cut deal
• Jailed Ga. man released early in soldier's beating
• City Of Bradenton Fire Department News - 30+ Annual Christmas Party At The CHAC
• Young veteran’s journey to USF graduation day
• Traffic Watch for Dec. 12
• 200 children still have no angel
• ‘I want some toys and . . .’
• Wreaths placed at National Cemetery
• Senate hopeful to speak at Mixon’s
• Into the musical heart of Georgia
• With Dream Act shelved, immigrants look to 2012
• 12/12 - Public records
• 12/12 - Real estate transactions
• President praying for Holbrooke's recovery
• Elizabeth Edwards remembered for her wit, resolve
• US envoy called Honduran prez rebellious teen
• WikiLeaks: 'Hacktivists' bring new look to online protests
• Envoy Holbrooke in critical condition post-surgery
• Poor countries join the rich in agreeing to monitor emissions
• Alaska Natives see 'heartbreak' in suicide rate
• Obama to discuss job creation Wednesday with CEOs
• Wounded war vet reunites with Vt. GI who saved him
• WikiLeaks: US concern about terrorism in Spain
• Tax cut deal moves McConnell beyond Sen. 'No'
• Cables show Ireland ceded to Vatican pressure
• Obama: Tax cut deal not perfect, but worth passage
• NKorea sends top diplomat to Russia amid tensions
• Correction: Iran Women's Sports story
• OPEC ministers signal no output shifts
• Man arrested in series of Manatee County burglaries
• Man claims mechanic left crack pipe in his car in Manatee
• Scott stirring schools debate
• Fostering joy for the holidays
• Deputies honored for saving couple from house fire
• Library services manager dismissed
• Bradenton man robbed slightly hurt in robbery in front of his home
• Fla. survey shows most price scanners accurate
• FPL customers pay to keep manatees cozy and alive
• Record number of manatee deaths in 2010
• Jordanian, Palestinian soccer fans clash
• Gun fired at Bayshore on the Lakes robbery
• For Manatee Hurricanes, it's wait till next year
• Holder reassures Muslims of DOJ's anti-bias focus
• Tale of two sisters points to changing Gypsy world
• 12/11 - Public records
• 12/11 Local Briefs: Jiggs Landing grand opening set for today
• Clinton expresses frustration at Mideast impasse
• Hurricanes trail St. Thomas Aquinas 17-7 at halftime
• Bleak Afghan and Pakistan intelligence reviews
• WikiLeaks: Tying Assange to Manning won't be easy
• Delays of EPA rules anger environmentalists
• Federal report questions decisions in NM rescue
• Custer's 'Last Flag' sold for $2.2 million
• Police: Fla. man cyber stalked sorority pledges
• Court rules against donors seeking Crist refund
• The cost of new provisions in Obama's tax cut deal
• Poll: Obama's approval ratings fall to new low
• PR pharmacist to be charged in fatal pill mix-up
• Saudi pro-democracy group plans first sit-in
• Manatee man flees, hops in river, then arrested
• Intense climate talks stretch into final hours
• Scott adamant: It’s jobs, jobs, jobs
• Welcome to Christmas Street, Bradenton
• Police: Suspect gave man CPR, took wife's purse
• Local retailers say 2011 will be ‘great year’
• Fla. police: suspect saved sick man, robbed wife's purse
• Obama to meet with former President Clinton
• Obama urges China to free Nobel laureate Liu
• SKorea says reunification with North not long off
• Manatee burglary suspect caught
• Two arrested, linked to several Manatee burglaries
• Manatee stabbing victim ID’s his alleged attacker
• Commentary: WikiLeaks may help U.S. image in the long-term
• Stepmother of slain children headed back to Ala.
• Police capture wanted Indonesian terror suspect
• Pawlenty book launch takes him back to Iowa, NH
• Pole dancing holds world championships
• Disney takes delivery of third cruise ship
• Manatee sheriff: Burglary suspect caught in the act of breaking in to business
• Battle of the unbeatens is upon us - Manatee vs. St. Thomas Aquinas
• UK PM seeks action against violent protesters
• Papers shed light on Eisenhower's farewell address
• Federal judges urged to quit private group's board
• New Year’s Eve Dinner at Mattison’s Riverside
• Riverside Pharmacy - Grand Opening
• MCCalister Announces His Run For US Senate Seat for Florida
• Riverside Pharmacy News - December 09, 2010
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For December 15, 2010
• The Crosley Estate Foundation Celebrates Another Successful Holidays At The Crosley, Festival Of Trees
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk
• Benefit to help clinic in Haiti
• A rejiggered Jiggs
• Ruffing nets national distinction
• Rep. Buchanan to join Ways and Means panel
• Rehabilitated manatee sent from Bradenton to San Juan
• In St. Pete, Scott discusses school voucher-like program
• Lawyer appeals ‘robo-signer’ video order
• FBI wants to delay report on 2001 anthrax attacks
• 'Don't ask, don't tell repeal thwarted in Senate procedural vote
• Recall News
• US education chief meets NYC's future chancellor
• Georgia pressing US for NATO membership prospectus
• Democrats delay action on young immigrants bill
• WikiLeaks: Cables reveal U.S. military role in Muslim world
• ON GARDENING: Find a purple passion for winter gardening
• Pets of the week: Dec. 10
• Sarasota Orchestra announces local 2010-11 Debutantes
• Feds take 3 into custody, seize property from Manatee stash house
• Thief steals Salvation Army kettle from Publix in Sarasota
• Poll: Education backed, but not new school taxes
• Czech towns deploy cardboard police in miniskirts
• Florida Senate revives challenge to Obama's health care law
• Christie unveils Barnegat Bay protection program
• Christie unveils Barnegat Bay protection program
• Hoyer says Democrats must accept tax deal
• Hoyer says Democrats must accept tax deal
• 54 House Democrats oppose Obama tax package
• 54 House Democrats oppose Obama tax package
• DCA OKs comp plan change for Robinson Farms
• Lebanese paper's website attacked over WikiLeaks
• Father in foiled NYC subway plot to face NY judge
• Father in foiled NYC subway plot to face NY judge
• Board: Brown used post for personal gain
• WikiLeaks supporters attack Visa, MasterCard websites
• Sarasota OKs $1.75M Ringling College film grant
• It’s a public vs. private school clash
• Mistletoe is minimally toxic but still best kept out of the reach of kids and pets
• Christmas shouldn't come early for green energy
• Obama told to 'move the needle' on tax policy
• UF gets $3 million grant to aid citrus research
• Israeli Knesset's ex-speaker Shilansky dies at 86
• Benderson Park plan raises bird concerns
• Ohio deputy makes arrest after fall into icy pond
• India complains after emissary gets pat down in US
• India complains after emissary gets pat down in US
• Vandalism mars Hanukkah in Ind. college town
• Vandalism mars Hanukkah in Ind. college town
• NATO service member killed in southern Afghanistan
• NATO service member killed in southern Afghanistan
• World stock markets higher on growth hopes
• Likely GOP hopefuls line up against nuclear treaty
• US, Canada are close allies. That's classified?
• Dad of missing Ala. kids charged with murder
• Fla. eye doctor to plead guilty in corruption probe
• Police: suspect committed crime, saved sick man in Fla.
• Palmetto police seeking suspect in beating, robbery
• Business-state panel proposes Fla. cost savings
• Business-state panel proposes Fla. cost savings
• Oil spill result: Amberjack season still open
• St. Pete Beach summit to discuss oil drilling ban
• Slaying suspect was former pro boxer
• Report: Indian border guards killing with impunity
• Panel calls California delta recovery plan woefully incomplete
• Bradenton Central Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting Agenda For December 16, 2010
• New Year’s Eve Bash Planned For Downtown Bradenton
• Cortez set to get lesson in coyotes
• Globall Sports Opens In Desoto Square
• Mattison’s Riverside Introduces New Waterfront Terrace
• Possible Delays on Manatee Ave. on Dec. 15, 2010
• State lawmakers struggling with unemployment tax issue
• Senate delays crucial vote on ban on gays in military
• Under Obama's deal, taxes will rise for some low-income workers
• Feds say S.C. utility company was lax in fixing nuclear safety equipment
• Blazing protests demand carnival singer lead Haiti
• WikiLeaks: US pressured Germans on CIA warrants
• FDA's seafood consumption guidelines flawed, group says
• Conn. GOP head won't challenge Steele in RNC race
• Van driver convicted in deadly NYC sidewalk crash
• U.S. poised to pump in more of Canada's dirtiest oil
• Unusual GOP-Blue Dog coalition needed for tax-cut votes
• Ellenton man, 60, arrested in 1981 Las Vegas slaying
• Longboat trolley receives funding
• Jeb Bush bucks Ariz.-style immigration law
• Palmetto police seeking suspect in beating, robbery
• Florida releases 2009-10 high school grades; county has no failing schools
• Manatee vs. Aquinas: Backing up and filling in
• Berkeley may honor Army private accused of leaks
• 3 helicopters crash trying to warm crops in Fla.
• Intense flames gut bar in tourism town Tombstone
• Israeli comptroller: Fire services inadequate
• DNA match leads to 2nd rape charge against Bradenton man
• Man sentenced to life in prison for Manatee murder
• Manatee’s cold snap to continue
• Thousands of Fla. mortgage brokers may lose jobs
• Pirate museum to open in St. Augustine
• Cambodia reopens bridge where stampede killed 353
• City of Bradenton News - December 7, 2010
• Winner of Award - REALTOR of the Year
• In other action
• 12/08 LOCAL BRIEFS: Sewer lines in Palm-Aire to be tested
• Palmetto woman sentenced for hacking computer system
• BPD deputy chief set to retire in January
• Florida’s 2011-12 budget outlook getting gloomier
• Holiday Garbage Collection Schedule for City of Bradenton
• Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Update - Dec. 6, 2010
• Dog's Dig Downtown
• City Of Bradenton To Get $520,177 From HUD
• Obama, GOP reach deal to extend tax cuts, unemployment insurance
• Energy company to pay $2.5 million, replace wind turbines to reduce raptor deaths
• Obama, GOP reach deal on tax cuts, unemployment insurance
• Key features of proposed tax cutting deal
• U.S. confronts nuclear problems
• Lawmakers near deal on doctors' Medicare payments
• Schools, lawmakers cut sabbaticals to trim costs
• Police: postal worker fatally shot near Miami
• Arrest warrant issued for former Bucs player
• Fla. cruise ship rescues rafters
• Poll: Fewer Afghans think NATO can arrest violence
• Students inspired by 'I, Robot' take science prize
• Portugal examines reports of falling metal debris
• Cold temps burst on South, Midwest
• Former ODA sports star dies in Miami accident
• Stolen dump truck leads Ohio cops on 50-mile chase
• Biofuel and bobwhites
• AP Exclusive: Jailed Palestinian atheist sorry
• Organic Earthbound Farm recognized for philanthropy
• Decking the halls MNN style: 2010 edition
• Gallery: Waiting can be fun
• Kids chorus warms up Hanukkah party in Bradenton
• Manatee hit with winter’s first blast
• Official burglarized while at meeting on crime
• Manatee deputies arrest burglary suspect
• EarthTalk: Where can I research green electronics companies?
• Petraeus denies he thought of quitting Afghan post
• Explosive-laden Calif. home to be destroyed
• Woman injured during Fla. motorcycle charity ride
• Scott on weeklong jobs tour of Florida
• Skateboarder pinned between cars, killed in Miami
• Protests in Ivory Coast after 2 claim presidency
• Obama urges China to rein in ally NKorea
• Ellenton’s annual ice show gets raves, 3 sellouts
• Carbon credit programs fail without climate bill
• Obama calls China's Hu to discuss North Korea
• 12/06 Political Briefs: Afghan vet to attend Tots brunch
• 12/06 Local Briefs: North River tax office opens soon
• JOURNALISM NEXT | Manatee High School: Freshman stars in ‘Hairspray’ at Manatee Players
• Rights commission raps DOJ over Black Panther case
• ODA graduate dies in traffic accident in Miami
• NY bust: Medicaid patients' Rx drugs go to dealers
• Scott to meet with 8 lawmakers in Panhandle
• Sailor remembers Pearl Harbor attack 69 years ago
• NY sen. seeks bill to deter body scan image misuse
• Pavement sealant identified as major pollutant
• Obama: Kennedy Center honorees gave gift of arts
• On eve of talks, Iran says it's mining own uranium
• Reports: Russian satellites fall into Pacific
• Deal emerges on tax cuts, unemployment benefits
• Leaked US documents highlight terror fund woes
• Pinellas sheriff's worker accused of leaving scene of crash
• Republicans split on START ratification this year
• Disney monorail briefly shut down after SUV crash
• McConnell: WikiLeaks chief 'a high-tech terrorist'
• Shark kills German tourist at Egyptian resort
• Unabomber's Montana land for sale; 'very secluded'
• Calif. coroner says body is lost Russian skydiver
• More rain expected as Venezuela deals with floods
• Republican senator credits Obama with reaching out
• Lugar: Prospects improve for OK of arm treaty
• Thailand marks 83rd birthday of revered king
• US works to secure networks as hackers advance
• Manatee couple looks back on marriage that withstood World War II
• Wildlife trade brings tarantulas, pythons, cobras
• Offshore garbage patch collects plastic, nets, junk
• Coast Guard working on ways to prevent whale-ship collisions
• Sheriff: Owner catches thief breaking in to his car in Bradenton
• Myakka parade trots out the Christmas cheer (with photo gallery)
• Fed wants to strip a key protection for homeowners
• New Palmetto Elementary ‘movin’ on up’ (with photo gallery)
• Woman, 83, robbed outside of supermarket in Palmetto
• Bloodied man collapses on roadside in Bradenton
• Santa’s police shoppers sweep the toy shelves (with photo gallery)
• Santa highlights “A Night Before Christmas” (with photo gallery)
• Manatee seeking relief from water rule
• Big crowd expected at Wis. hostage taker's funeral
• Mexico's efforts to improve air quality pay off
• Key West seaport to get facelift
• 12/05 - Public records
• 12/05 - Real estate transactions
• The Rhodes keep ’em coming back
• 12/05 - Police blotter
• Black caucus boss: Dems ignore voters
• Sex crimes prosecutor’s work gets personal
• Cities seek to cut strings tying up gas money
• Responders head to disabled ship in Bering Sea
• Bid to limit tax cuts to middle class and poor fails in Senate
• 17 killed when truck hits taxi in rural Haiti
• Joe Miller gambles with Alaska Senate challenge
• Vote recount returns NY Senate majority to GOP
• Senate to decide fate of impeached federal judge
• Caravan of wreaths leaving Maine for Arlington
• Legal process keeps Assange free for now
• Iran says UN agency sending spies, not inspectors
• South Sudan official: No delay to Jan freedom vote
• PayPal cuts WikiLeaks from money flow
• New Walmart Supercenter near LWR to mean 250 jobs in 2012
• Pakistanis return to tribal area after offensive
• Moonshine bust in Sunshine State
• Fla. Senate president admits disclosure failure
• Push to restore Fla. felons' rights renewed
• Disney town sees death for 2nd time in a week
• Philippine leader says media ruining his love life
• Armed robber on the lam after holdup at Jiffy Lube in Bradenton
• Stolen meat found after traffic stop in Bradenton
• Manatee sheriff: Marijuana stashed in unmentionable area
• Church sale won’t disrupt prep school
• Gunman escapes with cash in bank heist
• Financial aid mistake will cost SCF $3.2M
• Obama returns, hosts Kennedy Center honorees
• Mongolian activist's son: China police took mother
• Bradenton Road Closure Update - December 2, 2010
• Winner of Award
• MÊTIS Investment Strategies Launches Seven New Tactical/Dynamic Actively Managed ETF Models
• Mich. school yanks Helen Thomas diversity award
• 12/04 - Public records
• 12/04 Local Briefs: Island Holiday Decorator Showhouse set
• New shoes for Christmas: Tillman students celebrate with a trip to mall, Santa (gallery)
• Obama's trip almost went off according to plan
• Reid pushes bill to allow for online gambling
• CA lawmaker aims to outlaw cell phones for inmates
• South Korea trade deal delivers Obama a victory
• Weed found in man’s unmentionable area
• Case of 'boy assassin' shocks Mexico
• White House seals trade agreement with South Korea
• Liberals' lament: Why isn't Obama fighting harder on tax-cuts issue?
• Fla. hate crimes hit 2-decade low in 2009
• US drilling decisions ripple on 2 coasts
• Car hits woman wheeling a stroller in South Fla.
• Masked gunman robs East Manatee bank
• Rare 'Star-Spangled Banner' copy sells in NYC
• Berlusconi in Moscow; cable says he's Putin's man
• BP says gov't estimate of oil flow too large
• Fla. boy in school beating sues for right to education
• S. Fla. officer shoots burning car's window to rescue 1
• Region’s most deadly drug: Oxycodone
• Shelter needs rise as temperatures fall
• Hunzeker: Cuts to harm Manatee’s future
• Police: S.C. toddler hanged by ankles in closet, beaten
• Unmanned US spacecraft returns after 7-month trip
• Disney town sees death for 2nd time in week
• Arlington finds 8 sets of remains in 1 grave
• Texas will see dramatic gain in US House seats
• SKorean jets will bomb North if it attacks again
• Tricycle stolen in Palmetto, found on Craigslist; man arrested
• Keep bedbugs at bay: Don't bring home extra guests for the holidays
• "Father Oprah" becomes a father
• Rangel has swagger back after House censure
• China passenger train hits 300 mph, breaks record
• Cholera rages in rural Haiti, overwhelming clinics
• No one hurt in Bradenton mobile home fire
• County rejects Palma Sola rezone
• VIN MANNIX column | Volleyballers got game on college level
• Judge rejects effort to close Chicago-area locks over Asian carp
• Classic rivalry game helped make tonight possible
• Manatee Avenue Lane Closure Through Downtown Bradenton
• C-SPAN Bus at Saint Stephen's Episcopal School Friday December 3, 2010
• TALKING PETS: Keep the sugar plum fairies away
• Would Ranch the city pull in millions?
• Students’ imagination takes flight at airport art show
• Mail carriers to collect Toys for Tots
• Manatee County student artwork winners
• New time for parade in Myakka
• McCain slams Pentagon's 'don't ask, don't tell' study
• S. Carolina Gov.-elect Haley asks Obama to scrap health care law
• Wolf negotiations resume, but no consensus
• Senate clears stopgap spending bill
• 2 conservatives, key liberal, back deficit plan
• Judge lets Murkowski into Senate challenge case
• Mexico prez: Latam needs more US presence
• ‘Nutcracker’ at Neel is a Bradenton tradition
• If you go
• Bulletin board: Dec. 3
• Congress moves to lower volume on TV ads
• School registration requirements
• County high schools
• Conn. home invasion defendant: Death a 'relief'
• Man charged in murder for hire plot in Hernando County
• Convicted Okla. sheriff killer posts on Facebook
• US special forces disciplined in aid worker death
• Woman says ex-Fla. speaker's hiring political
• Youth sports tournaments give area economy a boost
• Debates persist over 'threatened' species
• McCain calls study on gays in military flawed
• Obama gains ground in push for nuclear treaty
• Britain's Conservatives flashed most election cash
• Dead otter found floating in Boca Raton lake to be tested
• Arrest made in Thanksgiving murders of 2 brothers in Ruskin
• Snow strands hundreds of drivers in western NY
• Winter wonderland grounds Europe's traffic
• SKoreans dismissed intel North might attack island
• Cables show US envoy warned of bribes in arms case
• Neighbor’s vigilance leads to two arrests in Bradenton
• Mont. trooper shot on roadside; suspect found dead
• Bennett pitches his Arizona-style immigration bill
• Pre-trial hearing set for Blagojevich retrial
• Albino redwoods hold scientific mystery
• Bradenton girl reunited with missing snowman
• Heavy winds blow down eagle’s nest at Robinson Preserve in Bradenton
• Obama and governors-elect to meet
• Ex-Yankee Leyritz faces Fla. DUI sentencing
• State making annual sweep of Fla. pet shops
• Censure almost certain as Rangel ethics case ends
• Manatee breaks class size rules
• Woman breaks legs in fall through attic
• Many Manatee officials cheer drilling decision
• Grateful students ‘coin’ U.S. soldiers
• The teen beat: Teen Vogue's Amy Astley discusses savvy teens, skinny models and high fashion
• Thai police announce crackdown on passport fakes
• Bradenton Police Announce December Officers and Detective Of The Month
• Notice Of Public Hearing and Availability of CDBG Report
• Report: 3Q foreclosure sales fall
• Florida coast to stay closed to oil drilling
• Lights, laughter and prayer
• O’Brien family brings fresh produce to public
• Drivers into NY caught in Christmas billboard feud
• White House to announce no offshore oil drilling for seven years
• Judge seeks speedy decision in AK Senate case
• Details of 2010 White House Christmas decorations
• Rangel asks supporters to call Capitol switchboard
• Feds keep lid on offshore drilling to assess safety
• Colin Powell turns up again as Obama's special adviser
• 35 school districts, including Manatee, violate Fla. class size limits
• Convicted sexual predator arrested in Bradenton on parole violation
• Fla. man charged in $110 million Ponzi scheme
• Snoop Dogg pens bachelor party song for William
• Fla. Chamber of Commerce hires ex-House speaker
• Deputies charge two with NW Bradenton burglary
• Children at Lakewood Ranch school shout for snow
• White House: Clinton didn't order diplomats to spy
• Servicemen's videos send holiday greetings to area families ( with videos)
• Sheriff: 3 gunmen ID themselves as cops, pull off home invasion in Bradenton
• Skyway pier slated for partial demolition
• Longboat Key gets price break to save trolley
• In Bradenton, amputee walks last leg of trip
• WikiLeaks website blocked behind Chinese firewall
• Bodies of 2 women found in woods near Pensacola
• Underwater wonders on the ocean floor off South Florida
• Dad could be key in search for missing Mich. boys
• 2 million lose jobless benefits as holidays arrive
• Clinton says WikiLeaks won't hurt US diplomacy
• US launches HIV testing program in Zimbabwe
• Spanish police arrest 7 linked to al-Qaida
• In WikiLeaks wake, whistle-blower bill set to pass
• Fla. man gets 13 life sentences in crime string
• Funeral for slain brothers scheduled in Ruskin
• Lame-duck agenda features political votes
• China says avoid acts inflaming Korea tensions
• Pentagon plays down resistance to gays among some
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - November 30, 2010
• ‘Olde fashioned’ Christmas In The Village Of The Arts
• Vote to temporarily ban earmarks fails
• Region could become U.S. rowing capital
• Local events to celebrate Hanukkah season
• 12/01 Local briefs: SoulRCoaster to headline Music on Main
• State investigating 8 for-profit colleges
• Holiday fund drive to help Red Cross
• A tame season for hurricanes
• Singer to once again perform for Payton
• EPA fines California landfill for improper handling of chemicals
• LaHood backs away from street sign regulation
• EPA fines California toxic waste dump over contamination
• Former President Carter visits White House
• Palin gives over $500k to candidates, causes
• WikiLeaks: Espionage? Journalism? Something else?
• Senate OKs food-safety bill that doesn't cover meat, eggs
• Manatee sheriff: Sweetbay robber caught
• Deputies: Bicyclist shot in Bradenton, but he keeps changing his story
• BP, Alabama condo developer reach $37M pact
• Santorum calls WikiLeaks founder a terrorist
• WikiLeaks: France to change methods on cables
• Scott names 2 Fla. economic transition teams
• Florida House GOP holds closed-door meetings
• Mexican chief hopes Republicans change on climate
• Israel convicts fugitive rabbi of child abuse
• Brace for the post-WikiLeaks information big chill
• US lawyers look at criminal law in WikiLeaks probe
• WikiLeaks release sparks alarm over diplomacy
• Decision looms regarding school busing in Manatee
• Heaven on Earth melting away
• Man arrested for taking city of Bradenton’s plants
• Report: Bradenton woman attacks deputy after arrest
• Gov't: Drugs were in 1 in 5 drivers killed in 2009
• Preparing for a cracker Christmas (with photos)
• Clinton begins 4-nation tour in Kazakhstan
• 5 missing after cargo ship sinks
• Always tweaking its script, FBI sting nets another
• Diplomat calls US-Taiwan defense ties 'intimate'
• Taylor Wimpey shares up amid reports of US sale
• The nation's weather
• Pot seized from grow house in Bradenton
• St. Petersburg grandmother charged in baby's death
• Defense, friends say Ore. bomb plot suspect set up
• AP-CNBC Poll: Cut services to balance the budget
• The birds of Celery Fields (with photo gallery)
• $31.3M judgment believed to be foreclosure record in Manatee
• Congress delays cuts to doctor Medicare payments
• Planning begins for community center near Pride Park
• Dayton sees lead grow in day 1 of Minn. recount
• Officials to break ground at new Miami Art Museum
• Winter Wonderland Returns to Downtown Bradenton for 15th Year
• 2010 Jingle Bell Run/Walk
• Mattison's Riverside VIP Holiday Boat Parade Party
• ‘Endangered’ category to be eliminated
• Outgoing Florida governor is concerned about partisan divisions
• 11/30 Local Briefs: City’s Winter Wonderland scheduled
• U.S. has warm words for ex-Guantanamo detainee
• Obama weighs criminal action against WikiLeaks principals
• Ecuador offers a home for founder of WikiLeaks
• U.S. considers criminal action against WikiLeaks
• Judge moves Alaska Senate case to Juneau
• Obama pay-freeze plan an opening move in busy week
• Mexico's leader warns of looming 'tragedy' on climate
• Manatee sheriff: In search of beer, man pushes store manager, flashes his rear end
• Man arrested for beating people with bat in Bradenton
• Bradenton man charged in stabbing
• Authorities seize pot from Bradenton grow house
• Orlando-area woman treated for cholera
• US escapes major hurricanes for 5th straight year
• Search is on for otter that may have bitten 3
• Ancient rock art outside Vegas damaged by graffiti
• Israel says Arabs agree on Iran threat
• East Jerusalem housing gets preliminary OK
• Make every step count: New app promotes land conservation
• Food safety for the holidays
• Fort Hamer rowing facility on track
• JOURNALISM NEXT | Bayshore High School: Mu Alpha Theta makes math fun
• Wikileaks disclosure condemned by House Republican
• USDA asked to approve GMO apple that won't brown
• Graywater report looks at wastewater's potential
• Offshore wind gets a gust of approval
• South Korean flag symbolizes a promise kept
• Nations unhappy about secret US diplomatic cables
• Down-to-earth kitchens
• AP Exclusive: Close calls for al-Qaida's No. 2
• Minnesota election tradition? Ready, set, recount
• Pro-European alliance ahead in Moldova elections
• 5 rebels, 1 policeman killed in Indian Kashmir
• 11/29 GALLERY: UP A CREEK WITH A PADDLE
• Teen killed, another injured in Fla. shooting
• Thieves steal TVs, diamonds and puppy from Fla. home
• Trial resumes for man charged in Smart abduction
• Search to resume for 3 young Mich. brothers
• Bradenton man charged with robbing girlfriend
• Missing woman dies in crash
• The nation's weather
• December 2010 City Of Bradenton Board Meetings
• 11/29 Local Briefs: David Nail to headline Scottish Fest
• Sun and wind power futuristic catamaran
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 29
• New WikiLeaks documents show calls for attack on Iran
• Leaked US cables reveal sensitive diplomacy
• Clinton hits diplomatic trail after document leak
• California's ailing Republicans: A dying breed?
• Pentagon details security changes prompted by leak
• Ex-Justice Stevens explains death penalty stance
• Text of White House statement on WikiLeaks release
• Libya: Sudan president not to attend EU-AU summit
• 5 Fantasy 5 players share $50,833 top prize
• Bringing celebrity chefs to tout Gulf seafood
• Escort: Berlusconi personally invited her to house
• APNewsBreak: Rangel wants House to reject censure
• US asks WikiLeaks to halt document release
• Full agenda as Congress tries to finish for year
• German president: Germans should act for Israel
• Election in Haiti beset by cholera, confusion
• 3 missing Mich. boys feared to be in danger
• FBI: OR bomb suspect spoke of best site for blast
• Gunmen kill 3 Afghans in attack in country's east
• Man gets robbed by a friend in Bradenton
• Senate report: Fire district consolidation may save money
• Orban’s poinsettias put on their annual show
• As nations dither on climate change, big cities step up
• Women's distrust of VA hard to shed
• Struggling to serve women vets
• History shows that bipartisan deficit commissions can work
• Fla. fisherman's body found in lake
• Junior League Gives Back
• School board reconsiders diversity busing
• Holocaust survivors struggle for claims: Unpaid insurance create conflict for victims, the U.S.
• Alleged shooter to go on trial
• Welcome to Mr. Stukey’s come-as-you-are world
• Untitled
• ‘Ghost tower’ foreclosed upon
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 28
• 11/28 - Police blotter
• Holiday crash kills hairstylist
• 11/28 - Public Records
• Christmas in the Park coming up
• 11/28 - Rreal estate transactions
• U.S. officials say latest planned WikiLeaks release will do most damage yet
• US and South Korea push ahead with war games
• Official: FBI tipped off to investigate teenager
• Wyo. official supports Yellowstone grizzly hunts
• Observers find violations on eve of Egypt's vote
• Troops buck historical trend by saying gays OK
• Feds: Somali-born teen plotted car-bombing in Ore.
• Official: Iran's nuclear power plant fueled up
• Iraqi PM: No need for US troops to stay post-2011
• World events threaten Obama's economic message
• Tack sale benefits riding therapy program (photos)
• Tampa Bay Rays costly to St. Petersburg
• USF wins $8 million in public health grants
• Suicide attack at Afghan police HQ kills 12
• Man badly beaten with baseball bat in Bradenton
• Man flees with $150 stolen from Walgreens in Bradenton
• 2 armed men rob Bradenton convenience store
• Woman files lawsuit against big tobacco
• 2nd invasion suspect still on the loose
• One scientist's hobby: recreating the ice age
• Mass. tanker fire burns out; residents return home
• Trollbeads Trunk Show At Crowder’s Gifts And Gadgets
• 11/27 LOCAL BRIEFS: ‘Munch and Learn’ expo set
• Hanukkah to be celebrated with lighting of menorahs
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 27
• Concerns flow over South Florida water supply
• 11/27 - public records
• US, China discuss Korea tensions
• Miller opposes Murkowski intervention in lawsuit
• Norm Coleman says he won't pursue RNC chairmanship
• Search on in NY for missing Pa. college student
• White House identifies player who injured Obama
• US: Wikileaks release will put lives in danger
• Obama gets 12 stitches in his lip after basketball injury
• Missing Bradenton girl returns home
• Officials: Man, son arrested for elderly beating
• Hillsborough deputies search for man suspected of shooting 6
• Ultra-Orthodox Israeli draws ire with call to work
• Lawyer: honeymoon death suspect not expert rescuer
• Lesbian cadet who quit seeks return to West Point
• Home invasion leaves 1 dead, another injured
• Rio police, backed by military, surround gang turf
• Indiana residents question Ohio manure imports
• 17 rare sea turtles rescued off Cape Cod, Mass.
• Kenya wildlife agents kill 2 elephant poachers
• Runners flock to 13th Annual Turkey Trot
• Man drives car into pool after waking up
• Fla. worker dead after being hit by golf ball
• Skirmishes raise specter of violent Haiti election
• Shots fired at Bradenton apartments, no one hurt
• Manatee sheriff: Suspect admits using baseball bat to beat man
• Gallery: Familiar sight
• Thanksgiving Day brings food, family, friends
• Sheriff’s office seeks five sexual offenders
• Murakami took 4 years to approve 'Norwegian Wood'
• Critics say Obama lagging on endangered species
• Waters ethics case: No link yet to alleged confict
• Holiday Craft Fair To Benefit United Way Of Manatee County
• NYC regulators want new dress code for cabbies
• Possible child abuse reported by father
• 7 victimized in home invasion
• Woman hit by car driven by sheriff’s deputy
• Three-car accident injures four on U.S. 301 North
• 11/26 Political Briefs: Manatee Democrats hold election
• 11/26 Local Briefs: Post office helping with Toys for Tots
• Stone crabs return, prices hold steady
• Etiquette classes a new pathway to success
• Ban won’t end demand for earmarks
• Lobbyist: Manatee to miss federal aid
• Shift to right leaves some state legislators out-of-step
• Plan to fight global warming could create blooms of toxic algae, researchers say
• Cops: NJ officer killed in crash by drunken driver
• Years later, Miss. still lacks civil rights museum
• Narco-banners: Gang angry Mexican govt won't talk
• Debt panel's Social Security fix: Raise taxes, cut benefits
• Scientists worry North Pacific salmon may run out of food
• Ex-Israel PM doesn't deny air strike on Syria
• Obama calls troops as he awaits White House feast
• Florida Lotto jackpot rises to $7 million
• Sarah Palin: Serious 2012 contender or pretender?
• Dutch ask Germans to hand over Nazi convict
• Obama asks country to help make tomorrow better
• Researcher says he won't be deterred by animal activists' attacks
• ‘Bonnie & Clyde’ to open on Broadway in September
• State approves 65 school improvement grants
• Kanye West, Kung Fu Panda to star at NYC parade
• Feds move to ban synthetic marijuana
• Aust. deports US man convicted in wife's death
• Manatee sheriff's office looking for missing girl
• Woman struck by Manatee sheriff's office patrol car
• 7 robbed in Bradenton home invasion
• Palin draws fire with North Korea gaffe
• Zimbabwe PM sues Mugabe for violating constitution
• Flustered robber runs away in Bradenton
• The nation's weather
• India test-fires nuclear-capable ballistic missile
• Egypt activists struggle to monitor election
• Manatee expecting $700,000 in class size fines
• Crist names Emas to Fla. 3rd Dist. Court of Appeal
• Help Feed The Less Fortunate This Winter
• Suspect flees after victim refuses to hand over cash
• Hundreds gather for downtown Thanksgiving eve party
• Black Friday will start early for many major Manatee retailers
• If you go
• HOLIDAY CLOSINGS FOR THANKSGIVING DAY (NOV. 25) and NoV. 26
• At SRQ, a quiet Thanksgiving Eve
• Many community Thanksgiving events scheduled
• Club’s tree lot open to buyers
• Animal CSI: Vets learn how to investigate
• Obama admin. backs spill figures, releases e-mails
• California Democrat McNerney retains House seat
• All dressed up and still eco-kind
• U.S. counting on China's influence to curb North Korea
• Trinidad police probe slaying of US soldier
• TSA screening protest fails to take off at U.S. airports
• British students protest tuition fee hikes
• Obama family volunteers at Washington food pantry
• Man arrested after argument over turkey
• Woman robbed of purse, three arrested
• Web video shows passenger stripping down to Speedo
• Fog causes Panhandle flight cancellations
• Spirit Airlines experiencing computer problems
• Former Mao translator, diplomat Huang dies at 97
• Wesley Snipes asks for bail extension to appeal
• Anti-AIDS groups hail drug but worry over cost
• Bicyclist mugged in Bradenton
• AP Exclusive: Color-coded terror alerts may end
• Shots fired during attempted home invasion in Palmetto
• SKorea reports 2 civilian deaths in NKorea clash
• Member of pope's 'papal family' dies, hit by car
• Placards, kilts part of plans for scanner protests
• Thanksgiving events, NKorea dominate Obama's day
• UCLA researcher gets package containing blades
• Heritage turkeys make comeback, but diners needed
• Fla. Highway Patrol bracing for holiday travel
• Court blocks killing of salmon-eating sea lions
• Israel stakes out lonely position on Jerusalem
• Manatee County Middle School Informational Meeting
• Holiday Giving That Gives Back To The Community
• City of Bradenton Fire Department Alert
• Bradenton Fire Chief Recognized for Excellence
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - November 23, 2010
• Turkeys and hope handed out at Pride Park
• Thanksgiving travel expected to skyrocket
• Florida ‘pill mill’ regulations stalled by new state law
• South Florida Museum’s marine ‘Touch Tank’ thrills visitors
• HOLIDAY CLOSINGS FOR THANKSGIVING DAY (NOV. 25) and NoV. 26
• 11/24 Local briefs: Palmetto Elem. to hold open house
• Many Thanksgiving events scheduled
• Manatee schools facing $700K class-size fine
• Man in critical after shooting; suspects sought
• Legislative leaders ax ‘turkeys’
• Fla. woman accused in school threats arrested
• 2 killed as fire crew truck, car crash north of LA
• U.S. condemns North Korea attack, ponders next steps
• 3rd eye: NYU artist gets camera implanted in head
• Feds pledge 'smart' permitting process for offshore wind projects
• Countries pledge to increase tiger population
• Review validates early report on where spilled BP oil went
• U.S. condemns North Korea attack, considers next steps
• Manatee man cited after striking man with beer bottle
• Democratic Rep. Jim Costa holds on to Calif. seat
• Board orders recount in Minn. governor's race
• Witness at war crimes trial weeps over girl's rape
• Bradenton police investigate shooting during robbery try
• 41 states see job gains in Oct., most in 5 months
• Logan's cargo area evacuated after package found
• Manatee sheriff seeks info on 5 sexual offenders
• SPIN METER: Tea partiers' views far from others
• Boston mayor hospitalized with elbow infection
• California man pleads not guilty to bomb-making
• How the poll was conducted
• 2 Koreans on Asian Games podium as nations tussle
• New draft on Scottish tradition warms kilt wearers
• Correction: Obama-Medal of Honor
• Bradenton man charged with getting naked, chasing two people with knife
• Aggressive otter attacks 2 people in Boca Raton
• Fla. legislature leaders ax budget 'turkeys'
• Ex-priest accused of plotting teen accuser's death
• Texas jurors deliberating fate of Tom DeLay
• Fall into sewage tank kills 14 people in Pakistan
• Robbers force man off the road in Bradenton
• Bradenton man charged with witness tampering
• Report: Bradenton man swings bat at two people at red light
• East Manatee home hit hard by thieves
• Fear grips Tenn. town after post office slayings
• CAPITAL CULTURE: Team Obama's man with a marker
• Discrimination suit targets UMiami credit screen
• Selling standards: Meat labels address welfare of animals, consumer concerns
• Venezuela touts major offshore natural gas find
• Philippine leader vows justice for 2009 massacre
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club, Inc. Monthly Meeting
• Trash Collection For City Of Bradenton Residents
• Donzi Marine shutting down in Manatee
• St. Joseph Food Pantry shares blessings
• China says climate compromise needed at Cancun
• Commentary: Turkey Trot returns for 13th running
• 11/23 Local Briefs: County bond audits tops for speed
• HOLIDAY CLOSINGS FOR THANKSGIVING DAY (NOV. 25) and NoV. 26
• Locals organizing for Christmas Bird Count
• Exchange students share Thanksgiving, culture
• Study: Area ranks 107th most dangerous
• Local doctor to avoid prison with pre-trial drug program
• Infant girl dies from injuries
• Castor files bill to direct BP fines, penalties to coast
• Texas US Rep. Ortiz concedes defeat to Republican
• Woman who told Obama she was 'exhausted' loses job
• Miller files vote-count lawsuit in Alaska court
• The 2010 electorate: Old, white, rich and Republican
• Against advice, TSA chief didn't warn public about pat-downs
• Army reviews leadership in Afghan civilian deaths
• Cyberthieves use human money mules for risky work
• Robot breakdown delays rescue of trapped NZ miners
• Bradenton doctor to enter intervention, avoid prison
• Attorney: Snipes not yet in prison custody
• Oysters hit La. Thanksgiving tables despite spill
• Economists forecasting 1M new Fla. jobs in 7 years
• TSA pat-down leaves Mich. man covered in urine
• Report: Nuclear weapon drivers sometimes got drunk
• APNewsBreak: Pope seeks debate on condoms and AIDS
• 2-year-old boy 'escapes' from home, found wandering in Bradenton street
• WH points to nuke treaty support in Eastern Europe
• TSA chief says he disregarded advice on pat-downs
• Jury finds Guandique guilty of killing Chandra Levy
• Nigeria: North picks candidate to face incumbent
• EPA proposes new rules for carbon dioxide storage
• FBI: Hate crime incidents, victim numbers down
• Plastic bags banned in unincorporated Los Angeles County
• Man to challenge Twitter 'threat' conviction
• 2 arrested after robbery near Cortez Road bar
• Police: Deaths of mom, 3 kids are homicides
• Texas man dies in ATV accident in northwest Fla.
• Not all 'green' changes have to be grand
• Green destination: Lake Superior's North Shore
• Hot stuff
• Official: Pakistan Christian innocent of blasphemy
• Jordan agency dismisses report of maid abuse
• Mother, daughter found dead in murder-suicide in Broward
• Miami woman turns 110
• Michelle Obama brings nutrition campaign to Miami
• Closing arguments set for trial of ex-congressman DeLay
• Jury in Chandra Levy trial to resume deliberations
• AP Poll: Baby boomers are confident about sex
• US: NKorea's nuke claim provocative, not surprise
• BBC: Anti-Semitic Saudi textbooks in use in UK
• 28 al-Qaida linked members surrender in Mauritania
• Task force wants Jerry Brown to create climate change panel
• Humane Society Of Manatee County Prevention Programs Produce Results Animals Entering County...
• Jessica Zimmerman
• 11/22-Thanksgiving closed box
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• What’s on tap for Thanksgiving
• 11/22 Gallery
• October fatal stabbing ruled self defense
• Number of shelter animals drops 13 percent
• How much generosity in county? Try 84,050 pounds worth
• DeMint still working to defeat Murkowski in Alaska
• Huckabee says ousting of Iowa judges historic move
• Whistle-blower details fraud by war-zone contractor
• Ex-Playboy bunny convicted of murder dies in Ore.
• Fla. judge in 'Taj Mahal' flap resigns chief post
• Iran sets February trial date for 3 Americans
• Rangel's NY supporters urge 'no' vote on censure
• TSA chief says no change in screening policy
• Fla. woman in Pa. to face charges in 1985 homicide
• Carjacking ends on Penn campus, 1 suspect killed
• Mullen: End policy on gays as soon as possible
• Taliban vows to force NATO out before 2014 pullout
• Mullen says al-Qaida threat from Yemen is serious
• Hillary Clinton: No plans for seek elective office
• California residents battle state over threatened fish
• Catholics, campaigners debate pope condom remarks
• TSA has met the enemy _ and they are us
• Flood in China coal mine traps 28 workers
• Officers swarm rugged Utah canyon, hunting shooter
• Coroner: 2 Ohio women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• Police search for clues in Fla. family slaying
• Report: Would-be plane bombers post attack details
• Jordanians riot over police shooting
• Motorcycle bomb wounds 2 in southern Philippines
• Ahmadinejad urges girls to marry at 16
• Man arrested for calling in fake bomb threat
• Democrats in Congress worry that Obama will cave to GOP
• Fugitive arrested on second-degree murder charge
• 9 displaced in apartment fire, no injuries
• Debt-cutting plans share this: Taxes will go up for everyone
• Report: Japan plans to send troops to islands
• Times: NKorea secretly builds new nuclear facility
• December Holiday Activity Camp At Saint Stephen's Episcopal School
• ‘Save the Gulf’ concert rocks Anna Maria
• ‘He was just radiating joy’
• Sanborn Studios’ key players have rocky bios
• 11/21 - Police blotter
• A BLAST AT THE BEACH
• REVIEW: ‘Bonnie & Clyde’ lives up to Broadway hype
• Namibia: Officer arrested, linked to suspect bag
• Drug database waiting for contract
• HOLIDAY CLOSINGS FOR THANKSGIVING DAY (NOV. 25) and NoV. 26
• Scott’s team coming into focus
• Convicted judge hopes experience helps new business
• Taking stock of the things that matter
• If you go
• 11/21 - Public Records
• 11/21 - Real Estate Transactions
• NASCAR chaplain takes final lap
• Burn victim to lead holiday parade
• UCF pioneers student gambler program
• New Orleans advisory: to boil water until Sunday
• Former Sen. Braun announces run for Chicago mayor
• S. Sudanese face chaotic homecoming ahead of vote
• Obama, Polish president to meet Wednesday
• Israel says US has provided written guarantee
• Officers swarm rugged Utah canyon, hunting shooter
• Ex-NY carpenters union boss sentenced to 11 years
• Former Sen. Braun announces run for Chicago mayor
• Bank bombing trial shows anti-government sentiment
• Obama may address US Chamber early next year
• Corruption charges disturb residents in Md. county
• The King and I: Travels with Elvis' stepbrother
• Obama tells GOP not to hold up Russia arms treaty
• Little Mermaid back on home perch in Denmark
• 8 tourists killed in Egypt bus accident
• Polk County woman charged with shooting cat
• Tampa-area crack dealer gets life in prison
• Lifelock customers in Fla. getting $10.87 refunds
• Bike stop ends in drug arrest
• Woman arrested after fight with cousin
• Bradenton mom faces neglect charges
• Man faces drug charges after stop
• Scalia loves his gadgets, but not cameras in court
• Changes Made To The Structure Of The City Of Bryan’s Organization
• The Re-Source Stores Grand Opening
• Thousands return to homes on Indonesian volcano
• Local muggles pumped for ‘Potter’
• Tears, smiles, forever homes
• Unemployment eases to 11.7% in Manatee
• Manatee Rural Health reforms inch along
• School plans celebration of grandparents
• Migrant Tea brings tears and laughter
• Manatee, Florida graduation rates climb in 2009-10
• Judge: Alaska court must decide Senate dispute
• Pilots will bypass new pat-downs, TSA says
• Q&A: Debt panel chairmen warn that inaction would be costly
• Incoming Speaker Boehner avoids airport pad-down
• George's house, not Mickey's, for pardoned turkey
• Chandra Levy murder trial jury adjourns for weekend
• Experts disagree whether Gulf seafood safe to eat
• 62 charged in food stamp fraud case
• New documents in Waters case, ethics hearing off
• US seeks Israeli action to restart peace talks
• TSA: Pilots to be exempt from some airport checks
• Gov't audit finds lax security at US courthouses
• Ohio ex-doctor gets 4-plus years in pipe bomb case
• Psychiatric defense planned in stabbing of NY boy
• Nigeria police: 2 killed in sect attack on mosque
• Pawlenty: GOP cred, low name recognition for 2012
• Bernanke defends bond-purchase plan, warns China
• Shuttle Discovery's final flight off until Dec. 3
• Italy cop on NY vacation spots stolen statue
• Bucs player Michael Williams charged with DUI
• Pakistani officials: US missiles kill 4 in vehicle
• NATO: 2 leaders of al-Qaida linked network seized
• Committee completes draft for California delta conservation plan
• Cancun: The next chance for democratic solutions to the climate crisis
• FACT CHECK: Arms treaty debate full of half-truths
• Catholics: 50 Church of England priests may join
• Germany: Namibia suspicious package security test
• TSA chief defends much-criticized security measure
• Coyotes killing pets in Cortez, residents say
• Obama arrives in Portugal for NATO summit
• Rangel could be 23rd House member to be censured
• Polk sheriff announces arrests for sale of fake pot
• Disney World replaces nightlife complex
• New Fla. homeowner finds body in garage
• 63 small dogs abandoned on rural Florida road
• 60 dogs, bird removed from central Fla. home
• Three major blood banks talk merger
• Mayor: police believe publicist shot from vehicle
• VIN MANNIX COLUMN | Army-Irish to open with a family flair
• Bradenton police say man tried to swallow pot evidence
• Pope to visit native Germany in 2011
• Facebook peeks spark asthma attacks in dumped boy
• The nation's weather
• Ill. breeder scours roadsides for Midwest grapes
• Sen. Boxer forced to tone down goals on climate change
• Airports consider congressman's call to ditch TSA
• Thanksgiving Eve Celebration On Old Main Street
• Bradenton Marauders Announce 2011 Schedule
• Downtown Manatee Avenue Construction Update - Nov. 18, 2010
• A Night Before Christmas
• Hope Kerkof Joins Manatee Habitat Staff
• Tournament Nets $8,500 for Sarasota Junior Golf Association
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Recruiting Business Volunteers For Real Life 101
• Teen robbery suspect nabbed after mistaking police car for cab
• Bill banning fake pot on the horizon
• McDonald: Port Manatee poised for strong growth
• Key step in LWR cityhood debate: Straw poll coming
• LWR Community activities’ office moves full circle
• Board considers hiring an ‘acting fire chief’
• Miller seeks to stop election certification
• Fidel says happy with direction of Cuba
• House ethics panel recommends censure for Rangel
• House Dems borrowed millions to avoid worse losses
• USDA investigating cattle brokerage for bad checks
• Obama: GOP endangers US by delaying nuclear treaty
• Attract beautiful butterflies to your garden
• Pets of the week: Nov. 19
• Learn, love at upcoming events
• A meaningful Thanksgiving for new Bradenton family
• Kidnapping suspect worked as stripper in Tampa
• Obama helps Biden cover campaign debts
• Bradenton woman charged with abandoning grandchild, 3
• Police: Student posted threats on Facebook
• 2 arrested after resident interrupts burglary in Bradenton
• US hits NKorea with new sanctions
• 12th grade students still below '92 reading scores
• Congress leaders of advanced age: Not an issue
• AG directs prosecutors to use DNA evidence
• Embattled warship in Philly to stay open, for now
• SAfrica's top cop: 2nd arrest in tourist's death
• Trump thinking about ultimate 'You're Hired' job
• Bicyclist mugged in Bradenton
• Fla. tribe gives $1.75M to addictive gambling org.
• Cardinals gather to discuss sex abuse, persecution
• Sweetbay store in Bradenton robbed
• Zimbabwe journalist arrested over election report
• For whom the bell trolls
• Wall Street quietly seeks to undo new financial rules
• Murkowski credits 'phenomenal coalition' for win
• Police find teen burglar sleeping on bedroom floor
• Four in 10 say marriage is becoming obsolete
• UCF ex-professor: I lost job for not using textbook
• Gov.-elect Scott reviving inaugural ball tradition
• Ethics committee to meet on Rangel's punishment
• Murkowski win a blow to Palin's influence
• First conviction unlikely to help Obama shut Gitmo
• New bridge in our future?
• Manatee doctors battle latest Medicare threat
• Neighborhood deals with another homicide
• $35M LECOM dental school planned at LWR
• Manatee authorities make arrest in pawn shop robbery
• MSO: Manatee man arrested for pawning stolen items
• $400K in jewels stolen from Ellenton store
• Myanmar democracy icon calls her detention illegal
• Taekwondo row spurs anti-China feeling in Taiwan
• UK defense chief denies budget cuts hit morale
• Murkowski calls write-in victory 'our miracle'
• Gingrich: GOP governors primed for big change
• Garrido attorney files to keep transcripts sealed
• New Hope For Adults Suffering From Pain Caused By Childhood Virus
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club Monthly Meeting
• Using Facebook Firkins' Automotive Raises $2,265 for Breast Cancer Awareness!
• 11/18 Local Briefs: Players to have fundraiser
• FDA warns makers of alcoholic energy drinks
• How do we feel about where we live?
• Foreclosure lawsuits pile up against banks
• Fall art show set for LWR
• Obama, Republicans in test of wills over START treaty
• Senate to vote again on military gay ban
• Black caucus faces new challenges in coming Congress
• U.S. manufacturer may have solution to airport screening uproar
• $400K in jewels stolen from Ellenton store
• Product recalls: Cheese
• Businesses see risk, opportunity in climate change
• House Democrats keep Nancy Pelosi as their leader
• NM parking attendants ticket SUV with body 3 times
• ATM heist suspect who escaped from Mo. jail caught
• Clinton seeks revamp of State, USAID
• TSA boss: New pat-downs are more invasive
• Fla. chief justice says foreclosures must be open
• Top fuel-miser luxury sedan is a Lincoln
• White House: Obama not backing down on nuke pact
• WH wants vote on Russia nuclear pact this year
• US wants tribesmen to fight Taliban in Afghanistan
• Don’t get hung up in road projects
• Jury begins deliberating in Chandra Levy murder trial
• Cholera confirmed in traveler from Haiti to Fla.
• Heavy rain and gales spark floods in SW England
• Tuna tussle: How much fishing is too much?
• Scientists at Picayune Strand State Forest study bats for Everglades project
• Senate Democrats swim against anti-earmark tide
• Murkowski Alaska-bound as vote counting winds down
• Slaying of publicist baffles police, Hollywood
• Cork popped on 'oldest' shipwrecked champagne
• Bicyclist killed in Hillsborough County
• Gov. Crist will pursue pardon for dead rocker Jim Morrison
• Recreational red snapper weekend harvest ends soon
• Venice High football team punished
• Welcome aboard county commissioners
• Bradenton PD: Man beats wife, lover with guitar, then slices her arm with steak knife
• Lakewood Ranch Country Club district in search of line of credit
• State Road 64 project plan draws criticism
• Gunman robs $400K in jewels from Ellenton store
• New Legislature comes out swinging
• Tomato deal comes to fruition
• Man found shot dead in minivan in Manatee
• SKorea says 3 soldiers killed during routine drill
• 18 hurt in Pakistan mosque shootout over prayers
• Alaska military base says F-22 fighter overdue
• Despite US effort, Syrian Mideast role on the rise
• Schwarzenegger launches new climate-change group
• State Champion Cotrone Signs With Florida State University
• Mortgage Principal Reduction Program Now In Effect
• Residents Asked To Conserve But Water Usage Rules Unchanged
• Life Legacy Video Grand Opening
• Mattison's Riverside Introduces New Menu Items
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - November 16, 2010
• Neal Communities Sells Out Wexford in the Country Club at Lakewood Ranch
• A 2011 royal wedding for Prince William, Kate
• Rancher Strickland named agriculturist of the year
• Residents voice Hamer Bridge design desires
• MLK essay and speech contest underway
• New school board members sworn in
• US Melissa Bean concedes to challenger
• GOP senator pessimistic on US-Russia arms treaty
• Manatee authorities on lookout for Creekwood burglary suspects
• White House-Hill leaders meeting postponed
• Prominent investors call for action on warming
• U.S. shows no sign of following Britain's Guantanamo prisoners payoff
• Under new plan, U.S. troops will stay in Afghanistan until 2014
• L.A. County passes sweeping ban on plastic bags
• Manatee Sheriff’s Office searching for pill burglars
• Motorcycle crash on I-275 leaves 2 injured
• Ethics investigation of Rep. Joe Wilson advances
• Woman becomes nation's 1st transgender trial judge
• Competing proposal roils deficit-reduction panel
• Jury awards $80M against RJR in Fla. smoker case
• Building tragedies hit China, India; 119 killed
• Fla. pastor leads small anti-mosque protest in NYC
• Prince William gives UK long-awaited royal wedding (with photo gallery)
• Prince William's fiancee has famous US relatives
• First lady's chief of staff leaving White House
• US braces for Russian backlash over arms suspect
• Feds may move to ban alcoholic energy drinks
• Justice Thomas' wife may play less public role
• Senate Democrat joins GOP pushing for earmark vote
• NJ Rep.'s campaign: Feds investigating ex-worker
• NY mom gets prison for killing disabled daughter
• Hundreds of fetuses found at Thai Buddhist temple
• Police: suspects tried to rob armored car in Hollywood
• Blake to join statewide trauma network
• Gas outage cripples SW Fla. businesses
• Man faces 168 years in Fla. tax fraud
• More than 900 pigs found dead on Pennsylvania farm
• Suspected US missiles kill 20 in NW Pakistan
• Muslims torch Christian homes in southern Egypt
• Iran kicks off 5-day air defense war games
• Obama meets with Gates, Hispanic Caucus
• Salvation Army short on turkeys for holiday meal
• New school board brings financial focus to budget
• ‘Dreamgirl’ Syesha didn’t let bullies destroy her
• Prep school owner makes offers to settle lawsuits — for $1,000
• Lakewood Ranch Humane Society forming
• Promotion at Palmetto City Hall raises question of inequity
• New trial for Ross set for April 11
• NBC Universal's Gaspin announces post-Comcast exit
• New US documents could feature in Demjanjuk trial
• The nation's weather
• Official: Iran, West agree on timing of nuke talks
• With divided Congress, tough road for ed reform
• DeLay trial to look at 2003 Texas redistricting
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to Iowa staff sergeant
• Reid, McConnell to stay in Senate top party posts
• Reagan, Clinton roared back from midterm grief
• Local Film Producer Announces Bradenton Film Premiere and Meet the Cast Program
• Healthy Start Coalition Of Manatee County Receives $10K
• Anna Maria Chamber Names Wagner Realty 2011 Large Business Of The Year
• Warning: Bonfires illegal in City limits
• Bradenton Downtown Development Authority Meeting Agenda for November 16, 2010
• FPL Tree Trimming Project Continues In Bradenton
• More than a thank you
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 16
• Head found in canal examined
• Work begins for area’s new legislators
• ACLU, groups want foreclosure hearings to remain public
• EPA sets state water pollution rules
• Commentary: Manatee PAL boxer wins state title
• Rare veto override votes scheduled for today
• Rubio arrives in D.C. to media crush
• DeMint scores big victory with McConnell support for earmark moratorium
• Testimony ends in Chandra Levy murder trial
• Jindal: No plans to run for president in 2012
• Tomblin succeeds Manchin as West Virginia governor
• NJ lawmakers advance tougher anti-bullying law
• Rangel walks out on first day of House ethics trial
• Ala. ex-trooper pleads in civil rights-era slaying
• EPA announces Fla. water pollution rules
• Man beaten, robbed in Bradenton
• Girls sue Pa. school over 'boobies'-bracelet ban
• Ala. ex-trooper pleads in civil rights-era slaying
• NASA finds 4th crack on space shuttle fuel tank
• 18 arrested in Fort Pierce high school brawl
• Arts, crafts draw crowd on island
• Teens thwart would-be robber, lock him in store in Pinellas
• Gov.-elect Scott names 6 economic advisers
• Woman gets 25 years in missing baby case
• 5 election winners to be sworn in early
• Defendant won't take stand in Chandra Levy murder trial
• Beginning of end for Berlusconi?
• Social Security judges facing more violent threats
• Refusal of Calif airport screening is Internet hit
• US offers $20,000 reward for info on Va shooter
• Bradenton man charged with giving boy ‘fake marijuana’
• Court OKs longer prison term in gun, drug crimes
• Bradenton.com's Top 10, Nov. 13-14
• NATO, Russia to cooperate in Afghan war
• Officials defend intimate airport security methods
• Pope to athletes: Respect your bodies
• Under Slovenia lie graves, many never to be found
• Ask MNN: What's the difference between carbon offsets and renewable energy credits? Is one better?
• Hiroshima not shy of its atomic bomb legacy
• Pelosi in political purgatory, Dems in turmoil
• House ethics trial opens for NY's Charles Rangel
• Fight, robbery in Manatee lead to arrests
• Large crop of freshmen make way to legislature
• Fiery fare draws crowds to chili cook-off in Lakewood Ranch
• Former inmate sues over baby's death in Florida
• Rare veto override votes set Tuesday in Fla.
• Fla. dealership offers free AK-47 for truck buyers
• Oil will run out 90 years before alternatives are widely available, study says
• TopTen USA: A Q&A with energy expert Noah Horowitz
• 10 inexpensive residential fixes can keep winter winds at bay, energy costs in check
• Electric, diesel or hybrid car? Cost and CO2 calculator helps consumers choose
• Prosecutors nearing end in case against Tom DeLay
• Hearing for Fort Hood shooting suspect wrapping up
• UK PM Cameron says Britain still a world power
• S. Sudan begins registration for Jan. freedom vote
• Police: Faulty Camry likely caused fatal UT crash
• Alaska elections director thrust into spotlight
• Chief UN prosecutor assessing Serbia cooperation
• Obama's Asian trip shows limits on global stage
• County-wide Effort To Stuff The Bus For Manatee’s Hungry Families
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 15
• 11/15 GALLERY: A BREAK FROM THE HEAT
• Report: More Chinese students studying in US
• Matthew Davis
• Woman charged in Bradenton mugging
• Ranks of millionaire college presidents grow
• Obama calls latest Israeli plan promising
• Obama back in White House after 10-day Asia trip
• Report details US letting in Nazis after WWII
• Lame-duck congressional session to consider tax cuts, defense budget
• Obama leaves Japan, heads back to United States
• Freed Cuban dissident to keep fighting for change
• Deputies: Human head found on Fla. canal bank
• 3 fishermen rescued in Gulf after going missing
• More than 650 red lionfish caught in Keys
• Queen, Prince William lead UK service for war dead
• Louisiana family cleaning up after rampaging deer
• 10 injured in crash of bus and 2 vehicles in LA
• US Rep. Davis announces bid for Chicago mayor
• Uncertainty reigns over replacing SF mayor
• Social Security judges facing more violent threats
• Axelrod starts Obama's re-election work next year
• Manatee second-graders try to break into school
• Manatee man robbed at gunpoint
• Manatee motorcycle crash leaves 1 injured
• Vt. police: Halloween gorilla suit attack was lie
• Banks expect more sympathy from GOP-controlled House
• Hobbled Dems, eager GOP back for lame-duck session
• Iran's nuke plant to feed power grid in December
• Karzai says US should reduce operations' intensity
• The nation's weather
• Voters approve Arizona medical marijuana measure
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi, newly free, calls for talks
• Obama makes return visit to sacred Buddha statue
• U.S. hires firms with questionable pasts for Afghan jobs
• How China policy squeezes companies anchored in U.S.
• Asian carp travel patterns toward Great Lakes subject of Army Corps study
• Obama, GOP could meet halfway on foreign policy
• Contractor leaves Afghan police stations half-complete
• Blake Medical Center Announces The Grand Re-Opening Of Their Rehabilitation Center
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For November 17, 2010
• Bradenton Central CRA Officials To Meet
• DiSabatino dives into new endeavor
• Manatee man robbed outside of market
• New sex abuse suit filed against ex-priest in Florida
• LWR farmers market opens (photos)
• Cuba frees the first of 13 political prisoners
• Construction woes hinder Afghan efforts
• 1st deadline looms for oil spill claim filing
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 14
• 11/14 - Police blotter
• 11/14 - Real Estate Transactions
• 11/14 - Public records
• 11/14 LOCAL BRIEFS: Temporary night lane closures start
• 11/14 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Cause of fire that killed 5 may never be known
• Septic tank law worth the price?
• Ritual of Tears remembers children
• 2 Bennett bills up for veto overrides
• Obama: Vote on START top priority
• Manatee high schoolers hit the stage
• And your ingredient is ... Mixon’s citrus
• Man tells deputies: I have pot
• Scientists find toxic algae in open ocean, botching idea for fighting global warming
• Obama turns to Russian diplomacy as Asia trip ends
• Clyburn will get House post, avoiding Democratic spat
• Myanmar democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi released
• Miller says he won't fight clear win for Murkowski
• New congress in troubled Mexican state sworn in
• LWR farmers market opens (photos)
• China looms as Obama tries to strengthen ties with Asian democracies
• Zsa Zsa Gabor returns home after hospitalization
• Clyburn will get House post, avoiding Democratic spat
• Federal agency's job is to convince people economic statistics mean something
• Suspect charged for San Francisco bridge standoff
• Emanuel formally announces run for Chicago mayor
• Fellow Nobel laureates celebrate Suu Kyi's release
• Afghan minorities fear peace talks with Taliban
• Freshmen arrive for crash-course on Congress
• Bush on post-presidency: 'I miss being pampered'
• GOP lawmakers take tough stand on Bush tax cuts
• Election shows work for Obama to win back voters
• Administration: Mrs. Obama was powerful in India
• Japan protests Medvedev visit to disputed island
• Japan, China leaders meet amid tensions, protests
• Police charge opposition activists in Bangladesh
• Obama calls for earmark reform, GOP calls for ban
• Mystery deepens over disabled NC girl's killing
• Cause of fire that killed 5 may never be known
• Casting for nude reality show to be held
• Shotgun-wielding teens rob man outside Bradenton bar
• Leadership struggle averted by House Democrats
• Militants assault NATO base in eastern Afghanistan
• Setting up for SunCoast Food & Wine Fest (photos)
• It’s showtime for Sanborn in LWR
• Manatee teachers sue schools over social site policy
• Fla. regulators OK Tallevast cleanup plan
• Report: Manatee man flees after telling officers he had pot
• Murder charges dropped against Bradenton man
• The nation's weather
• Opening statements given in reputed mobster trial
• Bees at foreclosed home plague area
• Blaze destroys Palmetto home; no one injured
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 13
• Tournament draws 14 college tennis teams
• Hot chili, cool veggies spice up weekend
• 11/13 - Public records
• Scott asks EPA to delay pollution rules
• Manatee woman to deputies: Arrest me
• AP source: WH makes offers to break treaty impasse
• Pentagon investigates leak on gay study
• Man robbed in front of a Manatee Amscot
• Manatee neighbor fight ends in arrest
• Lawyers look ahead in tangled Minnesota gov race
• Book by former Rep. Condit will leave readers startled,' co-author says
• Ga. burglar killed was homeowner's friend
• Scott asks EPA to delay Fla. water pollution rules
• Iraqis fear new government may not last
• VA touts new study on its care, but report's data raise questions
• Woman robbed while leaving Manatee restaurant
• Cindy McCain splits with husband on gay policy
• High court allows gay military ban for now
• Murkowski camp says she's heading for re-election
• Pot o' Gold: Family's old vase fetches $83 million
• Red ink for post office: $8.5B lost last year
• Store employee robbed at DeSoto Square mall
• Feds: Spilled-oil burns posed little health risk
• Big Christmas tree hoisted in NYC
• Pet monkey euthanized after biting NY woman
• Tampa woman says suspect in baby selling case sold her, too
• Lebanon: Cleric sentenced to life in absentia
• 2 hurt in 53rd Avenue West crash in Bradenton
• Pakistan bomb shows militant reach
• AWOL soldier returns on Veterans Day
• WHITE HOUSE NOTEBOOK: No dead fish means water OK
• Health officials confirm case of dengue fever in Miami-Dade
• Lakeland woman dies after mobile home fire
• Florida still needs more hurricane shelters
• Politicians opposed to Madagascar vote detained
• Defendant loses China's first HIV jobs bias case
• 11/12 LOCAL BRIEFS: Farmers market opening
• Happy first birthday: Nov. 12
• Lame duck politicians prepare to step aside
• Pets of the week: Nov. 13
• Events honoring vets continue in Manatee
• Drum major daughter follows drum major dad
• Man killed in single-vehicle crash on I-275
• Salior's 5-year-old found on Fla. roadside
• Toddler burned in motel bathtub
• Pedro Plan flight veterans mark 50th anniversary
• Agape Flights aids in Haiti cholera fight
• State rebate funds short
• Wife: Beaten Russian reporter out of coma
• SKorea says 2 pilots killed in spy plane crash
• Jamaica achieves security gains, but slums seethe
• Key hearing for suspected serial killer in Mich.
• Transgender people find their voice at NC school
• Obama arrives in Japan for second economic summit
• Energy-saving tips for fall
• Pizza delivery man robbed in Bradenton
• United Systems Computer Group News - November 11, 2010
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 12
• Democrats pressing Pelosi to step aside
• 11/12 POLITICAL NOTES: Island Democratic Club to meet
• Trailing flowers make cool season containers sizzle
• Temporary extension of Bush-era tax cuts gaining momentum
• Murkowski camp cries foul in ballot count
• 11/11 Local briefs: Concert to benefit local student
• Ark. GOP Sen.-elect undecided on GOP earmark ban
• Sanborn duo entertains LWR audience
• Thrasher named to influential rules post in Senate
• Potential suspect questioned in Fla. school threat
• Veterans Affairs expands services in Bradenton
• Maine could become end of "hydrogen highway"
• Newspaper probe finds lead in Publix's reusable bags
• ‘Healing takes time’
• Rubio in middle of ‘no earmarks’ fight
• Tampa opens outdoor ice rink
• Salute to Women a showcase for pride of service
• Pakistan briefly detains US man at airport
• Nicaraguan VP: No border zone troop withdrawal
• Teen committed after sex attacks
• Buses collide in Cameroon; 14 die
• Tobacco-loving Serbs face smoking ban
• Lockdown causes radio host to quit US House job
• BLUE CHAMPAGNE: Classic tune rekindles memories of World War II, classic bomber
• German Jews, gov't at odds over education funding
• Saudi Arabia on alert for al-Qaida attack on hajj
• Prosecutors' hopes in Chandra Levy case may come down to 3 witnesses
• Respectful salute: Manatee County students enamored with vets at annual event
• The nation's weather
• Razor-thin margins could bring gridlock to Oregon
• Groups hope Pentagon study on gays sways Congress
• Temporary Night Lane Closures On Downtown Manatee Avenue
• Ohio tower tumbles wrong direction, 4K lose power
• US homes lost to foreclosure drops 9 pct in Oct.
• Palin contributes to Miller in ballot fight
• Why Fed bond-buying plan is raising trade tensions
• Pinellas man, 24, dies in I-275 wreck
• Worker injured when Florida gas line explodes
• Foreclosure ‘freezes’ had little impact
• Planning board rejects office buildings for Palma Sola
• Return of Iraq's al-Maliki points to PM's tenacity
• MSO: Manatee man arrested on cocaine charge
• Michelle Obama honors US troops in Germany
• MSO: Manatee man arrested for returning to domestic violence scene
• There’s A New Game In Town - AllSports Uniforms!
• Legislator: Russian officer turned in spies to US
• Manatee 2-year-old airlifted for burns
• How the poll was conducted
• Ohio teacher accused of sleeping on job is fired
• Veterans Day parade today in Palmetto
• AP-GfK Poll: Public mixed on GOP tax, health plans
• Nader seeks suspension of GM stock offering
• Road Closure In Bradenton From November 15 to November 26, 2010
• Mixon Harvest fest fetes excellent crop
• City Of Bradenton Will Collect Yard Trash On Veteransday
• County, biomass firm agree to build water line
• US approval of arms pact with Russia looking shaky
• EPA takes first step to cut industrial plant emissions
• Teacher’s union not yet on board with Race to the Top
• School nutrition bill could be revived in Congress
• EPA issues state guidelines for greenhouse emissions
• BPD officer suspended for three weeks for domestic battery arrest
• How the sweet potato could help save world from malnutrition
• EPA takes first step to cut industrial plant emissions
• City to collect yard trash, garbage on Veterans Day
• Landlord finds live WW II mortars inside Tampa home
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - November 9, 2010
• Fine arts, crafts abound in Peridia
• Tampa General Hospital unveils new, $35 million neonatal unit
• Pentagon: 'mystery missile' was probably airplane
• Manatee approves utilities rate hike
• Newly empowered Kyrgyz parliament in first session
• South Carolina U to revise discrimination policies
• Students warned of prescription drug abuse
• Conservative Belgian archbishop in eye of storm
• Steele may face challengers for GOP chairmanship
• ‘Quilts for Cruisers’ provides blankets for kids in need
• Doctors set up cholera centers in Haiti's capital
• Nine Congress and governor races not yet decided
• Bennett named Florida Senate pro tempore
• Colo. school bus crashes off icy highway, 12 hurt
• AP-GfK Poll: Palin most polarizing of 2012 crowd
• Manatee Avenue work to begin Sunday
• Some question prosecution's case in DeLay trial
• Spring break: Target for cleaning Fla, Ala beaches
• Ellen Teeter, AP Elected Vice President Of Florida State Oriental Medical Association
• Local mom arrested for trying to sell baby
• Disabled veterans memorial has DC groundbreaking
• China closes hundreds of Beijing lobbying offices
• Emanuel to formally announce run for Chicago mayor
• Commissioners Brown, Getman bid farewell
• A runway to self-esteem: Women veterans take part in a fashion show designed to make them feel special
• Mubarak admits reform has not helped all Egyptians
• GOP's Bachmann drops bid for House leadership
• City Of Bradenton Fire Department News - Structure Fire located At 2102 23rd Ave. W
• Man unfit to stand trial for allegedly killing mom
• DNA evidence suggests sexual relationship between Levy, Condit
• Alaska Senate race vote tally
• Man's remains found in container in Fla. waters
• Chandra Levy trial resumes after 6-day hiatus
• Quan scores upset win in Oakland mayor's race
• Mote symposium focuses on Gulf ecology
• Bradenton Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for November 15, 2010
• Man guilty in wife's honeymoon death leaves jail
• Our Gulf art show in Lakewood Ranch
• House veterans to newcomers: Sweat the small stuff
• Army gets 1st Sikh enlisted soldier since 1980s
• Manatee host for national drug program
• Japanese reporter detained in Myanmar freed
• 2 Liberian ministers resign after Cabinet shakeup
• Administration moving away from 2011 Afghan withdrawal date
• Race to the Top funding application OK’d
• World War II bomb found at Warsaw airport
• Cops: Man burning ex-girlfriend photos starts fire
• Testimony indicates poor cementing of drilling rigs is a widespread problem
• Parade to highlight local Veterans Day observances
• Psychiatric finding due in NYC therapist killing
• Recycling bottles into ornaments
• Judge: Settlement discussed in drilling lawsuit
• Fla. recount participants hold 10-year reunion
• Students found with guns at Tampa-area school
• Yemen wants much more US aid to fight terrorism
• Obama likely to shorten Indonesia trip
• Manatee woman charged with firing gun to 'scare' girlfriend
• In Germany, Demjanjuk says he's too sick for trial
• Senator calls for probe of diesel pollution trapped in Chicago rail stations
• IT’S PARTY TIME: Club seeks alumni
• Bradenton officer suspended for 3 weeks after arrest
• No one hurt in Bradenton drive-by shooting
• Railroad Crossings In City Of Bradenton Have Reopened
• U.S. 301/S.R. 70 accident leaves 1 with broken bones
• Man kidnapped in Sarasota, shot in Manatee
• Bradenton’s Form-Based Codes Draft Available Online
• Robbers steal Manatee man's money, marijuana
• As boomers age, 1 in 5 drivers will be oldsters
• Black caucus says it will allow Republicans
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 9
• CAPITAL CULTURE: Got hankies? Next speaker's weepy
• Pentagon can't explain 'missile' off California
• 11/9 SCHOOL BRIEFS: Sugg to participate in cleanup
• District board deals with draws, singles
• Auditors want $3.2 million from ACORN
• Manatee Avenue work delayed until next week
• PAL football teams roll in season-ending Superbowl
• Justice Dept.: No charges in CIA tape case
• Judge sides with Trailer Estates in Sunshine lawsuit
• Evaluation set for priest accused of pedophilia
• Dem Rep. Connolly keeps Va. congressional seat
• Surviving To Thriving: Building Your Business
• Prep owner denies charges
• Ex-clerk accused of fixing traffic cases
• Gov. Crist to meet successor in transition meeting
• U.S. won't file charges over destruction of interrogation videotapes
• Gulf task force talks recovery
• Suspect flees, takes the plunge
• Earnings lift stocks despite mounting Irish fears
• On book circuit, Bush isn't shy about presidency's flash points
• Fake pot makes Bradenton boy sick
• Nigeria: Nationalities of oil hostages released
• French court orders probe into African presidents
• Administration moving away from 2011 Afghan withdrawal date
• Bradenton man, a victim of sexual abuse, appears on ‘Oprah Show’
• Obama: US ready to help India, Pakistan make peace
• Congress and governor races still to be decided
• White House to Yemen: Share more now
• DCF adoptions made ‘one child at a time’
• Victorious GOP sets out to repair image
• Officials: Hurricane killed at least 20 in Haiti
• IG report criticizes Christie's travel as US atty
• Florida groups mobilize for Haiti after hurricane
• Highlights of key issues in US-India affairs
• Judge hears arguments in targeted killing case
• Officials gather for oil spill restoration talks
• New lawyer to argue latest Mumia Abu-Jamal appeal
• Pentagon chiefs: Afghans can manage by 2014
• Texas vs. EPA climate rules
• Racial undertones haunt battle for House Democrats' No. 2 post
• Art believed destroyed by Nazis found in Berlin
• CO2 smackdown: Improve appliances
• Former ACORN official pleads no contest in Nevada
• Netanyahu says Iran must fear military strike
• Ask MNN: How do I properly insulate my windows for the cold weather?
• Joe Miller: Cautiously optimistic on prospects
• US, N. Zealand crews rescue family in S. Pacific
• EarthTalk: Is wool better for the environment than synthetics?
• Spill panel: No evidence of saving $ over safety
• Obama, Singh, commit to cooperation on terrorism
• Homemade explosives found in central Florida
• Spill panel: No evidence of saving $ over safety
• Jury to hear 2nd week of testimony in DeLay trial
• 17-month old boy hit by car and dies in Fla.
• Maryland coast opened to offshore wind development
• Fla. man charged with shooting pregnant woman
• One killed, three injured in crash
• About $24,000 in equipment stolen from Bradenton dentist
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 8
• Bridge Street draws a crowd
• US intel didn't connect American to Mumbai attacks
• More information
• Free Educational Seminar
• Black caucus gives Clyburn nod in Dem race
• Journalism Next: Fledgling AP mentor program already a hit
• APNewsBreak: Georgia details nuclear smuggling
• Republican wants to keep global warming committee
• Brunch on the Bay raises funds for USF
• Tea party favorite Rubio walks fine line
• Court seems divided on taxing medical residents
• Scott totes ambitious agenda for Florida
• Recalled Japan envoy returns to Russia
• Newsom's win keeps Calif political future afloat
• No reports of illness from fake pot
• Israeli police flatten mosque, say built illegally
• Besides seats, GOP wins sway in 2010 redistricting
• Republicans in charge take aim at health overhaul
• Taste of Manatee: Foodies have plenty of choices
• AirTran flight makes emergency landing in Tenn.
• Bikers for Babies descend on southwest Florida
• Gates, Obama urge repeal of military's gay ban
• Manatee likely to violate new ozone rule
• The nation's weather
• Florida Lotto jackpot rises to $10 million
• Republicans take hard line on tax cuts
• Bradenton pooch is quite the actor, on the boards and off
• LA police search train for suspicious baggage
• Swedes arrest man suspected of shooting immigrants
• Obama surprised by political cost of health law
• Chicago's Metra riders subjected to high amounts of diesel soot, probe finds
• Thousands of cadets march across Red Square
• US may reconsider Sudan's terror list status
• 11/07 - Real estate transfers
• Former ally urges Berlusconi to resign
• Cuba hits deadline to release political prisoners
• 11/07 - Police blotter
• Feud over Vt. artist Tudor's estate goes to trial
• Authorities: Man killed after attacking Fla deputy
• 11/07 - Public records
• UAE airlines ban Yemen cargo after mail bomb plot
• Sudan investigates Darfur radio for rebel links
• 11/7 POLITICAL BRIEFS: Democrats to review vote results
• DeMint basks in election afterglow, but did he cost GOP the Senate?
• Israel to quit part of village on Lebanese border
• 11/7 LOCAL BRIEFS: St. Joseph’s food pantry getting bare
• Extremes rule both parties, as centrists are in decline
• `Staff of life' wavers under weight of humanity
• Public gets acquainted with G.T. Bray Recreation Center
• Neighbors in Uniform: Nov. 5
• With $30M gift, Pa. college seeks to be university
• STAND DOWN IS A HAND UP
• Teen charged with manslaughter in friend's death
• Technology a blessing, a curse for remote island
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 7
• Jews to mark somber Holocaust anniversary
• Pawlenty says health care law a target if he runs
• Life lessons crafted from broken glass
• Meet 16-year-older, a freshman engineering major
• Clyburn: Pelosi has a role in House leadership
• Snooty a party animal
• Bodies of 5 Afghan policemen found in east
• No respite from politics in NH with 2012 looming
• Prescription drug addict fails to find help
• GOP comeback strategy factored in lagging recovery
• School board to vote on Race to Top funds
• State agency defends ‘Taj Mahal’ courthouse
• US military flies over Haiti to view storm damage
• G.T. Bray’s gem of a rec center in the spotlight
• Boy killed, brother injured by bus
• Error in tally upends NY congressional election
• Russian reporter in coma after attack
• Pets of the week: Nov. 5
• Chinese artist Ai Weiwei under house arrest
• Investigation continues into greyhound deaths
• Bloomberg to promote electric taxis in cities
• New Fla. ag commissioner names transition team
• Fla. judge delays delay arms dealer sentencing
• Murder charge in Wash. state barbell beating
• Minn. carpenter finishes 4,000-mile charity run
• Broward suspect fatally shot after trying to flee
• W.Va. Powerball winner gives $5M to charity group
• Yemen orders US-born cleric found 'dead or alive'
• 2 Fantasy 5 players collect $115,508 top prize
• Saudis warned US of package bomb plot weeks ago
• In India, Michelle Obama sings, dances with kids
• Clinton says Myanmar election deeply 'flawed'
• Pair ordered to trial in buried Colo. girl's death
• Nuclear waste shipment faces German protests
• 11/06 - Public records
• WHITE HOUSE NOTEBOOK: No fallen coconuts for Obama
• AP Interview: Ex-minister facing indictment
• Several railroad crossings reopening
• Money Mailer of Manatee County Introduces Innovative Direct Marketing ...
• Bernanke defends new Fed plan to boost economy
• Hearing loss may play role in whale, dolphin strandings
• HealthSource Chiropractic and Progressive Rehab - New Product / Service Announcement
• Relative of slain Conn. family offers comfort
• COOL CONCERT
• Incoming speaker names 2 choices
• Florida Power And Light Tree Trimming Project
• Village of the Arts marks Day of the Dead
• Tea party complicated GOP Senate math
• WHEN TOMATOES FLY
• Obama talks of need for compromise with GOP
• Murder conviction overturned by courts
• Red Cross in position to help Haiti
• Justices rule court fees constitutional
• Pelosi will seek to stay as House Dem leader
• MCAT Bus Transfer Station Public Art Selection Panel Meeting
• Bennett: We’ll get tough on ‘pill mills’
• Suu Kyi's son seeks Myanmar visa to visit mother
• Economy adds more jobs, but jobless rate still stuck
• County approves 580 Parrish homes
• Correction: France Congo story
• Republicans seek to help Miller in ballot count
• Official says she saw 500 celebrity passport files
• Authorities crack down on synthetic marijuana
• Afghan Taliban threaten death to all talking peace
• Beijing denounces Nobel prize as a Western tool
• Former gang enforcer changes tone of Levy trial
• NY makes bid for $3B marked for NJ rail tunnel
• Polish priest raising world's largest Jesus statue
• $69.3 million Afghan-contracting fine may be a record
• 1 year after rampage, Fort Hood still healing
• Suspect in 4 Buffalo shooting deaths keeps lawyer
• GOP seeks cuts to pay for renewed jobless benefits
• GOP, Obama embrace Bush tax cuts compromise
• UN: 3 Latvian helicopter crew kidnapped in Darfur
• Pelosi wants to remain leader of House Democrats
• 2nd Annual Manatee County Caregiver Forum
• Online ‘Hippie’ attracts readers
• Ancient skulls mailed to Brigham Young University
• Mongolian spy invited to UK, arrested at airport
• Scott picks Galvano for transition team
• FLORIDA LEGISLATURE: First up: Overriding nine of Gov. Crist’s vetoes
• Israelis mull leaving settlers in Palestine
• Lakewood Ranch man pleads guilty in fraud scheme vs Outback
• GOP gains set stage for national security battle
• 70 killed in Taliban attacks on Pakistani mosques
• FHP still on lookout for Manatee hit-and-run suspect
• If you go
• Hurricane adds to Haiti's woes, 4 dead in floods
• Burglary suspect apprehended in Palmetto
• Tips for creating an elegant all-white garden
• Officials: Suspect lived unnoticed after 'death'
• U.S. Army All-American Bowl To Select Manatee High School Football Star
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 5
• Bulletin board: Nov. 5
• Ohio NASA lockdown spurred by test system glitch
• 11/5 Local briefs: Manatee set to mail tax bills
• Camera club cofounder Dottie Favorite shares stories behind the pictures
• Deep-sea corals near BP well site dead and dying, scientists find
• Women’s Resource Center Turns 20!
• 11/5 School briefs: Heads up for flying tomatoes
• Gunman commits suicide after ordeal at Palm Bay hospital
• Marines stand by off coast of storm-battered Haiti
• Relay For Life ‘18 Hours In 18 Minutes’ Kick Off Party!
• 11/5 Political notebook: Democrats to review vote results
• Universities panel focuses on tuition, turf
• Judge allows fraud case against translator company
• Two years later, Musil-Buehler case still remains unsolved
• FHP: Small steel object crashes through SUV window
• Dr. Harris Silverman Selected as One of 'The Best Doctors in America'
• Woman mugged outside her home in Bradenton
• Fla. hostage situation began with demand for ring
• No decision in Minn. gov race means Dems lose
• Robbery victim in serious condition after attack in Palmetto
• Vote shows independents, seniors upset with Dems
• Conn. GOP candidate wants to delay gov. tally
• 11/04 Local Briefs: Manatee Ave. to be reduced to one lane
• US officials: Military wants to boost aid to Yemen
• Gibbs: No info that explosion was 17 minutes away
• Exit polls show Floridians worried about jobs, future
• Election Day unkind to many wealthy candidates
• Justice Stevens voices support for NYC mosque
• Bachmann bid for GOP leadership gets cool reaction
• 11/04 School Briefs: Williams festival set for Saturday
• Election doesn't end major discord for GOP, Obama
• Guandique confessed to killing Chandra Levy, inmate testifies
• GOP agenda: Make the Democrats yield
• Fla. Dems have backs to wall
• The GOP resurgence sputters in most of New England
• Fla. asks doctors to report possible cholera cases
• Health care law faces new hurdles from resurgent GOP
• Veterans Day events
• Gulf restoration task force to begin meeting
• FL candidate skipped election to care for with dog
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,260
• GOP mowed down Dems in Fla. elections
• Fla. universities panel considers tuition issues
• Al-Qaida No. 2 vows revenge for imprisoned woman
• Contractor Louis Berger settles in Afghan overbilling probe
• Bradenton’s new redevelopment code unveiled
• Scott holds 1st news conference as governor-elect
• Egypt: Archaeologists unearth 3,400 pharaoh statue
• Abashed Maldives regulates tourist marriage vows
• Walk and art sale to benefit Vet park in San Marco Plaza
• Berlusconi's teflon touch in question
• China pressures European governments over Nobel
• Spain may upend name game in gender equality push
• FLORIDA GOVERNOR: How Republican Rick Scott defeated Alex Sink
• Qantas jumbo makes emergency landing in Singapore
• Matisse nude bronze sells for $48.8M at NY auction
• Death toll from new floods in Vietnam rises to 16
• Classwork at Palmetto Youth Academy never tasted so good
• Report: NKorean hacking increases ahead of G-20
• 3rd week of Chandra Levy murder trial concluding
• Obama challenges Cabinet, sets bipartisan talks
• Amendments 5 and 6 will tame districts
• Opening arguments expected in Smart kidnap trial
• FREE ENERGY MAKEOVERS: FPL offers seniors, low-income households electric savings
• Native Americans sue U.S. over solar power plant in desert
• Job No. 1 for Manatee commissioners: Economic growth
• Report: Flight delays in NYC region bad as ever
• Garden under glass: Terrariums are flourishing again
• Professional South Korean Baseball Team Training At Pirate City Through Mid-December
• Manatee schools prep for more cuts
• After Fort Hood, Army unit put grief aside to help
• Panhandle varsity football coach arrested
• Fourth Annual Huntington’s Disease Team Hope Walk and Fun Run
• GOP's victories give Barbour traction for White House run
• Form-based code unveiled today
• Fla. redistricting amendments pass
• Obama: Tax cuts alone won't grow the economy
• Big business hopes campaign investments pay off
• Vosburgh wins full term in B- Beach
• Putnam wins agriculture commissioner
• Cost figured in Bridgeport, Conn., ballot shortage
• Plotters didn't know where mail bombs would go off
• Officer of the Month for November
• Selby elected AMI’s new mayor
• Deputy revives woman who collapses in Fla. court
• Lakeland woman, 81, critical after wasp attack
• Tuesday's election was a blue one for Blue Dogs
• Buchanan, Castor holding big leads
• World watches US election and speculates on impact
• Republican Atwater elected CFO
• Hispanic candidates win big Tuesday
• Sarasota, Manatee commit to trolley funding for 2011
• Watchman charged with killing actor in Philippines
• Helmand governor: US improving security in Sangin
• Huge volcanic blast spurs more Indonesians to flee
• SPECIAL DISTRICTS Union-backed slate sweeps at So. Manatee
• DNA test confirms Ceausescu's remains
• China accuses peace prize supporter of subversion
• President of Zanzibar sworn in, to form unity govt
• U.S. SENATE: Rubio rolls to dominant win
• The nation's weather
• Greece halts mail, hunts for bombing suspects
• WFP chief tours food factory during NKorea visit
• Manatee voters reject ‘critical needs’ tax for schools
• Haiti wants major camp evacuated ahead of storm
• Phony US marshal pleads guilty in San Diego
• Pa. mother appears in court in newborn deaths
• Mixed bag on amendments
• Murkowski, Miller set for another showdown
• Official: Struck gas line caused Boston home blast
• Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials
• Lancaster, Williams win tight races in Palmetto
• 2 killed in Naples motorcycle crash
• One-third of world's sharks, skates and rays face extinction
• What voters sought, change, appears to be in store
• 105-year-old Manatee voter 'is just amazing’
• Thieves steal $58,000 in items in Bradenton burglary
• Whitmore wins second term on Manatee commission
• GOP expected to scrutinize, oppose EPA efforts
• Newcomer DiSabatino wins Manatee commission seat
• Man gets 40 years for fatal shooting in Clearwater
• Colorado Senate race could drag on for weeks
• Temporary Night Lane Closures On Downtown Manatee Avenue
• Luncheon Workshop To Focus On Leveraging Diversity In Business
• Palmetto home trashed in burglary
• Sen. Patty Murray has lead in Wash. state
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - November 2, 2010
• Holmes Beach re-elects incumbents
• Republican wave stops short in Obama's home state
• Obama defends health care overhaul law
• FLORIDA GOVERNOR: Scott appears in line for victory
• Aranibar wins bitter campaign, ousts Pfeilsticker for Manatee school board seat
• Obama says it 'feels bad' seeing Dems lose
• Steube, Boyd cruise to easy wins for Fla. House seats
• Oregon governor candidates locked in tight race
• Obama sees chance to overturn ban on military gays
• Manatee polling places ‘ready to roll’
• Five Pop Warner football teams advance in playoffs
• Americans vote to fill record 37 governorships
• Outspoken Fla. Democratic Rep. Grayson unseated
• Grand Opening And Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For Scores Taproom And Grill
• Product recall: Duro Extend Capsules
• Legalize-pot activists push for upset win in Calif
• Gov. Joe Manchin wins US Senate race in W.Va.
• 11/2 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Rampaging wild boar shot by police
• A look at what's at stake on Election Day
• GOP wins more House seats, Cuomo wins
• November 2010 City Of Bradenton Board Meetings
• Urban farms sprouting in cities across South Florida
• Upstairs at the White House: No 'Mr. President'
• Man catches more than 14-foot long alligator
• Serbia police search 3 sites for Mladic
• Israeli politician cancels visit to Britain
• NORAD plans training drill over Florida Keys
• British PM Cameron to visit Beijing next week
• Palestinian PM stakes claim to east Jerusalem
• London braces for 3rd subway strike over job cuts
• Khodorkovsky verdict to be delivered Dec. 15
• Toll from Indian boat tragedy rises to 69
• NKorea makes point-by-point denial of ship sinking
• Recall election scheduled for city of Bell
• Police: Schwarzenegger's teen son held rowdy party
• Myanmar cancels voting in more minority areas
• Future teachers must show, not just tell, skills
• Mich. mom sells handwritten Obama letter for $7K
• Gunfire targets 5th military-related site near DC
• Beleaguered Haiti braces for possible hurricane
• 'Lion King' actress dies from leukemia
• Obama: Agenda 'all at risk' in any Republican romp
• Study details trade-off between growing crops, climate change
• 3 charged after Fla. man disappears from airport
• Delta: Box blades on flight to Oregon from Tokyo
• Amber Alert issued for 3-month-old girl
• Pittsburgh Pirates/Bradenton Marauders News - November 01, 2010
• Informant in Tampa police shootings receives $80,000
• Traffic Watch for Nov. 2
• It's decision time, Florida
• Anthony's mom believes in daughter's innocence
• Adopt-A-Family
• Election Day — respite from robocalls
• Led by 105-year-old, Manatee residents hit polls
• Palmetto OKs comp plan ahead of Amend. 4 vote
• Polls show Sink as slight favorite
• Central CRA Meeting
• Unopposed Republican Thune retains SD Senate seat
• Railroad crossing closures begin on track
• Kaine defends Obama's stewardship of gov't affairs
• Republicans seek House majority, hope for wave
• Brownback wins Kansas governor's race
• No one hurt in Bradenton shooting
• Tuesday won't end the campaign for some candidates
• 11/1 LOCAL BRIEFS: Elks open lodge for fall festival
• Voters likely to hand GOP big governorship wins
• On witness stand, Condit refuses to describe Levy relationship
• Classmates welcome a foreign friend from Germany
• O'Donnell says TV station 'forgot' to run her ads
• Palin endorses Tancredo in Colo. gov race
• 11/1 Gallery: Larger than life
• A state-by-state glance at Tuesday's election
• Meek begins 24 hours of nonstop campaigning
• On witness stand, Condit refuses to describe relationship with Levy
• Tee Ross: Music was his passion
• White House weighs response to mail bomb plot
• Germany suspends passenger flights from Yemen
• Book by Texas gov. focuses on states' rights
• O’Connor, Connor named to Ag Hall of Fame
• Terrorist bombers may have targeted aircraft
• 2 crew members killed in Romania in jet crash
• Nevada GOP turns in promising early vote tally
• Scott, Rubio promise to revitalize economy
• Busy day of stumping on day before Pa. election
• Big task ahead for Brazil new leader Rousseff
• First lady rallies Pa. Democrats on election's eve
• The sad, tragic life of Daniel Case had meaning after all
• DUI manslaughter trial opens for ex-Yankee Leyritz
• Lawyer: Ill. murder suspect needs psychiatric exam
• Northern Command enforces no-fly zone for shuttle
• Veterans Receive A Free Acupuncture Treatment This Veterans Day At Family Acupuncture And Oriental Medicine
• George W. Bush to kick off book fair in Miami
• Prosecutors: DeLay sought power via funding scheme
• Clinton urges rights progress in Cambodia
• 11/1 FLORIDA BRIEFS: Man dies after Harley hits a deer
• Foot powder delays Birmingham-Jacksonville flight
• Cuba to send 3 more prisoners to exile in Spain
• Taliban briefly overrun east Afghanistan district
• Chemical culprits: Flea-control chemicals
• 10 alleged Somali pirates to be tried in Germany
• American seeks to stop 'milkshake murder' retrial
• Roll with it: Scott's tube-free toilet paper
• NH student chided for not giving, forcing changes
• Swedish police release Goteborg terrorism suspects
• Could backyard barbeques save the planet?
• Environmentalists oppose new plan for sequoias monument
• Tomas seen regaining power, pose threat to Haiti
• Ask MNN: How can I stay green and get organized before the holiday season starts?
• Drunken diaper-wearing man seeking candy arrested
• The nation's weather
• Woman dead, child injured after being hit by train in Daytona
• A look at what's at stake on Election Day
• Warnings abound in enforcing immigration job rules
• 2 gunmen rob Sweetbay store in Ellenton
• Cuomo stumps in Paladino's backyard in NY gov race
• Man killed in hit-and-run accident
• ELECTIONS 2010 Campaign more unpredictable than fiction
• Family rents rooms in mansion to pay bills
• French airline makes landmark flight to Baghdad
• Traffic delays to hit schools
• College quidditch teams would make Potter proud
• NYC voters to consider term limits, again
• DeSoween at national memorial
• Brazil's Rousseff poised to take presidency
• Poll: Cuomo has 25-point lead in NY governor race
• Manatee Players takes top honors at state fest
• Panicked exodus as Indonesia volcano spews new ash
• Dem, GOP challenger even in Ohio governor race
• Southeast High student stands up for gay classmates
• Israeli Jews at odds with liberal brethren in US
• Obama makes last campaign stop in pivotal Ohio
• Are cameras deterring crime in Manatee?
• Coroner: Suspected Calif. cop killer killed self
• Florida Lotto jackpot rises to $8 million
• Marauders host trick-or-treaters
• Mail bomb investigators push on with Yemen manhunt
• Zimbabweans wrap up public constitution meetings
• Artist's study of island brings the dead to life
• India suspends search after boat tragedy, 25 dead
• Fence goes up to keep Asian carp out of Chicago canal
• Clinton stumps in Maine for Mitchell
• Pa. governor hopefuls focus on Philly-area voters
• Traffic Watch for Oct. 31
• Generation gap divides troops on gays in military
• Bill Clinton rallies for Caprio in RI gov race
• Plenty of Halloween events today
• Clinton set to join Meek in Orlando
• Biden stumps for Ohio gov. locked in tight race
• 10/31 POLITICAL BRIEFS: Candidates to attend rally today
• Report: Altered papers filed for Carroll’s firm
• Democrats see hope for regaining Senate seat in AK
• 10/31 - Real estate transactions
• Final forecasts for Tuesday: GOP wave is still building
• Wis. Senate candidates play nice as election nears
• 10/31 - Police blotter
• Obamacare' is weapon of choice in GOP ad assault on Democrats
• Ex-Pakistani leader seeks support in Fla.
• 10/31 - Public records
• No tricks, big treat: a White House Halloween
• Only 2 survivors remain from Nazi camp Treblinka
• Expanded coverage
• Tomas heads into Carib after whipping east isles
• American missionary drowns in Philippines
• Brad Prep possessions auctioned off for $100
• Why your mailbox is a chamber of political horrors
• Biological diversity convention approves protocol on access, benefit-sharing
• Salvation Army to hold food drive
• Obama's busy weekend campaigning
• 'Empty Bowls' A Success For The Food Bank Of Manatee
• Boarding up the Classic Inn (photos)
• Obama appeals for postelection common ground
• Innovative Healthy Lifestyle Program Starts Tuesday, Nov. 2nd, 2010!
• Lots of treats, no tricks, at Lakewood Ranch Boo Fest
• Governor hopefuls plan busy Saturday
• A state-by-state glance at Tuesday's election
• Plenty of Halloween events planned for today, tomorrow
• Pharmaceutical Take Back Program
• Man shoots and wounds ex-girlfriend, deputies
• Mass. gubernatorial candidates make final push
• Judge: 357 idle foreclosure suits gone in 2 1/2 hours
• Jury recommends death in Florida couple’s slaying
• Chu talks zombies and vampires on Facebook
• Manatee prescription drug sting nets 49
• Lawyers: China blocked US visit, citing 'security'
• Biden backs Mass. Dem. battling GOP challenge
• Manatee Young Professionals Gather To Assist Salvation Army
• National Designation For Local Workforce Collaborative
• 2 Koreas hold reunions for war-split families
• Ohio congressman leaves rally as wife gives birth
• Boozman, Lincoln optimistic as Ark. election nears
• New alarms after Indonesian volcano erupts again
• Police: Lake City mom attacks school principal
• In Ark., Lincoln tries to emphasize moderate stand
• The nation's weather
• Afghanistan complains about Russians in drug raid
• Nev. Senate race converges in state capital
• Investigators hunt for mail bombers in Yemen
• Appeals court to mull states' role in immigration
• Conn. wrestling fans: We're no lock for McMahon
• Hurricane Shary passing to east of Bermuda
• Pot measure's immediate effect remains up in air
• New ad: Obama says GOP wants no checks on Wall St
• Manatee sheriff: Burglary suspect confesses
• GOP plans attacks on EPA and some climate scientists
• Clinton pressures China over territorial disputes
• Report: Manatee man offers deputy cocaine to release him
• Local Agency Awarded Grant To Create New Jobs
• Cargo ship bring supplies to space station
• MYP Host Mypower Networking Lunch at The Manatee Chamber Of Commerce
• Man charged with 39 counts of child porn
• Southern Manatee Fire race heats up
• Shanghai World Expo ends, drew 72 million visitors
• Manatee Young Professionals To Host Networking Program at Mattison’s Riverside
• 10/30 - public records
• Tea party movement alienating young voters
• Candidate for US Senate in Iowa arrested in Neb.
• Almost 50 arrested in Manatee on prescription drug charges
• Prairie inspiration: Jens Jensen opened Chicago's eyes to the beauty and grandeur of Midwestern landscape
• In tweet, State Dept. urges Iran to free hikers
• None of the above looms large in Nevada Senate
• Trouble was brewing before oil disaster
• GOP governors rally in Pa. for Corbett, Toomey
• Write-ins flood Alaska Senate race list
• Leader in Fla. couple's killing faces execution
• 3 Republican governors rally in Ohio
• Young Latino Dems may cost congressman his job
• Detectives continue to investigate Bradenton slayings
• Pansies: Indigo Spires rock the fall garden
• Ark.'s Ross uses fellow Dems as foil in House bid
• Traffic Watch for Oct. 29
• Bulletin board: Oct. 29
• Two years later, GOP is phoenix rising
• Hal and Johncyna McRae honored
• The tale of Reba rabbit
• Dry spell dogs area
• The Pecan Pie Man
• Judge says tests on Halliburton cement a priority
• 13th Av’s new wing ‘opens up world’ to kids, adults
• Oil spill has Gulf candidates walking tightrope
• Warning systems often don't help tsunami victims
• Polls: Voter pessimism helps GOP in 4 states Obama won
• ‘The best Ultimate’ (with video)
• Auditions for nude reality show in Florida scheduled
• Newly released files show Hitler's daily routine
• Clinton denies asking Fla. Dem to drop Senate bid
• Senior apartments add to area's comeback
• Fantasy Fest parade draws thousands to Key West
• Streets near White House reopen; package cleared
• Explosives found on U.S.-bound flights; al-Qaida group in Yemen suspected
• Smith attorneys cite conflict
• Myanmar court hears Suu Kyi appeal over detention
• Gas leaks force 1-day delay for Discovery's launch
• In final TV debate, Minn. gov hopefuls get testy
• 13th Annual City Of Bradenton Men’s Amateur Golf Championship
• Report: Russia, US collaborate in Afghan drug raid
• 2 students withdraw after Rutgers suicide
• Conn. governor hopefuls say urban areas a priority
• Chinese court denounces awarding of Nobel prize
• Man taken for ride and robbed in Bradenton
• Polish teen sailors safe despite severe weather
• Arizona beheading raises fears of drug violence
• Missing Manatee woman, 20, found in good health
• Awww ... animal babies make conservation cute
• No sign of illness in goat that killed WA hiker
• Obama to travel to Maryland and Virginia on Friday
• Would-be Dallas bomber appealing 24-year sentence
• Sick of campaign ad avalanche? TV stations aren't
• War veterans hold different views of midterms
• Bradenton expands solar energy project
• Politicians use PIs to unearth their own skeletons
• Gunmen attack Japanese consular car in Pakistan
• Ill. gov. candidates clash over budget, abortion
• Bradenton City Council OKs traffic changes in neighborhood
• Grand jury demands documents on Ill. grants
• Egypt muzzles media in advance of elections
• Justices find no Sarasota 'sunshine' violations
• Central High students kick off ‘Story time’
• Chandra Levy trial set for fourth day of testimony
• Yemen leader's hold on country growing tenuous
• Survey: overall drug use down among Fla. youth
• Farmers markets abound with horn of plenty
• Lull doesn’t drop area foreclosure rank
• No explosives found in Salt Lake City plane search
• Zimbabwe's white farmers face new violent surge
• THE GULF OIL SPILL: Deadline nears to file claims
• Wells Fargo to correct foreclosures
• Mistrial declared in NYC radio newsman's death
• China party newspaper criticizes Western democracy
• Signs point to Bradenton slayings being related
• Exploring the world, one book at a time
• Dog dies in Bradenton drive-by shooting
• Berlusconi dismisses prostitute reports as 'trash'
• How to file an oil spill claim
• Pa. Senate candidates pull out all the stops
• Tests warned of cement troubles before BP blowout
• Feinberg to meet with Fla. oil spill task force
• Boehner's Ohio base divided over speakership value
• Clinton cites differences with China
• Sheriff: Manatee gang member's home target of shooting
• Boehner's Ohio district, background at glance
• Florida baby killed after interrupting mom's Facebook time
• Gang member gets 25 years in slaying
• NH Senate candidates Hodes, Ayotte set for debate
• AP ENTERPRISE: Interest groups target state races
• Deputies seek missing woman, 20
• Poll: Rubio, Sink leading in Fla. Sen., gov. races
• Computer attack hits dissidents in Vietnam
• MSO looking for missing woman
• Haridopolos focus of ethics probe
• AZ governor denies special treatment in 1998 crash
• 10/28 School Briefs: Lincoln Middle holds flea market
• US seizes $1M in cocaine after chase in Caribbean
• NATO: True test of Kandahar to come in June
• US waiving penalties for use of child soldiers
• 10/28 Briefs: Thrift shop sale to hold benefit
• Report: Nigerian oil city evictions violate rights
• Levy searched Internet about park, Condit, FBI agent testifies
• Meek: Clinton didn't convince me to drop Sen. bid
• Crist’s a hard-ball politician under nice-guy persona
• Goa's hippie pioneer dies in India's tourism mecca
• Florida Lotto jackpot rises to $7 million
• TSA rolling out new pat-down technique at airports
• Group homes owner in talks to save licenses
• Iraq attacks kill 2 policemen
• 800 pounds of marijuana found on boat off Miami
• Mo. Sens. Bond, McCaskill target Senate hopefuls
• FPL Tree Trimming Project In Bradenton
• Storm brings wind, rain to Midwest, South
• Man shot in head at Bradenton apartments
• Pentagon: Equipment outage at Wyo. nuke site
• Witness saw scratches, bruises on Levy's accused attacker
• Prescription drug drop off this weekend
• Riches shadow both candidates in Conn. Senate race
• GOP hopeful Fiorina to be released from hospital
• Local briefs: Chowdown for Charity on Thursday
• Big name Democrats make final Ohio campaign push
• Church-state divide hits another GOP candidate
• Crist on hot seat during final Senate debate
• Obama to appear on 'The Daily Show'
• Dodges, decoys flummox those seeking Sharron
• School briefs: Quartet performs tonight
• Poll: Toomey reasserts lead in Pa.'s Senate race
• Va man charged in fake bomb plot against DC subway
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - October 26, 2010
• Four more railroad crossings added to November closure list
• Tax Foundation says Fla. welcoming to business
• SW Fla charity will gut homes with Chinese drywall
• Street Closings For Railroad Crossing Maintenance In Bradenton
• Cuomo campaigns with Bill Clinton in NY gov race
• Manatee family grieves loss of teenage daughter in crash
• FPL: Hole in nuclear plant containment building
• Pope's Legion delegate warns of `shipwreck'
• Ex-Paul campaign volunteer wants apology
• Storied college rowing teams to train locally
• UK defense chief to step down, become British peer
• Settlers: Govt delaying 4,300 West Bank apartments
• Giannoulias, Kirk have last pre-election debate
• RE/MAX Alliance Group Congratulates Sherry Richardson
• Vietnam jails 3 labor activists
• Suspected US missile strikes kill 7 in Pakistan
• RI Dem says he respects Obama despite 'shove it'
• JetBlue flight attendant admits to 'slow burn'
• Candidates for Mich. gov plan diverse cabinets
• Pirates abandon ship after crew hides in safe room
• Judge refuses to nullify Blagojevich conviction
• UF restricts student travel to Haiti after cholera
• NJ to approve new CEO for 3 Trump casinos in AC
• New home sales rise 6.6 pct. after dismal summer
• Everglades draft report open for public comment
• Storm brings wind, rain to Midwest, South
• App points homeowners toward best low-energy light bulbs
• Court rejects bid to bar testimony on Demjanjuk
• Backyard treehouse survives Manhattan legal fight
• Manatee sheriff: Missing woman, 20, has 'health issues'
• Cambodia rebuffs UN chief on Khmer Rouge trials
• Co-defendant testifies in Fla. couple's slaying
• Manatee home day cares will need licenses
• Police: Man likely shot himself while sleepwalking
• Central Fla. sheriff cracks down on fake pot
• ‘Noles’ logo proposal still unsettled
• The nation's weather
• Md. governor seeks to hold off past governor
• Wife of jailed Nobel winner invites dozens to Oslo
• Form-Based Code Sessions In Bradenton
• Fed chief: Regulators ‘looking intensively’ at foreclosures
• Sestak's TV ad likens dog poop to US economic mess
• Dept of Ed: Some bullying violates federal law
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club Monthly Meeting
• EPA inspector general urges more rigorous inspections of water supplies
• Obama back in Oval Office
• ‘Scouting For Food’ To Benefit The Food Bank Of Manatee
• LWR firm reports solid third quarter
• Blumenthal holds onto lead in Conn. Senate race
• Obama plays voters' psychiatrist-in-chief on trail
• FHP launches Halloween drunken driving crackdown
• Poll: Ohio gov.'s race tight going into final week
• Malloy holds lead over Foley for Conn. governor
• Prison awaits bomb maker
• King reigns as soccer champs
• Schwarzenegger to appear with would-be successors
• Dog put down after attack on child in Manatee
• Speed skating arrives in Manatee County
• Levy trial witness describes fighting for life during assault in park
• Cycle crashes leave 1 dead, 1 badly hurt
• Another increase in registration for shuffleboard tournaments
• Soros gives $1M to Calif. pot legalization measure
• Drug-free workplace will be topic
• Trial starts in slaying of Panhandle couple
• Ohio radio host, witch doctor try to curse LeBron
• Old Matzke office buildings making way
• ‘Hiccup girl’ charged with murder
• Indonesia tsunami kills 113; scores more missing
• Officials: Computer outage at Wyo. nuke site
• 4 bands score big in stateHS contest
• Tropical Depression Richard expected to weaken
• Pope: countries have a right to defend borders
• Chandra Levy's father tells court of his suspicions about Condit
• Florida to get $808M for bullet train
• Turkish media comes under legal pressure
• Czechs grant asylum to Cuban political prisoner
• Records: Miller admits to computer use, lying
• Transit surtax falls flat at MPO meeting
• Syrian leader warns on Hariri tribunal indictments
• Jury pool quizzed about politics at DeLay trial
• Blunt kicks off 50-city tour in Mo. Senate race
• Broken trailer snarls traffic
• Bosnian experts say 450 pieces of skeletons found
• UN condemns Cuba embargo _ again
• Perry tells supporters to spread pro-GOP message
• Anger flares in Florida gubernatorial debate
• Woman's head stepped on by Rand Paul supporters
• Judge awards legal fees in Miss. lesbian prom case
• Hillsborough woman finds alligator at her house
• Manatee teachers' union fights proposed social networking policy
• Study: Women still kept away from peace talks
• Muggers beat, rob man of wallet, bike in Bradenton
• Dalai Lama visits Miami for 2 appearances
• Manatee Sheriff’s Office: Sitter was sleeping like baby
• 10/25 GALLERY: A-MAZE-ING
• Prosecutors: Focus on Condit hurt Levy homicide probe
• Palmetto man hit in eye with scrap metal
• AP-GfK Poll: One-third may still switch candidates
• O'Donnell says prayer may have boosted her polling
• Traffic Watch for Oct. 25
• How the poll was conducted
• Florida Ethics panel limits McCollum lobbying
• Family films school for nationwide program
• France: Strikes costing up to $560 million per day
• Leak fixed, shuttle good for next Monday launch
• Paul lambastes health care, financial overhauls
• Poll: Voters not liking most ballot proposals
• Obama to meet with advisers then visit RI
• Fla. PSC nominees sent to Crist for short term
• Mass. gov. hopefuls clash in final campaign debate
• Latest Senate debate again a feisty affair
• Sestak, Toomey look for edge in southeast Pa.
• Rioting hits Guinea towns as ethnic tensions rise
• Gay voters angry at Democrats could sway election
• South Florida couple in court for ducks' deaths
• EU to aid Greece with migrant crisis
• Obama likely to focus on deficit in next 2 years
• Hurricane Richard weakens to a tropical storm
• Settlers confirm work has begun on up to 600 homes
• Vt., GOP governors spar over campaign finance
• BP sells 4 Gulf of Mexico fields for $650 million
• Trial start in Fla. slaying of pair with many kids
• Canadian at Gitmo pleads guilty to all charges
• India accuses Pakistan of cease-fire violation
• GM partners with Envision Solar for Chevy Volt recharging
• Taiwan rescuers search for missing China tourists
• Vietnam driver arrested after bus swept away
• At 9 months, 2010 still tied for hottest year
• Karzai says his office gets cash from Iran, US
• Pakistan border region becomes terror epicenter
• Health report on breast cancer
• 2 helicopters couldn't find missing Wash. plane
• NYC bedbugs scaring off NYC tourists
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• Edward Jones Financial Advisor To Host ‘Financial Workshop: Your Source For Financial Education’
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• Family Partnership Center Elects Officers And Board
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• Gulf Coast Medical Organization Appoints Futurist To Guide Them Through Emerging Healthcare Trends
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• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - July 13, 2010
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• Dana Laganella Gerling Recognized As Florida Legal Elite
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• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - June 22, 2010
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• Saint Stephen's Episcopal School Day
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Business After Business At Keiser University
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Coffee Club At Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Business After Hours
• Manatee Young Professionals Gather To Assist Salvation Army
• Manatee Young Professionals Host Business To Business MYPower Networking Lunch
• Manatee Young Professionals To Host Networking At Urban Flats
• RE/MAX Alliance Group Congratulates Honor Society Recipients
• Braden River Middle School Holding An Earthquake Relief Share Fair
• ComCenter Bradenton News - April 23, 2010
• Bradenton Branch YMCA - Lifeguarding Class
• YMCA Bradenton Branch 'Barracudas' Swim Team
• Bradenton Branch Summer Day Camp
• Go Legs Indoor Cycle Studio To Host First Annual Cycle-Thon
• Regional Workforce Funders Group Awards First Grants For Worker Training
• Joint Workshop - Bradenton City Council, DDA And Central CRA Meeting Agenda For April 26, 2010
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For April 28, 2010
• Lost Kangaroo Pub Grand Re-opening
• Road Closure of Oakleaf Boulevard East - April 27, 2010
• South Side Of Causeway Beach Reopens
• Lizard Larceny
• City Of Bradenton Road Closure - April 27, 2010
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce’s Project Teach Program : Business Volunteers Go Back To School!
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - April 20, 2010
• Road Closures In Bradenton - Hubbel Road
• Central Community Redevelopment Agency Agenda for April 22, 2010
• Grand Opening Of The Ranch In Lakewood Ranch
• Manatee Young Professionals Host Mypals Mentor-For-A-Day Luncheon
• Road Closures In Bradenton
• New Utility Bill Payment Option for Bradenton Utility Customers
• Lakewood Ranch Kiwanis Hosts Military Veteran and Author, Steve Valley
• Alley Closure In Bradenton
• Jr. Leadership Manatee Seeks Student Leaders Applications
• Bradenton Marauders' First Mates Kids Club!
• Sons of American Revolution Honor Bradenton Police Officer
• A Lizard-Themed Night At Bradenton’s Reels At Ross Park
• Get Down Downtown In Bradenton
• South Side Of Bradenton's Causeway Beach Closed
• Braden River HS Takes 26 FBLA Members To State Leadership Conference
• Ad-VANCE Talent Solutions, Inc, News - April 11, 2010
• Help Clean up Bradenton's Ware's Creek
• Courage to Speak-A Town Hall for Teens
• Tea Party Manatee
• Dr. Alessandro Golino Named 2010 Doctor of the Year
• Exhibition - Masters Of The Night: The True Story Of Bats
• Assisted Home Care - Grand Opening
• Puttin’ On The Ritz
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - April 6, 2010
• Inaugural Season Marauders Players Revealed
• Thomas G. Chipain Completed Charted Retirement Plans Specialist Professional Designation Program
• Free Educational Seminar For May 6, 2010
• Manatee Chapter Awarded 2009 Chapter Gold Award
• Bradenton and Lakewood Ranch Urgent Care Centers Receives Certified Urgent Care Designation
• City Of Bradenton Road Closure News - April 8, 2010
• Junior League Of Manatee County Hosts Inspirational Luncheon For PACE Young Women
• Official Meet The Marauders Program At Beachhouse Restaurant
• Bradenton City Council workshop Meeting Agenda for April 6, 2010
• Bradenton City Council Agenda for April 14 Meeting
• Marauders First Pitch Ball To Travel Manatee County
• Road Closure In Bradenton On April 8, 2010
• Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School Art Project An International Art Contest Winner
• Community Bank Receives $4,700,000 in Additional New Capital
• Saint Stephen's Episcopal School’s First Annual 'Go Green to School Day!'
• Marauders Promotional Calendar To Feature Dollar Concessions And Friday Concerts
• Bishop Planetarium Explores the Outer Limits of Cinema
• Downtown Bradenton Farmers’ Market
• Free Downtown Jazz Concerts
• Bradenton Councilwoman Elected Chair Of Library Board
• Second Annual ‘Night With The Stars Prom’ To Be Held In April
• Wagner Agent Earns Short Sale And Foreclosure Certification
• You and Me. We Will Host A Free Singles And Couples Retreat 'The Freedom of Forgiveness'
• Alligator Auto Insurance Agency News - March 30, 2010
• RE/MAX Alliance Group Congratulates Manatee Association Of Realtors “Professional Realtor....
• April 2010 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• Official Maruaders Mascot To Be Unveiled At Children’s Parade
• Community Bank Offers Apple iPads to Bank Owned Property Buyers and Their Real Estate Agents
• Baseball Basics for Women
• FDOT RoadWatch Report for the Week of Sunday, March 28, 2010
• Road Closures In Bradenton - March 29, 2010
• Business Classes For Central CRA Residents, Biz Owners
• Free Financial Education Workshops In Bradenton
• Haiti Relief and Recovery Given a Boost By Bealls
• Pittsburgh Pirates to Host Annual Pirate Fest
• City Of Bradenton News - March 24, 2010
• Goldman and Loughlin Immigration Law Firm - Grand Opening
• ESPN’s Fabulous Sports Babe To Emcee Pirates Women’s Clinic
• Relocation of Business
• 4th Annual Paws In Motion Walkathon To Benefit The Animals
• 5th Annual Pirate Fest In Bradenton
• The Fox Business Group LLC News - March 25, 2010
• South Florida Museum Announces Lineup for Visions of the Future Film Series at...
• Special Luncheon Presentation With Former St. Pete Beach Mayor Ward Friszolowski
• Bowl For A Cure
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - March 23, 2010
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club, Inc. Monthly Meeting
• First Annual Charity Enduro for 'Best Friends Animal Society'
• Road Closure in Bradenton - March 25, 2010
• Bradenton Downtown Development Authority Meeting Agenda for March 23, 2010
• Road Closure in Bradenton - March 22, 2010
• Manatee Jazz Fest 2010
• De Soto Heritage Festival’s SeaFood Fest
• Puerto Rican Chamber Of Commerce Of Florida Special Networking Meeting
• Parents, Learn How To ‘Be The Wall’ During Spring Training Game
• FREE PLAY DATE At My First Steps of Bradenton DayCare
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for March 24, 2010
• United Way of Manatee County News - March 18, 2010
• Downtown Museum Unveils New Film Series And Cultural Celebration
• City Seeking Applicants for Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
• Run For Fun…And Build Better Kids!
• Sharon Harris Earns Certification To Help Homeowners In Danger Of Foreclosure
• Danny Murtaugh’s Granddaughter To Release And Sign New Book At Mckechnie Field
• Summer 2010 Adult Co-ed Kickball League
• LMAA To Award Tom Seguin The Kent Schulz Award
• Blake Medical Center to Host Symposium on Joint Replacement Featuring Hall of Fame...
• Ceremony To Swear In Bradenton Police Officers
• Manatee Chamber Legislative Trek to Tallahassee
• Prostate Cancer in 2010
• Babies Enjoy 'A Pound of Love'
• Manatee County Substance Abuse Coalition News: Underage Drinking in Manatee County
• Pittsburgh Pirates Open New ‘Pirates Charities Computer Tech Lab’ At The Bradenton Boys...
• American Red Cross Manatee County Chapter Marks Red Cross Month By Thanking Supporters....
• Fatalities Due To Red Light Running Drop: Reduction In First Nine Months Of 2009
• Family Resources Celebrates National Safe Place Week
• 1st Annual Motorcycle Poker Run
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Launches Green Business Initiative: Sustainable Manatee
• Wind Inspections, LLC Saves Customers over 1.5 Million Dollars in Homeowner’s Insurance Premiums
• Actor and Stunt Man Visits Local Martial Arts Academy
• Fun, Fashion and Great Food
• New Research Shows Strong Floridian Support For Red Light Camera Programs
• Five Centuries Of Florida History Day
• 2010 Spring Dinner
• Planet Fitness Comes to Bradenton
• St. Patty’s Get Down Downtown In Bradenton
• Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School To Host Open House
• The City Of Bradenton Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for March 17, 2010
• Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
• Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School Announces Plans for Fine Arts Week
• Manatee Young Professionals Community Service Project Better Manatee Day
• Artsy Undies 2: Boxers, Briefs and Jockstraps
• Dog Days at De Soto
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for March 10, 2010
• Expert On Walkable Communities To Address Bradenton City Council
• Publix And Tropicana Continue To Make Significant Impact In Manatee County
• Romantic Movie Night In Village Of The Arts
• Road Closure In Bradenton on Tuesday, March 9, 2010
• Manasota ARC's 10th Anniversary Annual Celebration Dinner
• CS and L CPAs Launch New Website
• Bradenton Central CRA Offering Financial Education Workshops
• City Of Bradenton News - Notice Of Intent To Request Release Of Funds
• Bradenton City Council Workshop Agenda for March 3, 2010
• March 2010 City of Bradenton Board Meetings
• South Side of Causeway Reopens
• Road Closure In Bradenton On March 3 and 4, 2010
• New Medicine Community at Health Park East
• ABCO Payroll Services Receives 2010 Best of Bradenton Award
• ‘5th Annual Parade Of Ponds’ Water Garden Tour
• Spring Musical - Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe
• Open House for the 2010-2011 School Year
• Christian College Career Fair for the Bradenton-Sarasota Community
• Mixon Fruit Farms News - February 24, 2010
• Hall and Oates to Play ‘Bradenton Night’ at Tropicana Field
• Bradenton Branch YMCA Lifegaurding Class
• Local Business Launched To Help Bradenton/Sarasota Residents Focus On Enjoying...
• Road Closure In Bradenton On February 26, 2010
• Fabulous Wine and Dinner at Tuscany Restaurant
• GCBX - 58th Annual Installation Dinner and Awards Banquet
• United Way Elects New Officers, Board Members, Trustees
• Tracey Mullen Earns Certification To Help Homeowners In Danger Of Foreclosure
• South Side Of Causeway Beach Closed To Swimmers
• ‘Cupid. Cosmos. Cinema.’ In The Village Of The Arts
• Medal Of Honor Presentation For Bradenton Police Officer
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Hosts Spring Fling Business Expo
• Re/Max Hot Air Balloon To Appear At Bradenton Country Club
• Natural Healing Arts Medical Center News - February 21, 2010
• Bradenton’s Field of Dreams: History of McKechnie Field
• Grand Opening - East Coast Buffet
• Rally For The Cure Golf Tournament
• Pirates To Honor Manatee High School Football
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda For February 24, 2010
• Pirates To Host Women’s Baseball Clinic At Bradenton’s Mckechnie Field
• Digital Image Business Solutions News - February 18, 2010
• 45th Antique And Collectible Show
• Get Down Downtown On February 18,2010
• The Bradenton Housing and Community Development Housing Rehabilitation Program Invites Bids...
• Board seeking gateway artwork for Village of the Arts
• Pirates To Host First-Ever Women’s Baseball Clinic
• John Horne Awarded Spirit Of Manatee Volunteer Spirit Award 2010
• Help Send Elementary Students To Pirates Game
• Jan and Chuck Entwistle Honored With The Spirit Of Manatee Lifetime Spirit Award 2010
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - February 16, 2010
• Systems Engineering Process Consulting News - February 15, 2010
• Fibrenew Franchise Moves Aggressively into 2010
• Local Adult Students win Dance Titles
• Bradenton Christian School to hold a Preschool Open House
• Manatee Association of Realtors Present CRS111
• New Construction Jobs Created And Energetic Building Activity Reported At Legends Bay Development
• Recent Freeze Creates Collateral Damages
• Thomas A. Moseley News - February 10, 2010
• Gladiators Host Annual Youth Fundraiser
• Road Closure In Bradenton on Feb. 16, 2010
• Bradenton’s Grants Administrator Achieves Top Status
• Fundraising News for Non Profits
• Bradenton To Host First Ever Pirates Pep Rally
• Bradenton's Trash Collection Schedule for Presidents' Day
• ‘Get Fit’ Day Camp
• FPL To Trim Trees In Downtown Bradenton Area
• South Florida Museum Launches Travel Club
• Love Smart Series - A Couples Retreat
• Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) Enrollment Starts February 16th, 2010
• Best Of Competitor 2009 - Winner of Award
• Reels At Rossi Park
• Mainly Art At Old Main Street
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for February 10, 2010
• Snap Fitness News - February 5, 2010
• Program Offers Employers Opportunity To See Their Troops Before Deployment
• The Bradenton Times Weekly Recap - February 4, 2010
• Downtown Bradenton Craft Festival
• Manatee Chamber Announces Annual Beautification Award
• Manatee Young Professionals Host Business To Business Mypower Networking Lunch
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Annualtampabay Rays Luncheon
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Business After Hours
• Manatee Young Professionals To Host Networking At World Of Beer
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce Coffee Club
• 3rd Annual Bradenton Beer Fest
• St. Valentine’s Night Of Beauty
• Surf And Rescue Inc. News - February 2, 2010
• City Of Bradenton Newsletter - February 2, 2010
• SOLVE’s Fundraising Gala welcomes Pam Tebow
• Deborah Fallucca Joins CS And L CPAs As Principal
• Manatee Chapter of Women’s Council of REALTORS Congratulates Honor Society Recipients
• Bradenton Dancers Perform On Royal Caribbean’s Grandeur
• The Village Of The Arts Hosts ‘An Affair To Remember’
• Bradenton Police Officer To Receive Medal Of Merit
• Service Club Celebrates 45th Charity Antiques And Collectibles Show
• The 13th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count
• 26th Annual VAL POPS Concert
• Dance With Class To Host Valentine’s Day Party!
• Financial Education Workshops Available Through Central CRA
• Futurist And Trend Advisor David Houle To Present ‘The Shift Age’ At Lakewood Ranch
• February 2010 City Of Bradenton Board Meetings
• Pittsburgh Pirates to Host National Anthem Auditions for the 2010 Spring Training Season
• Voluntary Prekindergarten Enrollment
• Bradenton Christian School Invites The Community To Its Open House
• Road Closure Update - January 26, 2010
• Bradenton Central Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting Agenda For January 28, 2010
• Manatee Volunteer Works On Haiti Response In Orlando
• Bradenton Downtown Development Authority Meeting Agenda For January 26, 2010
• South Florida Museum Announces Chinese New Year Celebration
• Super Heros Conquering Hunger In Bradenton
• The Power of Rising Dividends
• Realize Bradenton Presents the First Annual Pirates Pep Rally
• Bradenton City Council Meeting Agenda for January 27, 2010
• Council to Consider Proposed Amendments to Land Use Regulations
• Nominate a Leadership Manatee Alumni for the Kent C. Schulz Distinguished Leader Award
• Blalock Walters Expands, Adds Two New Practice Groups
• Free Tax Preparation for Seniors, Working Families
• Road Closure In Bradenton Update - January 19, 2010
• City of Bradenton News: Local President’s Day Celebration in February
• Comedy & Compassion - A winning combination for Comedian Michael Jr. and Bradenton Rotary
• Evening at the Preparatory
• Liz Codola Earns Prestigious Designation To Help Homeowners In Danger Of Foreclosure
• Manatee Chamber of Commerce News - January 20, 2010
• Get Down Downtown In Bradenton
• Jacki Dezelski, with the Manatee Chamber of Commerce, Completes Third Year...
• Temporary Protected Status Granted To Haitians
• Pittsburgh Pirates News - January 16, 2010
• Free Educational Seminar by Dana Laganella Gerling
• The AARP Tax Aid Program and the IRS VITA Program
• 2010 Gulf Coast Senior Games
• American Red Cross Manatee County Chapter News - January 14, 2010
• City Of Bradenton News - Crime Down Again In City Of Bradenton
• Bradenton Granted ‘High Performance Status’ on Housing Choice Voucher Program
• Second Annual Manatee Jazz Fest
• Manatee Chamber Of Commerce's 47th Annual Dinner
• See China for a Seriously Low Price
• Service Club Of Manatee Announces It's 2010 Officers And Committee Chairs
• Manatee Tiger Bay Club Web Site Launched
• Warning: Bonfires Illegal In City Of Bradenton Limits
• Super Heros Conquering Hunger In Bradenton
• Craft Festival Coming To Downtown Bradenton In February
• Klezmer Music At Dancing Crane Gallery
• Business Activity Calendat Listing Announcement
• City Of Bradenton News - January 7 to 10, 2010
• Manatee High School to Host 2010 Show