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Bradenton releases 100 million gallons of sewage into Manatee River after hurricanes
Manatee County reported a spill of over 1,000 gallons of raw sewage on Sept. 26 after Hurricane Helene flooded a lift station ...
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Bradenton woman dies in crash at Manatee County intersection, Florida Highway Patrol says
The Bradenton woman died at the scene of the crash, FHP said. The Holiday man was taken to HCA Florida Blake Hospital with ...
As season begins, Sarasota, Manatee tourism looking for quick rebound from hurricanes
Local tourism officials will be launching a campaign to combat a perception that recent hurricanes have severely damaged the ...
Manatee County announces high early voter turnout and polling location changes
Manatee County's supervisor of elections announced Monday that early voter turnout has been high, and several polling ...
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Manatee County man awarded by NOAA and the American Fisher’s Society
Winners of the Dr. Nancy Foster Habitat Conservation Award must demonstrate exceptional achievement and dedication to habitat ...
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Should Manatee County tourists pay more when visiting? Voters will decide in election
The referendum needs a 50% plus one vote margin to pass, said David Ballard, the chief of staff at the Manatee County ...
Sarasota area waterfront restaurant 'permanently closed' after Hurricane Milton damage
While many waterfront restaurants in Sarasota and Bradenton reopen after Hurricane Milton and Helene damage, this one has ...
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Palmetto 73-year-old sentenced to prison on child sexual abuse charges, prosecutors say
A judge sentenced a 73-year-old Palmetto man to prison for possession of child sexual abuse materials. A Manatee County judge ...
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Local eatery Mean Dean’s helps with hurricane recovery
In aftermath of Hurricane Milton, residents at Trailers estate are facing significant loss from the storm. Local restaurant ...
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Charlotte County encourages residents to participate in damage assessments
To streamline and expedite the process, residents are encouraged to allow County staff, State agencies or FDEM representatives to inspect any damaged buildings.
More manatees spotted on the Outer Banks
KILL DEVIL HILLS, N.C. — A dozen more manatees were spotted over two recent days on the Outer Banks after a sighting of six was reported less than a week ago in Southern Shores.