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Bradenton is the largest city and county seat of Manatee County, on the south side of Tampa Bay on Florida's West Coast. The Bradenton Herald, throughout the years, has mirrored its community's growth–from the tiny agricultural-and-fishing town of Bradentown to today's bustling, high-growth metropolitan area and sought-after tourist destination, with some of the most beautiful beaches in the world on Anna Maria Island. With over 330,000 people calling the area home, Bradenton is among the fastest-growing areas in the United States. In keeping up with this vibrant growth, the Bradenton Herald and Bradenton.com have committed to expansive, comprehensive 24-7 news coverage of everything impacting the community, its residents, businesses, environment and leaders. The company’s employees pride themselves on being immersed in the community, sponsoring hundreds of civic events every year.
In 2020, McClatchy transitioned to private ownership when it was acquired by Chatham Asset Management. The Chatham acquisition marked the beginning of a new era of opportunity for McClatchy, strengthening the Company's financial position and enabling it to build on its 150-plus year history of independent, community-focused journalism by investing in local newsrooms. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Tampa-St Petersburg-Sarasota |
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| Frequency | Daily |
| Days Published | Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun |
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Search ArticlesBMW deliveries fall 6.3% in third quarter as China sales slump
Oct 13 (Reuters) - BMW reported on Tuesday a year-on-year 6.3% decline in global vehicle deliveries in the third quarter, as sales in China fell by a quarter. The group, which includes Mini alongside the BMW brand, is the latest German carmaker to post lower quarterly deliveries as intensifying competition from Chinese manufacturers eats into sales volumes.
Huntington Place students join national walk event
Students at Huntington Place Elementary School had a chance to walk to school recently as they took part in National Walk and Roll to School Day. Principal Andrea Hamner said Huntington Place Elementary has participated in the program for 15 years. National Walk and Roll to School Day is an effort to promote healthy habits and fitness. Even the bus riders had the chance to participate as the buses dropped the children off a block from the school.
UWF suffers 'tremendous tree damage' but buildings fare well in Isaias
University of West Florida President Manny Diaz Jr. said the university is "tremendously fortunate" that it escaped Hurricane Isaias without significant damage to campus facilities, but said there is still work to be done before the campus reopens. In an interview with WUWF, Diaz said UWF officials are still in the process of assessing damage from the hurricane and would be releasing more information throughout the week regarding when campuses would reopen and when classes would resume.
I read over 200 Alabama political campaign sites | BRIAN LYMAN
We here at Alabama Reflector take state government reporting seriously. That's why we released this comprehensive guide to Alabama's elections last week. To get that guide together, or to address some unresolved Catholic guilt, I read more than 200 web and Facebook pages. All hosted by state officials or those aspiring to join their ranks. The material was not scintillating.
Why I'm voting for Coach Tommy Tuberville | PERRY O. HOOPER JR.
Tommy Tuberville has already shown Alabama something far more important than another campaign promise: what he does when standing his ground carries a real political price. When Washington applied the pressure, when the national media attacked him, when Democrats demanded that he surrender, and when members of his own party eventually challenged him, Coach did not search for the politically convenient exit. He stood where he said he would stand.
Roche strikes obesity drug licensing deal worth up to $1.16 billion with Chinese Rona Therapeutics
ZURICH, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Roche entered a licensing agreement worth up to $1.16 billion with Rona Therapeutics for its investigational obesity drug candidate, the Chinese biotech firm said on Tuesday. Roche has been racing to break into the obesity drug market dominated by Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk.
Germany detains third person over Starlink fire in Poland, RMF FM reports
WARSAW, Oct 13 (Reuters) - German police have detained a woman in Berlin in connection with a fire at a Starlink station in Poland last month, Polish private broadcaster RMF FM reported on Tuesday, citing unnamed sources, in the third detention in the case. The blaze at the Starlink station in central Poland in September engulfed its power system and backup generator.
Predators, smarting from near misses, brace for challenge from Knights
The Nashville Predators were left to wonder what might have been even after collecting four out of a possible six points during a road trip consisting of three games against Eastern Conference foes. The task won't get any easier upon returning home Tuesday as the Predators open a three-game homestand against the defending Western Conference champion Vegas Golden Knights. The Predators have been off since Saturday, when they fell 3-2 to the Ottawa Senators in a shootout.
New Press Secretary Katie Zacharia parrots GOP conspiracies | Opinion
"The radical left Hollywood elitists are sick pedo cannibals. Change my mind." "The election was stolen from President Trump, and I'm just going to say it: It was stolen." "@BillGates you are a eugenicist and deserve every single person in the world to look at you in shame and disgust." Welcome to new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia's deeply bizarre world, the same world President Donald Trump and his Republican Party want all midterm voters to inhabit.
Memory stocks just got a new China wildcard before year-end
I replaced my phone and laptop this year and felt the price jump on each. More expensive memory is part of why. Samsung Electronics (SSNLF) saw its mobile business lose over $1 billion last quarter on those costs, analysts told Reuters. The same squeeze that hit my wallet is feeding its chip division. Samsung estimated a record third-quarter operating profit of 107.4 trillion won ($80.2 billion), according to Reuters.