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Coastal Cleanup effort removes brunt of the litter
Gloved and masked supporters of Coastal Connections and the Environmental Learning Center gathered o
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‘Children’s Village’ rises to unprecedented challenge
Even before the coronavirus pandemic turned the world upside down, life was already difficult for th
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Wyckoff conquers Vero version of Boston Marathon
Kendall Wyckoff, a registered nurse at Cleveland Clinic Indian River Medical Center, was looking for
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Show of support as Riverside, Theatre Guild regroup
Their lights may have been temporarily dimmed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but Riverside Theatre an
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A virtual ‘Crossover’ keeps the educational ball rolling
Like many area nonprofits, the COVID-19 pandemic has presented plenty of challenges to Crossover Mis
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This round of ‘Circle’ funds benefits several programs
Like many other groups, members of The Circle, a philanthropic cadre of women who contribute to the
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John’s Islanders’ generosity spreads far and wide
John’s Island residents have once again stepped up to the plate to support their less fortunate In
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Bob McCabe, 80: Philanthropist who was ‘always fun’
Robert (Bob) Frederick McCabe, 80, an investment banker and venture capitalist who passed away last
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Virtual $100K grants have same transformational ‘Impact’
“We are live,” said Amy Acker, Impact 100 president, welcoming members on Zoom to the 2020 Impac
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John’s Island Service League issues $200,000 challenge grant to raise money for COVID-19 fund
The John’s Island Community Service League has issued a $200,000 Challenge Grant to funding organi
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Alma Lee Loy, 90, ‘Vero’s First Lady,’ dies on Good Friday
Vero Beach lost one of its greatest treasures with the Good Friday passing of Alma Lee Loy, 90. Born
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Literacy Services shares the ‘Love’ at virtual luncheon
When the coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of their March 24 Love of Literacy Luncheon, L