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School metal detectors sadly needed here and now
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School metal detectors sadly needed here and now
by February 01 2024
Many longtime Vero Beach residents fondly recall the small-town years when bar stabbings, road-rage shootings and prostitution stings ...
Duany: Downtown needs to be ‘cooler and hipper’ than Ocean Drive
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Duany: Downtown needs to be ‘cooler and hipper’ than Ocean Drive
by January 26 2024
Spend a few minutes with Andres Duany, who visited Vero Beach last week to educate himself about the ...
Bar stab victim’s lawyer: Was attack coordinated?
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Bar stab victim’s lawyer: Was attack coordinated?
by January 25 2024
Local attorney David Carter has repeatedly reviewed the surveillance video of his client, 26-year-old Mason Haynes, being stabbed ...
Name and fame: Vero native son Mardy Fish nets dual tennis honors
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Name and fame: Vero native son Mardy Fish nets dual tennis honors
by January 21 2024
The United States Tennis Association has made sure Vero Beach never forgets its home-grown tennis star. In a ...
Haste has no place on Three Corners project
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Haste has no place on Three Corners project
by January 20 2024
More than four years after Vero Beach began its quest to create a dining, retail, social and recreational ...
School Board hopeful’s wife charged for ‘leaving the scene’ after collision
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School Board hopeful’s wife charged for ‘leaving the scene’ after collision
by January 13 2024
School Board candidate Rob MacCallum’s wife was charged with “leaving the scene of an accident with property damage” ...
Kudos to city staff for meeting all challenges
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Kudos to city staff for meeting all challenges
by January 11 2024
It’s too easy to criticize Vero Beach officials for how long it takes to get things done – ...
County administrator feels at home here despite delays in getting into his house
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County administrator feels at home here despite delays in getting into his house
by January 11 2024
County Administrator John Titkanich still isn’t home, but he’s here. “We’re in the county,” Titkanich said. And, for ...
‘King of Hill’ tourney still reigns supreme for local tennis pros
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‘King of Hill’ tourney still reigns supreme for local tennis pros
by January 05 2024
Sea Oaks Tennis Director Joe Biedenharn turns 59 next month, but he simply could not refuse the invitation ...
City spends too much on downtown dreams
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City spends too much on downtown dreams
by January 04 2024
During the past year, the Vero Beach City Council approved the expenditure of more than $400,000 to hire ...
Impressive response could see Breeze’s new seasonal service to Islip extended
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Impressive response could see Breeze’s new seasonal service to Islip extended
by January 04 2024
From the moment Breeze Airways arrived in Vero Beach last February – when the Utah-based carrier introduced nonstop ...
Rotarians want to revitalize once-proud fountain
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Rotarians want to revitalize once-proud fountain
by January 02 2024
The Centennial Fountain at Pocahontas Park, erected by the county’s five Rotary clubs in 2005 to commemorate the ...