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MY VERO: What happened to all the local tennis tournaments?
Every now and then, usually while relaxing over beers after a few sets of doubles, some of my ...
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2016
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Health
Cause unknown: Atrial fibrillation a $6.5-billion mystery
Atrial fibrillation, also known as AF or A-Fib, is a type of arrhythmia or irregular heartbeat – an ...
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Sports
Girls fall to Holy Trinity but advance to playoffs
For the second year in a row, the St. Ed’s girls soccer team secured the No. 1 seed ...
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Vero tells court it cannot force low electric rates
According to the City of Vero Beach and its lawyers, courts have no say over what the city ...
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Ocean views big draw for prospective buyers of $3 million condos
The first thing Alloy Development built at its condominium site in Indian River Shores was a sturdy, two-level ...
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County to Miami: ‘Leave our sand alone. Get yours from Bahamas’
The County Commission voted unanimously last week to oppose pumping sand from the seabed a mile off Round ...
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New culverts link Bee Gum Point wetlands to lagoon
The Indian River Land Trust is in the midst of a large-scale scientific experiment at its 111-acre Bee ...
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Plea deal now seen possible in bike fatality
Sixteen months after a young Vero Beach bicyclist was struck by a car and killed on the 17th ...
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People
5 volunteers honored by Hope for Families Center
Five special volunteers were celebrated at the Hope for Family’s third annual Hope Through Service Awards Luncheon, held ...
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Arts
Ballet Vero Beach’s success and popularity soar
When Adam Schnell founded Ballet Vero Beach two and a half years ago, it was clear the new ...
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Arts
Coming Up: Arlo Guthrie, Graham Nash and lots of ballet
Vero’s resident celebrities have gotten plenty of ink of late. Singer Gloria Estefan has her hit Broadway musical, ...
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People
Bark in the Park supports Indian River Humane Society
Organizers were a bit nervous watching the torrential downpours last Friday, but Saturday morning was bright and sunny ...