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St. Ed’s student’s ‘I Voted’ sticker wins contest
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY – St. Edward’s School student William Johnson has won the Indian River County Supervisor of ...
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Women’s Refuge reschedules 19th annual fundraising golf tournament
VERO BEACH – When the Women’s Refuge 19th annual fundraising golf tournament postponed last month, the committee immediately ...
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Breast Cancer walk set for Oct. 21 at Riverside Park
VERO BEACH – Celebrating 25 years of saving lives nationwide, the American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast ...
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Varsity football player named Lifeguard of the Quarter
VERO BEACH – Noah Bamberg, Master’s Academy Patriots Varsity Football player, was awarded Lifeguard of the Quarter by ...
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Sebastian Council seeks volunteers for Construction Board
SEBASTIAN – The Sebastian City Council is accepting applications for various volunteer positions on the Construction Board. Those ...
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JAZZ Orchestra presents ‘Big Band Favorites’ Oct. 22
VERO BEACH – "It don't mean a thing, if it aint' got that swing." The popular song lyric sums ...
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Hymn festivals in Vero Beach commemorates 500 years of Reformation
VERO BEACH – Five hundred years ago, a Franciscan friar named Martin Luther nailed a list of 95 ...
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Head Start Community Read Week is Oct. 23-27
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY – The Economic Opportunities Council of Indian River County (EOC) will be hosting a Head ...
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Vero Film Fest winner travels to Toronto for prize
VERO BEACH – When Caleb Wild submitted his film, Cycle in the NEXT UP! Young Filmmakers’ Competition at ...
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Youth Sailing Foundation offering adult lessons
VERO BEACH – The Youth Sailing Foundation is offering adult sailing lessons this fall. There are two sessions ...
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Sexton retiring as Hibiscus Children’s Center Board CEO
VERO BEACH – The Hibiscus Children’s Center Board of Directors would like to share that Paul Sexton, CEO ...
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Agriculture Commissioner: Preliminary damage from Hurricane Irma is $2.5B
TALLAHASSEE – Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Adam H. Putnam announced that the preliminary agricultural damages caused by Hurricane ...