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Rotary extending its lifesaving rescue station program up and down coastline
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Rotary extending its lifesaving rescue station program up and down coastline
by March 19 2026
Beachgoers on the barrier island may have noticed wooden frames with bright orange life preservers sprouting from the ...
Council: Private operator to run airport parking
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Council: Private operator to run airport parking
by March 19 2026
Things are heating up at the Vero Beach Airport – literally – as crowds of passengers wait in ...
Mich. credit union finalizes purchase of Marine Bank
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Mich. credit union finalizes purchase of Marine Bank
by March 16 2026
While most of us were switching our clocks over to Daylight Savings Time this past weekend, Bill Penney ...
City feels urgency to remove water’s forever chemicals
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City feels urgency to remove water’s forever chemicals
by March 12 2026
The clock is ticking for the City of Vero Beach, which has just five years to come up ...
Foundation sets a record with $2M museum donation
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Foundation sets a record with $2M museum donation
by March 12 2026
Calling it a “once-in-a-generation opportunity,” the Indian River Community Foundation has donated $2 million – its largest single ...
High note: Osceola Magnet School home to Florida’s Music Educator of the Year
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High note: Osceola Magnet School home to Florida’s Music Educator of the Year
by March 09 2026
“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to ...
Dune repair work will close beach access points in March
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Dune repair work will close beach access points in March
by March 07 2026
Swimmers, surfers and seashell collectors in Central Beach will face a daunting obstacle course this month. The northern ...
Tourism stays strong as rest of country discovers Vero’s charms
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Tourism stays strong as rest of country discovers Vero’s charms
by March 05 2026
Vero Beach’s national profile continues to rise, as more travelers – and travel writers – discover the city’s ...
Cyclist sues Vero after accident with a police vehicle on A1A
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Cyclist sues Vero after accident with a police vehicle on A1A
by March 05 2026
A Port St. Lucie man is suing the City of Vero Beach after suffering “significant head trauma” and ...
Vero raises alarm on state’s push for property-tax cuts
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Vero raises alarm on state’s push for property-tax cuts
by February 27 2026
Whether you see Tallahassee politicians who are proposing property tax reductions as barbarians at the gate of home ...
Plants bear brunt of worst cold spell felt here in decades
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Plants bear brunt of worst cold spell felt here in decades
by February 23 2026
February marched in like a lion in Vero Beach, with three consecutive nights of record-breaking subfreezing temperatures not ...
Shabby Centennial Fountain will give way to floral ‘Rotary Corner’
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Shabby Centennial Fountain will give way to floral ‘Rotary Corner’
by February 19 2026
Say goodbye to Centennial Fountain, the crumbling, controversial structure at the southwest corner of Pocahontas Park in downtown ...