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‘Just amazing’: Trot Against Poverty overrun with community pride
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‘Just amazing’: Trot Against Poverty overrun with community pride
by December 06 2024
Despite a location change, more than 2,000 runners turned out to help better the lives of others during ...
Sunshine Physical Therapy’s ‘Sensorium’ event had special feel
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Sunshine Physical Therapy’s ‘Sensorium’ event had special feel
by November 28 2024
People’s senses, all eight of them, were on high alert at A Night at the Sensorium, a festive ...
Love Story (Telling): Married filmmakers seek out ‘human connection’ in their projects
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Love Story (Telling): Married filmmakers seek out ‘human connection’ in their projects
by November 28 2024
Ericka and Brandon Reardin, owners of Reardin Creative, are born storytellers. Not necessarily their own, but rather those ...
Pointe West Fine Art Festival: Second (year) to none for fun
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Pointe West Fine Art Festival: Second (year) to none for fun
by November 21 2024
Following the highly positive response to the Vero Beach Art Club’s inaugural Pointe West Fine Art Festival last ...
All systems go (help the needy) at Community Service League
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All systems go (help the needy) at Community Service League
by November 21 2024
Members of the John’s Island Community Service League enjoyed an Opening Luncheon that began with a delightful 45th ...
Ballet Vero puts best foot forward for ‘exciting’ 12th season
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Ballet Vero puts best foot forward for ‘exciting’ 12th season
by November 07 2024
As Ballet Vero Beach heads into its 12th season, the nonprofit arts organization continues to grow at an ...
Showtime! Pelican Island fetes Wildlife Refuge Week in style
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Showtime! Pelican Island fetes Wildlife Refuge Week in style
by November 07 2024
Despite some disruptions caused by Hurricane Milton, the Pelican Island Conservation Society celebrated National Wildlife Refuge Week (Oct. ...
Glass with sass! Feast on tasty Pop Art at Museum’s ‘Roadside Reverie’ exhibit
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Glass with sass! Feast on tasty Pop Art at Museum’s ‘Roadside Reverie’ exhibit
by October 24 2024
Gastronomy, defined as the study of the relationship between food and culture, could also describe the new exhibition ...
United Way galvanizes support for storm relief
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United Way galvanizes support for storm relief
by October 24 2024
The rapid response by the United Way of Indian River County to the devastation brought about by the ...
Dignity in plain view at The Source’s Hidden Faces event
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Dignity in plain view at The Source’s Hidden Faces event
by October 24 2024
At the third annual Hidden Faces event, the Heritage Center was filled with a congenial mix of supporters ...
Choice art on view in Backus’ ‘Best of the Best’ juried exhibit
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Choice art on view in Backus’ ‘Best of the Best’ juried exhibit
by October 21 2024
Artists from around the state submitted a record number of 301 entries for consideration for the recently opened ...
Students pen their summer stories for ‘Write in the Middle’
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Students pen their summer stories for ‘Write in the Middle’
by October 21 2024
Twenty-eight middle school students were celebrated at the launch of “Write in the Middle, Summer Camp Reflections,” a ...