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All hail Quail: ‘Amazing’ nonprofit, now 20, still gives its all
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All hail Quail: ‘Amazing’ nonprofit, now 20, still gives its all
by January 27 2022
Despite continuing uncertainties caused by the pandemic, organizers of annual multi-week Quail Valley Charities events remain optimistic that ...
Grant-astic! ‘Impact 100’ members hear from grateful nonprofits
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Grant-astic! ‘Impact 100’ members hear from grateful nonprofits
by January 27 2022
Current and prospective members of Indian River Impact 100 gathered at the Bethel Creek House to hear from ...
For Moorings-Habitat team, home is always where their heart is
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For Moorings-Habitat team, home is always where their heart is
by January 27 2022
Trevor Loomis, who moved from Louisville in November to become president and CEO of Indian River Habitat for ...
Ellie McCabe: She liked to find things that were missing in our world, and fill the gap
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Ellie McCabe: She liked to find things that were missing in our world, and fill the gap
by January 15 2022
When Eleonora “Ellie” Wahlstrom McCabe, one of Vero’s most prominent philanthropists, passed away on Dec. 26 at age ...
Tom Segura: He worked unbelievably hard to see our hospital remained vibrant, and grew
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Tom Segura: He worked unbelievably hard to see our hospital remained vibrant, and grew
by January 14 2022
Thomas N. Segura, who died Dec. 29 at 74, will be remembered as a champion of the community ...
Hundreds get into gear in new year at 2022 Resolution Run
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Hundreds get into gear in new year at 2022 Resolution Run
by January 13 2022
More than 350 people, ranging in age from 4 to 83, started the New Year off right as ...
Talent makes its presence felt at ‘Art by the Sea’ show
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Talent makes its presence felt at ‘Art by the Sea’ show
by January 13 2022
The 33rd annual Art by the Sea Exhibition, presented by the Vero Beach Art Club at the Vero ...
‘Local Farms Local Beer’ initiative a pick-me-up for homemade goods
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‘Local Farms Local Beer’ initiative a pick-me-up for homemade goods
by January 13 2022
New Year’s resolutions often involve eating right, and what better way than to eat produce from local farms. ...
‘Driving Success’ steers needed vehicles to low-income families
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‘Driving Success’ steers needed vehicles to low-income families
by January 13 2022
Recognizing that access to transportation is a major component on the road to economic self-sufficiency, Driving Success, a ...
Riverside Theatre forced to pause its 2021-22 Season
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Riverside Theatre forced to pause its 2021-22 Season
by January 11 2022
Spikes in the number of cases of latest COVID variant has forced Riverside Theatre to ‘pause’ its 2021-2022 ...
‘After Dark’: Vero Museum says, Let there be light art!
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‘After Dark’: Vero Museum says, Let there be light art!
by January 06 2022
The Vero Beach Museum of Art recently introduced a new artform to the Treasure Coast with its inaugural ...
Float Hope fetes kids brimming, swimming with confidence
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Float Hope fetes kids brimming, swimming with confidence
by December 30 2021
Supporters of Float Hope of Indian River County, a nonprofit dedicated to teaching children from low-income families how ...