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‘Hunt for Hope’: Determined to defeat insidious cancer
By day, Dr. Holly Hamilton is the owner of Riverside Family Dental in Sebastian. But each October, she ...
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Mary Schenkel
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Vero Beach Museum of Art finally reopens galleries and sculpture gardens to visitors
One of the barrier island’s premier cultural institutions has reopened – finally – giving residents and visitors access ...
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Childcare Resources: Big smiles as little ’uns return
School is fully back in session for our littlest residents – preschoolers from infancy to age 5 – ...
Arts
‘Keeping the Arts Alive’ makes Vero create again
A newly formed nonprofit is doing as its name implies – Keeping the Arts Alive – by offering ...
People
All juiced up to spruce up Jones Pier Conservation Area!
The Jones Pier Conservation Area was a beehive of activity recently, as volunteers from the Pelican Island Audubon ...
Arts
A show of hands for full-hearted ‘Soup Bowl’ Potters
This year’s 28th annual Soup Bowl fundraiser to benefit the Samaritan Center, a transitional residential facility for homeless ...
People
‘Impact 100’ determined to win the numbers game
When Indian River Impact 100 hosted its annual meeting on Zoom last April – during which its members ...
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Domestic violence has spiked in county since start of pandemic
Domestic violence has spiked in Indian River County since the start of the coronavirus pandemic as a result ...
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Cut in state funding reduces services to special needs adults
The Arc of Indian River County, a nonprofit that provides job training, group homes and other services to ...
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SafeSpace: With funding, our primary mission is possible
Teresa Albizu, the new CEO of SafeSpace, a nonprofit organization serving victims of domestic violence in the tri-county ...
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Riverside Theatre goes dark for 2020-2021 season
Riverside Theatre has decided the show can’t go on this winter – the biggest indication yet that life ...
People
Eateries help agency go extra mile – and meal – for seniors
Many of Indian River County’s vulnerable seniors have continued to take the safer-at-home directive to heart, remaining in ...