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Chocolate Champagne & Chefs fete’s a ‘Big’ success
Supporters of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Indian River County packed the Quail Valley River Club last Monday ...
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Selfless leaders take a bow at United Way breakfast
A powerhouse gathering of business and community leaders, nonprofit representatives and politicians gathered at the Oak Harbor Clubhouse ...
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Chefs’ creations complement March of Dimes auction
Local chefs joined forces with volunteers and philanthropists to whip up funds to support research into the causes ...
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Read, Write & Brew taps into ‘American Icon’ buzz
The Education Foundation of Indian River County tapped into Vero’s hottest ‘in’ spot last Thursday evening, holding its ...
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‘Pink’ walkers raise lots of green at ‘Making Strides’
With pink positivity, hundreds of men, women and children gathered at Riverside Park Saturday morning to take part ...
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Pineapple Party gets juices flowing at Hallstrom
Organizers of the third annual Pineapple Party at the historic Hallstrom Farmstead didn’t let last Saturday’s intermittent showers ...
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Sebastian River Art Club celebrates 80 years
Members and supporters of the Sebastian River Art Club gathered last Saturday afternoon at the SRAC Art Center ...
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Picken winners at The Arc’s Replogle Award fete
At The Arc of Indian River County’s third annual Replogle Family Award Dinner last Saturday evening, the emphasis ...
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Cole Coppola fishing pier will be one of a ‘kind’
Riverside Park was a sea of orange and pink, from the T-shirts and sneakers worn by supporters of ...
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‘Reel’ interest in preservation at Lines in the Lagoon event
The fish were “reeling” Saturday as young anglers participated in the fourth annual Lines in the Lagoon Tri-County ...
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Cultural Council shines ‘guide’-ing light on Vero arts
Hurricane Irma left a waterlogged Riverside Park in its wake and with more rain in the forecast, organizers ...
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Critter-lovers in their element at ELC’s Estuaries Day
Unlike 2016, when Hurricane Matthew flooded the Environmental Learning Center with roughly 5 feet of water, killing trees ...