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Beaches back to normal after unprecedented red tide siege
Photo by Leigh Green The island’s ocean beaches are again open, the sea air is fresh and clean, ...
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Indian River Land Trust restoring 30 acres of habitat along U.S. 1
Driving south on U.S. 1 past Oslo Road, you may have noticed cleared land with scattered piles of ...
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No good outcome seen in bizarre Vero election saga
Circuit Judge Paul Kanarek could have quietly retired from 31 years on the bench on some easy, boring, ...
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School District once again has to borrow millions to pay bills
The School District, which gets nearly $280 million a year from taxpayers, has run out of money again, ...
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From the air, it looks great. But maintenance problems abound
Among the still-unresolved issues in the county’s efforts to convince Major League Baseball to take over operations at ...
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Rare jewelry heist in broad daylight jars The Moorings
Police continue to investigate last month’s theft of more than $50,000 worth of jewelry from a home in ...
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Unlicensed building contractor charged for 3rd time
An unlicensed building contractor with a long history of swindling homeowners by taking payments and not doing the ...
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Four named to new school panel to resolve issues of racial inequality
Four members have been appointed to the newly created Equity Committee, which was formed in accordance with a ...
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Hospital District set to expand services at Gifford Health Center
For Gifford community advocates Freddie Woolfork and Tony Brown, the Hospital District staff and trustees lining the conference ...
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Manned sub to dive to deepest spot in world’s oceans
Sebastian-based Triton Submarines next month will launch the world's first manned expedition to the deepest point in each ...
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Island physician settles injury dispute with drilling company
An underground utility firm contracted by the City of Vero Beach for work along A1A has reached an ...
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Red tide puts big damper on outdoor dining
The toxic red tide that has closed local beaches, killed thousands of fish and caused throat irritation and ...