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Planned estate’s $60 million price tag raises Vero’s profile ever higher
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Planned estate’s $60 million price tag raises Vero’s profile ever higher
by January 26 2023
In a mere 10 years, Vero Beach has gone from a quiet retirement community dismissively called “Zero Beach” ...
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Stephen Faherty: A tireless fighter in electric battles
by January 26 2023
News Analysis Stephen Joseph Faherty Sr., 83, a driving force in the long battle to free the barrier ...
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Deal locks in South Beach residents to Vero utility services for 30 years
by January 26 2023
South barrier island residents who live outside the Vero Beach city limits are now locked into receiving their ...
County bumped to ‘Low COVID’ status
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County bumped to ‘Low COVID’ status
by January 26 2023
There was good news and bad news about the incidence of new COVID-19 infections locally last week – ...
Vero Beach Bridge Club puts part of its building up for sale
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Vero Beach Bridge Club puts part of its building up for sale
by January 23 2023
The Vero Beach Bridge Club, a 63-year-old institution that has made Vero one of the best-known cities in ...
‘Empowered’: Abuse victim’s book aids healing
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‘Empowered’: Abuse victim’s book aids healing
by January 22 2023
Jeffrey Pickering, president/CEO of the Indian River Community Foundation, can vividly recall the panic attack he experienced on ...
Dale Sorensen Real Estate, despite ‘puzzling’ year, tops $1.4B in sales
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Dale Sorensen Real Estate, despite ‘puzzling’ year, tops $1.4B in sales
by January 20 2023
Despite 12 roller-coaster months that Dale Sorensen Sr. called “puzzling and challenging,” his real estate company had another ...
County offices not immune to difficulty in filling vacancies
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County offices not immune to difficulty in filling vacancies
by January 20 2023
Local businesses aren’t the only employers struggling to find workers, even as the COVID-spawned “Great Resignation” starts to ...
Food truck (temporarily) fills beachside void
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Food truck (temporarily) fills beachside void
by January 19 2023
While the reopening of Jaycee Park’s iconic eatery, the Seaside Grill, remains on pause pending county permits, beachgoers ...
County sees rise in COVID-related hospitalizations
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County sees rise in COVID-related hospitalizations
by January 19 2023
A hike in local hospitalizations for COVID-19 shifted Indian River County from the Covid green zone into the ...
Indian River Shores voters face Jan. 24 deadline to weigh in on ballot questions
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Indian River Shores voters face Jan. 24 deadline to weigh in on ballot questions
by January 16 2023
Registered voters in Indian River Shores have less than two weeks left to consider 11 yes or no ...
County Supervisor of Elections begins bid for fourth term
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County Supervisor of Elections begins bid for fourth term
by January 15 2023
Supervisor of Elections Leslie Swan filed to run for a fourth term last week, saying she wanted to ...