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COVID-19 cases continue trending down as more residents vaccinated
by March 25 2021
Indian River County experienced another encouraging week of downward-trending case numbers and rising vaccinations as Florida surpassed two ...
Downtown Fridays: Another step on road back
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Downtown Fridays: Another step on road back
by March 25 2021
Another mainstay of Vero small town life is making a welcome return this week after a long pandemic ...
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Simon Caldecott, driving force behind resurgence of Piper Aircraft, retiring
by March 25 2021
Piper Aircraft’s announcement this week that President and CEO Simon Caldecott will retire on April 2 didn’t merely ...
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Funding doubled for addiction treatment center
by March 25 2021
The Hospital District board has unanimously agreed to double its funding of Phoenix Rising Wellness Center, increasing the ...
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Nearly 80 percent of county seniors have received jab
by March 18 2021
With more than 1,100 shots in arms per day on average in Indian River County over the past ...
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Teel lawsuit against sheriff’s office moves a step closer to trial
by March 18 2021
A $10 million wrongful death lawsuit filed against the sheriff’s office and a deputy who fatally shot a ...
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Shores seeks help from consultant in exploring its water-sewer options
by March 18 2021
In two and a half years, Indian River Shores must decide whether its breach of contract dispute with ...
At last, events restarting here after long year
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At last, events restarting here after long year
by and March 18 2021
The unwanted visitor with the strange name came to Vero on Friday the 13th. For the superstitious, the ...
COVID pandemic has changed life in significant ways
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COVID pandemic has changed life in significant ways
by March 18 2021
One year, more than 11,300 reported infections and 272 COVID-19 deaths later, Indian River County has come through ...
Public schools $280 million behind on maintenance
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Public schools $280 million behind on maintenance
by March 18 2021
Indian River County’s public schools need $280 million worth of deferred improvements and $8.4 million in annual investment ...
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Vaccination recommended even for those who have had coronavirus
by March 18 2021
One shot? Two shots? Or no shot for barrier island residents who had COVID-19 and have since recovered? ...
County pushing back on $134 million in state-mandated lagoon cleanup costs
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County pushing back on $134 million in state-mandated lagoon cleanup costs
by March 18 2021
The county is looking at being required to spend $134 million on lagoon cleanup – more than twice ...