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County’s first death from coronavirus a ‘good, sweet lady’
Adele Jeantinor was unable to celebrate her 89th birthday. Instead, she was fighting for her life at Cleveland ...
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2 local banks capture $79 million to provide paychecks to workers here
CenterState Bank Executive VP Chris Bieber was in the middle of an interview with Vero Beach 32963 when ...
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Did HarborChase conceal COVID-19 infections?
The novel coronavirus had not even come to Vero Beach when those with relatives in long-term care facilities ...
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Coronavirus seen slowing approval of plan for redevelopment of riverfront
An updated version of the plan for redeveloping the site of Vero’s Big Blue power plant and sewer ...
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Alma Lee Loy, 90, ‘Vero’s First Lady,’ dies on Good Friday
Vero Beach lost one of its greatest treasures with the Good Friday passing of Alma Lee Loy, 90. ...
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Health officials need to be more open about virus
There were some somber milestones this week, like the passing of an 88-year-old woman – Indian River County’s ...
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Three hospital caregivers tested positive for COVID-19
The word “happy” seemed to come with both effort and relief as Dr. Greg Rosencrance, president of Cleveland ...
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Shores couple say they’ll return to cruising after COVID-19 all clear
Most of country may be on lockdown and social distancing may be the new norm, but one Indian ...
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Tom Bakkedahl hoping to take over as State Attorney after Colton steps down
At last, it appears to be Tom Bakkedahl’s time. The decision of Bruce Colton not to run for ...
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Faulty unemployment system works best in the wee hours
Wait ’til the midnight hour to try to sign up for unemployment on Florida’s chronically dysfunctional system, advises ...
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Harbor Branch hopes to tap stimulus research funds
One consequence of the battle against the COVID-19 virus is increased funding for scientific research, which could ultimately ...
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No follow-through on self-quarantine of out-of-state visitors
When Gov. Ron DeSantis announced in late March that state police and other officials would intercept Florida visitors ...