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Sewage spill into lagoon worse than early reports
The amount of sewage that poured from a pressurized pipe into the Indian River Lagoon was more than ...
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School Board to take more hands-off role
Despite many serious challenges and pressing problems, the School Board just voted to hold business meetings only once ...
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Real Estate
Modernism homes taking hold in Vero
Modernism has arrived in Vero Beach in a big way, with a number of impressive modernist homes recently ...
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Judge says drug and mental health courts are highly effective
Circuit Court Judge Cynthia Cox says problem-solving courts here are some of the best in the state, providing ...
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Sticker shock on mainland from new home prices
Island buyers are used to homes priced at half a million dollars or more, but mainland buyers are ...
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Raw sewage pours into lagoon from major pipe break
At least 100,000 gallons of raw sewage poured into the Indian River Lagoon at Bethel Creek last week ...
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Indian River Medical Center’s four suitors
The dance card of potential partners for Indian River Medical Center was narrowed to four suitors last week, ...
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Shores cell tower still on track, but soil needs to be stabilized
Just as work was about to get underway digging the hole for the foundation of the Shores’ eagerly-awaited ...
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Vietnam vets reach out to homeless vets rousted from camps by sheriff’s deputies
Tim Nightingale and Vic Diaz, co-founders of Vietnam Veterans of Indian River County, went into the woods last ...
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Commentary – One term’s enough. It’s time for a new Vero mayor
Vero Beach Mayor Laura Moss deserves a great deal of credit for shepherding the electric sale to a ...
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Martin County schools cost less, and results are better
Indian River County School District taxpayers are not getting great value for their money, according to budgets submitted ...
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Federal judge orders School Board to mediation before hearing deseg lawsuit
The School Board jumped the gun when it filed a petition in U.S. District Court this summer, claiming ...