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Port Salerno, Florida is located in Martin County. Zip codes in Port Salerno, FL include 34992. More Port Salerno information.

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Thursday Feb 2 | TCPalm

Martin County wants to fix shortcomings in redevelopment plans to foster economic development

The decade-old redevelopment plans for Old Palm City, Hobe Sound, Jensen Beach, Rio, Port Salerno, Golden Gate and Indiantown need updating, otherwise millions of dollars worth of projects could face setbacks.

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Mon Jan 30, 2012

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Treasure Coast Fishing Report: Jan. 31

Capt. Rob Bunker of Seek and Destroy charters in Vero Beach reported good fishing Sunday despite the windy conditions.

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Treasure Coast GOP leaders look past Florida primary, see need for unity

DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Sydney Miller and Dawud Dawkins, both movers with A-1 Moving & Storage in Jupiter, transport carts that contain privacy booths and supplies for election ballots into Morgade Library, which is Precinct 11, in Stuart on Monday.

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Sun Jan 29, 2012

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Local sea captain serenaded

He said he was traveling to Port Salerno this January to do some fishing with his brothers, Bernie and Johnnie, and to celebrate Johnnie's birthday.

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Hit-and-run accident in Port Salerno

PORT SALERNO, Fla. -Martin County Fire Rescue had to use the Jaws of Life to free a person trapped inside a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run accident in Port Salerno Sunday afternoon.

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Fri Jan 20, 2012

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Celebrate! Manatee Pocket dredging complete

After 18 months and the removal of approximately 280,000 cubic yards of sediment, the channel dredging of the Manatee Pocket is now complete.

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