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New library approved for southwestern Port St. Lucie
St. Lucie County commissioners, in a 5-0 vote Tuesday, approved allowing county staff to negotiate with Port St.
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Florida record Burmese python killed in Miami-Dade County
The UF/IFAS St. Lucie County Cooperative Extension will be hosting a meeting of Treasure Coast members of the Python Patrol to formalize its 2013 plan of work on Wednesday, Jan.
New house awarded to Army sergeant
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. - Michael Burke served in Iraq for 2 years as an army infantry sergeant.
Golf: Nakashian leads opening round at Tire Kingdom Stroke Play Championship
Three-time former champion R.J. Nakashian of Palm Beach Gardens overcame a pair of double bogeys to take the first round lead Friday at McArthur Golf Club in the 17th annual Tire Kingdom Stroke Play Championship conducted by the Palm Beach County Golf Association.
Baseball: St. Lucie loses third straight
Willy Garcia hit a game-tying solo homer in the eighth and the game-winning single in the ninth to lead the Bradenton Marauders to a 5-4 victory and hand the St.
Mittelstaedt delivers walk-off winner for Manatees
T.J. Mittelstaedt got to fulfill every Little League player's dream Thursday night.
Sandra Nichols' 'Dead Mentors' is Released
In her new novel "Dead Mentors" author Sandra Nichols explores the theme of self-awareness by creating a story of hope, perseverance and ultimate success.
Wild boar terrorize PSL neighborhood
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- - Residents in a Port Saint Lucie neighborhood are battling with packs of feral hogs that are terrorizing them in their own backyards.
Reactor shutdowns prompt inspections at Turkey Point
After three unplanned nuclear reactor shutdowns, federal regulators on Thursday said they are stepping up oversight of Florida Power & Light's Turkey Point facility.
Treasure Coast Music Teachers present annual honors recital
This story is contributed by a member of the Treasure Coast community and is neither endorsed nor affiliated with TCPalm.com Front Row from left are Sandra Palter, Darren Decius, Shazkya Fernandez, Rebecca Ferdinand, Tiffany Alberto, Angelina Alberto, Rebecca Peng, Gregory Fedele, Julia Vitale, Cindy Kessler, & Lynn Haynes.
Capt. Glyn Austin of Going Coastal charters in Sebastian reported that two weeks ago the big redfish were feeding aggressively at the inlet on small crabs drifting out in the tide.
Attorney General Pam Bondi to Hold Media Availability with Area Law Enforcement Officials
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-On Wednesday, May 15, Attorney General Pam Bondi and officials representing sheriffs' offices and police departments from St.
Caribbean island of St. Lucia observes Indian Arrival Day
By Shubha Singh : St. Lucia, a tiny island nation of 176,000 people in the eastern Caribbean, held its first Indian Arrival Day programme to commemorate the arrival of the first group of Indian indentured workers over a century and a half ago.
Tea Party to Recount Votes in Allen West Congressional Loss
A Texas-based Tea Party organization and the St. Lucie County Supervisor of Elections have agreed on a plan to provide the group access to county voting records from the 2012 federal election and voter registration and other records going back to 2009.
Manatees strike late to win 6-5
A four-run seventh inning helped propel visiting Brevard County past St. Lucie 6-5 on Monday night.
Indian River State College students to gain experience at Torrey Pines
Indian River State College and Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies have launched an innovative new Work-Study Internship program that engages students in cutting-edge bioscience research while they earn a paycheck and receive a $1,250 per semester scholarship at the same time.
St. Lucie names park in honor of ardent conservationist Jane Brooks
When ardent wilderness protector Jane Brooks died earlier this year, she left behind a legacy of wild places for the generations to come.
Budget cuts force St. Lucie to cancel contract with operators of alternative Delaware Avenue School
St. Lucie County Assistant Superintendent Bill Tomlinson met with employees of the Delaware Avenue School two Fridays ago to announce that for budgetary reasons, the county was terminating its contract with Helping People Succeed, the Stuart-based nonprofit that runs the school.
211 facing layoffs at Liberty Medical
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. - Termination notices have been sent to more than 200 Liberty Medical Supply employees in Port St.
When Should I Hire A Personal Injury Attorney?
On a routine shopping trip to Wal-Mart, a Port St. Lucie man had a freak accident.