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Unitarian Universalist's Fellowship making things happen
A member of a unitarian universalist fellowship might draw on many different theological ideas and have a wide range of beliefs.
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Religion Matters: Some Presbyterian churches stay to fight for change
While three Treasure Coast Presbyterian churches are eager to switch denominations this month, First Presbyterian Church of Vero Beach is planning a different way to move forward.
VERO BEACH, Fla. - Ruth Mead Ross, 99, of Vero Beach, Fla., died Monday, Oct. 4, 2010, at Dixie Oak Manor in Vero Beach.
Candidates square off over qualifications in Indian River property appraiser race
County Property Appraiser David Nolte and his challenger for the Republican nomination Tom Dehr sparred over their qualifications for the job during Friday's meeting of the Republican Men's Club in Vero Beach.
This weekend: Indian River County
Today is the last day for most Indian River County area schools and the community is gearing up for a busy summer.
Vero Beach man charged with cultivating marijuana in home
A man charged with running a marijuana grow house was accusing neighbors of stealing pot and cash from him when the Indian River County Sheriff's Office was called to Vero Lake Estates in late April.
Location Gayfeather Lane is located directly on Ocean Drive, between Beachland Boulevard and Old Riomar in Vero Beach, in the heart of the seaside downtown.
Area businesses invited to measure up
Employers and business leaders from Indian River County gathered at Riverside Theatre last week to hear how they can improve their workplace culture.
Free breakfast seminar to focus on home, health
The Indian River County Health Department wants men and their families to build up their health and strengthen their home lives.
All about the deadly drug "bath salts"
VERO BEACH, Fla. - It's called 'bath salts,' and detectives say it's a highly dangerousA drug.
It's really the last day of school for current Osceola Magnet
ERIC HASERT/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Kendra Hill 11, of Vero Beach, gets cheers from her classmates during a celebratory hula hoop dance after winning a hula hoop contest during the fifth-grade barbecue party at Osceola Magnet School on Thursday.
Orchid Launches Personal Lines Program with Icat
Orchid Underwriters Agency, Inc. in Vero Beach, Fla. has been granted exclusive access to a new residential underwriting program underwritten through icat.
Indian River deputy named top sniper after statewide training
Patrol officer, Special Weapons And Tactics team member and deputy sheriff Brian Aguiar of Vero Beach finished at the top in Advanced Sniper training April 23-27 in Hillsborough County.
Zeta Archonettes donate gift baskets to Transitional Living Program residents
Representing the Zeta Archonettes, a group of young women who are mentored by the Zeta Phi Beta, Inc, Lambda Beta Zeta Chapter are: Soror Debra Taylor, Y'Kia Northard, Tyhesia Stafford, Alesha Washington, Kiriana Dawson, Bria Jackson, Xioyra Davis and Kay M. Idlette, Youth Advisor.
Outdoors notebook: Fishing Frenzy begins Friday
PHOTO PROVIDED Oliver Kurtz of Vero Beach was featured on the cover of the May issue of TransWorld Surf magazine.
Buggy Bunch gets grant to provide shade at Vero Beach playgrounds
The Buggy Bunch, a nonprofit volunteer organization for moms and run by moms, has received a $25,000 grant from State Farm Insurance to provide shade protection at Vero Beach playgrounds.
Larry Labadie awarded prestigious Rotary Service Above Self Award
Larry Labadie is presented the Rotary International Service Above Self Award by Laile E. Fairbairn, District 6930 Governor.
Indian River Medical Center addition taking shape
It took 60 cement trucks to haul in enough concrete last week to pour the floor for the $15 million Sheridan Intensive Care Unit and Waxlax Recovery Room under construction at Indian River Medical Center .
Klutz, Dos Santos win Choral Society scholarship
Klutz, whose career goal is to be a professional musician, plans to major in music performance at Stetson University in DeLand.
This story is contributed by a member of the Treasure Coast community and is neither endorsed nor affiliated with TCPalm.com - Patti Rooney, the former entertainer and present controller of Riverside Theatre , will be missing from her desk on Thursday, June 21, until she can make bail.