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• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated May 26
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated May 26
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated May 26
• Ed Killer: Add it Up - Indian River Lagoon too valuable to abuse
• Fort Pierce pastor looking forward to new challenge as head of Evangelical Covenant Order
• Letter: Letter 'defending' Rep. West criticizes what he did
• Letter: Corporate aviation influence destroys neighborhoods in Martin County
• Treasure Coast Clubs and Hobbies: Updated May 26
• Thumb up: Improved fire ratings may enable Martin County homeowners to receive lower insurance premiums
• Thumb up: Florida Wildlife Corridor expedition completes journey of a lifetime
• Letter: Overly literal readings miss the mark of political, financial criticism
• Letter: Politicians make all the rules, tell them how you feel
• Letter: Republicans promote a fascist state through deception
• Letter: Honor Flight was an overwhelming experience for this veteran
• Letter: 'Just One Day' promotes adoptions from animal shelters
• Letter: Go vegan for better health, and save money, too
• Letter: Bible is clear on same-sex relationships
• Letter: 9-year-old teaches grandfather more than a lesson about hunting
• Letter: Thanks to an angel, nightmare ended in sunshine
• Letter: Learn to recognize negative ads, then ignore them
• Two sea turtles rescued in northern Palm Beach County
• Vero Beach employees leaving city this month will cost taxpayers $211K
• Homes, cars burglarized in St. Lucie West
• Vero Beach man accused of having cocaine, marijuana to sell
• Aggravated assault charge dropped against former candidate for St. Lucie appraiser
• Man flown to Miami burn hospital following Indiantown incident
• UDT-SEAL Museum gets the hook (and the gun to launch it)
• Sebastian man reflects on 25 years of Navy service
• Fort Pierce Branch Library announces June matinee movies
• Mapp Road closed at C.R. 714 starting June 1
• Read designated as registered tax return preparer
• Hartman Auction Group to auction 25 foreclosed properties
• Vero Beach man charged after early morning shooting
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: May 25, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrests: May 25, 2012
• Tropical disturbance expected to bring rough boating conditions to Treasure Coast | Video
• Veteran's Memorial Parkway closed May 28 during parade
• Donate food for free baseball ticket
• PHOTOS: SpaceX Dragon spacecraft successfully docks with space station
• Motorist tells Fort Pierce police that gunfire shattered windshield
• Voting for your health
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated May 25
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated May 25
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated May 25
• Ray McNulty: Stuart's Froehling displays heart of a lion in beating leukemia
• What a Weekend: Memorial Day events pay tribute to those who gave their lives
• What a Weekend: Remember meaning of Memorial Day this weekend
• What a Weekend: Take time to remember those who gave their lives for our freedoms
• Letter: Show no mercy in executing convicted murderers
• Letter: With rising incidence of oral cancer, get your mouth checked
• Letter: The sins of Solomon don't refute New Testament on marriage
• Letter: Changing FCAT passing grades after the fact is insane
• Letter: My goal is to bring leadership to the Martin County School District
• Letter: Gaylord has qualities needed to restore Martin County School District's achievements
• Letter: My late aunt and uncle loved Stuart, and it's obvious why
• Help character put pieces together in IRSC drama 'Wait Until Dark'
• Willi Miller: Enjoy Memorial Day concert by Treasure Coast Chorale
• Jennifer Trefelner: Art Mundo nurtures budding artists to fulfill mission
• Letter: Florida is following California in leaping off an educational cliff
• Letter: Our choice is between failing European socialism and prosperity
• 66 percent of Martin's third-graders pass FCAT reading test
• Martin circuit judge's ruling keeps convicted murderer off death row
• Woman, 18, charged with selling marijuana
• Basketball courts to reopen at Sportman's Park June 1, but passes will be required certain times of day
• Martin students score high in end-of-course exams
• Fellsmere officials consider annexing Vero Lake Estates
• GOP's Hardman to challenge Smith in St. Lucie County Clerk race
• Port St. Lucie residents asked to give more input on Sept. 11 memorial
• Going Home: Angie finds happy ending, with a little help from her friends
• Voters may decide whether to allow slot machines at Fort Pierce Jai-Alai
• Homeless man charged with battery, burglary in Port St. Lucie
• Wabasso man accused of robbing woman at gunpoint last month
• Luxury auto dealer balking at $1 million in impact fees in Stuart
• David and Linda Riley join Treasure Coast Sotheby's International Realty
• Inlet panel hears management options
• Retiring judge leaves court vacancy
• New Subway opens for business
• St. Lucie County Libraries announce summer reading program, June 20 – July 26
• Martin County felony arrests: May 24, 2012
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: May 24, 2012
• Remember meaning of Memorial Day this weekend
• What a Weekend: Take time to remember those who gave their lives for our freedoms
• What a Weekend: Remember meaning of Memorial Day this weekend
• What a Weekend: Memorial Day events pay tribute to those who gave their lives
• Dream Big READ!: Summer full of fun for kids, families at Martin County Libraries
• Demorest Construction Group to build Vakani Orthodontics office
• Hobe Sound Animal Protection League: Pretty Girl
• Hobe Sound Animal Protection League: Sierra
• Martin County Religion notes, updated May 26
• Indian River Counry Religion Notes, updated May 26
• St. Lucie County Religion Notes, updated May 26
• PHOTOS: Martin County High School graduates 458 seniors Wednesday
• St. Lucie County public pools open Saturday
• State will release more FCAT scores Thursday
• Navy exploring WWII plane wreck off coast of Jupiter
• Bill Hilbig: Seniors set for one of their majors
• Dennis Jacob: Pitchers ruling state tournament
• Russ Lemmon: What would it take to get more seniors to volunteer in local schools?
• Twin brothers making a splash with jerk ... sauce that is
• Restaurant Review: Tangos II offerings oh so good
• New Committee Members Needed for Glimmer of Hope Gala to Benefit Redeem The Shadows
• Santa Fe Café Hosts Fundraiser for Molly’s House June 15 & 16
• Martin County home sales up; median price declines
• Former Port St. Lucie office manager sentenced to 45 months for theft from firm
• Vero Beach human resources director Anderson to retire
• ACLU gives St. Lucie County Schools a 'C' for effort
• ACLU gives Indian River schools 'D' for effort
• Martin wants opinion on using half-cent sales tax for St. Lucie Inlet dredging
• ACLU gives Martin County Schools an 'A' for effort
• Fort Pierce man sentenced to federal prison for illegally importing sea life
• VBHS sophomore wins car in school's Positive Behavior program
• Fort Pierce recognized nationally for water conservation vows
• St. Lucie County deputies to be honored for rescue of 2 divers
• Vero Beach man added to state's sexual offender website
• Five Palm Beach residents accused of picking mushrooms on state land
• Book Depot announces half-price sale
• Mckee Botanical Garden holding waterlily photo contest
• Weagle kicks off bicycle marathon
• City asks for residents' help on Sept. 11 memorial
• Medical Center dedicates education center
• Puppet show coming to Sebastian library
• 4 students to receive Medal of Merit Award
• Fort Pierce teen shot, hospitalized
• Tanker truck on fire on turnpike in St. Lucie County
• Ed Killer: Inlet cleanup dives planned
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated May 23
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated May 23
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated May 23
• Tree crashes through Fort Pierce roof, just misses 12-year-old
• Letter: The newspaper, and the people of the county, need to remember what public employees do
• Letter: Don't blame president, he had his work cut out for him
• Letter: Show respect for the office of the president, if not for the man
• Letter: Objectives met, time to get out of Afghanistan
• Letter: Florida's failing school test results an embarrassment
• Letter: Chamber ads about Obamacare are flagrant fiction
• Letter: Obama critics should be consistent in assigning credit and blame
• Letter: Anticipation making us wait, but what are we waiting for?
• Letter: Pro-development commissioners missed their calling as comedians
• Letter: West is a throwback to the McCarthy era
• Letter: West is the one candidate who tells the financial truth
• Letter: Execution, burial at sea is only answer for bin Laden followers
• Letter: Pay for unused sick/vacation time is offset by less spent on substitutes
• Martin County Taxpayers Association calls for sweeping reductions in local government employees' compensation
• Indian River County schools plan informational blitz to promote tax measure
• Home sales steady, prices up slightly in Indian River, St. Lucie
• Martin County Commission kills $2 million Transit Depot, gives up $1.2 million in federal funds
• Indian River school board approves contractor for elementary expansion project
• Firefighters contain blaze that threatened homes in Okeechobee County
• Indian River Schools officials look for alternative traffic diversions at Beachland Elementary
• Indian River County to poll about 4,000 about water, sewer services
• Oslo Road widening work to continue to 58th Avenue
• Vero Beach police investigating third burglary at addiction counseling business
• Port St. Lucie man pleads guilty to federal charges
• St. Lucie County seventh-grader honored for anti-bullying efforts
• Tour brings participants up to date on Indian River County schools
• Treasure Coast mosquito control districts start spraying this week to keep pests at bay
• Parents and students can explore new Treasure Coast regional virtual school Thursday
• St. Lucie Health Department moves some of its programs
• Hobe Sound man, 94, donates time, money and wisdom to Port Salerno Elementary
• 20th Annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive a huge success
• Brad Gould elected to FICPA board of governors
• Palm City Animal Medical Center offers tips, accommodations for your pet this hurricane season
• Dogs and Cats Forever: China
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Jake
• Peter’s Hardware Center supports Juvenile Diabetes’ 10-year anniversary walk
• Whole Child Connection gives children a play day while educating families
• Jaguar cadet awarded DAR scholarship
• 6 in Vero Beach displaced when fire starts in unoccupied triplex unit
• A Welcome Home: Purrcy – from garbage can to cat paradise
• Executive Planner, Updated May 22
• Indian River Community Calendar updated May 22
• Martin County Community Calendar updated May 22
• St. Lucie Community Calendar updated May 22
• Russ Lemmon: McMullen breaks with tradition in sheriff's race
• Mercury level in fish caught in Indian River Lagoon higher than it should be?
• Letter: Candidate plans improvements in Martin County's website for property appraiser
• Letter: Too many tasks neglected by incumbents
• Letter: Columnists Campbell, Samples are valuable assets to Scripps Tresaure Coast Newspapers
• Letter: Parking in downtown Stuart is already bad, so make it worse
• Letter: Policy on unused sick time is unfair to those who get sick!
• Editorial: Florida Legislature should reform system governing payouts to state employees for unused vacation, sick leave
• SUPer Saturday to Benefit the Maritime & Classic Boat Museum Coming this August
• Three Treasure Coast high schools among nation's best, according to Newsweek
• Port St. Lucie police seek help in theft of debit card
• Indian River Charter High School’s Student Art Show winners announced
• Humane Society: Willow
• Humane Society: Penelope
• Local families set to dust their dead at Winter Beach Cemetery
• Humane Society: Hunter
• Riverside Children's Theatre to debut 'Winnie the Pooh Kids'
• Ladies at By the River treated to handbags by Dillards
• 'Go for the Gold' to provide 1,528 meals for HFC
• Community rallies again for Stamp Out Hunger
• Humane Society: Becky
• 2nd man charged in posting video of teen showering on Facebook
• Charity Shoot hits target goal of $12,000
• Van Duzer Foundation gets public service award
• Downtown Stuart's Flagler Grill sold
• FPUA board to hold special meeting
• Tax Collector celebrates first year of issuing drivers licenses
• Boy suspected of firing bullets into Fort Pierce parking lot
• Sheldon Primus, Loxahatchee River District superintendent, awarded for excellence
• Support Groups, updated May 23
• Has Treasure Coast housing market already hit bottom?
• Editorial: Flawed effort to rate Florida elections supervisors unwelcome, unnecessary intrusion by Gov. Rick Scott's office
• Letter: Republican makes better argument than Democrat on whether there's rampant socialism in the Democratic Party
• Treasure Coast Clubs and Hobbies, Updated May 21
• Letter: The national debt is a far more serious problem than losses at a big bank
• Letter: Everyone has his or her own problem using English; it's not 'their' problem
• Letter: What kind of man is Obama? Look at his record
• Letter: Without critical thinking, society is captive of its disputes
• Letter: Elections are coming, Obama gets credit for drop in gas prices
• Letter: Banks are losing local business to mortgage lenders
• Letter: Perfectly good explanation for presidential buses
• Letter: Do you want Obama? I think not
• Letter: Jobs czar is creating jobs in China
• Letter: Extended presence in Afghanistan portends more military frustration, high costs
• Letter: The water park will bring tragedy to the way of life in Martin County
• Letter: Martin County commissioners' vote for water park ignored residents' wishes
• Letter: Politicians' words and actions revealing
• Kristen Swilley: In thinking of tragedy at Florida A&M University, shouldn't hazing victims bear part of the responsibility for their injuries, physical or mental?
• Dale Glading: Dr. Martin Luther King's dream won't be reality until we (including politicians, preachers and media executives) are all truly colorblind
• St. Lucie County high school students show off prom photos
• Treasure Coast high school students show off prom photos
• Slight chance of afternoon rain on Treasure Coast this week
• Indian River Adult Education offering Windows 7 workshop
• Que Pasa: Updated May 20
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: May 21
• Things to do in Martin County this week: May 21
• Things to do in Indian River County this week: May 21
• Monday chat: Rabies ever present on the Treasure Coast
• Gifford man charged in exchange of gunfire
• Martin County high school students show off prom photos
• Indian River County high school students show off prom photos
• 1 critically injured, 3 others hospitalized after I-95 crash near Hobe Sound
• Gardening Calendar Updated May 20
• Martin County School Digest updated May 20
• Anthony Westbury: It's make-our-mind-up time at the port
• Eve Samples: Why FCAT scores dropped like the backside of a camel's hump
• Russ Lemmon: Out of VBHS yearbook mess comes 'ah-ha!' moment
• Indian River County Government Meetings, May 21-25
• Martin County Government Meetings, May 21-25
• Sebastian girl asked to join Royal Swedish Ballet
• Abeille making a difference as she serves Haitian community
• Combination of artistry, practicality can transform your closets
• Enjoy rabbits ... without them enjoying your flowers ... with these tips
• Eat, sleep, surf ... and hopefully face of women's swimwear?
• St. Lucie School Digest: May 20
• Therapy dogs — and 1 cat — bring smiles and hugs
• Molly Stracuzzi: Revive your stale kitchen with a few garnishes
• Author Minrose Gwin takes hard look at racial divisions
• PAL cleans the park
• PAL's holds 4-on-4 basketball tournament
• Indian River County lifeguards rescue 4-year-old in Gifford pool
• Mets and Yankees sing in perfect harmony at Alzheimer luncheon
• Jupiter Medical Center’s Karin Hudson wins leadership award from Palm Healthcare Foundation
• Honoring a Decade of Excellence at Lighthouse Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon
• Hiring through El Sol's day labor service increased in first quarter of 2012
• St. Mark’s Episcopal School Celebrates Arbor Day
• River Center photo contest captures magic of The Loxahatchee
• Two taken to trauma center after Saturday morning crash in Stuart
• Key to the Cure event benefits Jupiter Medical Center
• Aquatic Adventure Camp offers a 'River' Center of fun
• Treasure Coast Clubs and Hobbies, Updated May 19
• Letter: Sick time was never supposed to be a retirement bonanza
• Letter: Loss of the Florida Atlantic University extension a sign of problems with education in Port St. Lucie
• Robert J. Loewinger: Recent cases bring to mind dangers of going in sun, using tanning beds — be careful, don't look for tans
• Casey Gillespie: A few bad parents can ruin high school sports, especially in Martin County
• Mike Haridopolos: Legislative reforms make Florida business friendly once again
• John Pamer: No need for big, national search to replace Fort Pierce city manager — many managers can solve problems that ail city
• Thumb up: Two new bachelor degree programs approved for Indian River State College
• Thumb up: Demand for free home energy audits results in extension of program in St. Lucie County
• Religion Matters: Faith-based groups, with your help, step up to plate to help needy
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Gov. Rick Scott should amend his proposal to drug test state employees
• Thumb down: An increasing number of babies born in Florida addicted to prescription drugs
• Thumb up: Martin County Fire Rescue to hold 'Beach Safety' fair at Indian RiverSide Park
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated May 19
• Thumb up: Indian River County sheriff, elections supervisor submit smaller budget proposals
• Letter: Republicans OK with speaker Campbell, just not Samples' Page 1 opinions
• Indian River County Community Calendar, updated May 19
• Letter: PETA's efforts to deal with pet overpopulation are heroic
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, updated May 19
• Letter: Regulations on gas stations to eliminate price-gouging
• Project Search Celebrates 2nd Successful School Year
• Trial in Stuart home invasion case delayed until late July
• South Fork High students complete osprey nesting platforms
• 'The Scruffy Bandit' facing 40 years in prison for Vero Beach, Indialantic bank robberies
• Fort Pierce officials set to move forward Monday with city manager search
• Surfboard, not shark, caused child's injury at Jensen Public Beach
• Artist displays her passion for Florida in vivid colors
• High school diplomas presented at IRSC ceremony
• VGTI Florida selects first summer class of undergraduate research interns
• Martin County poised to undertake $1.5 million redevelopment project on Railroad Avenue
• Public Art Advisory Board adds new member
• CenterState Bank officials visit elementary school
• St. Lucie County pools set to open May 26 for summer
• Searches of two Port St. Lucie homes result in drug-related arrests
• Unemployment declines in Martin, St. Lucie, stays flat in Indian River
• Indian River students exceed state averages at most levels in FCAT writing, high school reading
• More St. Lucie students reading at grade level this year; FCAT writing scores fall in lower grades
• Dinosaur exhibit dies out May 28
• Monroe doing book signing at Book Center
• Martin County felony arrests: May 18, 2012
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: May 18, 2012
• Upcoming Movies in the Outfield highlights a great week of baseball action
• Christian Women's Connection North Palm Beaches meets
• 9 in custody after possible immigrant landing in Martin County; search continues
• PHOTOS: FHSAA Baseball's Semifinals
• Group hopes to revive air show at Vero Beach Airport in 2013
• Fort Pierce's new Pediatric Intensive Care Unit a welcome addition
• Jennifer Trefelner: Wine, beer tastings give patrons chance to sample varieties
• Willi Miller: There's plenty of activities for kids to do this summer
• Take a peek through 'Eye of the Camera' at Backus Musuem's photo exhibit
• What a Weekend: Martin County events: May 19-21
• What a Weekend: Indian River County events: May 19-21
• What a Weekend: St. Lucie County events: May 18-20
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, updated May 18
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated May 18
• Indian River County Community Calendar, updated May 18
• Treasure Coast Clubs and Hobbies, Updated May 18
• Volunteers, updated May 18
• 'Malt Shop Memories' brings dose of nostalgia to stage and audience
• Jim Mayfield: Take time to enjoy music performances at libraries
• Indian River Shores Council vote clears way for home sales
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against Martin County School Board
• Port St. Lucie decides not to rebuild Ravenswood Community Center
• Stuart man accused of attacking woman over Facebook chat
• Hurricane Expo set for June 2 at Treasure Coast Square mall
• Martin School District announces summer food program for kids
• Vero Beach grounds model planes at city parks, beaches
• Vero Beach City Council lets area go to the dogs
• Magazine calls Jupiter one happy town
• Research & Technology Awards
• Indian River municipalities saving money by using iPads
• Family fun day at Mandy's Kids Cuts and Parties
• Saturday golf tournament at Sandridge aims to help keep music students' dreams alive
• Sebastian Clambake looking for nonprofits to help
• Lockdown at St. Lucie schools became 'training exercise' rather than emergency
• Going Home: Pepper is ordinary girl who gave so much to so many
• Water Fest offered family fun while learning
• Water Fest offered family fun while learning
• Potential St. Lucie development project gains support with utility agreement
• St. Lucie teen drivers can take 'Teen Driver Challenge'
• Local author Michelle Howe sets book launch at Tin Fish
• 3 people taken to hospital after Indian River County accident
• Palm City Art Associates celebrates artists, student art scholars
• Treasure Coast can expect more rain, wind ... starting this morning
• Eve Samples: In our food-driven culture, 12-year-old has to get by without eating
• Russ Lemmon: Vero Beach High yearbook's quotes 'inappropriate'? | Poll
• Letter: Why did Martin County Commission majority vote against constituents' wishes?
• Letter: Martin County golf course serves residents' and visitors' needs
• Letter: Re-electing Smith, Ciampi, Hayes would maintain Martin County's economic momentum
• Letter: I understand how prescription addiction is taking toll across country
• Letter: Doctors and lawyers should lend a helping hand
• Letter: Allen West's brand of hysteria too familiar in these times
• Letter: Governor's cuts are ruining Florida education
• Letter: Shark attack goes to prove how essential lifeguards are
• Letter: Protection from sharks would enhance our beaches
• Reader Recipe: Strawberry Dessert always requested at potlucks
• Restaurant Review: Outback packs in customers, hearty dishes
• Letter: Overtime hours boost public employees' salaries
• Letter: News right on bad idea of relocating Martin County offices to Sailfish Park
• Seacoast National Bank names Gene Broome Community Lending Officer
• Company could build facility, become major Fort Pierce employer
• Old Roosevelt Bridge to close for two months for repainting
• Regulatory Commission still determining how much oversight St. Lucie facility might receive
• NAACP plans voter registration campaign
• Coffee with Stuart city manager set for Wednesday
• Martin Humane Society offering adoption specials May 21-27
• United Way program helps prepare 221 tax returns in Martin
• State's chief marketing officer applauds Indian River for growing tourism
• Part of Angle Road to be closed at I-95 starting May 24
• Part of Canada Street in Port St. Lucie to close starting Thursday
• Service Friday for Okeechobee County Sheriff's Office K9 that had to be euthanized
• Hefty cost to demolish house lifted off Vero Beach taxpayers'
• Indian River barrier island estate's $15.6M sale price highest in 7 years
• It's a special celebration for soldier returning from Afghanistan to Sebastian
• Pope confirms Palm Beach Diocese's priorities of family life, cultural diversity
• New St. Lucie County parks and recreation director to start Monday
• Change to trash laws to let recycler open in Indian River County
• Driver license office in Fort Pierce to close May 29
• Man shot twice in arm during shootout in Sebastian
• Man reported missing turns up on surveillance camera recently at Vero Beach Publix
• 'Fur'ever Homes Needed: A helping hand
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Kai
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Salem
• Humane Society of the Treasure Coast has Memorial Day adoption specials
• Brothers find alligator on beach
• Vero Beach man charged with exposing himself to women, children in Satellite Beach
• Top teens in St. Lucie County honored
• Changes coming to water system disinfection process
• Hejlik promoted at Harvest Food
• Big payouts to public workers for unused leave bring out strong reactions from Indian River taxpayers
• Big payouts to public workers for unused leave stun St. Lucie taxpayers
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, updated May 16
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated May 16
• Indian River County Community Calendar, updated May 16
• Executive Planner, Updated May 16
• Editorial: Indian River County School Board should pursue conservation easement to preserve woodland at Beachland Elementary
• Treasure Coast Clubs and Hobbies: Update May 16
• Reader Sounding Board: Who should Mitt Romney select as his running mate, and why?
• Editorial: Where is Martin County's plan for future development (or preservation) of area west of Hobe Sound?
• Rocky Point woman accused of operating growhouse
• United Way of Indian River just short of this year's fundraising goal
• End-of-school bash set for June 9 in Port St. Lucie
• 1-day spay/neuter event June 3 in Port St. Lucie
• Learn to Read to have tutoring workshop in Fort Pierce
• Women's dispute ends in man getting stabbed in Stuart
• Family, friends keep bedside vigil for Port St. Lucie teen hurt in weekend watercraft accident
• Historic Preservation Board in Martin County seeking partners
• Lawsuit claiming teacher bullied boy refiled against St. Lucie School District
• Second courtesy tram coming to downtown Stuart
• Site plan for 10-home Old Oak Lane on Vero Beach's barrier island calls for demolishing St. Ed's Lower School
• Fatal stabbing trial begins in which Fort Pierce man claims self-defense
• New Vero Beach Elementary puts out red carpet for School Board members
• Case worker for DCF subcontractor accused of falsifying children's records
• Fifth-grade students invited to party at Majestic theater in Vero Beach
• St. Lucie Mets hosts Kicks 4 Kids to benefit Boys & Girls Club of St. Lucie County
• Treasure Coast Sports Commission bringing 3 ABC World Series events to Treasure Coast
• Sebastian veterinarian performs stem cell treatment for pets
• Port St. Lucie man accused of spraying weed killer on neighbor's bird
• Investigators: Brevard mom apparently kills 4 kids, herself
• Support Groups, updated may 16
• ARC makes hurricane preparedness a cause for celebration
• Seacoast National Bank supports 'Walk to Cure Diabetes'
• Summer soccer camp available in Palm City
• Seacoast National Bank sponsors wine tasting for Helping People Succeed
• Helping People Succeed ready to paint your white shirt
• Donna DeMarchi takes the helm of the Junior League of Martin County
• Summer sessions available for Club Ed program
• Russ Lemmon: After latest incident, neighbors taking protective steps
• Eve Samples: Extreme water park stance prompts Jupiter Islander to break off ties with King Ranch
• Letter: Corporate obstructionists in Congress gladly embraced gridlock
• Letter: Back-scratching, tax loopholes, labor atrocities: the American big-business way
• Letter: They're more than child welfare professionals, they're heroes
• Letter: 'Fire columnist Samples' rhetoric emblematic of audience with small minds
• Letter: Low blow by cartoon against military veteran Allen West
• Letter: Let's get the budget numbers straight, once and for all
• Letter: Outrage over Obama's health care financing plan
• Letter: Miracle workers help salvage childhood for many youngsters in distress
• Letter: CNN should be the channel in restaurants, other public places
• Letter: Newspapers should avoid pandering to superstition
• Letter: Timing is everything when you want to listen to voters in Vero Beach relating to dog park
• Unplanned outages prompt increased federal oversight at St. Lucie Nuclear Plant
• Indian River County considers amendment to solid-waste disposal laws
• Palm Beach Gardens man accused of forcing self on male friend
• Concert to honor veterans on Memorial Day weekend in Palm Beach Gardens
• Stuart's Murray Middle School band competing for chance to upgrade worn instruments
• St. Lucie teachers not doing 'extras' as part of protest for higher salaries
• Stuart woman accused of selling cocaine from home
• Preliminary FCAT writing scores show sharp decline statewide; Florida Board of Education calls 'emergency' meeting
• Get your white shirt painted for good cause in Hobe Sound
• Fort Pierce family unity day demonstrates value of togetherness
• Humane Society to enlarge Palm City facility to provide more medical care for rescued animals
• Fort Pierce shooting victim critical; accused shooter jailed
• Woman, teen accused of attacking pregnant woman in Gifford
• Martin County felony arrests: May 14, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrests: May 14, 2012
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: May 14, 2012
• Meet regional coordinator at Surfrider Foundation Treasure Coast core training
• Taking Care: What are you waiting for? Benefits of early hospice intervention
• FAMILY HEALTH MATTERS: Is it possible to read without glasses?
• PHOTOS: Riders coming to Palm City for Extreme Trail Challenge
• Letter: Amendments 5, 6 were ruse to protect Democratic lawmakers
• Letter: Why hasn't President Obama developed a successful National Energy Policy?
• Letter: Disturbing when spell check is making word choices for local paper
• Letter: How to solve Beachland Elementary congestion: Use those school buses
• Letter: Engine running, cigarette smoking, she fills her tank; we get away, pronto
• Letter: Treasure Coast lost great man in 'Gil' Guilbault; I lost a friend
• Letter: Foreigners keeping flowing in to take scarce jobs from Americans
• Indian River County Community Calendar, updated May 14
• Letter: Treasure Coast's nuclear plant gives it alarming distinction
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, updated May 14
• Letter: Harpring can raise public opinions of Indian River County Supervisor of Elections Office
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated May 14
• Executive Planner, Updated May 14
• Letter: Violence in Fort Pierce should cause white, black communities to act as one
• Letter: Wife and stay-at-home mom is the foundation of this family
• Letter: Economy anything but rosy under President Obama
• Letter: Read history, and understand Allen West's brand of fascism
• Letter: Noxious punditry is in the ear of the listener
• Letter: Gleaning, preserving military history from unexpected places along Treasure Coast
• Seacoast National Bank supports “Walk to Cure Diabetes”
• Seacoast National Bank Sponsors Wine Tasting for Helping People Succeed
• Fort Pierce man charged with attempted murder in shooting
• Showers, thunderstorms likely early in week on Treasure Coast
• Atlantic disturbance pops up 2 weeks before start of hurricane season
• Port St. Lucie girl in watercraft accident 'critical'
• Flatsfishing Tournament set for June 23 in Indian River County
• Veterans Council of Indian River County announces Memorial Day plans
• Brevard Zoo's 1st baby Saki Monkey born in April
• Informational meeting Thursday on new charter school in St. Lucie County
• Prescribed burn planned Monday in Martin's Jonathan Dickinson State Park
• PHOTOS: Fires, ocean rescues mark this gallery's Treasure Coast Week in Pictures
• Palm City Art Associates honors art scholars
• Stuart team named Top Solar Chefs in solar cook-off contest
• Boys & Girls Clubs receive children’s books from Humane Society of Treasure Coast
• VIM SWAT golf tournament raises $12,000 for Volunteers in Medicine Clinic
• Girl Scout troop plants flowers at Molly’s House
• Keep Martin Beautiful awarded $10,000 in District 5 funds
• American Cancer Society raises more than $90,000 to fight cancer in Martin County
• Y's Family Night at the St. Lucie Mets was a great success
• 4 killed in I-95 crash in Palm City
• First birthday: Kaelyn McMahon
• Engagement: April Stoltz and Timothy Mason
• Engagement: Michelle Petty and James Stoffel
• Anniversary: Tom and Katherine Howard
• Wedding: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Farr
• Anniversary: Dr. and Mrs. Kafer
• Wedding: Mr. and Mrs. John and Jennifer Brennan
• Martin County School zone updated May 13
• Anthony Westbury: Developing the Fort Pierce port the right way is essential
• Russ Lemmon: From celebrity wedding to shark attack, life's a beach in Vero
• Gardening Calendar Updated May 13
• Molly Stracuzzi: Savor every precious moment of motherhood
• Michael Goforth: In praise of the mothers of mothers on Mother's Day
• Author Spotlight: Elliott describes experience as woman pioneer in digital revolution
• Fishing is fun with PAL
• Woman suffers head injuries in Indian River personal watercraft accident
• Port St. Lucie woman injured in Indian River County crash
• Book news along the Treasure Coast: May 13, 2012
• Religion Matters: Camp Haven would help bring hope back to homeless
• Thumb up: Project Sunburst gives Floridians greater access to governor's emails
• Judie Rappaport: Alternative medication, daily walks could help Dad reclaim normal sleeping habits
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated May 12
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, updated May 12
• Letter: Decision to build Sailfish Splash Waterpark proved misguided
• Indian River County Community Calendar, updated May 12
• Letter: Florida's policies require disaster plans for nursing homes
• Letter: Waste aplenty in Martin County, so don't dare think of raising our taxes
• Letter: Lack of female employees affects how organizations behave
• Letter: Yes, love bugs are back; how you can save your car's exterior
• Letter: For better world, let's get compassionate, smart about animals' needs
• Letter: Florida guardian program shows how to maximize services for children at less cost
• Letter: Obama is the clown turning Washington into a 'circus'
• Letter: President's travels are unnecessary expenses
• Letter: The religious right is a growing danger
• Thumb down: Florida continues to lead the nation in law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty
• Contemporary music draws younger crowd in for worship
• Thumb down: Hard to make a lot of sense when comparing government salaries on the Treasure Coast
• Young Professionals of Martin partner with Hobe Sound Chamber
• Indian River residents can vote to help keep kids shaded on playgrounds
• Stuart man back behind bars days after release from jail
• Guild does justice to 'Bell, Book, Candle' bewitching romantic comedy
• 9 Martin County seniors win Pathfinder Awards
• Downtown Stuart cafe crossing flatware with City Hall
• Gaylord resigns Martin School Board seat in bid for superintendent's job
• St. Lucie County judge likely to face reprimand from Florida Supreme Court
• Dancers make waves in the ballet production 'Under the Sea'
• Bank of America may help its underwater St. Lucie mortgage holders
• Bank of America may offer relief to some of its Martin mortgage holders
• Bank of America may offer to help some underwater Indian River homeowners
• Divers missing for 4 hours found Friday afternoon near Sebastian Inlet
• Michigan man on vacation helped save Vero Beach shark attack victim
• Take me out to the classroom
• New Summer Camp in Jupiter, Tequesta
• Business summit participants pleased with turnout
• Port St. Lucie man arrested after allegedly threatening woman
• Sheriff's Office finds more stores selling alcohol to minors
• Keshya Williams: How to divorce a spouse you can't find
• PHOTOS: Masters Academy suits up for their second football season
• PHOTOS: Real estate is selling, starting with a $15 million sale in Vero Beach
• Treasure Coast Volunteer Opportunities, Updated May 11
• What's so funny? Several area residents stand up for comedy | Video
• Letter: Let's turn around bogus work-performance game on Gov. Scott
• Letter: Scary portrait of armed civilian mentality in Sunshine State
• Letter: Is anyone watching the pennies (and dollars) in Vero Beach?
• Letter: Right-wing believers are puppets on Koch strings
• House of Phoenix provides vintage fashions
• St. Ed's students will take audience back in time in 'Starry Messenger'
• Letter: Redistributing Social Security costs and benefits won't make it solvent
• Letter: Commissioners right to approve water park to benefit Martin County finances
• Letter: Should women take a 'stand' in the Augusta golf club ban?
• Letter: Is Martin County going to pull plug on plans for competitive swimmers?
• Letter: Martin County 'Guardians' willing to change comp plans when they benefit
• Letter: Forget what some panel says; get yourself screened for prostate cancer
• Letter: Scott has right response regarding conceal-carry at GOP convention
• Letter: If only the bus service could improve as much as its facility
• Letter: Combat and football have something important in common
• Letter: Reporting of Afghan killings neglects the victims
• District Announces Recommendations for Two New Principals for 2012-2013 School Year
• Going Home: Diesel wins hearts, finds a forever home
• Interim Fort Pierce city manager surprised to be tapped, but ready to take on duties
• Humane Society: Mercury
• Humane Society: Mercury
• Humane Society: Abigail
• Vero Beach police sergeant has special surprise for Monday's memorial
• Sale of Simple Mobile should help Palm City's iVox Solutions LLC
• Former state Rep. Adam Fetterman seeks District 84 House seat
• Four Treasure Coast high schools ranked among the best in state and nation
• Martin County Commission candidates debate Extreme Sports project
• Treasure Coast bishop meets with pope
• Fort Pierce health center getting a face lift
• Recor requests that $6,000 to send him to two-week executive program be refunded to Fort Pierce
• Sebastian City Council backs off smart meter resolution
• Sebastian man accused of stealing storm shutters
• Experts: Sharks after fish, turtles, not humans, but...
• Vero Beach shark victim 'overwhelmed' by help | Photo Gallery, Video
• Vero Beach teens thwart other teens' thievery
• Sebastian City Council approves fertilizer ordinance
• 13 car burglaries prompt Port St. Lucie police to warn residents
• Indian River County Religion Notes, updated May 12
• St. Lucie County Religion Notes, updated May 12
• Martin County Religion notes, updated May 12
• Strong storms extected this afternoon
• Florida to Bahamas kayaker reaches training milestone
• Executive Planner, Updated May 10
• Russ Lemmon: 91-year-old volunteer helps keep kindergartners on task
• Anthony Westbury: Let the game of thrones begin in the Sunrise City
• Eve Samples: Trauma at sandbar prompts calls for paramedic on Sheriff's boat
• Letter: In fight against stroke, vigilance, information, support can save lives
• Letter: If you can't respect the president, leave until you can love country again
• Letter: New Stuart discovery: The Tin Fish; new meal to crave: fish tacos
• Letter: Kline era with Martin County schools has been epic embarrassment
• Letter: The disease of liberalism is infecting anyone without strength to resist
• Letter: Show courage and kindness, vote for Green Party presidential candidate
• Letter: Alex Boerner's artistry far transcends title of 'news photographer'
• Letter: We should celebrate those who make our community better
• Letter: Don't buy official line: Amelia Earhart case closed as far as Vero Beach World War II veteran concerned
• Letter: Special event offers spay/neuter opportunity to pet owners
• Letter: Shine light so that the truth can be seen
• Girl Scout Troop Plants Flowers at Molly’s House!
• Last Chance to Buy Tickets for Molly’s House 3rd Annual “Prêt à Manger” Small Taste Event
• Friends and family welcome Joey Yannucci back to his Port St. Lucie home | Photo Gallery
• Rep. West opens campaign office in Stuart
• Angie the chimp undergoes revolutionary stem cell treatment
• Palm City Little Leaguer loses battle with bone cancer
• Stamp Out Hunger with House of Hope on May 12
• West for Congress opens campaign headquarters
• School District recommends 2 new principals
• Joey Yannucci discharged from hospital and back at his Port St. Lucie home
• Bolduc appointed acting chief of Port St. Lucie Police Dept.
• Recor resigns as Fort Pierce city manager
• Roofer dies after 30-foot fall from Orchid building
• FAU board expected to close Port St. Lucie campus
• Juried craft fair coming this weekend
• New sidewalk going in along Seagull Drive
• Dump truck hits power pole then drives off in Port St. Lucie
• Volunteer needed for planning board
• Mary Jane Saunders: Florida Atlantic University Remains Committed to Serving the Treasure Coast
• Business Summit coming May 11
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: May 9, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrests: May 9, 2012
• Treasure Coast Executive Planner, Updated May 9
• Anthony Westbury: Truthiness rears its slippery head at City Hall
• Letter: I'm puzzled by anyone who votes for this kind of leadership
• Letter: Soup kitchen's need for services, and donations, has been increasing
• Letter: Early prosecution of Gore might have averted other crimes
• Letter: In turbulent times, Obama set out to make things right
• Letter: Why less-than-impressive Romney is best Republicans can throw at Obama
• Letter: Motorcycle noise threatens hearing; not worth the risk
• Letter: Democrats are all excuses, having blown opportunities to lead
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated May 9
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, updated May 9
• Indian River County Community Calendar, updated May 9
• Letter: Democrats robbed Social Security to pay for big-government schemes
• Editorial: Florida taxpayers deserve greater transparency, accountability in state's economic development programs
• Letter: Local police, sheriff's deputies should adhere to traffic laws
• Letter: Crowder's leadership as sheriff augurs well for his Congressional bid
• Letter: Petition would seek to add Internet services to post offices
• Letter: Political posturing imperils bill to direct oil-spill fines to Gulf states
• Letter: Six-figure salaries for government officials are out of line
• Letter: What Walmart is doing in Mexico is business as usual — good business
• Indian River School Board cautious about restoring non-union pay cuts
• Brush fire that threatened homes near Fellsmere is 80 percent contained
• FPL predicts lower power bills, financial benefits will outweigh negatives if company buys Vero Beach electric utility
• Gun fired during fight, man arrested in Hobe Sound
• West, Georgia Republican form fundraising committee
• Higgins is 'Caster' of the Year; Denny, Brown top Toho
• McDonald's franchisees, with stores in Martin, Palm Beach counties, earn company's Golden Arch Award
• Indian River schools to consider conservation easement to preserve coastal hammock near elementary
• Stuart teen honored for volunteer work at Smithsonian Marine Station in Fort Pierce
• Women Build Day painting project brightens two Port Salerno homes
• Yappy Hour on May 17 to benefit Martin Humane Society
• Expect intermittent lane closures Thursday on Indian River Drive in Martin
• Prescribed burn planned Wednesday in Savannas in St. Lucie
• Man arrested after fleeing deputies, crashing car in St. Lucie County
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive set for Saturday
• Former chairman of citizens' advisory committee seeks Port St. Lucie council seat
• Firefighters battle 250-acre blaze in Fellsmere; motorists urged to avoid area
• Scripps Florida holds season's final Front Lines of Hope talk “Clean Energy Is Possible”
• Music is in the Heart of Everyone.
• IRSC recognizes outstanding adjunct faculty
• 20-acre brush fire near Indiantown extinguished
• Monday's rain set record in Vero Beach
• Johns Island Foundation grants $493,665 to 22 local service agencies
• Anderson receives Communicator of the Year award
• Florida Master Naturalists program offered at Florida Oceanographic
• Florida Oceanographic celebrates 'World Oceans Day' and 'Oceans Month' this June
• United for Families' list of sustaining donors still growing
• National Safe Boating Week is May 19-25
• Martial arts summer camp will be in Martin County on June 4-29
• Three honored with President’s Volunteer Service Award
• Russ Lemmon: Retiree's (unusual) alternative to golf is just as fun | Photo Gallery
• Anthony Westbury: City managers open and transparent only when it suits them
• Letter: Ma's lessons would curb sweet-tooth for government handouts
• Letter: Irony of health-care hodgepodge when all motorists must be covered
• Letter: A 'rebuild America fund' could restore our infrastructure and economy
• Editorial: Florida's early learning system needs improved quality as well as accountability, even Gov. Rick Scott says so
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated May 8
• Indian River County Community, updated May 8
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated May 8
• Bridges, Bayous concert features 200+ students
• Martin County Perspective #4 - Guardians Of The Comp Plan Show True Colors
• Woman sexually abused as preteen in Fort Pierce comes forward; Fort Myers man arrested
• Indian River among counties under watch for mosquito-borne diseases
• Lecture to delve into U-Boat warfare off Treasure Coast shores, U.S. East Coast during WWII
• Seegott withdraws from Martin County Commission race in District 5
• American Legion Auxiliary to host annual poppy drive in Sebastian
• Finance panel confirms electric system sale could cost Vero Beach up to $2 million over 2 years in attorneys fees
• State ethics panel to investigate complaint against Martin School Board member Gaylord
• Port St. Lucie driver's license office closes Wednesday; tax collector's office to assume responsibility
• Russ Lemmon: Retiree's (unusual) alternative to golf is just as fun
• Martin County closing Sandsprit Park May 14-18 for painting, repaving
• HR Martin County presents Professional Development scholarship
• May is melanoma/skin cancer detection and prevention month
• JBHS Jubilate 2012 another 'Superior' year
• Beverly Bevis Jones awarded 'Communicator of the Year' by Treasure Coast chapter of Florida Public Relations Association
• What is a family physician?
• Port St. Lucie native, top Gov. Scott spokeswoman, joining Romney campaign
• Palm City Orators votes in newest member
• Life happens
• Treasure Coast FPRA names Denise Belizar 'Communicator of the Year'
• Stuart man involved in Connecticut pot operation on 'epic scale,' prosecutors say
• PHOTOS: State parks on the Treasure Coast are a great place to visit
• Zillow.com reports S. Florida housing market has hit bottom
• Hurricane Safety Fair coming June 2
• Claire's to open at Vero Beach Outlets
• Sounds of the sea in Florida Keys soften veterans' memories of war
• Attorney general seeks ideas on how to spend $300 million from foreclosure settlement
• Letter: '60 Minutes' does hatchet job regarding Christian flight from Holy Land
• Letter: Carpetbagger West running to represent whom exactly?
• Letter: Losing contract with what is real, what is unifying among us
• Letter: 'Hunger Games' violence isn't gratuitous; it underlines powerful theme
• Letter: Little sense in Indian River County School District's proposals regarding Beachland Elementary
• Letter: Personal attack on Posey reveals liberals' lack of logic on policy
• Letter: Why are efforts of Lions Club no longer at center of Hibiscus Festival?
• Letter: Name-calling from right, left, obscures real issues bearing on democracy
• Letter: Stark fiscal realities pinned to costs of Obamacare
• Letter: West's role at Washington fishing rally one example of fine congressman
• Letter: Traffic citations replace lost tax revenue in Port St. Lucie
• Letter: Judge in Zimmerman case should recuse himself over online collections
• Letter: Why West earns conservatives' favor, and why Crowder won't
• What Administrative Costs Say About School District Spending
• Columnist Eve Samples wins first-place award
• Things to do in Martin County this week: May 7
• Things to do in Indian River this week: May 7
• Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers improving presentation of calendars
• Martin, St. Lucie public records: May 7
• Country star Owen handcuffed, but not arrested, in hometown
• Rich Campbell: Fire Eve Samples? Perish the thought!
• Anthony Westbury: If we build it, will cargo business come to Fort Pierce?
• Russ Lemmon: Vero Beach gives hydrants near airport a workout every weekday
• Letter: Expecting something for nothing has become American fixation
• Letter: Proposed water park plan is all pluses for Martin County
• Letter: Fullman's weak support reflected in small number of petitions
• Letter: Extreme Sports Water Park stands to give Martin County point of distinction
• Letter: No excuse for wait endured for King's Highway-Indrio construction
• Michael Goforth: Divisions over future of Port of Fort Pierce run deep
• Editorial: Optimism seems justified for success with expansion of Vero Beach Sports Village
• Event to showcase local budding scientists
• Editorial: Martin County may need to renegotiate agreement with city of Stuart to keep two county offices in downtown area
• Bridge clubs hoping to attract young converts to the game
• Hillary Copsey: Tell the world your mother's wonderful
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Bring back lost art of letter writing
• Toddler critical but stable after being rescued from PSL hotel pool
• Martin County government meetings: May 8-10
• St. Lucie County government meetings: May 7-10
• Indian River County government meetings: May 7-11
• Fort Pierce police seek suspect in double shooting
• Glenn Heran: Will Florida Municipal Power Agency wisely release Vero Beach from financial bondage?
• Francis J. Partel Jr.: Rear Adm. Roland G. "Gil" Guilbault remembered as the steady guide, good friend, fearless leader
• Martin County felony arrests: May 4, 2012
• Thumb up: Sarah Mallonee named professor of the year at Indian River State College
• Thumb down: Neglect of duty violations reported higher last year in Indian River County Sheriff's Office
• Thumb up: CNN brings the rescue success of Treasure Coast-based Save the Chimps to a worldwide audience
• Judie Rappaport: Care needs taken to safeguard a deceased loved one from identity theft
• Religion Matters: Describe praise music that moves you
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Martin County school officials need to stop their reliance on 'bailouts'
• Thumb down: Investigation by Florida Department of Law Enforcement finds premature decision to reopen Interstate 75 near Gainesville precipitated fatal crashes
• Thumb up: Martin County officials declare St. Lucie Inlet dredging project a success
• Vero Beach has winning lacrosse formula
• Steinman out as Vero Beach High School baseball coach
• Track: Martin County's Burton mines silver in 800
• Beidas bounces No. 1 seed Melzer at SorensenRealEstate.com Tennis Classic
• Ed Killer: Two Fort Pierce skippers earn high praise for fishing prowess
• Golf: Rinker wins South Florida Senior Open
• Girls lacrosse Final Four notebook: Bishop Moore gets 2nd chance at Vero Beach
• Locals on College Rosters: Buelow earns individual berth to NCAA Central Regional
• Indian River-Vero Beach enterprise zone chugging along
• Fire destroys manufactured home in Barefoot Bay
• Rep. Mayfield touts accomplishments to save tax dollars, help Piper during Vero Beach luncheon
• Vero Beach woman, 75, crashes into post office | Photo gallery
• Former board member files ethics complaint against Martin County schools chief
• State Attorney: Indian River County shooting death was justifiable homicide
• Martin County Sheriff's Office chaplain given statewide award for work with victims
• West lays out his congressional priorities Friday during Hobe Sound town hall
• 2 arrested after being linked to death of gator in Port St. Lucie
• Singer Jake Owen, fiancee issued marriage certificate in Indian River County
• Raccoon in Palm City tests positive for rabies
• Cinco de Mayo-style Family Fun Day set for Saturday
• Indiantown Chamber of Commerce head on indefinite medical leave
• Baldwin C&W Computers' new operations manager
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: May 4, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrests: May 4, 2012
• Brevard youngsters to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Fellsmere
• Port St. Lucie residents cautioned to make payments only through city's official website
• City gets national recognition for water conservation
• Fort Pierce man wins $500,000 with scratch-off ticket
• Nation's biggest food drive coming May 12
• Letter: Amusing acronyms may need translation
• Letter: Questions people should answer about chemicals used by public agencies
• Letter: Local writers contribute to the newspaper's quality
• Letter: Vero Beach dining a minefield, even when dessert is OK
• Letter: The demise of civil political dialogue is due to noxious punditry
• Jim Mayfield: Drive just a few miles up the road to Fort Pierce for a serious blues jam Saturday
• Letter: Republican right is supporting radically extreme views
• Letter: Soviet spying was worse than even McCarthy realized
• Letter: Condemn politicians' return to anti-Communist witch-hunting
• Letter: Thankful Allen West doesn't have to clear his words with mainstream media
• Letter: Read up on Progressive Caucus' ties to Communist Party
• Letter: On West's venom, class rifts, and vanishing middle in political debate
• Capture magic of Vero Beach Theatre Guild's season in 'Bell, Book and Candle'
• Jennifer Trefelner: Great things happening now, in future for Sunrise Theatre
• Willi Miller: Artist's work 'purrfect' to help build cat house at no-kill shelter
• Ziggy Marley spreading his 'religion' — and it's love
• Marion District Ranked #1 For Lowest Administrative Costs
• Seacoast National Bank hosting tennis tournament for United Way
• Indian River County residents participate in National Day of Prayer
• St. Lucie Schools reach out to assist parents of children involved in March 26 bus crash
• Terminated police officers, civilian employees file suit again Port St. Lucie and city manager
• League of Cities reports good return on GoogleAds program advertising Treasure Coast
• Four Port St. Lucie men stole thousands from Walmart stores for drug money
• Schools security director running for Fort Pierce Commission
• Vero Beach electric plant trip short-circuited
• About 150 lift up prayers at Martin County's gazebo
• Martin County needs high-wage job creation to thrive, economist says in report
• Next Honor Flights scheduled for May 12
• West to hold meeting May 4
• Biggest appetite wins at Dine For The Light
• St. Lucie Public Schools students and teachers compete in Florida History Fair
• Cast vote to help city earn grant
• Get a backstage all-access pass to the FPRA 2012 media conference
• Help food pantry before closing winter home
• Neighborhood Advisory Committee has vacancies
• Apply now for nursing assistant program
• IRSC graduates from Martin County
• IRSC graduates from Indian River County
• PHOTOS: Surfing hot spots on the Treasure Coast attract thrill-seekers
• PHOTOS: See the Treasure Coast's hottest selling homes in our Hot Homes gallery for May
• PHOTOS: Governor Scott's ninth "Let's get to Work" day a busy one in Indian River County
• Sunfest in full swing in West Palm Beach
• PHOTOS: Jammin' Jazz in Port St. Lucie
• Fort Pierce commissioner says he resolved lack of manpower that prompted court reprimand
• Eve Samples: Save $230,000 a year by moving high school swimmers to new aquatics center? It should be a no-brainer
• Russ Lemmon: Wheeler plans out-of-state move, but he'll finish term first
• Things to get hot in Vero Beach and it has nothing to do with the temperature outside
• Treasure Coast ethic food markets have something for everyone
• Letter: National Day of Prayer is a chance to thank God for our freedoms
• Letter: Tax breaks same as expenditures; budget should treat them that way
• Letter: Politics of the day need to improve and create climate for great companies like Ford to prosper and benefit future generations
• Letter: Vero Beach tax dollars go down drain with waste of water
• Letter: Which side are the 'racists' on in Zimmerman case?
• Letter: Ma Jaya brought me to Sebastian, where I found inner worth
• Letter: Progressives, communists, socialists; they all quack alike
• Restaurant Review: Jake's Place just the place for foodies
• Letter: Smart meter installation, pool pump woe coincidental?
• Letter: Martin County taxpayers should study Kline's record before voting
• App provides website clients ability to sell digital items
• Local gymnast is Level 8 Regional Beam champion
• Who won the Chick-fil-A tray liner contest?
• Winn-Dixie Foundation invests $12,000 in the Salvation Army of IRC
• IRCHS, Schumann School present annual performances
• Palm City Orators’ Amy Eason recognized
• Comet and Molly find that love can happen at any age
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Morgan
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Bella
• Comet and Molly find that love can happen at any age
• Humane Society: Jessica
• Program provides free dental care to 125 Fellsmere Elementary students
• Humane Society: Notorious
• Humane Society: Hugs
• Humane Society: Nala
• 'Fur'ever Homes Needed: Doing more with your dog
• Brotherly love pays off as Felix and Fritz find forever home
• Domino's House: Quentin
• Domino's House: Belinda
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Lily
• All southbound lanes blocked on turnpike at Fort Pierce service plaza
• DAR chapter members visit Chimpanzee Center
• Emerging artist brings hope and inspiration to the Treasure Coast
• Publix, shoppers help stock House of Hope
• Spring luncheon, concert final movement in Atlantic Classical Orchestra season
• Gear up for the Stuart Sailfish Club 'Fight Like A Girl' ladies tournament
• Optima Healthcare Solutions' annual 'Putt Putt Golf Tournament' raises $6,000 for Council on Aging
• Stuart designer named America's top closet designer for 2012
• James Longo, Hobe Sound Letter: New Florida law is the first step on the road to theocracy
• Letter: Sebastian fertilizer ordinance crucial to protect water, Indian River Lagoon
• Letter: Laurie Gaylord's history shows how qualified she is to be school superintendent
• Letter: Whatever they call themselves, progressives' sympathies lie close to communism
• Letter: West tells it like it is; isn't that what we send people to Congress to do?
• Letter: Negron key ally in maintaining state support for prenatal care in Martin County
• Letter: Protection of Jensen Beach dunes is as simple as keeping people off them
• Letter: Money for Vegas conferences but not for diabetes tests?
• Letter: Don't put the Republican Party in charge because there will be no one left to speak for us
• Letter: Relying on Fox News is closest thing to lacking information entirely
• Letter: Can Obama and Holder keep the trust about what really happened quiet?
• Letter: If 'mandatory' is obscenity in health care debate, you haven't been paying attention
• Fort Pierce commissioners eager to learn if Recor has been offered Maryland job
• Vero Beach Council members concerned about possible petition forgery
• Tip leads to Stuart's man's arrest on coke possession charges
• Palm City Elementary bests 4 other teams to win Elementary Book Bowl
• Joey Yannucci fundraisers in St. Lucie County amass more than $25,000
• Some near Beachland Elementary seek permanent protection for coastal hammock on school's grounds in Vero Beach
• Sex offender arrested after moving without notice, near day care in Vero Beach
• Vero Beach Council declines to formally designate areas for dogs
• Indian River Commission partly takes over program that sells foreclosed homes to needy
• Serta mattress outlet in Vero Beach selling more than expected
• Martin County School Digest, Updated May 1
• Keiser campus adds 3 new bachelor's degrees
• Rev up your engines for Bike Fest
• NewsChannel 5 team wins Murrow Award
• Treasure Coast Square mall celebrates moms
• Martin economic study results to be shared
• County Commission candidate forum scheduled
• Huntington ready to kick off summer reading adventure
• Dine with firefighter Rip Esselstyn
• Ruby Tuesday giving back for literacy
• Explore Georgia's first city ... Savannah
• Top prospect makes instant splash with Hammerheads
• Improvements to downtown Vero Beach could come from special fund if council members OK plan
• Proposed ban on self-powered model vehicles in Vero Beach parks up for discussion Tuesday morning
• Martin County Farm Bureau hosted youth speech contest
• Soroptimist International of Stuart announces Women of Distinction winners
• Jenell Atlas files for Republican state committeewoman to help Martin County GOP connect with party leaders
• Acacia Masonic Lodge 163 provides free child ID kits
• New Vero Beach employees couldn't bank most vacation, sick time under mayor's proposal to be discussed Tuesday morning
• Russ Lemmon: Storm Grove science teacher facing toughest summer of her life
• Eve Samples: Mother and son both will turn their tassels at UF on Saturday
• Letter: Spurning of PGA's offer is terrible statement by Martin County
• Letter: Is it unreasonable to believe members of the Progressive Caucus lean socialist?
• Letter: West's wild rhetoric shows someone allergic to bipartisan action
• Letter: Judging teachers based on efforts of non-caring students, parents?
• Letter: Bomb-thrower like Allen West is why our government is paralyzed
• Letter: I can't swallow claims of one who says he had to eat dog food
• Letter: Anti-West editorial didn't back up its criticisms with evidence
• Letter: Are West's 'distinctions' the kind Treasure Coast wants representing it in Congress?
• Letter: Time for more to stand up, urge end to war in Afghanistan
• Gear Up for the Stuart Sailfish Club Fight Like A Girl Ladies Tournament
• New guardianship program to help low-income people in Indian River County
• Public has opportunity to voice opinion about future of Fort Pierce port
• Felony child neglect charged dropped for Port St. Lucie man
• Port St. Lucie man sees battery charge dropped
• Fort Pierce commissioner reprimanded by Florida Supreme Court
• PHOTOS: Get your daily dose of the Treasure Coast Week in Pictures
• Fort Pierce professor honored for irrigation systems work in Haiti
• Port St. Lucie woman realizes her dream of becoming a firefighter
• Ballet presents 'Midsummer Night's Dream' in Palm Beach Gardens
• Culinary Capers fundraiser coming May 5
• Kestor Drive work to affect traffic
• Convention Bureau to join Tourism Week celebration
• Weir joins Quality Health Care
• Young people learn about aviation during rally at St. Lucie International Airport
• Martin County approves 5-year public art plan
• Jensen Beach High School media specialist arrested in incident involving young girls at Port St. Lucie park
• Rich Campbell: Martin County Commissioner Sarah Heard should relinquish seat on canvassing board
• Increase in burglaries, larcenies drive St. Lucie crime statistics up in 2011
• Exchange Club honors Vanessa Velasquez and Charles Sanford, Jr.
• Gas prices dip lower than year ago at this time; may fall more
• Master Gardeners spring plant sale a huge success
• Martin Downs Sports Resort welcomes Carter Murchison as golf instructor
• Martin County Provost Patty Alan receives IRSC River Award
• Nicola J. Boone Melby rejoins Stuart law firm
• All American Soapbox Derby rescheduled to May 19
• "City of Dreams" showing in Port St. Lucie postponed
• Letter: Jackie Robinson's legacy thrives in baseball today
• Letter: Federal programs waste huge amounts doing the wrong thing
• Letter: Unfair coverage of Allen West by Samples, Stuart News
• Letter: Nothing in Constitution empowers Supreme Court to toss out what Congress does
• Letter: Not even firefighters would want Tropical Farms station next door
• Letter: I support Crowder for Congress to put us back on track
• Letter: Revenue to be had from 'Buffett Rule' could do a lot of good
• Letter: Ferguson is the right choice for St. Lucie County tax collector
• Letter: Westbury column casually insulted lifelong older Florida residents
• Letter: Shift tax burden to a national sales tax
• Letter: Ryan's budget is needed detour from road to socialism
• Letter: Interpreting religion in the light of science
• Letter: People are still falling for Republican propaganda
• Miller Wins Molly’s House Referral Contest!
• Congratulations to the Martin District Academic Team
• Hip-Hop & Healthy Dance Programs Offers Summer Camp for Children
• Congratulations To The Martin District Academic Team
• Tropical delights greet guests at PSL Business Women’s fashion show
• Pre T-ball camps provide fun, instruction
• Fort Pierce Library announces May movies
• Eve Samples: Don't count on Everglades restoration plans restoring the St. Lucie River
• Anthony Westbury: There's plenty of St. Lucie office space for the picking
• Russ Lemmon: Scene described in letter to editor unfair knock against restaurant's patrons
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Correct pruning of Hawaiian Ti can cause multiple stalks to grow
• 4 generations of moms celebrate birth in Vero Beach
• Home Style: Five ways to work plants into your home decor
• Couple capturing the waves at Sebastian Inlet State Park in documentary
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Navigating the tricky task of buying a rug
• 'Tales of Old Florida' looks at early settlers in early 1800s
• Book explores world of Supreme Court law clerks
• Bike snob returns with 'Enlightened Cyclist'
• Letter: Rep. West brings discord wherever he goes
• Letter: Crowder's willingness to cross party lines would benefit Florida
• Letter: Martin County settling for less than best in electing school superintendent
• Letter: Prior Martin County leadership not as backward on land use as some believe
• Letter: No better couple to highlight than Laurie and Bob Parenti
• Editorial: Martin County commissioners should be required to disclose information about all individual meetings with developers
• Rich Campbell: Timmann appears to be capable successor to Martin County Clerk of the Circuit Court Marsha Ewing
• Find out how your local legislators voted this week: April 29
• Martin County SPAM team heading into final international robotics competition Saturday night
• Half a Jensen Beach duplex burns
• 'Laces for Love' gathering shoes for people of Haiti
• Letter: Rep. West's record is one to be proud of
• Author Brian Freeman in Vero Beach to discuss 'Spilled Blood'
• Letter: Sailfish Splash will be fun, for those few who can fit themselves into its absurd schedule
• Letter: We horse riders aren't out to impinge on anyone's space
• Letter: Millionaire tax is lovely diversion from severity of nation's debt problem
• Letter: Could race affect circumstances for Obama or Zimmerman?
• Letter: Medicare, Medicaid are heading for insolvency, and costs must be reined in
• Letter: Many atrocities by those taking advantage of what library share with us all
• Letter: Can one spread the word of Jesus in a Muslim country?
• Letter: Why do editorialists demand proof only of people they disagree with?
• Letter: After installation of 'smart meter,' I've got dead TV box
• Letter: Florida doctors ought to be learning the really important acronyms
• Frigatebird awesome sight in Indian River County skies
• Religion Matters: Share with us your faith news
• Book news along the Treasure Coast: April 29, 2012
• 'Deadlocked' grabs you from start to finish
• Letter: Lesson from Geoplasma project should apply to Obama's green dreams
• Vero Beach's history going on display at Community Center
• Letter: Tethering leaves dogs unmannered and lonely
• Indian River County deputy receives 3-day suspension for driving mistress around in department SUV
• Speaker at Martin County symposium says early investment in children can pay off later
• Lane closures to affect Roosevelt, Frazier Creek bridges in Stuart
• Martin elections supervisor gets perfect score from Gov. Rick Scott
• New Vero Beach pocket park named for John K. and Patricia S. Moore
• Felony warrant denied for lack of evidence in Torrey Pines altercation
• St. Lucie elections supervisor says accuracy more important than speed
• Fort Pierce's Recor may be leading candidate for job in Ocean City, Md.
• More Treasure Coast residents going hungry
• Indian River elections supervisor irked by state ranking
• Sebastian River Middle School takes top honors in math competition
• Parent committee meetings held monthly
• Solar Energy Loan Fund reaches one-year milestone
• HealthSouth, Martin Health to break ground on rehabilitation hospital
• Family Private Care presents concierge service
• 'Songs and Dances' concert to be performed by VBHS bands
• 'Night at the Movies' pops concert at to be held at VBHS
• Unity of Fort Pierce offers 'A Course in Miracles' class on Tuesdays
• John Carroll High School hosting Golden Ram Inshore Slam inaugural fishing tournament
• John Carroll High School excited to host inaugural Alumni Flag Football Tournament on Saturday, May 12
• Federal extended unemployment benefits to start disappearing next month
• 3 hospitalized with gunshot wounds in Fort Pierce
• Indian River closes 2 prisoner dorms due to declining jail population
• Martin County Jail's inmate population holding steady
• 'Father Knows Best' star Kathy 'Kitten' Anderson recalls life before moving to Vero Beach
• Day of Prayer brings people together across the nation
• Letter: Aristocrats, Lilliputians and new definition of 'job creation'
• Letter: Entertainers brought smiles to faces then, rather than leaving bad taste in our mouths
• Letter: Indian River County sheriff has pulled the wool over writer's eyes
• Jennifer Trefelner: Looking for fun? Try 'Port Fierce' Shuffleboard League
• Letter: Imitation isn't flattery with Queen wannabes at Sunrise Theatre
• Letter: Don't call my Social Security an 'entitlement'
• Letter: Intended benefits of the health care law not the issue, but whether it exceeds federal powers
• Letter: Gore, global warming arguments make little sense
• Letter: Distracting electronic billboard presents safety, liability questions
• Letter: What you believe, not what you call yourself, shows who you really are
• Letter: Martin County will be lucky to have Laurie Gaylord as superintendent
• Letter: Hardworking undocumented individuals want what any of us wants
• Letter: People should protest the closing of the Albertson's store on U.S. 1
• Letter: Come on, people; lack of religion is the least of our worries
• Dolphins choose QB Tannehill with No. 8 overall pick
• IRSC digital media students shine at showcase
• Fort Pierce man pleads guilty to break-ins, including home of city manager
• IRSC recognizes outstanding adjunct faculty
• You can’t compete with what you eat
• Port St. Lucie woman pleads to home invasion charge
• Mother files lawsuit against St. Lucie County School District claiming disabled son bullied by teacher
• Fort Pierce man gets 336 days for shooting at fleeing car
• Teenager flown to trauma center after injury at Fort Pierce Central
• Teens take look at tech tools at Blake
• New IRSC board of trustees appointed
• Oxbow Eco-Center celebrating ‘The Nature of Moms’ during May
• Learn about adoptions at information sessions
• Fundraiser set for owner of Anthony's Barber Shop in Hobe Sound
• Girl, 17, reports rapes from 2008; Fort Pierce suspect, 56, arrested
• Indian River Charter High students win art awards
• Attorney files to run against Solari in Indian River County Commission race
• St. Lucie County Tourist Development Council will help celebrate National Tourism Week
• Spokas joins Quality Health Care
• Martin County felony arrests: April 26, 2012
• Indian River County Support Groups, updated April 26
• St. Lucie County Support Groups, updated April 26
• Citizens Insurance board to consider higher rates for new policies
• Letter: On school bus or elsewhere, music can be message-loaded imposition
• Letter: No conspiracy needed to explain gas-price differentials
• Letter: Port St. Lucie government needs scrubbing, and it should start at top
• Letter: Health care mandate a conservative idea? Whoever thought it up, it's wrong
• Letter: One test on one day doesn't define anything, certainly not child's education
• Letter: Presidential candidates lie when they say they feel middle class's pain
• Letter: On unaccountable judges and murderers who say they accept Christ
• Letter: Florida law needs to get attention of phone-gabbing, texting drivers
• Letter: Politicians don't deserve special privileges
• Letter: Fox News reporting put pressure on NBC to take action on editing scandal
• Zora Fest keeps author's life, work alive in Fort Pierce
• Annual Children's Day festival set to bloom Saturday at Vero Beach Museum Of Art
• Restaurant critic review: Oodles of noodles available at Shandong Noodle house
• 'Art to Wear' fashion show has students turning trash into fashionable outfits
• Letter: Incentives for prosperity were better when tax rates for everyone were more similar
• Letter: Item 1 for Oravec: Do something about Port St. Lucie's slummy entrance
• Finance panel wants Vero Beach residents to know costs of electric system sale
• Democratic Campaign Committee spending big on TV ads in effort to oust West
• DAR presentation features origin of United States' Great Seal
• Galvis and Rosalva win 2-ball tournament
• Brush fire temporarily closes Midway Road lanes in St. Lucie County
• Tequesta woman accused of damaging ex-in-laws' RV
• Martin County's improved fire ratings may help homeowners save on insurance
• Port St. Lucie boy, 11, charged with setting fires at park
• Rio Civic Center septic tank converted to freshwater cistern
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Jazzy
• Humane Society: Razzy
• Research & Tech awards finalists announced
• Humane Society: Jazza
• Humane Society: Albert & Mona
• Humane Society: Cleo
• Homeless Family Center’s front entrance in bloom
• Centenarians awarded key to city at Lakes at Pointe West
• New Indian River group to support those living with epilepsy
• 'Broadway' opens at Jensen Beach High School
• VBCBA Bowl-a-thon is Sunday at Vero Bowl
• Audubon of Martin County announces 10 elementary school winners of 'My Favorite Bird' essay, art contest
• Palm City Orators votes in Cindy Groover Heyne as newest member
• Shall we dance?
• Nighttime guided sea turtle walks offered this summer at Florida Oceanographic
• Wedding, party plans in shambles after businessman pulls out of Palm City venue without returning deposits
• Former trooper Timothy Harris, in prison 21 years for killing, raping woman in Indian River County, seeks parole hearing
• Victims of former Vero Beach attorney Richard Brown speak out before his sentencing
• Letter: 'Buffett Rule' would lead land of opportunity down slippery slope
• Letter: Would prohibition on president leaving D.C. area code satisfy you?
• Letter: Ma Jaya will always be with us in so many good works
• Letter: Turn to old-school technology to solve today's fuel economy problems
• Letter: GOP lets millionaires, Big Oil ride while middle class pulls plow
• Letter: Today's problem were foreseen in the revolutionary era
• Letter: Americans should receive the best health care in the world with cooperation between industry and government
• Letter: FCAT dehumanizes children, warps learning process
• Letter: Major culprit behind financial crisis remains just as menacing to economy
• Letter: One way for Big Sugar to help pay for exploitation of Florida's waters
• Letter: Muslim lecture presented misleading picture of the religion
• Letter: Professor should be lecturing radical Muslims about what's good in Islam
• Letter: Passing cars at airport ignored car's 'distress signal'
• Seacoast National Bank sponsors South Fork High School Race
• Martin County Commission ?OKs rules for proposed Jensen Beach Mooring Field, other sites
• Indian River School Board to decide whether to suspend teacher for altercation with student
• Martin County Commission scraps proposal to make radical changes to county-owned golf course
• Stuart Water Fest packed with activities for all ages Friday
• In other Martin County Commission business
• Evidence released in Tyler Hadley murder case includes talk with brother, interview with inmate
• About one-fourth of Indian River Shores Public Safety Department staff positions being eliminated
• Federal lawsuit targets Stuart businessman accused of illegally firing employee
• University of Florida/IFAS Indian River Research and Education Center to offer plant identification course
• Student volunteers team with AmeriCorps for Project Impact in Fort Pierce
• Port St. Lucie charter high school signs lease agreement, prepares for August opening
• The Coasters to perform April 29
• Author brings understanding of those with disabilities
• 'Catch Me If You Can' combines mystery, humor at Stuart's Barn Theatre
• Cellist Ian Maksin to perform May 19 at Blake
• Lane to be closed on SW Bayshore Blvd.
• Big cats lend paw to shelter kitties
• Ask the Dog Trainer: Loose leash walking Part 3
• 'Fur'ever Homes Needed: Too much of a good thing
• Free school vaccines May 2 at Health Department in Stuart
• Port St. Lucie man charged in group beating
• Motorist crashes into trees along Indian River Drive near Martin County
• It pays to stay on site in Orlando ...
• Volunteers needed to help 'Stamp Out Hunger'
• Monumental move coming up for the Treasure Coast Wildlife Center
• End the season with art at Molly’s Gallery
• Local business networking event a great success
• Clark digital media students receive top honors at IRSC showcase
• Children’s Museum Purse Party a high-heel hit for education
• Eve Samples: Strange bedfellows — Jupiter Islander emerges as key ally for AgTec development
• Anthony Westbury: Does anyone want to get their hands dirty these days?
• Russ Lemmon: Parris rules out a run to succeed retiring Wheeler
• Letter: Why are Samples' one-sided political views promoted on the front page?
• Letter: Allen West labeling is tactic to avoid truth
• Letter: Don't target the rich! They help the community
• Letter: All Treasure Coast festivals should forbid pets
• Letter: Hear, hear — candidate Crowder's message of civility is most welcome
• Letter: Nancy Kline's record is as outstanding as are Martin County schools
• Letter: Stay black, strong to stop killing; get gangs to call truce in Fort Pierce
• Letter: Communism is as what communism does, making West's comments right on mark
• Highlights of Marin County Board of Supervisors Meetings - April 19, 2012
• Tickets On Sale Now for the Molly’s House “Prêt à Manger” Small Taste Event
• Main claiming to be 'prophet' charged with wrecking Stuart store, vehicles
• Vero Beach man with suspended license charged in hit-and-run accident
• Vero Beach plans to remove mystery graffiti from beachside sidewalks
• Indian River Mall to celebrate National Moms Nite Out
• Plato's Closet films clothing commercial in downtown Stuart with local teens
• 'Smart meters' unlikely in Vero Beach if FPL sale doesn't go through
• VNA Hospice to host Mother's Day Tea of Remembrance
• Tracey Kendrick named VNA's associate of the quarter
• Catch fish, not endangered turtles
• Martin County School Board members disagree on Kline exam report
• Korean War Veterans Association chapter conducts fundraiser in Vero Beach
• Lord's Table in Fellsmere seeks volunteers to help feed those in need
• Bricks honoring veterans being sold to complete two Riverview Park walkways in Sebastian
• New brochures to promote boating hot spots, safety in St. Lucie County
• Group of St. Lucie property owners favors more taxes to save beaches
• Brush fire west of Glades Cut-off in St. Lucie County now contained
• Woman flown to trauma center after Vero Beach accident on 43rd Ave.
• Riverside Children's Theatre to host children's Spring Fiesta
• Slab laid for Wildlife Center's maintenance building
• Rio Cistern project may save 54,000 gallons a year
• Gas prices inch down on Treasure Coast, never hit predicted average $4 gallon
• Man shot late Sunday in Jupiter Farms
• Kroell brothers earn black belts
• South Fork High School presents ninth annual community plant sale
• Boxer Gabriel Gomez wins decision
• Fur Seasons’ Mutt Derby raises more than $10,000 for Humane Society
• Stuart Rotary presents 'Service Above Self' awards
• Fifth annual 'Dodge for the Cure' raising funds to benefit cancer patients
• Summerfield featured in gardening publication
• Stuart Sailfish Regatta successfully protects environment, wildlife
• Letter: Overuse causes many youth injuries in sports
• Letter: "Somebody has to do it" — withdraw our forces from Afghanistan
• Letter: On 'Buffett Rule' hypocrisy and left calling conservatives 'Nazis'
• Letter: Is Nancy Kline really qualified for the superintendent job?
• Letter: School incident reminds me of when I was 15
• Letter: Environmental concerns a priority for commissioner's seat
• Letter: Co-signing loan proved to be worst decision of my life
• Letter: Ordinance not the best way to get environmentally safe fertilizer
• Letter: PETA stance against no-kill shelters matches up with 'pro-kill' record
• Letter: Typically, Santorum through running, but not through raking in cash
• End the Season with Art at Molly’s Gallery
• Martin County High School choruses to offer spring concert
• Hope's Closet 4 Children in Fort Pierce needs boys' clothing donations
• IRSC 'Celebrating Seniors' event Monday on four campuses
• Treasure Coast weather to be cool, dry this week
• Molly's House provides caregiver respite program
• Martin Big Brothers Big Sisters add two veterans on board
• Adult Education planning GED graduation for June 2
• Letter: Harrop distorts problem and thereby fails to recommend solution
• Wabasso man jailed on kidnapping, robbery charges
• Anthony Westbury: Fame comes calling for the Highwaymen
• Russ Lemmon: Vero Beach makes cameo appearance in story about CEO's exorbitant compensation
• 'A Century of Wisdom' walks through difficult time in history
• Michael Goforth: St. Lucie County celebrates environment every day, not just on Earth Day
• Editorial: Effort by Florida Association of District School Superintendents to improve testing protocols is too little, too late
• Rich Campbell: Do Martin County voters want a schools superintendent who 'probably sought and obtained assistance' on a certification exam?
• Hillary Copsey: Give the gift of reading on World Book Night
• Letter: Voting in Congress: We need to pay attention
• Letter: Horrors visited on boy in detention; where is the uproar?
• Letter: In her passing we see how many Ma Jaya touched, on Treasure Coast and beyond
• Letter: Obama is master of illusion, chief agent of government in gridlock
• Letter: Why do so many parents pick up their children at Beachland?
• Letter: For Treasure Coast disabled, let ARC/Sun Up be beginning of beautiful friendship
• Letter: Bob Crowder is best choice to represent the interests of our community
• Letter: Lawsuit against the Jensen Beach mooring field wasted taxpayer dollars
• Letter: Egomaniac Obama unfit for re-election
• Letter: It appears nothing has changed at Sportsman's Park except for severity of crimes
• Live Opinion: Letters we couldn't fit in the newspaper, Volume VII
• Remember when: Meeting Bob Hope
• Treasure in the Trunk canceled Saturday because of weather
• Latest round of job losses trims more from PSL budget
• Book news along the Treasure Coast: April 21
• It's possible to vacation in Key West on a budget during prime time
• Author of 'Stone Barrington' series at book signing in Vero Beach
• Letter: President in campaign mode trying to persuade voters
• Letter: Why did a Martin County candidate need a Tallahassee fundraiser?
• Letter: I will vote for anybody but Obama
• Letter: Debt figures should be adjusted for inflation and the size of the economy
• Letter: We don't need someone with Allen West's history in our district
• Letter: Socialized systems of health care provide excellent opportunities for all
• Letter: Country worse off with pro-gun and stand-your-ground laws
• Letter: Sugar growers' efforts to clean up Everglades paying off; don't penalize them further
• Letter: Limbaugh apologized, but so did Schultz
• Letter: False alarms or not, citizens should feel free to call for help when they think it's needed
• Letter: Florida's explanation of homeowners' rates has giant (sink)holes in it
• Letter: We've heard more than enough about David Alan Gore
• Letter: Martin County should reject Rep. West's campaign to move here
• Letter: These letter writers are mere mouthpieces for Obama's agenda
• Letter: Thanks to St. Lucie County for 16 great years as tax collector
• Letter: Fort Pierce commissioners get a sweet deal on health care benefits
• Letter: Easy to see why Rand's work is stuff of popular movements
• Congratulations 2012 Business Partners of The Year
• Cheating allegations against Martin schools superintendent Nancy Kline lead to revamped testing procedures
• Indian River County seniors from Master's Academy take trip of lifetime to Europe
• Fort Pierce Police Athletic League to host National PAL Mentor Day
• Indian River Mental Health Association honors 'graduates' of Walk-In Center
• Local radio station owner urging other talk show hosts to report good news
• Doing more with less theme of Martin County Clerk candidates forum
• Elementary students in Fort Pierce learn how 'Our Town' works
• 2 Martin students headed to international science, engineering fair
• Indian River Sheriff's Office cites more deputies for neglecting duties in 2011 than 2010
• Eve Samples: Communist claims prompt NAACP to stand up Allen West
• Environmental techniques summer course to be offered at University of Florida’s Fort Pierce Campus
• Children in urgent need of help
• Keshya Williams: Siblings question brother's handling of mom's affairs
• 'Bridge and Tunnel' one-woman play at Riverside celebrates America's urban melting pot with 14 characters
• Indian River County felony arrests: April 20, 2012
• Martin County felony arrests: April 20, 2012
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: April 20, 2012
• Wedding: Mr. and Mrs. Adam Koehn
• Wedding: Jodi Wise and Rick Parker
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Walt Comes
• Budget woes at Florida Atlantic University could consolidate campuses
• Teen musician featured soloist at Youth Symphony concerts in Stuart, Port St. Lucie
• Carl and Jeanne Elliott: After David Gore's execution, a heartfelt 'thank you' to Indian River County
• Letter: Gore and Zimmerman cases distract us from more important issues
• Letter: Cypress mulch emblematic of environmentally dumb practices
• Letter: Term limits are weak tea; let's go after legal bribery of elected officials
• Letter: Titanic quiz misidentified the liner as having a military designation
• Letter: Courthouse security is part of the Indian River County sheriff's job
• Letter: Moving St. Lucie County election office? Let us move president out of office first
• Letter: United States needs leadership, health care
• Letter: 'Unprecedented'? Label better fits Obama's attack on Supreme Court
• Letter: Suspension of St. Lucie County Commissioner Dzadovsky was overhasty
• Letter: What gives? Tea party's billionaire buddies can't have their Big Oil way?
• Letter: We know Port St. Lucie's worst intersections; red-light cameras would help there
• Letter: Rent increases: Collaboration desired at Spanish Lakes Golf Village
• Letter: Decision allowing strip searches leads to dangerous territory
• Letter: Government cleanup can start with Sorenson as Martin County court clerk
• Letter: Great food, service with smile; no complaints from us at Lola's
• Letter: Join Florida teachers in pushing for more emphasis on geography
• Letter: Islamic speaker has little ground to criticize nation of diversity, cultural freedom
• Joey Yannucci out of coma, but still recovering after St. Lucie school bus crash
• Stuart testing the waters with street-side dining along Osceola Street
• Students of Kashi spiritual leader hold prayer gathering to remember Ma Jaya Sati Bhagavati
• Lord's Table in Fellsmere needs volunteer cooks, cleanup staff
• Vero Dental Spa now open in Vero Beach
• Wealth adviser Christopher wins award
• Artists for a Cause opens Stuart office
• Loreen Nolte promoted to independent sales director
• Pursuit enters sport yacht market
• Student creates disturbance at Dale Cassens School in Fort Pierce
• Fort Pierce woman accused of threatening man with knife
• March home sales up dramatically on Treasure Coast compared with last month
• Martin offers workshop on how to get funds to buy, repair home
• Sebastian man charged in Stuart, Palm Beach County car lot thefts
• Former Martin High student wins Fulbright Fellowship to travel to Italy
• Seacoast branch site of blood drive Monday
• Martin County felony arrests: April 19, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrests: April 19, 2012
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: April 19, 2012
• Fantasy 5 winner purchased at Fort Pierce Mobil
• Humane Society: Mary's not the least bit contrary
• Humane Society: Rocky
• Russ Lemmon: St. Ed's senior goes extra mile to ask girl to prom
• Majestic in Vero Beach to screen 'chimpanzee' film in conjunction with Earth Day fundraiser for sanctuary in Fort Pierce
• Letter: I don't respect Obama because he hasn't earned respect
• Letter: Trayvon Martin's parents are asking for the truth to be known
• Letter: Faye Outlaw: St. Lucie County abides by state, federal laws on handicapped parking
• Letter: Federal court decision on reservist's employment is unfair
• Letter: Sailfish Regatta was a tribute to marine life and the marine industry
• Letter: Joe Baird serving us well as Indian River County administrator? Wake up
• Letter: Vero Beach not working with current data on water contamination
• Letter: Reorganize Port St. Lucie police? Oravec should hire a new chief first
• Letter: Understanding how traffic signals work helps avoid jams
• Letter: Nursing home ombudsman Program can do more great things with your participation
• Letter: Embarrassing chairs at Port St. Lucie utilities unfit for seats
• Editorial: Much-hyped matchup of Mets and Yankees left many fans wanting and deserving more
• Restaurant critic review: Tavola's beachy, old friends vibe — plus great food — ensure it's not just another pizza joint
• Riverside's 'Bridge and Tunnel' runs fascinating gamut of 14 personalities through 1-woman show
• Restaurant critic review: Johnny D's: Gourmet market on outside; upscale bistro on inside
• Letter: Westbury column about Rep. West's town hall meeting shows media elitism
• Stuart Sailfish Regatta Successfully Protects Environment & Wildlife
• Myrick Wins Molly’s House TV Raffle
• Molly’s House Provides First Caregiver Respite Program on the Treasure Coast
• Rossignol brokers industrial building sale in St. Lucie County
• Fellsmere pastor to receive Servant Leader award from peer group
• Next Riverwalk Concert in Stuart to feature styles of all tastes
• 4 appointed to IRSC District Board of Trustees
• Wildlife Center pours concrete at new site in Palm City
• Chat with Martin County Administrator Kryzda on Friday
• Fort Pierce officials say city had no role in failed Geoplasma deal with St. Lucie County
• Fort Pierce teacher, former riverkeeper to run for District 84 seat
• Club Med Golf Academy in Port St. Lucie unveiling renovations Thursday
• Molly’s House third annual 'Prêt à Manger' small taste moved to Monday, May 21
• Three new members join Martin Health Foundation Board
• Report: Martin superintendent Kline 'probably' got help on certification test, won't face charges
• 2 suspects in car-theft ring arrested near Indian River Mall after trying to escape deputies
• Police: Port St. Lucie man won't take no for answer, forces self on woman
• Tyler Hadley could go on trial in December for killing parents in Port St. Lucie
• Homemaker and former insurance agent running for Fort Pierce Commission
• Fort Pierce event aims to educate about male breast cancer
• Vero Beach man suspect in spate of burglaries in his new neighborhood
• Stuart attorney awarded high rating by peers
• Digital Domain creates Rapper Tupac Shakur's hologram concert appearance
• Financial crisis that began with 2008 housing bust can't be stopped from happening again, experts say
• Sailfish Splash Waterpark opens Saturday in Stuart
• Letter: IRS changes in 'hardship' policy may help taxpayers
• Letter: Robert Crowder: I'm not going to call Allen West names, and hope he'll do the same
• Letter: Left always finding nifty ruses to distract from what it wishes to do with America
• Letter: Woodlands behind Beachland school spared, but concerns remain about added students
• Letter: The Bible says, believe on the Lord Jesus Christ
• Letter: Woods shows he's no Master of game, only sore loser
• Letter: Justice Ginsburg, wrong on Social Security, needs to know what she's talking about
• Letter: Change laws so that future killers like Gore don't get decades of room service
• Editorial: Parties must work together to make Port St. Lucie ordinance on vacant properties effective
• Editorial: Martin County administrator should move 'transitory, obsolete' canned-hunt emails to separate folder
• Letter: Contradictions, costs aplenty in criminalization of prostitution
• Letter: Grocery stores make shopping difficult for those with handicaps
• Letter: So Westbury doesn't care for Allen West, but why doesn't he address West's points?
• Letter: Women should not have the only voice in abortion decision
• Letter: Safety monitors needed for school bus safety
• Letter: Gaylord always had 'highest moral character, integrity, honesty and professional concern with teaching children'
• Letter: So, crowd to see West was mostly gray? That connotes wisdom, sacrifice
• Molly’s House 3rd Annual “Prêt à Manger” Small Taste Moved to Monday, May 21
• Stuart Sailfish Regatta Race Results
• Fellsmere man gets 25 years for attempted murder of Sebastian woman 6 years after attack
• Governor vetoes funds for Fairgreen Road-Crosstown Parkway connection
• Legal education program planned Wednesday
• Stuart man accused of making threat with rifle
• Martin County car thieves target Nissan Maximas
• Palm City man charged in attempted theft of TV
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: April 17, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrests: April 17, 2012
• Martin County felony arrests: April 17, 2012
• Habitat's Women Build plan special event May 5 in Fellsmere
• Fort Pierce Utilities Authority customers could see decrease in bills
• St. Lucie Humane Society reduces cat adoption rate through April 30
• Port St. Lucie, Sebastian, Vero Beach targeted in national hunger relief effort
• Women's pay is 80 cents to every dollar paid to men in Florida, new report states
• New hair salon opens in Stuart
• Fitness center opens on barrier island in Vero Beach
• Commercial Real Estate relocates Vero Beach office
• Murphy real estate office in St. Lucie County reports 1st-quarter sales up
• B. Merry pub featuring American fare opens in Stuart
• DeMarchi joins Crary Buchanan law firm in Stuart
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Aussie will win you over
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Sparrow's a princess-in-waiting
• Humane Society: Blue and Angel
• Humane Society: Buster
• Domino's House: Shortie
• Domino's House: Kimbal
• VIDEO: Learn about some tax day freebies going on today
• 'Fur'ever Homes Needed: BBQ for the pets
• Early morning car crash delays traffic briefly in northern Indian River County
• West outpaces GOP opponents in raising money in last reporting period
• Space Shuttle Discovery headed to Smithsonian Institution
• Treasure Coast businesses offer freebies and deals on Tax Day | Video
• Eve Samples: More than 200 jobs up for grabs at veterans job fair
• Anthony Westbury: To move or not to move, that is the question
• Russ Lemmon: Power surge costly to retirees, but city says they're on their own
• Letter: Treasure Coach CASTLE needs your help to combat child abuse
• Letter: Family travel? Like rest of us, Obamas should think of day trips
• Letter: Federal government causing trouble for nation
• Letter: Funds for roadway landscaping are used prudently, and only as required by law
• Letter: Government intervention is driving up prices
• Stuart Sailfish Regatta Brought Back Powerboat Racing to the Treasure Coast!
• Hundreds of Bicycle Helmets Donated to Kindergarten and 1st Grade Students
• Molly’s House Announces 2012 Board of Directors
• Registration Information: Experienced Rider - Motorcycle Safety Course
• Hobe Sound Elementary Recognized for its Commitment to Being 'Green'
• Mitch Daniels, visiting Vero Beach, calls vice presidential run unlikely
• Indian River Shores employees to pay more for health insurance
• Palm City mom charged with child neglect
• Suspension reduced for Vero power plant employee
• Martin Health System again makes 100 top hospitals nationwide rankings list
• U.S. Marines honor residents of Whispering Sound in Palm City for patriotic flag display program
• Child passenger safety campaign initiative provides more than 200 children with car seats
• Martin Health System earns 100 Top Hospitals recognition for seventh time
• Treasure Coast Food Bank doubles food output in Martin County
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: April 16, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrests: April 16, 2012
• Martin County felony arrests: April 16, 2012
• Leon Abood, chairman of the Rivers Coalition, presents to MARS
• Arguments continue in case against New Horizons of the Treasure Coast
• Archaeological talk April 24 in Fort Pierce on 7,000-year-old site
• Event pairs blood drive, food drive in Fort Pierce
• Bicycle drive part of Indian River County Day of Service
• Ashes still smoldering from south Martin fire; crew on site to monitor
• Intermittent lane closures possible on Dixie Highway in Rio
• Fundraiser concert for teen April 28 in Jensen Beach
• Local athlete overcomes worst to become one of the best
• 2 Sunday brush fires in Martin County may have been due to camp fire, fireworks
• Teachers' jobs may hinge on FCATs: results count for almost half of evaluation
• Letter: Choose your politicians as carefully as you do your car
• Letter: Second term would give Obama license to do unspeakable things
• Letter: Donations to medical foundation are not solicited for doctors' benefit
• Letter: Stark example of cost of status quo in U.S. health-care system
• Letter: A little background would be useful on Tom Fullman's politics
• Letter: Resetting clocks twice a year is disruptive and wasteful
• Letter: Rapid response to my situation gives me confidence in Sheriff Crowder
• Letter: Good reasons why Rep. West isn't running in his previous district
• Letter: Flood insurance is a must; homeowner's policies are not enough
• Letter: What I think about government, and what Obama is up to
• Letter: Religious Right has overtaken the policies of the Republican Party
• Letter: To ultraright: Get behind Romney or watch Obama win re-election
• Letter: Tiger Woods shows he's just the same old Tiger
• Letter: More interests than woman's at stake in abortion
• Letter: Homelessness doesn't take summer break; neither does Lauren's Way
• Letter: Came expecting the Bronx Bombers; saw the New York Nobodies instead
• Letter: Cooperative has rules and regulations for a reason
• Treasure Coast to see sun, then chance of midweek rain
• Fort Pierce man unable to elude deputies in high-speed chase
• Treasure Coast Explorers compete at Martin County Fairgrounds
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: April 16
• Que Pasa: Updated April 16
• Treasure Coast road report: April 16-20
• Retiring Treasure Coast Builders Association leader reflects on accomplishments
• Things to know in St. Lucie County this week: April 16
• Things to know in Martin County this week: April 16
• Things to know in Indian River County this week: April 16
• PAL to offer babysitting certification class
• Deputies seeking second suspect in 1986 St. Lucie County homicide
• PAL representatives support Relays
• Library system offers TumbleBook electronic picture book collection for children
• Easter Bunny brings joy to children
• Community Christian showcases science
• Freestanding building sold in Palm City
• Crews extinguish Hobe Sound, Palm City brush fires
• Seacoast National Bank employees recycle suits for charity
• Willoughby Golf Club announces new summer membership promotion
• Anthony Westbury: A raft of new rules coming for PSL city parks
• Eve Samples: Don't know William Fruth? You should
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Mirrors can take room decor to new heights
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Bougainvilla occasionally fall prey to catepillars
• Letter: Despite atheists' contention, proof of God exists every day
• Letter: Allow plane modelers in Indian River County to pursue their patriotic hobby
• Hillary Copsey: Girls on the Run helps girls be happy, confident
• Home Style: Want dreamier decor? Time for some pillow talk!
• Michael Goforth: Remembering North Carolina bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs
• Soundsations brings music, smiles into lives of seniors
• Editorial: Martin County taxpayers expect Sailfish Splash Waterpark, opening Saturday, to operate in the black
• Rich Campbell: Memo to Martin County voters: Not all Harvard educations are created equal
• Editorial: Outcome at Beachland Elementary in Vero Beach should serve as template for resolving similar issues in the future
• Letter: Ginned-up case against Zimmerman fits nicely into media mentality
• Letter: Rep. West can't justify giveaway to millionaires while families struggle
• Letter: A little background would be useful on Tom Fullman's politics
• Letter: Speak up about horse-trail issue facing Palm City Farms
• Letter: Good reasons why Rep. West isn't running in his previous district
• Letter: Indian River County Administrator Baird seems to have nose for trouble
• Indian River County courthouse news: April 15
• Weather doesn't deter visitors from enjoying Vero's Hibiscus Festival
• Veterans spotlight: Hobe Sound Coast Guard vet recalls World War II duty
• Ma Jaya Bhagavati, spiritual leader of Kashi, dead at 71
• Boats up on south jetty rocks at Fort Pierce Inlet
• 'Haunted River Tales' mixes history with a few twists
• Book news along the Treasure Coast: April 14, 2012
• Thumb up: Fort Pierce puts the brake on red light cameras
• Judie Rappaport: Stay with doctors who are excellent, caring
• Thumb up: First Amendment Foundation proclaims 2012 Florida legislative session 'most successful in recent years'
• Thumb down: St. Lucie Sailing Club terminating lease with Martin County
• Letter: Government is best equipped to tend to the suffering through welfare programs
• Letter: Gore guilty of killing; in its front-page coverage, News guilty of overkill
• Letter: Old history about Gore's many crimes doesn't make for relevant reading
• Letter: Book's description of the Soviet Union disturbingly close to America today
• Letter: Nothing in 'Stand Your Ground' empowered Zimmerman to pursue, confront
• Letter: Do the math on Marlins' likely record of embarrassments
• Letter: Use some common sense in case of Sanford shooting
• Letter: Dishonesty is Obama's stock in trade
• Letter: Elected officials should be able to find out why gas prices vary so much
• Religion Matters: Spring arrives with blessings, music, picnic
• Stephen L. Chase: Think selling Vero Beach electric operation to FPL is a done deal? Think again; check out this election scenario
• Port St. Lucie woman eager to help make a home possible for those in El Salvador
• Thumb down: Gov. Scott signs bill reversing ban on the dyeing of baby chicks and rabbits
• Thumb up: Girl Scouts recognize five women for distinguished leadership in Indian River County
• Extreme Sports facility faces vote Tuesday by Martin County Commission
• Dominican Republic president tours Research Coast facilities in Port St. Lucie
• Port St. Lucie man confesses to involvement in 1986 homicide of Vero Beach man
• Treasure Coast Fishing Report: April 14
• Port St. Lucie's Engineering/Public Works Department eliminates positions
• Locals on College Rosters: South Fork grad Zaharion adjusts quickly to Division I
• Poinciana Gardens neighbors in Hobe Sound band together at first whiff of smoke
• Vero Beach woman to discuss niece's 1995 murder on Investigation Discovery program
• Rio Lindo Garden Club tends rose garden at PSL Botanical Garden
• Spanish Lakes New England Club’s square dance benefits Treasure Coast Hospice
• Fire displaces Vero Beach mother, children Friday
• Martin County government meetings: April 16-19
• St. Lucie County government meetings: April 16-20
• Indian River County government meetings: April 16-20
• Vero Beach man tells students of his youth in Nazi Germany
• 2 injured in Indiantown head-on collision; State Road 710 closed
• Sea Jasmine Thai Cuisine opens in Sebastian
• Vero Beach man who accidentally shot himself improving
• With change comes push for unity in Port St. Lucie
• Indian River County Commission shuns idea to shift some animal control costs to municipalities
• Hurston Foundation keeps Zora’s spirit alive
• Historic St. Lucie Club residence and former political retreat to be auctioned today
• Letter: Democrats' claims about fiscal stewardship not backed up by real numbers
• Letter: Schools need more effective programs to solve bullying problem
• Letter: Do they care that they're being led by president who rejects American ideals?
• Letter: Undignified photo of first lady appalls even non-Democrat
• Letter: As a child I picked cotton to help our family, so "cotton picking" are not dirty words
• Willi Miller: Weekend packed with wide range of fun things to do
• Russ Lemmon: Execution helps provide closure to loved ones of Gore victims | VIDEO
• Editorial: Treasure Coast residents should factor 'evacuation equation' into their plans as 2012 hurricane season approaches
• Paula Ellis, Deborah Jacobs, Julia Stasch: Beyond Books: Why you should check out your public library
• Paul Janensch: The late Mike Wallace protective of his reputation as a journalist, perhaps because his earlier career as an entertainer 'haunted' him
• McKee home to fairies and pirates during special festival for kids Saturday
• Jim Mayfield: StarStruck gives kids dose of singing and acting over summer
• Letter: TV news strangely silent on NBC hatchet job on George Zimmerman
• Safety of racers, spectators top priority for Sailfish Regatta officials
• Ray McNulty: Vero Beach boys lacrosse team charting own course
• Heat fall to Bulls in overtime Road woes continue as Miami falls 96-86
• Outdoors Calendar: April 13, 2012
• Fellsmere Community Center gets spruced up by Indian River Garden Club
• Nonprofit health clinics ask Indian River County Hospital District for more money
• Developers expand size of planned industrial/research park in northwestern Martin County
• Indian River Hospital District warns New Horizons to get its billing documentation in order
• Retired BBC anchorman spreads message of understanding in Vero Thursday
• 2 arrested in Wednesday night shooting in Fort Pierce
• David Alan Gore executed
• Car, motorcycle collide in Martin County; victim hospitalized
• Becht seeking third term as Fort Pierce commissioner
• DEP ready to approve Vero Beach's wastewater disposal well
• Muslim woman urges listeners to remember Islam a religion, not a political ideology, during Treasure Coast talks
• Port St. Lucie man, tot injured when Jeep overturns on I-95 near Titusville
• Martin students take honors at state science fair
• Indian River students win honors at state science fair
• St. Lucie County students take honors in state science fair
• Catalytic converters stolen from 5 Martin County Council on Aging buses
• Hayes and Scott debate growth at GOP commission forum
• Investigators looking into suspected murder-suicide in Grant-Valkaria
• Victim's old friends gather at Wabasso Beach as David Gore is executed
• Governor suspends St. Lucie Commissioner Dzadovsky without pay
• Anthony Westbury: PSL bloodletting painful but justified
• Russ Lemmon: Looking back, it's truly amazing how everything came together surrounding David Gore | Video
• Letter: Martin County commissioners should be more than rubber stamps
• Letter: Martin County High's 'Phantom' showcases all things great about area young people
• Letter: Fabulous 'Phantom' production deserved a review
• Letter: Too much landscaping on 53rd Avenue; get out of Afghanistan
• Letter: Look — it's Jackson, Sharpton leading lynch mob this time
• Letter: 'Smart' meters could use telephone lines to transmit readings
• Letter: 'The Hunger Games' should be banned
• Letter: Where are the people to help veterans raise money for transportation for medical care?
• Letter: Shoot-from-lip Obama worst president ever for race relations
• Letter: Plan for Beachland Elementary parking values cars above natural habitat
• Letter: Working Americans have no friends in Republicans shipping their jobs overseas
• Restaurant Critic Review: Cornerstone Bistro a hit with presentation and flavor
• Buckus Gallery takes quilts off the bed and onto the wall in latest exhibit
• Letter: Martin County Comprehensive Plan has preserved our wonderful place to live
• Restaurant critic review: Maison Martinique offers good food, good times
• Letter: Being under foot of crowds at Stuart ArtsFest couldn't be pleasing for pets
• Cambodian refugee passionate about dancing, sharing life story
• Letter: Martin County commissioners should respect the comprehensive plan and reject water park
• Seacoast National Bank Employees Recycle Suits for Charity
• Stuart officials hope to help owners realize their property's potential
• Oravec conducts interviews for Port St. Lucie assistant police chiefs
• Baseball exhibition game at Holman Stadium raised $13,000 for United Way
• Gaylord raises far more money than Kline in race for Martin County schools chief
• Vero City Council considers lease with Youth Sailing Foundation
• IRSC's Brown Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship dedicated Wednesday
• Vero Beach receives third draft of FPL agreement
• St. Lucie firefighters' MDA boot fundraiser starts Friday
• Money management workshops this month for parents, kids in St. Lucie
• Treasure Coast Christian Academy offering new program for students with moderate to severe autism
• Family Safety Day set for April 21 in Vero Beach
• Relay for Life event April 20-21 in Sebastian
• Students at Palm City school to give almost $200 they earned to Humane Society
• Permits mean water can flow at Martin's new water park
• St. Lucie Master Gardeners festival, plant sale May 12
• Fort Pierce officials decide to pursue own hazardous waste disposal option
• Martin Health recertified as primary stroke center
• Stuart’s Vintage Guitar Closet to host second annual Rock and Roll Band Camp
• Stuart residents can stop the tears at annual breakfast
• Local business consultant hosts charity golf tournament for teens aging out of foster care
• President Obama welcomed to cheers at FAU
• TCCS karaoke contest and spaghetti dinner fundraiser planned
• Designs at Dusk fashion show to benefit Florida Arts and Dance Company
• Woman dies in Vero Beach house fire; part of 16th Avenue closed
• Clark Advanced Learning Center student named National Merit Scholarship winner
• Hobe Sound homeowners contributing big bucks to Martin County Commission candidates
• Letter: Contributor Vincent a great, varied read
• Letter: She's 94 — you know, that prickly, teenage rebellious stage
• Garcias jump into restaurant business with Stuart's Mi Cabana
• Laurence Reisman: Q&A on American Muslim issues with college professor former U.S. Department of Homeland Security adviser Sahar Aziz
• Editorial: Indian River County School Board must closely monitor its expenditures for legal services
• Editorial: Spending by St. Lucie County elected officials and staff troubling for taxpayers
• Letter: Major disappointment when ticket says 'Yankees' and lineup says 'scrubs'
• Editorial: Flap over Stuart Sailfish Regatta illustrates importance of communication, mutual respect between local governments, event planners
• Letter: Starting to feel like a credit card debited for government's amusement
• Letter: 'No-kill' shelters hardly answer in community where 'no-birth' gets short shrift
• Letter: Give people power to make Congress act through electronic petition
• Letter: Making use of our oil and gas resources would lower prices dramatically
• Letter: Preplanning for cremation will spare your loved ones a difficult decision
• Boater Safety & Awareness Important at Stuart Sailfish Regatta April 14 & 15
• De facto dog park might become official at Bob Summers Park in Vero Beach
• Vero officials to discuss power contracts Monday
• Indian River County boy, 4, hurt after running into side of moving car
• Loar continues to lead McMullen in race for campaign money
• Stuart's Music Fest to move to Riverwalk
• Albertsons Treasure Coast stores among those to close
• Home health aide training available at IRSC
• Lane of Becker Road to be closed Wednesday through Friday in Port St. Lucie
• Scholarships available for Hobe Sound summer camp
• Police: Stuart man says he didn't know powder in pocket was cocaine
• St. Lucie Supervisor of Elections Office could be moving
• Big Brothers Big Sisters 'graduates'
• Tip-A-Cop fundraiser benefits Special Olympics
• S.E. Commerce Ave. work may cause delays
• New homes to be built in St. Lucie as part of Neighborhood Stabilization Program
• Indian River County Commission passes resolution asking FPL for 'smart meter' opt-out choice for customers
• 'Dear Bully' authors visit with students
• Karate Association holding kick-a-thon
• Newsboys to play at VBHS
• U.S. Rep. West says local projects won't matter if deficit isn't addressed
• El Sol health fair features screenings for children and adults
• 5th Annual Kids Bowl Free Program
• Guests learn about diabetes and obesity as Scripps Florida Researchers tackle a global epidemic
• Local gymnasts win gold, silver and bronze at USAG Florida State Championships
• Martin County Master Gardeners plan spring plant sale
• 'Shop to Give' raises money for children's library books
• County, Fellsmere reach agreement on maintenance of city's fire hydrants
• Obama expected to push 'Buffet Rule' in speech at FAU Tuesday
• Obama visit will help FAU raise its profile
• Obama to speak at FAU in Boca Raton this afternoon
• Anthony Westbury: After 30 years, Out of Bounds is closing in Fort Pierce
• Russ Lemmon: Relatives of victims happy to see David Alan Gore's execution day is almost here
• Letter: Where's the black outrage over other killings?
• Letter: Blacks continue to fall victims of hate crimes
• Letter: If Zimmerman's not indicted, look for riots courtesy of NBC, Sharpton, Jackson
• Surviving victim of serial killer David Alan Gore pleads with Florida officials not to execute her attacker
• Letter: Loss of 'The Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin is felt deeply
• Letter: Trayvon Martin's life isn't relevant to assessing his death
• Letter: President's comment on Travon Martin a bit much
• Romney should play it safe with VP pick, political analyst tells Vero Beach audience
• Palm City woman honored for work with long-term care facilities
• Palm City man, 18, arrested on open house party, alcohol charges
• Fort Pierce officials table, for now, installing cameras at intersections to catch red light runners
• Port St. Lucie to conduct park safety workshop Friday
• Sebastian seeks to fill opening on Natural Resources Board
• Treasures in the Trunk show rolls in April 21 in Fort Pierce
• Rep. West challenger Murphy to open campaign office Saturday in Palm Beach Gardens
• Bullying presentation April 12 at Blake Library in Stuart
• Homeowner burns brush, causes smoky conditions on I-95, turnpike in Martin
• IRSC hosts advanced technology careers open house May 2
• Charges against Indian River Administrator Joe Baird dropped in security gate incident
• 35th annual Tropical Night Luau coming in June
• Chamber Golf Tournament coming May 19
• St. Augustine man faces charges after skipping out on bar bill in Stuart
• Former state representative Argenio to run for new District 84 seat
• Friends Swing Fore Hospice Tournament celebrates 15th year
• Sponsors sought for Sawbones vs. Jawbones game
• Observe parking restrictions during Sailfish Regatta
• Eighmie admitted as Court of Appeals lawyer
• Fire at Avenue D thrift store in Fort Pierce may be threatening nearby building
• Customer complaints against Treasure Coast banks decline in 2011
• Local homeless survey shows decrease in St. Lucie County
• Local homelessness survey shows Martin numbers almost unchanged
• Letter: Needy Floridians hurting themselves by re-electing Rooney, Posey
• Letter: The mess we're in belongs to Obama, not Bush
• Letter: Obama utopians have sights set on killing what makes America special
• Letter: Loss of civility? Lots of reasons for it; don't blame any one generation
• A rare look into a serial killer's psyche: Gore killed because 'devil ... other nature would take over'
• Special Report: A confessor to 6 killings, David Gore's execution tied to brutal rape, murder of Vero Beach girl, 17
• Gore killed 6 women, but targeted more than a dozen for kidnap, rape, court files show
• TV specials, books, newspapers, other media document killings of David Alan Gore
• Kent Stirling & Steve Fisch: Phony horse racing threatens jobs, promotes slots, other predatory gambling; North Florida voters should reject it for good of state
• Howard Mendelssohn: If, as 'Wall Street' character said, 'Greed ... is good,' it's easy to see why United States faces oil price problems
• Editorial: Students, parents, teachers and others must work together to end bullying in Treasure Coast schools
• Letter: Obamacare is house of cards whether or not court lets it stand
• Bubba Watson triumphs in Masters playoff
• Henry Picard, a double-amputee, preparing for Club Med Triathlon
• Marlins rally, but Bell blows first save chance
• Treasure Coast Fishing Report: April 9
• Martin County celebrates 30th anniversary of Martin County Comprehensive Plan
• Anthony Westbury: West learning Treasure Coast lingo fast
• Eve Samples: Navy petty officer's home foreclosed on while he was deployed
• Russ Lemmon: As if we don't already know, good friends are like gold
• Letter: Families of Gore's victims deserve justice to come with his execution
• Letter: Martin County schools deserve praise for graduation rate
• Letter: Is costly work along Martin Downs Boulevard truly necessary?
• Letter: Fullman would make Martin County kind of place in which all would want to live
• Editorial: City of Vero Beach must reform its pension plan
• Editorial: Developers of luxury car dealerships at Marketplace of Stuart must follow through on promises to Willoughby Golf Club
• Rich Campbell: For political junkies, it doesn't get any better than election season in Martin County
• Treasure Coast pastors say message of resurrection far outshine message of Easter eggs
• Michael Goforth: Van Duzer Foundation continues to do extraordinary work in St. Lucie County
• Letter: Amid St. Lucie County school bus tragedy — heroism, caring
• Letter: Martin County history brings into question terms 'no-growther,' 'pro-growth'
• Letter: Facts of life, and prices, in the oil business
• Letter: Some people's career aspirations are simply bewildering
• Letter: Pricing policy on gas hasn't kept up with reality
• Letter: Army Band concert at Vero Beach High School was "outstanding"
• Letter: Find other money savings, rather than reducing pay of Vero Beach police officers
• Economy sinks lease between Martin, sailing club at Pendarvis Cove Park
• Indian River toddler hit by car Saturday
• One killed in I-95 crash near Palm City
• Inaugural Oyster Festival in Fort Pierce gets two thumbs up
• Small-town feeling draws visitors from far and wide to Fellsmere Day
• Man killed, toddlers injured in I-95 rollover in PSL
• Remember when: Forsythia bloomed just for her birthday
• Two Brevard men OK after canoe swamped, unaware of air-sea search for them
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Pretty pastels can be incorporated into home all year long
• Martin County firefighter recalls shooting in which wife died, thanks community for support
• Letter: Good Zorc running for Indian River County Commission, but his comments on beach restoration off mark
• Letter: Native landscapes in our yards benefit our wildlife
• Letter: Obama proving himself to more dangerous as his term progresses
• Letter: What other laws would Catholics choose to conscientiously ignore?
• Letter: No business could adopt a government model and survive a week
• Letter: Bumper sticker advertising our cat hospital is all about cats
• Thumb up: Martin County residents score well, again, in health study of Florida counties
• Letter: I don't care what medical journals say; PSA test probably saved my life
• Letter: Combat fatigue, stress and death are part of war
• Letter: Mishap hardly justified anger and discourtesy
• Letter: Elected officials should not be prejudging results of Martin inquiry
• Letter: Rep. West a man of integrity who defends his ideals
• Letter: Martin County robotics team's exploits should be better publicized
• Letter: Don't believe what pro-developer trio now says about Harmony, Hobe Sound
• Letter: Why are people so mindless when it comes to shopping carts in parking lots?
• Letter: Vincent right; world has changed, and some feminists have led to devolution
• Letter: Rich Campbell's column based on misunderstanding of county commission's chairman
• Letter: Rich Campbell, tell us you were fooling in column on Martin County Commissioners
• SPAM Robotics Team Wins 2012 FIRST Robotics South Florida Regional Championship
• Gov. Scott gives Beau Rivage residents chance to switch to Martin County
• Micco advocate Wally Kramer dies at 91
• Martin School District's Team SPAM on a roll with hoop-shooting robot
• Shigella cases double in St. Lucie County since March report
• Report: Vero Beach pilot did not try to abort takeoff before crash in Wellington
• Annual Save the Chimps bowling event scheduled for April 28
• St. Lucie County government meetings: April 9-13
• Martin County government meetings: April 9-13
• Indian River County government meetings: April 9-13
• County, state and federal agencies finish Fort Pierce shore protection project
• Bowl-A-Thon to benefit chimps April 29 in Port St. Lucie
• Front and Center, April 8
• UF Update: Registration for summer semester is now open
• TLC Letters, St. Lucie County, April 8
• Good for You, St. Lucie County, April 8
• Wildlife officials busy with manatees in Vero Beach area on Friday
• TLC Letters, Martin County, April 8
• Good for You, Martin County, April 8
• TLC Letters, Indian River County, April 8
• Good for You, Indian River County, April 8
• Realtors® Association provides an Eggstravaganza!
• Community gathers to honor Roy Rood at pavilion dedication
• Photos, food, fun at Loxahatchee River photo contest unveiling April 13
• 2012 Florida State League preview
• Letter: Money's role in politics is often misunderstood
• Letter: Thanks to Russ Lemmon, my husband's bird house now doing what it was made for
• Letter: Putting the Doonesbury strips on abortion on the editorial page was a good decision
• Letter: Ryan budget aimed at cutting taxes for the rich, hurting the poor
• Letter: Haters really scraping when they use Malia's school trip against president
• Letter: Liberals every bit as vicious as anything attributed to Limbaugh
• Letter: Dog story in Lemmon's column not worth Page 1, except for puppy training
• Letter: Smart meters carry safety, privacy concerns; we need choice
• Letter: FDOT beautification projects wasteful spending in hard times
• Letter: Safety on school buses needs to be a paramount concern
• Letter: Seeing firsthand lack of concern about where shopping carts go
• Editorial: Gov. Rick Scott should unleash task force now to scrutinize Florida's Stand Your Ground law
• Riverside Theatre ends season with a bang with well-known favorite
• Letter: Sewall's Point should have been consulted about bridge closure from the beginning
• Letter: Republican hypocrites want control over women's lives and bodies
• Letter: Indeed, don't vote a party line come November
• Students to Carry-Out Underwater Cleanup at Bathtub Reef
• South Fork High School Student Artist Wins Silver Medal in the 2012 National Scholastic Art and Writing Awards
• Spring Registration for Adult Community Education Classes
• Vero Beach planning board debates restricting building heights in central beach district
• Indian River County Sheriff's Office partners with 211
• Radar survey may reveal additional excavation opportunities at Old Vero Man site
• Port St. Lucie man charged with hitting girlfriend in Jensen Beach incident
• Two West Palm Beach men charged with grand theft after stripping car for parts in Indiantown
• Vero Council may ban remote-controlled model planes from city parks
• Attorneys in civil rights lawsuit against Fort Pierce meet for mediation before proceeding to trial
• Indian River racing to redesign 66th Avenue widening project at Trillium development
• Martin County officials want parents to beware: Alcohol illegal at teen parties, makes hosts legally liable
• 54 Treasure Coast schools underperform in Florida pre-K rankings
• Fort Pierce Boys and Girls Club members, Van Duzer Foundation staff will bike for 30 days to encourage blood donations
• Character Counts! golf tourney set for May 3 in Palm City
• Martin Health Department offering free tests, counseling this month on sexually transmitted diseases
• McDonald's offers free breakfast April 16 to FCAT test-takers
• Bathtub Beach to remain unguarded during turtle nesting season
• Treasure Coast business leaders tell candidate their concerns
• Lifeguard stand can't be placed at Bathtub Beach
• Backus Museum holding photo competition
• Martyn Lewis to speak before Literacy Services
• Agency on Aging plans board meeting
• 25th annual Easter House drawing is today at 5 p.m./ Photo Gallery
• Vero Beach sets heat record of 92 degrees Wednesday; Treasure Coast drought index 'high'
• 2 accused in Brevard deputy's death plead not guilty
• Publix ranks as one of best grocery stores in Consumer Reports survey
• Lantana police chief arrested on DUI charges
• Letter: Neighborhood watch groups should not be vigilantes
• Letter: Martin's death requires a full legal investigation
• Letter: Dating error in Vincent column undercuts his narrative
• Letter: Elect new tax collector in Indian River County
• Letter: Forgive me for thinking Titanic tragedy isn't suitable for festivities
• Letter: Don't let woodlands behind Beachland Elementary become concrete wasteland
• Letter: Disparaging letter about Sweden omits relevant facts
• Letter: On feeding feral cats, appreciate viewpoint of this orphan
• Letter: Comcast should end practice of promoting porn on basic channels seen by children
• Letter: Why such different reactions to two killings?
• Letter: 'Flu' is a medical term, short for the serious illness influenza
• Letter: Norwegians have joyful memories of the Nazi surrender
• Letter: Abortion is a greater scourge for African Americans than violent crime
• Letter: Support candidates for commissioner who will protect our quality of life
• Letter: New search for Earhart's remains seems to be way off history's map
• Supreme Court justices hear, but don't rule on, 1983 Vero Beach murder case
• Stuart Sailfish Regatta set for April 14-15
• Master Gardeners' plant sale April 21 in Stuart
• IRSC planetarium shows explore spring skies
• Stuart dog park celebrates 1st anniversary April 21
• Ground broken on Fellsmere elephant sanctuary, contractor announced
• Port St. Lucie annual luncheon and fashion show April 21
• Vero Beach, Indian River County to discuss south barrier island water service
• Eve Samples: Bullying is more than "kids being kids"
• Anthony Westbury: Trespassers on basketball court create community disharmony
• Russ Lemmon: Staunch opponent of death penalty makes exception for Gore
• Digital media lab series begins April 12 at Cummings Library
• Golden Gate residents want county to use historic building for library
• FPUA receives award for utility safety achievement
• St. Francis Manor has a Spring Fling
• Roseann Gregory Cancer Foundation winetasting is success
• Character Counts! golf tourney celebrating 10 years
• St. Lucie County offershousing workshops
• IRSC business students inducted into Sigma Beta Delta Honor Society
• Up to 1,000 customers without power this morning in central Vero Beach
• The law firm of Goldstein, Schmitt and Wade supports the arts
• Stuart Sailfish Regatta quickly approaching April 14-15
• Last art show of the season to be held Sunday, April 15
• HSCA students travel to Washington, D.C.
• Hobe Sound Christian Academy students place at FACCS competition
• Vero Beach police safely talk man off Barber Bridge
• Firefighters at scene of house fire in Hobe Sound
• Rescue engine used at World Trade Center at Indian River Mall today
• John Young: Response by some on right to Trayvon tragedy cold, soulless
• William Hanna: Loss of Pope Shenouda III opens door to learn about Coptic Church
• Paul Janensch: Only agony for radio journalist after reporting on Apple factory conditions discussed in stage show, 'The Agony and Ecstasy of Steve Jobs'
• Letter: Race-based killing? Consider this one in Sarasota last year
• Letter: We learn the verities of our lives from our mothers
• Letter: Signs that Woods' game is back; his family life remains in the rough
• Letter: Smart meters one more suspect maneuver by profit-conscious FPL
• Letter: Unbelievable that focus is turned on child victim in Sanford shooting tragedy
• Letter: Don't make Trayvon matter one about gun rights; it's about one terrible decision
• Letter: Who are the meek destined to inherit the Earth?
• Editorial: Martin County officials should solicit input, weigh issue fully before imposing fees on commercial boaters
• St. Lucie Commission approves permanent policies for renting Fenn Center, other venues
• Patteson drops out of Martin County Commission race in District 5
• Vero Beach to look into way to sell reuse water to small businesses
• City Council approves awarding contract to build hangars, operations facility at Vero Beach airport
• Vero Beach talks about leasing empty building at wastewater plant to sailing group
• Eyal Goldshmid: Where did this 'Hitman Pro' icon come from?
• New skilled care facility opens in Indian River County
• Currey sworn in as Vero Beach police chief
• Some residents in Martin, St. Lucie counties will be called to participate in evacuation survey
• Wildfire gets within 50 feet of St. Lucie County home
• Three South Fork High School students' research earns trips to international science fairs
• Love and Theft joining Owen for concert
• Vero Beach 18-year-old fires gun after confrontation with ex-girlfriend and her father
• Easter Eggstravaganza coming April 8
• Ask the Dog Trainer: Leash-walking tools help with training
• Prescribed burn planned for Savannas State Park
• School Board proclaims 'First Vote Week'
• Digest: Happy Easter! Our first-graders will be attending a field trip to the Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast....
• Digest: Fourth-graders at White City Elementary have been crunching it out in preparation for the FCAT!
• Digest: Weatherbee Elementary students are gearing up for a fantastic fourth quarter.
• Digest: The Math committee has planned a fun evening for our students April 10 from...
• Digest: April 9 – SAC Mtg. 5:30 p.m. Front Office Conference Room. PTA Bd. ...
• Digest: FCAT testing for third to fifth grades ...
• Digest: “Congratulations” to our February...
• Local church celebrates Palm Sunday: Better Late than Never!
• Digest: Reading FCAT Tutoring is Monday and Wednesday, 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Florida...
• Jupiter’s own Chase Daniels Ranked 14th fittest man in the world
• Digest: Happy Easter! There is no school...
• Digest: The last day for our ...
• Digest: Second-graders enjoyed reading stories about our Savior from our Bibles when He calmed the ...
• FAU Jupiter’s Lifelong Learning Society raises $3,000-plus for FAU scholarships and Breast Cancer Fund
• Digest: We would like to congratulate our February writing prompt winners...
• Digest: Congratulations to our...
• Digest: Congratulations to Mrs. Andrea Soffici. Mrs. Soffici has been named the Martin County School District’s ...
• No patience for slow results? Maybe you should ramp it up!
• It is a Fantasy of a cruise ship ...
• Audubon of Martin County to announce winners of 'My Favorite Bird' essay, art contest on April 7
• Downtown Stuart launches pilot outdoor dining program in historic district
• Historical Vignettes: Teen hang-outs in 1950s were Dairy Queen, mini-golf
• 2012 mARTies celebration set for May 3
• Stuart Sailfish Regatta Quickly Approaching April 14-15
• Former Bodega Blue bar will reopen as The Grove in downtown Vero Beach
• Martin Clerk of Court brings integrated records database online
• Riviera Beach woman accused of taking 6 shirts from Dillard's in Jensen Beach
• Deputies see woman with bloodied face, shirt walking on Jensen Beach sidewalk; man jailed
• Port St. Lucie man turns himself in with marijuana plants at police department
• Spend Tuesday afternoon with your ancestors at the Fort Pierce Library
• Honor Flight benefit golf tourney set for May 19 at Jensen Beach course
• Main Street boat ramp in Sebastian closed Wednesday
• Group targets West at Torrey Pines event, other fundraisers
• Police investigating death of 22-year-old Indiantown man
• Suspect takes $800 in clothing from Dillard's in Indian River County
• Registry tackles eyesore of abandoned homes
• All but 1 child out of hospital after deadly school bus crash in St. Lucie
• Digital Domain reports income in 1st full quarter
• Anthony Westbury: Two tiny ladies have huge impact on homelessness
• 4 armed robberies take place in Fort Pierce over weekend
• Elephant Center breaking ground Wednesday
• Indian River County felony arrests: April 2, 2012
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: April 2, 2012
• Hobe Sound Early Learning Center celebrates 50 years
• Early morning Hobe Sound fire at golf club extinguished
• Laurence Reisman: Readers passionate about Doonesbury, pro or con; it's clear ultrasound abortion issue, comic has them engaged
• Editorial: Investigation finds loophole in screening of owners and workers at summer camps for children
• Letter: A member of the Greatest Generation can remember when ...
• Letter: Criticize Obama? Acknowledge mess his predecessor left him
• Letter: Parents at school bus stops because Florida is not safe
• Letter: Don't vote Republican just because Rush Limbaugh told you to
• Letter: If we want trains, the American public must demand them
• Letter: Smart meters? Let me tell you from experience: I'm a big fan
• Letter: Editorial rightly targets elitist politicians
• Letter: Elected officials focusing on minor matters while ignoring truly important problems
• Letter: Controversial? Shameful? Call Doonesbury series masterful
• Letter: Detention facility at Karnes City, Texas, will increase attempts to cross our borders illegally
• Three Students Win Free iPads During Special Promotion
• Santana to start for Mets on opening day
• Mets manager likes starters
• High school tennis: Strong finish boosts St. Edward's girls as district tournament begins
• New Marlins Park ready for opening day April 4
• PHOTOS: Tragedy, heroism mark this week in the Treasure Coast Week in Pictures
• Faithful told to imitate Christ's teachings at Holy Cross Catholic Church's Palm Sunday services
• Congregation at St. Anastasia Catholic Church gets preview of upcoming Passion Play
• Beautiful morning sets off Palm Sunday services at Flagler Park in Stuart
• Things to know in Martin County this week: April 2
• Things to do in St. Lucie this week: April 2
• Things to know in Indian River County this week: April 2
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: April 2
• It's game, set, match with PAL tennis clinics
• St. Lucie County students attend science competition
• Join library friends and staff for cake April 14 during National Library Week
• RSVP volunteers contribute $2.4 million in volunteer services
• Environmental Center celebrates Earth Day with eco projects, organic farming, tours
• Florida native plants available at the ESC Earth Day event
• Locals business networking helping to bring businesses together
• Editorial: Vero Beach resident Paul 'Pete' Hegener played major role in creating the Port St. Lucie of today and tomorrow
• Editorial: Martin County's piecemeal approach to development west of Hobe Sound is fraught with dangers
• Frisky, Curly and Caroline Oujevolk: Lighten up and stop being jealous, Mr. Lemmon, educated dogs just acting naturally on Indian River County beaches
• Rich Campbell: Martin County Commission chair is no bully, but one commissioner is a whiner
• Letter: Grade teachers? An unfair approach, considering obstacles they face
• Spring weather brings out the social mood in everyone
• Letter: Sad to see Rep. West look to party playbook to respond to Trayvon tragedy
• Author tells Hemingway's life in Paris through the eyes of his wife
• Letter: Did the Indian River County Sheriff's Office have more pressing business than honoring a fallen deputy?
• Letter: Letter writer misrepresents position on Gore's execution=
• Letter: The dogs-on-the-beach controversy north of Sebastian Inlet has lit me up big time
• Letter: Sonogram requirement simply buys time for unborn child
• Letter: 'No pets' policy has lost Stuart artfest some customers: us
• Letter: Spring break at Stuart Beach: more to please eye than muscles, tans
• Letter: No lifeguard stand on Bathtub Beach? No restrooms?
• Letter: Re-electing Smith is guarantee for continuation of bad Martin County policy
• Letter: Spanish Lakes appears to have enough money to address these modest needs
• Fay Vincent: With a little help from donors, innovation, partnerships and God, leaders of less-mature private educational institutions will survive the hawks looming overhead
• Richard White: Understanding who is responsible for a utility line
• Editorial: Women of Indian River Impact 100 making an amazing difference in the community
• Coast Guard finds two scuba divers missing off South Hutchinson Island
• Single-motorcycle crash in Jensen Beach sents biker to hospital
• Pot left on stove cause of Fort Pierce apartment fire
• Russ Lemmon: Too bad transporting sand from California is cost-prohibitive
• Anthony Westbury: Stop shooting the breeze would you, FPL?
• Eve Samples: Cash is a kingmaker in politics — so where does that leave Allen West's challengers?
• Find out how local lawmakers voted this week: April 1
• Martin County government meetings: April 3-5
• Indian River County government meetings: April 2-5
• St. Lucie County government meetings: April 2-5
• Michael Goforth: Community cries in wake of tragic accident involving St. Lucie County school bus
• Astros owner Crane tours Mets spring training facility
• Three remain in hospital from St. Lucie County bus crash
• Letter: Fed up? Don't allow nation continue on present path without a fight
• Letter: I was really hoping Tiger Woods would lose
• Thumb up: Minor League Baseball returns to Holman Stadium in Vero Beach Sports Village
• John Pamer: Port St. Lucie city manager, council must do what's in taxpayers' best interests
• Thumb up: No changes to rules governing alcohol sales in downtown Stuart
• Bob Minsky: Vero Beach resident Pete Hegener was visionary of a large part of what makes Port St. Lucie great; he set building blocks of future
• Letter: Looking to the sky for answers doesn't inspire confidence in candidate Santorum
• Sarah Gosney: Ensuring babies go to full term goal of Martin County's Healthy Start Coalition, Children's Services Council
• Letter: Get to know Dees' qualifications to serve as Martin County sheriff
• Ted Gonzales: Adults also have responsibility in keeping children, teenagers safe, away from alcohol
• Joe Sanchez: A day after return of minor league baseball to Dodgertown, it's time to celebrate the life of Mr. Music, Dave Lietz, a man who changed the tune of what's heard in baseball stadi
• Letter: Pondering the massive profits, herd behavior of big oil companies
• Letter: Valliere was latecomer to discussions regarding Martin County Comprehensive Plan
• Letter: Prison ministry brings meaning to inmates' lives
• Letter: Senate passes giant land-acquisition trust fund
• Letter: Can't always blame parents for irreconcilable problems children have
• Letter: Controversial comic should be where most eyes can see it: front page
• Letter: Hmm, so now we will try victim Trayvon Martin by innuendo?
• Letter: Don't rely on critics to tell you about 'John Carter,' go see for yourself
• Letter: Get out Afghanistan, and leave Islamic countries to their own devices
• Vietnam veteran honored in ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park
• Foster steps up to helping veterans at Stand Down
• N.Y. Mets players visit Frances K. Sweet Elementary to help youngsters with cope school bus accident
• Father of boy who died in 1999 Indian River bus crash notes similarities to St. Lucie County incident
• Lion King thriving in Vero Beach after rescue from St. Lucie County animal sanctuary
• VIDEO: Ed Killer finds some little river monsters
• PHOTOS: Vietnam Veteran honored in Stuart's Memorial Park
• Some bus crash victims treated at Lawnwood's new pediatric intensive care unit
• Martin County's comp plan: Protecting the environment and quality of life for 30 years
• Treasure Coast Food Bank opens Your Plate center - nutrition outside the grocery bag
• Register now for citizens academy class
• Jo-Ann Fabric & Craft store set to open in Vero Beach April 13
• IRSC announces writer's day
• CASTLE Memory Field ends month-long journey in St. Lucie County
• Sentimental necklace stolen from Fort Pierce woman while she was gardening
• IRSC to hold information session on bachelor's programs
• Indian River code board refuses to set aside doctor's fine for cutting seagrapes
• Marine research topic of film, discussion April 12
• Project Toothbrush hopes to bring in 80,000 toothbrushes
• Regency Park to host Classic Car Show
• Bill Nelson has comfortable lead over GOP leader Connie Mack in Senate race
• Brevard man arrested in beating of Sebastian man
• Palm Beach County 1st in state to average $4 per gallon gas
• St. Lucie County camps gearing up for summer fun
• Camps offering summer fun in Indian River County
• Letter: All we can say after seeing Bennett at Sunrise is, 'Encore, encore.'
• Letter: Thank goodness Vero lifeguard, police officer were on hand at Conn Beach
• Letter: Too many negatives about the Keystone pipeline
• Letter: The power of government is assaulting religious values
• Letter: Bush tax cuts helped middle class; flat tax would help even more
• Letter: Voters who knew Doug Smith best rejected him in 2008
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Ticks bad this year, but you can fight them
• Camps gearing up to offer summer fun in Martin County
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Easter ideal for incorporating better etiquette
• Letter: Out-of-date photos, underreported matters on Trayvon Martin
• Letter: Trayvon would be getting on with rest of his life if he weren't black
• Letter: Effective methods exist to transform shelters into no-kill shelters
• Letter: Obama administration all about dividing us, and is utterly effective
• Letter: Propaganda initiative on health care law reflects poorly on church
• Letter: Company behind bumper sticker cares not how young people read it
• Port St. Lucie police officer given unpaid 3-day suspension for impaired driving incident
• Police: "Domestic issues" motive in Port St. Lucie murder-suicide
• U.S. Treasury sells its $50 million investment in Seacoast National Bank
• Local, state and federal agencies to meet on fatal school bus crash in St. Lucie
• Guardian Angels patrolling Sportsman's Park in Port St. Lucie after fatal shooting
• Veterans Spotlight: Micco veteran member of most traveled engineer unit of WW II
• Martin's interim Emergency Management head appointed as director
• Judie Rappaport: Approach Internet with caution, doctor with diplomacy when it comes to researching illnesses
• Suspended Vero Beach attorney permanently barred from practicing in Florida
• Pineapple Ave. to be closed at times due to repairs
• Indian River Shores officials enter into water and sewer contract with Vero Beach
• Public guardianship program takes flight
• Scientists create compounds that alter biological clock
• Treasure Coast clerks of court envision long processing delays if state budget cuts go through
• Rich Campbell: Column on Florida lawmakers' unwavering self-interest still touching nerve with readers
• E-books now available at Indian River County libraries
• Local students learn the elections process
• Sandhill Cove sponsors successful 'Have A Heart' dinner to benefit the 4Cs
• Stuart Causeway to remain open for Stuart Sailfish Regatta
• Letter: Watch your supermarket bill for items you didn't purchase
• Letter: Satire: Out of our way; we're Occupy, and we're going to trash someone's summer
• Letter: Gabby Taylor incident in Port St. Lucie was a mistake
• Letter: Don't feed feral cats; they're a nuisance
• Letter: Why does America get involved in all wars?
• Letter: Republicans can't get enough power, and can't say no to religious right
• Letter: Hospital charged me $514 for an unnecessary pre-op EKG
• Letter: Obama, not Bush, has led us into unsustainable debt
• Letter: Closer taxpayers look at FIND, the more they should be troubled
• Letter: Double standard on hate-crime reporting reveals mainstream media bias
• Letter: Saudi Arabia, not Afghanistan, is where 9/11 killers emanated
• Letter: Death of Trayvon Martin an opportunity to reexamine our attitudes
• Letter: Pension magic? Sorry, but a dollar is a dollar is a dollar
• Letter: Don't rush to judgment in case of Staff Sgt. Bales
• Letter: Shouldn't have to take our government to court for Social Security Disability
• Letter: Doonesbury does great service in exposing folly of atrocious law
• Letter: Inlet maintenance should be paid by boaters
• More than 1,500 pay last respects to fourth-grader killed in St. Lucie bus crash
• More than 500 trees may be trimmed, removed to avoid flight interference at Vero Beach Municipal Airport
• Dozens rally over Trayvon Martin case in Fort Pierce
• Martin County needs changes to state sales tax law to use money for future St. Lucie Inlet dredging projects
• Sebastian council decides not to assess property for additional parking
• Angels help Stuart youngsters with their schoolwork
• Six children hurt in bus crash remain at hospitals
• Young entrepreneur from Fort Pierce to given Easter baskets, fun to 100 kids
• Indian River Adult Education offering eBay workshop in May
• Russ Lemmon: As Gore's execution nears, family of victim reflects on loss, changes
• Witness remembers thinking: 'This bus isn't really gonna pull in front of truck'
• Taste of Vero Oceanside returns April 11
• Temple Beit HaYam to host Passover seder
• Child advocate volunteers sought
• DuBois Park dedication to be held March 29
• Summer camp expo coming to Treasure Coast Square
• Adams Ranch Rodeo a whoopin' good time in St. Lucie on Saturday
• Two Port St. Lucie men arrested on robbery and battery charges after alleged drug deal
• Authentic fashions to highlight Titanic Memories luncheon
• Dr. Hagood passes legacy of excellence to students
• 2 found shot dead in Port St. Lucie
• Fort Pierce mom talks about entering school bus to help wounded children
• Bus crash victims recount wreck that killed 1 boy, injured other students
• Golf outing to benefit Hobe Sound Animal Protection League
• TCCS performs Easter season concert
• Skin Serenity Spa offers fantastic Mother's Day giveaway
• Palm City Orators’ John Hockey receives CC and CL awards
• Letter: Pat Boone latest peddling fiction about Affordable Care Act
• Letter: In impact of solar plant, FPL makes mountain out of elephant's wart
• Letter: Obamacare mandate is assault on what everyone should hold dear: life
• Letter: Beware, some police tell us law apparently allows some to shoot any suspicious minority you don't like
• Editorial: Fort Pierce and St. Lucie officials need to hammer out settlement on county trash services
• Editorial: Vero Beach City Council should perform due diligence before, not after, it votes to hire a high-ranking city official
• Editorial: There's still room for improvement in way Martin County Commission uses consent agenda
• James L. Fisher: It's almost graduation day; here's what you need to know to get a job — and grooming counts
• Donald L. Gilleland: Missile defense shield is necessary to protect United States from rogue states
• Jim Mayfield: Hope to see you at benefit photo exhibit for Martin's House of Hope
• Jazz Society helps 2 young musicians toward goals with scholarships
• Letters: Woman-demeaning sexuality indignities should be turned on men
• Willi Miller: Spring just got here, but it's not too early to talk about summer camps
• Stuart Causeway to Remain Open for Stuart Sailfish Regatta
• Andrea Soffici Named 2012 School-Related Employee of the Year
• Martin County Commission could face $5.5 million decline in property tax revenue
• St. Lucie Inlet dredging project expanding
• Harmony Ranch developer spent $147,840 on application fees
• Vero Beach officials still seeking answers on key issues in latest FPL purchase proposal draft
• Boy killed in St. Lucie bus crash remembered as 'fearless,' 'artistic' and 'funny'
• IRSC gets OK to add 2 more bachelor's degree programs
• FPL volunteers demonstrate their 'Power to Care' at Vero's Abilities Resource Center
• Brush fire reported near Sebastian airport; golfers evacuated from nearby course
• Artists for a Cause holding reception March 29
• Digest: Start your day...
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• Stuart man listed as missing, endangered person
• Digest: This week there is no school on...
• Digest: Special guest speaker Kurt Wallach...
• Gifford-based forestry firefighter receives 2012 statewide service honor
• Digest: Seventh grade history students at Saint Edward’s are tracing...
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• Digest: Congratulations to Caitlyn Smith...
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• Domino's House: Polyanna
• Humane Society fundraiser at Ruby Tuesday April 17 and 18
• Golf with the Cadets
• Right in fashion: St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store luncheon is success
• Barn Theatre presents a new twist in theatre
• Learn how investing in children is helping to build a better community
• Dogs and Cats forever: Toby will keep you entertained
• Youth Directors team to help communities
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Winston wants to play
• 'Fur'ever Homes Needed: Playing the breed guessing game
• Jane Davis Doggett art exhibit opening reception a big hit at Maritime & Classic Boat Museum
• Stuart Middle School student wins state science competition
• Helping People Succeed employs administrative assistant
• Jennifer M. Trefelner: Eat oysters and help build at reef at Fort Pierce festival April 7
• Letter: Good thing George W. Bush adopted 'drill, baby, drill' philosophy
• Letter: Maybe it's time to recall a proposal from the Korean War era
• Letter: What would police have done if black man had killed white man in Sanford?
• Letter: When will Florida Department of Transportation end excess waste?
• Letter: 'Fair and balanced' describes why Fox News is ratings leader
• Editorial: Missteps by Florida lawmakers may jeopardize elections for congressional seats
• Stuart Sailfish Regatta Vendor and Sponsor Opportunities Ends April 6th
• Harmony Ranch plan withdrawal creates speculation about future of Hobe Grove
• Former St. Lucie County Humane Society veterinary technician files wrongful termination suit
• Packed house cheers Vero Beach High School's Red,White and Blue Concert | Photo Gallery
• Intruder assaults woman at Spanish Lakes Golf Village in Port St. Lucie, police say
• Russ Lemmon: In loving memory of her husband, woman finds 'perfect spot' for birdhouse | Photo Gallery
• Woodcarvers build works of art, lasting friendships at weekly class in Jensen Beach
• David Gore's lawyers file death row appeal with Florida Supreme Court
• Molly’s House 3rd annual “Prêt à Manger” small plate event set
• Port St. Lucie man accused of stealing TVs from BJ's store in Jensen Beach
• Humane Society: Wiggles
• Ophthalmologist published in medical journal
• One dead; at least 15 injured during crash between school bus, semi in St. Lucie County | Photo gallery, Videos
• Seacoast National Bank helps Girl Scout Troop achieve financial badge
• St. Lucie Mets planning Kicks 4 Kids to benefit Boys & Girls Club of St. Lucie County
• Main Street Vero Beach to present Hibiscus Festival 2012
• Think of Treasure Coast Food Bank before heading north for summer
• Florida Eye Institute: curing cancer one cell phone at a time
• Crary Buchanan attorneys support fundraiser to bring Vietnam Traveling Wall
• Loblolly to host Chamber Golf Tournament
• Fort Pierce Central proudly presents 'Grease'
• PHOTOS: Race for Research Coast half marathon a hit for local runners
• Dale Glading: Wheeler's retirement puts public interest before his own
• PHOTOS & VIDEO: The Value Meal Killah performs at Wingfest in Port St. Lucie
• Sign up now for Children's Emergency Resources golf tournament at Evergreen Club
• KidSafe Foundation co-founder wins Jefferson Award
• "Concert for World Peace" set for March 30 in Vero Beach
• Restaurant Critic Review: La Bodeguita in Vero Beach is "fabuloso"
• Letter: Is a billing mistake to Medicare an error or fraud?
• Editorial: Florida officials should fix Medicaid billing problems instead of dumping financial burden on counties
• Letter: Wherever it runs in paper, keep 'Doonesbury' for Treasure Coast readers
• Letter: Irony and double standard in Bales, Hasan incidents
• Letter: Doonesbury depicts nosy religious, government agents at work
• Letter: Thanking my lucky stars that abortion was illegal in 1964
• Letter: Oh, deliver us from busybodies, grouches in our co-op
• Letter: Loss of civility, respect for authority? Don't blame young generations
• Letter: Without the personal mandate, universal health care won't work
• Edward White: Who will win the White House on Nov. 6? Barack Obama, especially if RepubliCANTS continue to shoot themselves in the feet focusing on social issues
• Timothy Benson: Who will win the White House on Nov. 6? Mitt Romney, if he targets incumbent in three key areas
• Seacoast National Bank helps Girl Scout Troop achieve Financial Badge
• Make Waves as a Sponsor of the Stuart Sailfish Regatta!
• Molly’s House 3rd Annual “Prêt à Manger” Small Plate Event Set for May 14th
• Megan McChrystal of Stuart earns her first pro golf victory
• Tiger wins at Bay Hill to end long victory drought
• Port St. Lucie man claims he'll be first to kayak from Florida to Bahamas — if he makes it
• Planning your paddle to the Bahamas
• With reduced foreclosed properties on market, it takes a lot of patience, scrutiny to buy
• Few on Treasure Coast receive money from state construction recovery fund
• Small plane bound for Fort Pierce goes down in Bahamas
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: March 26
• Things to know in Martin County this week: March 26
• PHOTOS: Learning, reading, playing and praying - all in Treasure Coast Week in Pictures
• Monday chat: It's never to late to start getting healthy
• Florida Indian Hobbyist Association's annual Pow Wow keeps native American tradition alive
• Things to know in Indian River County this week: March 26
• Make waves as a sponsor of the Stuart Sailfish Regatta
• Tom McNicholas named 2011 Leader of the Year
• Kayaking up a lazy river
• Tickets on sale now for Stuart Sailfish Regatta
• Paul Janensch: With historic Obamacare arguments slated to begin Monday, U.S. Supreme Court should lift ban on cameras
• Fay Vincent: If federal prosecutors can fudge case against former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens, why can't they frame anyone of their choosing? After all, they're still employed
• Letter: Voters who compare Jordan's, Lowther's qualifications will choose latter
• Letter: Mutual resolve would prevent any nation from using nuclear weapons
• Letter: Government should have no power to force people to violate religious beliefs
• Letter: Doonesbury offers needed perspective amid oppressive laws against women
• Editorial: Discussion by Florida lawmakers on insurance premiums illustrates government at its worst
• Letter: Seeing best of human interaction with loving seniors at Mariner Sands
• Letter: Sonogram requirement good law; Doonesbury bad strip
• Letter: Ah, so gas prices rise, and government intervention is solution?
• Letter: Powerful religious right won't have truth-teller like Trudeau in newspapers
• Letter: Shooting of Trayvon Martin comes down to one word: fear
• Rich Campbell: History set to repeat itself in Martin County Commission race
• Letter: Much spent on Port St. Lucie storm-water system, little on culverts
• It's time to bring the delights of spring indoors with a little creativity
• Mets Notebook: Collins still has holes to fill
• Cardinals Notebook: Players can relate to Coach McGwire
• McChrystal shoots to top in Symetra Tour event
• Russ Lemmon: FPL's 'smart meter' facing more resistance locally than anywhere in state
• Eve Samples: Teacher morale plummets, thanks to new evaluations
• Police investigating altercation at Torrey Pines Race for Research 5K
• Find out how local lawmakers voted this week: March 24
• Indian River County courthouse news: March 25
• Letter: It's time to rethink Florida's gill-net ban to boost economy, quality of fish
• Letter: Why should Jupiter residents pay for upgrading commercial area?
• Letter: Media did what it could to ruin Herman Cain's reputation
• Letter: How to make Daylight Saving Time perfectly fair to everyone
• Letter: Cost should be no object in seeing Gore gets just deserts: death
• Letter: Ask immigrant; find completely different motivations for here legally, illegally
• Letter: Lawmakers leave potential hurricane victims in lurch
• Thumb down: Top tornado state in the nation is not what most would likely believe
• Letter: Spring is best opportunity to out and experience Florida state parks
• Thumb up: St. Lucie County government draws national praise for the transparency of its website
• Letter: Our people in Congress need to support withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: 2012 Legislature missed many key opportunities to reform programs, cut spending
• Letter: Vero Beach should warn job applicants they'll never live down past troubles
• Thumb up: Indian River County expects to boost recycling revenues
• Thumb down: Please, no more delays in improvement project on East Ocean Boulevard in Stuart
• Letter: Restricting abortion about politics, not lives
• Letter: Sonogram gives woman one good look at life she would end with abortion
• Letter: Congressmen who focus on their own agendas should be booted out
• Letter: Elect those who support term limits, and take control of local, U.S. government
• Letter: A parable: God must wonder who was paying attention to Jesus' sermons
• Extended Day 25th Anniversary Celebration
• Vice President Biden discusses Florida, health care and Trayvon Martin
• Sen. Nelson details efforts to restore St. Lucie River oyster reefs during ceremony in Stuart | Photo Gallery
• Indian River deputies seeking man who crashed stolen vehicle on State Road 60
• Indian River school board to vote on a new attorney contract with $22,000 monthly retainer
• Floresta Elementary School students learn the benefits of citrus
• State, county officials watching Seminole County ordinance shutting down Internet cafes
• Tom McNicholas named 2011 Leader of the Year by Economic Council of Martin County
• Students enjoy making fair booths about St. Lucie County history
• Westwood High School academic team advances to national competition
• Downtown Stuart businesses alerted after shoplifter swipes several pairs of sunglasses
• Martin County felony arrests: March 23, 2012
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: March 23, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrests: March 23, 2012
• Mariposa Elementary School fosters young authors
• Harmony DRI decides to withdraw proposal to build in Martin County
• Dan McCarty students and staff compete in 'Hunger Games' contest
• Vero Beach High School's annual Red,White and Blue Concert is this weekend
• St. Lucie student to address opening ceremonies for State Science and Engineering Fair
• Vero Beach man charged in October assault of woman that occurred in front of her children
• Centennial High Medical Academy students learn hands-on at Martin Health Systems
• PHOTOS: 20 reader snapshots from the Treasure Coast you can't miss!
• PHOTOS: Gifford rally protests handling of Trayvon Martin case in Sanford
• New iPhone already planned?
• Indian River County schools use state recognition money for bonuses
• Jim Mayfield: Lyric Film Society kicks off art film series April 10
• Keshya Williams: Rules for tattoos in military relaxed over years
• Letter: Selective outrage, apologies when Islamic anger is vented overseas
• Letter: Petition would help those who have Parkinson's disease
• Letter: A floating boathouse would be a winning solution in Vero Beach
• Letter: Are computers really important for school-age children?
• Letter: Who in Vero Beach vetted the search firm HR Dynamics?
• Letter: Are the Occupy protesters merely professional protesters?
• Letter: Only a 'small' sacrifice needed for U.S. to become a decent society
• Letter: Let's back the right candidate, Mitt Romney
• Letter: 'War on women' is lovely diversion from Democrats' overriding goals
• Letters: Politicians are getting more and more distant from average people
• Letter: Septic systems at root of Indian River Lagoon's problems; what is Indian River County doing about them?
• Letter: Estimated utility billings would make smart meters unnecessary
• Letter: Children in the streets so thin their clothes are falling off them
• Letter: Republican Women for Obama? Only if they support socialism
• South Fork High School Students to Take Part in 'Mock Car Crash' to Promote Prom Safety
• Tickets On Sale Now for Stuart Sailfish Regatta
• Some 2,000 in two events to run, walk Saturday through Tradition
• Fort Pierce residents may avoid paying at landfill to dump toxic trash
• Missing Montana teacher's body found; former Sebastian man linked to her abduction
• February single-family home sales up in Martin, St. Lucie counties but down in Indian River County
• Stuart VFW will revise rebuild plan to better meet Veterans' Day reopening
• Builder announces bid for Indian River County Commission seat
• Indian River residents encouraged to report minor crimes on Sheriff's Office website
• Taxpayers will foot bill as Indian River Shores officials drop expected return on pension fund
• South Fork assistant principal files complaint against Gaylord with state ethics commission
• Treasure Coast stars in season opener of 'River Monsters' television show
• Ex St. Lucie facilities chief doesn't have to repay unemployment benefits to state
• Martin County High's OPUS choral group wins awards at music festival
• FAU Update: Tunnel-boring project gives geomatics engineering students a real-world look at their area of study
• Judie Rappaport: Confusion about doctor's explanations, directions is widespread, dangerous problem
• Port St. Lucie police searching for missing 56-year-old man
• Vero Beach, looking for savings, might reduce rank, pay of some on police force
• Historical memories from past PGA golf champ, Dow Finsterwald
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: March 22, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrests: March 22, 2012
• PHOTOS: Vero Beach girls lacrosse falls to top national team from Maryland
• PSL Sunset Rotarians attend Ak’ Tenamit 20th anniversary celebration
• Restaurant Critic Review: Waiter's advice delivers delicious entree
• Florida Veterinary League celebrates 15 years
• Restaurant Critic Review: Tickle your palate with eclectic wines, tasty tapas
• Interfaith celebration hosts symbolic Seder meal
• Enjoy Joe Craven Trio in concert March 27
• PHOTOS: Lending a hand to Habitat for Humanity of Martin County
• What A weekend: Indian River County Events: March 23-25
• What A Weekend: Martin County Events: March 23-25
• What A Weekend: St. Lucie County Events: March 23-25
• Hillary Copsey: Port St. Lucie Community band conductor to pass the baton after March 29 performance
• Letter: Real deficit numbers don't support claims by Democrats
• Letter: Even small steps to save water are worth doing
• Letter: Is this a smear campaign against Martin schools Superintendent Kline? It's up to you to decide
• Letter: Security needs to be stronger at Sportsman's Park
• Letter: Firing Port St. Lucie city manager cost the city a pretty penny
• Letter: Apology for Limbaugh? Will Democrats apologize for actions of Maher, Letterman?
• Letter: Obama's health plan assails most fundamental of rights: religious freedom
• Letter: Negron is kind of state senator who makes me feel I'm being represented
• Letter: Limbaugh apologized; so should abominable Maher and ally Obama
• Art Blossoms at Molly’s Gallery in April
• Indian River elections office tapped for pilot project
• Hall of Fame basketball coach's impact still felt in Martin County
• Martin County Children's Services Council prepares for new facility grand opening
• $24 million Embraer engineering center coming to Melbourne airport
• Massachusetts baseball players visit Moore Elementary students in Fort Pierce
• Grant would allow Port St. Lucie to hire 10 military veterans for police force
• Gore's attorneys file appeal with state Supreme Court
• Pest control companies concerned about Vero Beach stopping reuse water access; county plant may be option
• House of Hope opens new branch in Indiantown
• Piper division receives parts contract
• Martin, Sebastian hospitals ranked among top facilities in the country
• Eve Samples: Shelter for homeless women and children helps nurture independence
• Port St. Lucie to get $1.1 million for needed connector road if state money survives veto pen
• Trial continued for Brevard County teen accused of shooting at deputy
• Going Home: Sampson finds a forever home, thanks to perfect timing
• Speaking to inmate brought pleasant surprise
• Charity Shoot to target support for students
• Vero Beach woman wins $500,000 with scratch-off ticket
• Emergency Food and Shelter Program funds available
• Kanner Hwy. traffic shifted to west side during road widening
• PHOTOS: The weather is warm and so are Treasure Coast home sales for March
• Port St. Lucie house fire late Tuesday displaces mother, sons
• Port St. Lucie woman needs help getting product to Walmart's shelves
• Palm City church partners with new low-cost food ministry to fill void left by Angel Food
• House of Hope opens new branch in Indiantown | Video
• Cecelia De Filippis joins Habitat as director of donor relations
• Florida Oceanographic hosting Marine & Environmental Art Show
• Woodruff’s dream coming true after accidental death
• Port St. Lucie's Holy Family Catholic Church marks 25th Anniversary
• Letter: Safe, fun, environment-friendly, Stuart regatta most welcome in its return
• Letter: Amazing how columnist Ambrose turns Limbaugh's disgrace into attack on Obama
• Letter: Who will come to U.S. fiscal rescue like Germany did for Greece?
• Letter: Revival of Stuart regatta great thing; too bad stick-in-mud set doesn't want it
• Letter: Wondering when Indian River County Administrator Baird will pay for actions
• Letter: Pesticides, defoliates greatest threat to life in Indian River Lagoon
• Letter: Tornado comes huffing, puffing toward houses of sticks and straw
• Letter: Baird's disgraceful behavior should result in his dismissal
• Letter: Uneasy comparison between Treasure Coast school bus stop and one in Maine
• Letter: For all critics' carping Obama still leads in polls
• Letter: We need reality-based energy policy, not pie in sky
• Crystal Lake Elementary To Welcome Author With Anti-Bullying Message
• Indian River commissioners agreed to use impact fees on staff design time for shooting range
• Vero Beach man, 78, assaulted, robbed near old courthouse, police say
• Vero Beach Council approves 6-month extension of letter of intent with FPL
• Visit five private Vero Beach gardens March 31
• Vero Beach's Piper Aircraft celebrates its 75th anniversary with a series of special events
• Dan McCarty High's last graduating class shows it still has school spirit
• Port St. Lucie Police recover gun thought connected to Sportsman Park shooting
• Former MCHS student returns for conducting début
• Hunter safety course coming on March 25
• Agency on Aging directors to meet March 27
• HarborChase of Vero Beach to host dining to make a difference benefit
• Local music artist continues to shine
• E. Ocean Blvd. improvements nearing completion
• Keep Martin Beautiful plans to make extreme difference in Indiantown,
• Becker Trading continues legacy of support for Children's Home Society
• General certifications standards training, testing for agricultural pesticide applications
• Tent sale to benefit Children's Home Society
• Fish Earth Day by hooking kids on fishing
• Fish Earth Day by hooking kids on fishing
• Folds of Honor recipients to throw out first pitch March 24
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Shadow
• Fire destroys shed, vehicles near 66th Avenue
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Emily
• Spring into the River Center this March
• Domino's House: Inkie
• Don't miss the Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Jupiter Community Center on April 7
• Ruffle some feathers in Port St. Lucie: Help choose the tastiest finger lickin' treats at Saturday's Wing Fest
• Jupiter Christian plans Reed Golf Tournament
• Johnson’s health vital to Marlins success
• Martin sheriff's chaplain, volunteers learn lesson of humility while helping Indiana tornado victims
• Stuart hotel earns high honors from Marriott International
• Rotary sponsors junior author program
• Art Associates of Martin County donate food to House of Hope
• Editorial: Death of Fort Pierce youth and grand jury conclusions outrageous
• Letter: Floridians save 30 percent on insurance; state can earn billions, too
• Letter: Letters opposing Obama are far off the mark
• Letter: Campaign against 'Wings of Joy' just another kind of bullying
• Letter: Writers cite numbers selectively to make a point
• Letter: Republican voter suppression is trademark of viciousness
• Letter: False allegation about conflict of interest of Port St. Lucie council member doesn't seem to age
• An Evening of Excellence
• Port St. Lucie Councilman Kelly announces he will not seek fifth term
• Fort Pierce Commission agrees on Marina Square boundaries
• Stuart's Sailfish Regatta will proceed despite Central Florida weekend deaths
• Eve Samples: Fees on tap for businesses launching boats from Martin County parks
• Russ Lemmon: County questions GoLine's stated reason for moving bus stop
• FPL formally requests increase in base rates for 2013
• Jensen Beach inventor hopes cooler is hot in Wal-Mart contest
• 'Poetic Simplicity' compilation of 16 poems by Port St. Lucie author
• Review: Vero Beach Theatre Guild's staging of 'Titanic' musical does justice grand tragedy
• Ask the Dog trainer-puppy yappy hour
• Bombs away in Port St. Lucie
• Two locals inducted into Florida Artists Hall of Fame
• There's nothing small about numbers of small dogs appearing at area shelters
• Zoo plans ice cream social on May 27
• Debbie Goss achieves Medical Coding Certification
• Tickets on sale now for 2013 Celebrated Speakers Series
• Brevard Zoo seeks businesses to sponsor Summer Saturday Nights
• Orchid Island Chorus entertains residents of The Place
• Buddhist teacher to speak at Emerson Center event
• Area mayors serve Meals on Wheels
• Vendors wanted for Stuart Sailfish Regatta
• Helping People Succeed Foundation hosts Taste of Success International Wine Tasting
• All American Soap Box Derby returns to Jensen Beach after 10-year hiatus
• Coast Guard rescues 8 adults, child in separate boating incidents before noon Sunday
• Water test safe after Thursday line break in northern Palm Beach County
• Letter: A few questions arise on our trips to Okeechobee
• Letter: Catholics rely on the unchanging teaching of Church doctrine
• Letter: For huge musical acts, amazingly intimate performances at Sunrise Theatre
• Editorial: Rep. Mayfield spearheads successful effort to curb frivolous landscaping projects by Florida Department of Transportation
• Letter: FEC trains should be able to do crew swaps again in Gifford
• Letter: Honor our soldiers, not a lost singer, Whitney Houston
• Letter: Rush apologized for remark; now let Maher, Obama apologize
• Letter: Muting 'Doonesbury' comes across as editors choosing side in political debate
• Letter: Veterans Administration can't satisfy everyone, but a veteran I know is VIP in its care
• Letter: Best way to deal with school bullies is to throw book at their parents
• Letter: Obama singing the blues is very appropriate
• Letter: Republican Party negative attitudes are extremely off-putting
• Letter: Obama's decision to stop construction of Canadian pipeline a bad mistake
• Letter: Final aggravation for atheists will be meeting with their maker
• Letter: What exactly must we be protected from in Doonesbury series?
• Stuart City Commissioner and Redeem the Shadows Board Member Troy McDonald Donates Office Space to Redeem The Shadows
• FLDOE Releases Annual Staffing Analysis
• Port St. Lucie High School dancers to perform to Broadway songs in shows March 30-April 1
• Music reading workshop offered in April by Vero Beach Choral Society
• Signs of spring take wing throughout Treasure Coast
• Young hosts of new Treasure Coast radio talk show take on cyber bullying, violence
• Haridopolos regime draws mixed reviews even among own GOP peers
• Kim Rody is back, creating drama on canvas
• Soap box derby set for April 21 in Jensen Beach
• Haridopolos' attempts to strong arm state Senate don't pan out
• Monday Chat: Heathcote's head gardener shares her best tips for healthy plants
• 82-year-old Indiantown native is proud to be a Cracker Cowgirl | Photo Gallery
• Treasure Coast Humane Societies use innovative marketing, adoption programs to offset financial challenges
• Letter: Gore case demonstrates one key problem with death penalty
• Letter: Insults from the likes of these guys are a compliment
• Editorial: Public must be given a voice in establishing goals for the Port of Fort Pierce
• Editorial: Consolidation of fleet maintenance operations is topic worthy of discussion by governments in Martin County
• Anthony Westbury: County plan could trash Fort Pierce residents' wallets, environment
• Editorial: In wake of MacWilliam Park controversy, Vero Beach officials need to craft comprehensive plan for future use of city's open public space
• Michele Kane Cummings: Funding for program that helps needy with legal expenses drying up; help needed from state of Florida
• Fay Vincent: Whatever happened to basic values and social graces, including respect? Can you imagine a world completely without them?
• Richard White: Meet your neighbors to encourage participation on board
• Letter: Why did officer wait so long to pull official over?
• Letter: Unions' time will return along with better days for workers
• Letter: What explains absurdly high price of flounder on Treasure Coast?
• Letter: The GOP's big tent is hosting way too many debates
• Letter: Stuart needs more signs to advise drivers which lane to choose
• Letter: From toilets and shower heads to electric bulbs and now drones
• Letter: Is the president too busy campaigning to visit tornado-stricken areas?
• Letter: Taking an extra 15 minutes can make driving more pleasurable
• Letter: To protect the Indian River Lagoon, teach children to love and respect it
• Photo: 4-H livestock auction held at Indian River County Fair
• Remember When: South Korea held its first election
• 'Roosevelt' shares history to crowds at Pelican Island Wildlife Festival
• Green was color of the day at Fort Pierce St. Patrick's Day Fest
• Enthusiasts amazed by displays at Vero Beach's Aviation Day
• Eve Samples: Major spill at FPL solar plant gets glossed over
• Russ Lemmon: Too bad Baird couldn't take high road in dispute with deputy
• Fort Pierce man accused of using shotgun to steal wallet, jewelry
• IRMC registered nurses picket over stalled contract talks
• Michael Goforth: Volunteers leading education effort to stop child abuse and neglect on Treasure Coast
• Letter: Taylor story gets big play; what about Judge Nelson's incident?
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Trailing blooms of porcelain flower are show stopping
• Thumb up: Westwood High School team headed to National Ocean Sciences Bowl in Baltimore
• Thumb down: Florida lawmakers fail to pass bill banning texting while driving
• Letter: Claim that Obama is 'pro-life' contradicts everything he stands for
• Thumb up: Martin County Sheriff's Office employees aid tornado victims in southern Indiana
• Letter: Sex and the use of drugs and religion
• Letter: Voters should research U.N. Agenda 21 carefully before going to the polls
• Letter: Let's ask right questions regarding religious freedom issues
• Letter: Construction of homes does not always lead to additional jobs
• Letter: Not everything bad that happens is punishment from God
• Letter: No whining, just joyful living, for these disabled Floridians
• Letter: Limbaugh's bullying is cowardice
• Letter: With felon recidivism, Florida needs Bridges of America program
• Letter: Politics, not science, behind claims of abortion-breast cancer link
• Letter: Despite vicious slurs, Obamas dignify White House with their presence
• Letter: Auto-insurance bill is more anti-consumer than anti-fraud
• Letter: Claim of a link between abortion and breast cancer risk is disinformation
• Thumb up: Democracy Days hopes to get more young people taking an interest and voting in elections
• Thumb up: Indian River State College breezes to another national title in unprecedented string of titles
• Kona Beach Cafe owner recounts his shark encounter while surfing off Jensen Beach
• Port St. Lucie's new acting city manager says he's learned from predecessors
• Solid performances are in the cards for Riverside Theatre's 'Gin Game'
• Treasure Coast enrollment, staffing numbers give insight to school district operations
• Port St. Lucie police investigation into fatal shooting could take weeks
• Little League officials want more police at Port St. Lucie park where man shot dead
• Atlantic Classical Orchestra to present final concert of 2012 season
• Seacoast National Bank sponsors South Fork’s Youth in Government
• Family Fun Day at Cowboys to benefit St. Lucie 4-H March 25
• Seacoast, Proctor Crook Crowder and Fogal sponsor planned giving seminar
• United for Families exceeds fundraising, attendance goals with Le Bal Masque event
• Palm City Animal Medical Center adds veterinary specialist, consultant
• 2 hospitalized after multicar accident on I-95 in St. Lucie County
• Indian River County government meetings: March 19-23
• Martin County government meetings: March 19-22
• St. Lucie County government meetings: March 19-23
• Engagement: Tiffany Durno and Jared Nardontonia
• Wedding: Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Dewson
• Wedding: Thais Howard and John Larsen
• Engagement: Tabitha Hayes and Scott Childs
• FAU to build 614-bed dorm as it plans for expansion
• Control caterpillars that attack Gerbera daisies with low-toxicity sprays
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Explore the beauty of sustainable landscape design
• Letter: Conservatives seem so certain, but what they do is a mass of confusion
• Letter: Oil from tar sands exceedingly difficult to handle
• Letter: Same old song and dance for Harmony development, with same ruination to come
• Letter: Better designs would make parking lots safer
• Letter: Florida Sen. Evelyn Lynn made $119,000 in 2010 and could not afford a $42-a-month increase for her health care? You kidding me?
• Letter: One more 'Impeach Obama' diatribe full of empty calories
• Letter: Can't believe my ears; talk about another preemptive war?
• Letter: Alcohol-monitoring device could have a deterrent effect
• Letter: Supporters of green space stood tall, and Vero Beach City Council listened
• Letter: Government persecution of those who disagree destroys freedoms
• Letter: Crucial for Florida seniors to give feedback on Medicare via surveys
• Letter: Aghast at apathy, lack of information by voting-age Americans
• Editorial: Indian River and Vero Beach officials must try harder to reach agreement on regional water and sewer system
• Editorial: Participation critical for public design workshop on South Causeway in Fort Pierce
• Letter: Gov. Christie bullied the wrong person when he took on a Navy SEAL
• Letter: From Washington to Tallahassee, government loses touch with needs at home
• Letter: Using lies to foster more pro-war hysteria, this time against Iran
• Seacoast National Bank and Proctor Crook Crowder and Fogal sponsor planned giving seminar for non-profit leaders
• Seacoast National Bank sponsors South Fork’s Youth in Government
• Vendors Wanted for Stuart Sailfish Regatta
• Teen charged, person of interest in custody in Vero Beach case of decomposing body
• Johnny D's Market & Bistro a welcome addition on Orchid Island
• U.S. Treasury to auction off preferred stock in Stuart-based Seacoast Banking Corp.
• Family atmosphere draws food vendors and patrons to Indian River Firefighters' Fair
• It's All Business at the Jupiter Light Luau!
• St. Lucie County Fair logs 2nd-best year for attendance
• Technicality forces House to convene session that cost thousands of dollars, lasted 11 minutes
• Man receives multiple shark bites at Jensen Public Beach
• Workforce Solutions No. 1 in state for February at finding jobs for people
• County selected to participate in pilot program
• Vero Beach man charged with DUI manslaughter in 2009 incident
• Ladies Nine Hole Golf Association support Indian River Medical Center
• What's Redhot & Blue? A cappella singing group on MCTV
• Help kick off oyster restoration on March 23
• Report: Florida panther depredations doubled
• Jimenez files for re-election to Indian River County School Board
• Indian River County felony arrests: March 15, 2012
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: March 15, 2012
• Dog park improvements ready to begin in Sebastian
• IRCHS students excel in statewide Chinese competition
• Man dead after Wednesday night shooting at Sportsman's Park in Port St. Lucie
• It's time for the pow wow
• Martin County's Ricou Browning played the 'Creature from the Black Lagoon'
• How African pastor came to intern at Sebastian church began with chance encounter 35 years ago
• Letter: Misplaced leniency for suspected drunken driving can lead to greater tragedy
• Letter: Why do white attorneys get breaks for alleged drunken driving, while blacks get punished?
• Letter: Port St. Lucie officials' decisions could entail expensive litigation
• Letter: Port St. Lucie council politics plays out in handling of Taylor incident
• Letter: Fund-raiser may need better telephone skills
• Letter: Lakes at Point West was right to seek to evict 97-year-old smoker
• Letter: I'm wondering whether columnist is as wrong about Limbaugh as he is about Beck
• Letter: Millions spent just to 'play ball'? Not the baseball of my youth
• Letter: Florida DOT needs a watchdog to keep it from wasting money
• Letter: 'Speedways' on south Florida roads never seem to end
• Letter: Vero Beach learns the hard way: Search firms should do background checks early in hiring process
• Letter: Apologizing to extremists is a means to cooperation
• Letter: If rowing club had waved enough green, it would have its park land
• Letter: Changing your clocks means it's time to change your batteries
• Letter: Illegal acts should disqualify Vero Beach city attorney candidate
• Letter: Penn State's Paterno a coach, not a judge
• Firefighters contain blaze at Martin County landfill
• Restaurant Critic Review: Food gets you nostalgic at Vero's Lemon Tree
• Pelican Island Audubon Society has revived its community center plan
• Restaurant Critic Review: Lunch at West End Grill always satisfies
• Long-awaited Tradition hospital to boost biotech hub | Video
• Matthew Sims selected for USMA West Point
• First Baptist Jensen to present Easter sunrise service at new Riverside Amphiteater
• Eve Samples: 'Extreme' water park is going to extreme lengths to draw support
• What a weekend: Indian River County events: March 16-18
• Kane Center to host 'The Jazz Speakeasy Musical Murder Mystery'
• What A Weekend: St. Lucie County Events: March 16-18
• Martin County Taxpayers Association launches new website
• Enjoy the outdoors and help a nonprofit
• Molly’s House Angel Run wins big
• What A Weekend: Martin County Events: March 16-18
• St. Patrick's Day parade and day-long event scheduled Saturday
• Sailing: 141 sailors compete in Florida State Championship Regatta
• Bob Newhart, taking Sunrise stage March 20, needn't worry about bombing after 52 years as comedian
• Russ Lemmon: A tip of the hat to the 41 charter members of Club 30
• Exhibition game to benefit United Way
• Harbor Branch Oceanographic Foundation elects new board member, officers
• Thousands gather for Brevard deputy Pill's funeral in Melbourne
• There are many sources to help you start a vegetable garden
• Letter: Woman who says Kline cheated couldn't have more credibility
• Editorial: Florida Association of District School Superintendents should be forthcoming about guidelines for certification exams
• Editorial: Spike in tax return check fraud cases cautionary tale for Treasure Coast residents, challenge for IRS
• Letter: Bones of contention to be found in the newspaper
• Letter: Planners know what they're doing with trees in flood-control area
• Letter: Word choice often determines debate outcome
• Letter: Three suggestions for two-wheelers menacing walkers on pedestrian paths
• Letter: Are Obama and our military leaders afraid of Muslim reprisals?
• Letter: Would it be fair if Obama had 10 times more money to spend on presidential advertising than Republicans?
• Letter: Don't allow perceived threats to lead to an unprovoked attack against Iran
• Letter: Abuse of 'freedom of religion' may lead to dangerous consequences
• Letter: Powerboat racing not right for Martin County
• Letter: Divisive and scheming president will stop to nothing to stay in power
• Letter: Natural gas in our tanks would (horrors) make driving much less costly
• Raymond Edmondson Jr.: No way that 401(k) accounts are secure retirement accounts; public employees should not have to suffer with them — everyone should have a pension
• Wendy N. Powell: National Labor Relations Board going overboard with efforts to change rules to make it easier to recruit union members
• Ray McNulty: FSU embraces ACC basketball tradition
• Career Academy Students Win Big in Skills USA Regional Competitions
• Molly’s House Angel Run Wins Big!
• Anita Wacha, lifelong Martin County resident and member of pioneer family, dies at 84
• Judge sentences four men in Vero Beach robbery and murder case
• Judge turns down request by Gore's attorneys for hearing
• Two Treasure Coast men accused of using illegal gill net
• Stuart man faces felony charges in porn case
• Five St. Lucie County teachers earn grants from FPL
• In other Martin County Commission business
• Seven years later, $33 million clean water project in St. Lucie County sits unused
• St. Patrick's Day party planned
• AFP Treasure Coast announces 2012 webinar schedule
• Local teens collect record debris during Keep Martin Beautiful makeover in Indiantown
• Cooking keeps memories alive
• Secret Gardens tour kick-off gala held at Sandhill Cove Retirement Living
• Indian River County Administrator Joe Baird, deputy get into heated argument following busted gate incident
• Holocaust Survivor Cookbooks author to speak at Chabad Jewish Center
• Capacity crowd hears more about care and feeding plans for National Elephant Center in Fellsmere
• Sailfish Splash Waterpark season pass sales approaching 8,000; Martin County concerned about crowding at opening
• Parents of Fort Pierce teen to sue over son's death at juvenile center
• Treasure Coast unemployment drops for fifth consecutive month
• Port St. Lucie murder victim's mom weighs in on death penalty recommendation
• Mulligan's Beach House to host St. Patrick's Day party
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Roxanne
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Nelson
• Humane Society: Piano
• Humane Society: Piper
• Dogs and Cats Forever: Mrs. Dash
• Dogs & Cats Forever Kitty Galore
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100th anniversary
• For $10M, the Max Planck research lab in Jupiter could bear your name
• Letter: Hobe Hills neighbors joining to fight crime; what about you?
• Letter: Some injured drivers could lose medical coverage under insurance bill
• Letter: Problems with addiction? Marijuana among least of those problems
• Letter: Who's hiding the coffins of our dead heroes?
• Letter: Rowing club issue shows too few have too much power in Indian River County
• Letter: Tree-trimmer trucks should not be allowed to block driveways
• Letter: Why are the media so eager to criticize the Transportation Security Administration?
• Letter: As with Grant fest, Fort Pierce volunteers will be key to Oyster Festival's success
• Letter: Port St. Lucie grandparent saved from scam by Winn Dixie clerk
• Letter: Pitiful response from Nancy Kline regarding alleged cheating
• Thank You For Making Music In Our Schools A Success!
• Winter came and went like a lamb on Treasure Coast; spring expected to be much the same
• Two women charged with burglarizing cars in Jensen Beach neighborhood
• Indian River tax collector finds campaign funds outside the county
• Alizarin Crimson Studio supports Humane Society with 'Paint Off'
• Accounting office of Lyssa Phifer, CPA, opened recently
• Poster contest highlights dangers of underage drinking
• Vero Beach man released from hospital after crash in which wife died
• Stuart Elks ballroom dance program offered Thursday nights
• Stuart Rotary Club becomes more informed about the Rivers Coalition
• 'Life Unscripted' is a poem acknowledging the great gift that is life
• Eve Samples: 40 state lawmakers will pay more for health insurance, 120 won't — it's all part of the Tallahassee shell game
• Charlotte Terry and Roger O’Brien take grand prize at 'Dancing with Vero’s Stars'
• Bill dies this session, but Port St. Lucie woman vows to keep fighting for measure that targets arrested sex offenders
• You can dance the night away at 'Dancing Under the Stars'
• Man struck by train released from hospital
• Mets' bullpen catcher Langill charged with DUI in St. Lucie County
• Anthony Westbury: Congratulations, silo-busters are at work
• Tour of Homes offers peek into five unique Vero Beach homes
• Shhhh ... Secret Gardens Tour coming to Martin County soon
• Jennifer Trefelner: Get your green on at plenty of St. Patrick's Day activities
• Festival planned in River Park
• Annual Keep Port St. Lucie Beautiful event a clean sweep success
• New charter school coming to Port St. Lucie
• There's lots of fshing action around the Treasure Coast
• Controversy surrounds Bubble House in Hobe Sound's Zeus Park
• Former Tarzan actor raises nearly $7,000 to put wild cats back in Loxahatchee home
• Health experts, scientists say 'universal flu shot' may be just 5 years away
• John Young: In addition to Sandra Fluke, president should have called, thanked Rush Limbaugh for making Republicans look ridiculous
• Editorial: Make public schools in Florida accountable, but do so in a way that will help them improve
• Letter: Clinic protesters, whatever side they're on, are a hazard to themselves and drivers
• Letter: Searching for 'untruths' about Obama; finding most come from him
• Letter: High oil prices are what make oil companies, and Republicans, happy
• Letter: Packs of venom packaged by nameless benefactors; yes, Super PACs
• Letter: West served country, but ignored international laws he should have honored
• Letter: Complaint about alcohol at Top Chef Challenge completely out of line
• Letter: Question that begs our attention, action: 'What has America become?'
• Letter: Support our troops by pulling them out of Afghanistan now
• Letter: Catholics believe hormonal contraceptives at times cause abortions
• Letter: And this: 'To really screw things up requires a computer'
• Edward White: Is the political commentary on national TV unduly biased? Fox News is, but other shows face barriers to quality reporting
• District Earns National Transparency Award
• Martin County High School DECA Student Qualifies For International Competition
• Mostly fair weather expected this week on Treasure Coast
• PINK Women's Conference returning to Jensen Beach
• Equine rescue group plans fundraiser in Hobe Sound
• Sunday rain shuts down Indian River County Firefighters' Fair
• Indian River Adult Education offering one-day Internet/email workshop
• Treasure Coast Executive Planner, updated March 11
• Que Pasa, updated March 11
• PHOTOS: See pictures of PSL politics, the Indian River County Firefighters' Fair and IRSC swimming
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: March 12
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: March 12
• Things to do in Indian River County this week: March 12
• Things to do in Martin County this week: March 12
• GFWC Treasure Coast Women are back in full swing
• GFWC Treasure Coast Women invite you to dine out
• Mardy Fish Foundation will offer club tennis program
• Indian River County Firefighters' Fair rained out Sunday
• Treasure Coast libraries offering more than just hardcover books
• Monday chat: Florida Irish-American Society explores origins, traditions of St. Patrick's Day
• Community banks seeing signs of slow but steady recovery
• Troopers identify victims in Saturday crash near Indian River/Brevard County line
• Three Clark Advanced Learning Center students receive Joe Kordick Youth Character awards
• Palm City celebrates its artists
• Wounded Warrior benefit barbecue scheduled for Saturday, March 24
• Pine School students study women's rights
• Treasure Coast Hospice executives receive certification
• Martin County Farm Bureau celebrates 'Food Check-Out Week'
• Retired resident helps keep Jensen Beach looking good
• Seacoast National Bank is 'Second Stage Sponsor,' money collector for Port Salerno Seafood Festival
• Nathaniel Reed reveals 'A Different Vision'
• Treasure Coast Tappers perform for Senior Solutions
• Tim Robinson publishes historical novel
• 'Titanic, the Musical' captures audience with true tales
• Letter: I'd like to get in on that 'state employee' health insurance plan
• Letter: Glad to have Congressman Allen West to represent the people of District 18
• Letter: From politics to foreign policy, America has become a nation of bribers, victims of extortion
• Letter: Growth in lacrosse shows increased interest in team sports
• Jeffrey Becker: U.S. Postal Service reorganizing in an effort to keep mail service affordable
• Fay Vincent: What's to stop mob rule in United States when honest politicians give Americans the straight dope on just how bad the Social Security, Medicare crisis is?
• Editorial: Government transparency critical to public understanding and official accountability on Treasure Coast
• Rich Campbell: Allegation Martin County Schools Superintendent Nancy Kline cheated on certification test is a story in search of additional information, inquiry
• Treasure Coast schools' graduation rates to drop under new formula
• Anthony Westbury: Bentrott firing likely just start of change in PSL
• Indian River County courthouse news: March 11
• Year after Fukushima disaster, FPL has spent $800,000 on St. Lucie nuclear plant safety
• Russ Lemmon: Once initial shock wears off, you realize why he was council's No. 1 choice
• Suspects in Jupiter kidnapping arrested at Port St. Lucie hotel
• Eve Samples: Solar plant in Indiantown encounters hurdles, but FPL remains bullish
• Vero Beach businessman James Coffey to be honored for accomplishments
• Michael Goforth: We can all have a role in reducing pollution entering the Indian River Lagoon
• Letter: Accepting Christ is above politics, and is all about salvation
• Letter: From bus driver's seat, Interstate 95 to West Palm Beach is corridor of horrors
• Letter: It is imperative that law-abiding gun owners be registered voters
• Letter: Article miscalculated percentage spent on highway greenery
• Letter: Not all snowbirds need help with basic traffic principles, but too many do
• Letter: Craigslist salesman was seeking to pull one over on me
• Thumb down: Congress needs to fix problem that puts seniors at risk for identity theft
• Letter: Sharia law should have no place in American judicial code
• Thumb down: Undercover investigation by Stuart Police Department nets arrests for illegal alcohol sales
• Letter: Term limits best way to deal with unaccountable Florida lawmakers
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Half-cent sales tax may be best of four options for Martin County to fund dredging of St. Lucie Inlet
• Letter: Indian River County's answers are all wet with regard to drainage problems in Gifford
• Letter: Sewall's Point will bear major inconvenience from regatta
• Letter: Access to contraception helps to prevent abortion
• Letter: Obama on roll? Not unless square wheels can get him somewhere
• Letter: Obama should not reduce nuclear arsenal or military forces
• Letter: The president should apologize to the families of our murdered officers
• Letter: Tide of concern rising about health effects of smart meters
• Letter: Nubia's suffering inspired our Treasure Coast organization to act against child abuse
• Letter: Marijuana arrests ruin young lives for no good reason
• Weather shuts down Indian River Firefighters' Fair early Friday night
• Martin County jury finds Silva guilty of murdering cellmate
• Locals on College Rosters: South Fork grad to swin in D3 nationals
• Hispanics wooed in St. Lucie's first blood drive with Latin twist
• Lakes at Pointe West members learn an Eastern European tradition
• The Lakes at Pointe West get their 'Chi' on
• Gym Like This! Optional Athletes earn top awards at Tim Rand Invitational
• Sebastian River Art Club presents 'Spring Has Sprung'
• Public invited to view Dawn E. Miller's 'Memories of Maine'
• Jupiter Medical Center hosts first annual Previvor Conference
• Honor your lost loved ones at VNA Hospice's Ceremony of Remembrance
• Bentrott's replacement couldn't be more different, former mayor says
• Martin County government meetings: March 12-16
• Indian River County government meetings: March 12-15
• St. Lucie County government meetings: March 12-16
• Abusive behaviors to be discussed at symposium
• Elephant Center's new director to outline facility's plans Tuesday
• Medical Center hosts Previvor Conference
• Lauren Chapin to speak at Homeless Center's Spring Luncheon
• St. Lucie County teacher arrested in January online predator sting now faces federal charge
• $2.3 million project replaces rundown Fort Pierce properties
• State lawmakers expected Friday to renew Florida sales tax holiday
• Some roads closed in Fort Pierce this morning for fire lieutenant's funeral procession
• Recor says he learned from mistakes, wants to stay as Fort Pierce city manager
• Letter: Catholic teaching clearly condemns vasectomy as a kind of birth control
• Letter: Women increasingly alarmed that their health has become political football
• Letter: Wonderful letter helps me handle puzzles presented by death
• Letter: Lewinsky's life shattered; her pursuer's life remains charmed
• Letter: I've had more than enough of Tiger Woods
• Letter: Research shows a link between abortion and breast cancer
• Letter: Get definition of 'frog in a pot' right
• Letter: To find what seniors need ask them, not other people
• Letter: Americans should pay tribute to Whitney Houston
• Letter: I agree, Obama needs to be impeached
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Humble breadboard works way into kitchen decor
• 'Dancing With Vero's Stars' back for 4th year helping Healthy Start programs
• Letter: Planning to change party affiliation for next election just to vote for Crowder in primary
• Letter: America is ignoring God's warning
• Letter: Blood donors are the real heroes
• Seacoast National Bank “Second Stage Sponsor”, money collector for Port Salerno Seafood Festival
• Senate sends bill on Beau Rivage county switch to Gov. Scott
• Seuss-A-Bration is right here in Martin County
• Palm City Orators votes in Doreen Heyne as newest member
• Beware of a different 'spice' or 'bath salt'
• Jane Leavy welcomes spring training with talks about baseball legends Koufax, Mantle
• Grover Cleveland was a Stuart property owner
• Innovative slide rule helped put Palm City on map
• Bible Union Congregational Church gave Palm City its spiritual roots
• Palm City once was seen as potential aviation manufacturing center
• Enjoy Jensen Beach St. Patrick's bash and parade
• Lunch and Learn presents 'Ask the Doctor' March 30
• Last call for reservations for Jane Davis Doggett art exhibition opening reception
• 3 Treasure Coast government entity websites earn 'Sunny Awards'
• This spring marks 100 years of Palm City
• Professional rodeo coming to Palm Beach County March 30-31
• St. Lucie Public Schools web site earns national award for transparency
• Indian River County Fair hopes to grow while retaining family atmosphere
• Free tax help available for those who qualify at St. Lucie County sites
• Smith, Republican rivals face off in Commission District 1 forum
• 2012 Indian River County Firefighters' Fair costs and schedule
• Belly Bustin' tips: Something fishy about what fish to eat!
• Humane Society: Neeko
• Belly Bustin’ Tips: top seven super foods for diabetics, dieters
• 5-year-old boy on bike hit by car in Palm Beach Gardens
• Wainwright on track for first start since September 2010
• St. Lucie school to compete at National Ocean Sciences Bowl for 2nd year in row
• Windy conditions, 8-foot-waves whip Treasure Coast
• Editorial: Florida High School Athletic Association should heed message from state lawmakers, implement reforms
• Florida drivers not aggressive? FHP only busts 67 in sweep
• 15 arrested, 7 sought, in $1 million Palm Beach County housing fraud scheme
• Top artists, craftsmen gather in Riverside Park starting Friday for Vero Beach's Under the Oaks show
• Restaurant Critic Review: Cobalt's menu as lustrous as the oceanfront setting
• Letter: Property rights civics lesson not needed
• Letter: Republican candidates are promoting a regime with little government oversight
• Letter: Snowbird thinks gas prices should be advertised honestly
• Letter: Events should go out of their way to honor veterans with discounts
• Letter: Decision to name carrier after Gabrielle Giffords is 'unfathomable'
• Letter: From Depression to this recession, evidence of free enterprise unleashed
• Kindergarten Enrollment for the 2012-2013 School Year Begins March 19th, 2012
• 37th Annual Stuart Free 'Hamfest' Radio Show and ARRL
• Russ Lemmon: With the clock ticking, Gore's attorneys hoping anything sticks
• Eve Samples: 'Highest and best use' for Sailfish Park depends on how you look at it
• Anthony Westbury: Befuddling towing rules leave mom, child stranded
• Man who shot at Stuart police officer 9 times during convenience store robbery gets 2 life terms
• Indian River Sheriff's Office complex jammed for annual Youth Ranches barbecue
• Haridopolos made push to end super-cheap health insurance premiums for state senators
• Vero City Council tells woman ducks must fly the coop
• Attention bird lovers! On March 18 the Exotic Bird Expo and Finch Show returns to Martin County Fairgrounds
• St. Joseph Catholic School takes part in 'Run for Life'
• Rocky Point collecting food for House of Hope
• Annual celebration of FloriDay to benefit Restoration House
• Treasure Coast Republican party leaders question Florida's presidential primary timing
• YMCA Children's Art Auction to be held March 8
• $10,200 in cash, dog's ashes reported stolen from unlocked car in Vero Beach
• Sebastian woman flees in car after threatening to kill FHP trooper over $600 ticket
• Man naked from waist down accused of charging young family's car in Vero Beach
• Vero Beach City Council limits sign size, numbers in residential areas
• Jupiter man accused of stealing pipes in Jensen Beach to support drug habit
• Pilar Turner addresses Rotary Club of Vero Beach
• Indian River County felony arrests: March 7, 2012
• A dog lover's legacy: a happy home for Garth
• Friends of the Loxahatchee River Field Trip
• VIDEO: Kids have a blast (off) at Rocket Camp in Port St. Lucie
• Bill to reform PIP insurance advances in Florida Senate; passage uncertain
• Bill would take Social Security number from Medicare card, protecting seniors from identity theft
• Local dealers report auto sales are up, mirroring nationwide increase
• Get or renew passport during Passport Day March 10 in Fellsmere, Fort Pierce
• Former Micco community policing deputy shot and killed Tuesday in Brevard County
• Occupy protesters booted from new home in West Palm Beach
• Chef whips up farm-fresh meals monthly at Palm City cooking demo
• Letter: A little sacrifice from Florida lawmakers? Perish that thought
• Letter: Why are trees planted in flood-control areas?
• Letter: Parrys, Humane Society have best interests of animals are heart
• Letter: Phony uproar in Port St. Lucie about use of police discretion
• Letter: Michelle Obama should not call the White House hers
• Letter: Do you think Port St. Lucie police would give rest of us courtesy rides?
• Letter: President Obama should be impeached for letting gas prices rise
• Letter: Interesting who's not being mentioned in Republican debates
• Letter: Obama will never be a leader, a solver
• Letter: Questioning conservatives who insist that women be subjected to humiliating legislation
• Vero Beach Council votes to hire new city attorney from outside Florida
• Stuart Police Department mourns for K-9 officer
• Indian River Commission approves firm to design South County Regional Park building
• Judge strikes down state workers' required pension contribution; could cost Florida $2 billion
• Outcry over Taylor case leads Port St. Lucie City Council to set special meeting
• Port St. Lucie electrical company owners convicted in kickback scheme
• Plan to move Citizens policyholders to 'surplus lines' dies in Florida House
• Gov. Scott signs measure renaming Vero Beach bridge after Alma Lee Loy
• Marine life murals to grace Stuart's Sailfish Splash Park
• Toastmasters International, District 47, Division D spring contest winners are Nina Fernandez and Joan Dalie
• Palm City celebrates 100 years
• Twenty nine students recognized for good character
• Education Foundation of Martin County receives grant to move full S.T.E.A.M. ahead
• Willoughby Golf Club raises funds for Pink Tie Friends
• Learn about Palm City’s centennial at the Cummings Library
• Grant will allow Martin County schools to expand science, math and technology programs
• Kids launch rockets, have blast at PAL in Port St. Lucie
• Artists for a Cause presents benefit concert
• Gulfstream Bank's rating improves after big reduction in non-performing loans
• Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation kicks off Walk to Cure Diabetes
• Car club donates proceeds
• Boys & Girls Club of St. Lucie County presents Cruisin' for a Cause "Caribbean Nights" March 10, 2012
• There's always hope
• CenterState visits school
• Dick Fields - Don't need to be an extrovert to find volunteer niche
• Auxiliary installs new officers
• A tribute to Dick Hellstrom
• Indian River County Healthy Start Coalition - Dancing With Vero's Stars
• Pointe West presents 5th Annual Flamingo Fling March 11, 2012
• JB and Karen Egan - Roots that run deep
• Bright Lights & Red Carpet - March 5, 2012
• It takes a village to lead a science fair
• Jupiter post office named for Palm Beach County pioneer
• Visit the spectacular city of Vancouver
• Patrons enjoyed fine art, weather at 27th edition of ArtiGras
• Letter: Regarding the wall at Grove Isle, Vero Beach
• Letter: Sebastian taxpayers teed off by gimmes at golf course
• Letter: Republican women stand by amid manly effort to subjugate their gender
• Letter: To get their attention, failure would do some students well
• Recent study doesn't reveal obvious cost-cutting measures Vero Beach could emulate
• Art, fellowship make for enjoyable gatherings at Senior Resource Center in Vero Beach
• Mayfield proposal would give money for transportation improvements that help inland ports
• Stuart man hits friend with wrench during argument, sheriff's report says
• Man in parked car robbed at gunpoint in Vero Beach
• Stuart Nursing celebrates 40 years, credits dedicated staff as secret of success
• Anthony Westbury: Port St. Lucie residents hopping mad
• Student success priority for Indian River Schools superintendent during her second year
• Stuart area branch of AAUW welcomes 2012 Florida State Convention
• The Cat in the Hat comes back
• Gordo is the Humane Society's pet of the week
• Joey is the Humane Society's pet of the week
• Take part in a free kayak fishing seminar
• Domino's House pets of the week - Gilda
• 'Dance Under the Stars' at Royal Palm Pointe March 26
• Domino's House pets of the week - Piper
• Pamela Lynch, CPA, opens Stuart accounting office
• Indian River officials could abandon pursuit of single regional utility
• Russ Lemmon: 'Win-win' proposal floated for boathouse
• Event gives Treasure Coast input into state's economic direction
• Sheriff's Office takes 10-year look at new construction to update facilities
• Sheraton Plaza neighborhood shooting victim alive, but critical in Fort Pierce
• Triumph Aerostructures expects to hire 80 new employees
• Vero Beach Liberty Magnet school's ensemble, chorus to perform at Universal Studios
• State legislators face marathon Monday full of contentious issues
• Lawmen start arresting 'Occupy' protesters in West Palm Beach
• Letter: Bill would shield elected officials from having to testify
• Letter: Santorum should be proud of his heritage
• Letter: Officials campaigned for Haney Creek referendum with empty promises
• Letter: Colorado Avenue project should be canceled before it gets under way
• Letter: Martin County wetlands policy reflects state law
• Letter: It's not weakness at all to swim against tides of war
• Letter: It's not too late to turn away from the disastrous path we're on
• Letter: Hopefully polls are wrong and Americans do not want four more years of socialism
• Letter: Many questions to answer about incentives to Piper
• Letter: Tax Collector Jordan has much to offer; opponent offers little
• Rocky Lynn: With no extra government funding, novel AmJobs program could create 200,000 or more temporary jobs in Florida in first year
• Letter: Here are four laws they should enact immediately
• Editorial: Something very special arrives as the New York Mets begin spring training
• Letter: Landlord cares little about illegal activity in neighborhood
• Martin County High School Fine Arts Proudly Presents: The Phantom Of The Opera
• Unity Center to deliver 'Universal Peace Blessing' for new labyrinth
• Two women’s clubs donate benches to area parks
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: March 5
• Things to do in Martin County this week: March 5
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: March 5
• Treasure Coast Road Report: March 5-9
• St. Lucie County Fair on track to have biggest turnout ever
• These women can skate
• Hope Lutheran Church schedules annual pig roast
• Elliott Museum likely to be passed over for state arts grant
• Monday chat: Daylight Saving Time first implemented in World War I
• Single-car crash kills Palm City woman
• McIlroy wins Honda, holds off hard-charging Woods
• Local family in running for Ben's Beginners™ cooking contest
• Preservation story of the Krueger house to be presented at Morgade Library
• Letter: And now a very loud word from uninvited Internet advertiser
• Letter: Martin Memorial Hospital and its doctors make enough money
• Letter: Regulations on food stamp purchases need to be re-considered
• Letter: Officers on the scene make the final call on traffic stops
• Letter: Driver hit my son on his bike, then left others to come to his aid
• Letter: Noise serious problem for residents living near I-95 widening work
• Letter: Taxpayers, not city employees, should get golf discounts if anyone does
• Letter: Fact is that Fullman hauls a lot of baggage into Martin County Commission Republican primary
• Letter: Bob Crowder a better choice than Allen West
• Letter: Who's in it for his own gain, and who's for Martin County's quality of life?
• Letter: Alcohol at Chef Challenge to benefit Vero Beach's homeless is ill-advised
• Letter: From Martin County 'River Kid' to Congress? Possible for Crowder?
• Letter: We wondered if wheels of justice would ever move for David Alan Gore
• Editorial: Florida Gov. Rick Scott does right to sign death warrant for convicted serial killer David Alan Gore, of Vero Beach
• Editorial: Put countywide referendum on the Port of Fort Pierce on the November ballot
• Fay Vincent: Call it the 'China Syndrome' parable: When it absolutely must be wrong, it isn't; some accusations so simple, widely believed they become difficult to challenge, but ...
• Editorial: Gent's hiring as schools superintendent in Palm Beach County is an indictment of Martin County's flawed elective system
• Here's how local legislators fared last week: March 4
• Winter season's bounty a boon for Treasure Coast economy
• Grant festival reels in seafood lovers, crafters alike
• Russ Lemmon: Gore's execution date (April 12) circled on her calendar
• Anthony Westbury: Politicians out to chop paltry mental health spending?
• Eve Samples: Two college degrees, $750 a month in student loan payments and a job waiting tables — is this the future for graduates?
• Find out how local lawmakers voted this week: March 4
• Humane Society of the Treasure Coast hopes its 'Lucky Charm' will be adopted during St. Paddy’s Day special
• Community band serves up Irish flair
• Indoor flea market scheduled
• Soroptimist tackles issues of dating abuses at TRUST dinner
• 'Ugly Wild Bill's' Indian Village and Zoo was once a famous tourist attraction in Martin County
• Free event added to the Secret Gardens Tour and Ramble
• My second first date
• U.S. Marines and Navy Fleet Marine Force Corpsmen to present WWII documentary on Tarawa
• Got the need for speed? Then the Stuart Sailfish Regatta needs you
• Ethics in workplace topic of upcoming lecture for fundraising professionals
• Festival Italiano III plays to huge Port St Lucie crowds
• Traveling Wall Memorial coming to Stuart
• Garden Club of Stuart's members are buzzing
• NAACP to host forum for House 82 candidates on March 15
• Letter: Ball field scarcity emblematic of Martin County's misplaced priorities
• Letter: Why so much attention to contraception in a country that still has the death penalty?
• Letter: Kline an exceptional superintendent for Martin County
• Letter: Birth control and family planning have improved women's lives
• Letter: Letter makes great man, Joe Paterno, guilty by association
• Letter: Donate bird house to Grove Isle; put along U.S. 1; let birds decide if wall is needed
• Letter: Supreme Court has chance to reverse Citizens United campaign spending ruling
• Tom Kenny: Harmony did agree to sell land for preservation
• Thumb down: Florida leads nation in number of drivers 65 and older killed in traffic crashes
• Cristina Veresan: St. Lucie County schools, VGTI collaboration provides great opportunities for students interested in science, technology
• Thumb down: Candidates for U.S. Senate seat in Florida ratchet up campaign rhetoric
• Thomas Maher: April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, but for Hibiscus, the mission is never-ending
• Thumb up: Government officials in Martin County agree to address athletic facilities issue ... together
• Lynne Larkin: Vero Beach City Council has no business giving away park land to private rowing club
• Thumb up: Grove Isle residents reach better agreement than plan proposed by the state
• Thumb up: St. Lucie County Education Foundation recognizes school district's top employees of the year
• Letter: While hard-working capitalists pay twice, Obama's cronies seem to cash in
• Letter: Double standard regarding Port St. Lucie city employees and the rest of us
• Letter: Republican hopefuls have a fascist slant
• Letter: Handling of official's "borderline intoxication" traffic stop raises questions
• Pianist questions The Lyric Theatre's management of Flagler Center
• Women’s Club 'deals' to success for charity
• A sandier, unguarded Bathtub Beach reopens Saturday
• Senate trying to recoup money it believes Treasure Coast counties owe for Medicaid patients
• Indian River Shores residents learn what they can do to keep lagoon healthy
• St. Lucie Inlet dredging to begin this weekend
• Gore's attorneys have until Tuesday to file post conviction motions
• Volunteers busy cooking for Italian Food Festival in Vero Beach
• LIVE FHSAA boys basketball state semifinals Scoreboard
• Port St. Lucie assistant attorney gets 5-day suspension in drinking and driving case
• Humane Society of St. Lucie cleared of allegations of animal abuse
• No public services planned for Davy Jones in Florida
• Blessing of the Animals set for March 11 in Vero Beach
• 2 toddlers found wandering in Port St. Lucie neighborhood; parent found 3 hours later
• Sailfish Splash Waterpark extends pass discount offer through Monday
• Autistic artist's works speak for him
• Kelli Siters receives St. Lucie County's first-tear teacher award
• PHF marks first decade of building a healthier community
• Jupiter resident Kurt Sylvia has been recognized by Barron's as one of the Top 1,000 Financial Advisors in the United States
• Start the season with good dooryard citrus care
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated March 2
• Treasure Coast Club Calendar, Updated March 2
• Treasure Coast Arts and Entertainment Calendar, Updated March 2
• Treasure Coast Music Calendar, Updated March 2
• Buy me some peanuts and—gator bites
• David Cassidy recalls friend Davy Jones
• Former Regal Cinemas vice president identified as one of dead in Melbourne plane crash
• Suspicious package delivered to Rush Limbaugh's Palm Beach residence
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Chevron is the new stripe for interior design
• Coast Guard rescues 2 Fort Pierce fishermen off Vero Beach
• Letter: Freshwater is vital, and whatever the cost we have to protect it
• Letter: Bounties would boost fight against non-native snakes
• Letter: Regarding George Will column, banning parental choice is what's 'barbaric'
• Letter: Why do we have to apologize to extremists?
• Letter: The separation fallacy of the Catholic Church and Tammany Hall
• Letter: Where's uproar when insurance covers male contraception?
• Letter: Yes, it's apples-to-apples to compare private, federal pay, perks
• Letter: Who's the famous interloper? Gene Mullen
• Editorial: Treasure Coast neighbor and former Monkee Davy Jones generous to his community
• Last defendant in Rothstein Ponzi scheme case settles
• Martin County School District Newsletter - February 29, 2012
• State Rep. Debbie Mayfield attempting to curb potentially frivolous DOT landscaping projects
• Turtles arrive on Treasure Coast for first day of annual nesting season
• Spring break coming early this year for St. Lucie County students
• St. Lucie County water judged best tasting in region
• Dogs For Life celebrates with Florida Veterinary League
• Martin County High School culinary team places 3rd in statewide competition
• Double-amputee motivational speaker brings success, kindness message to Indian River County schools
• Plan reviews begin for Panera Bread in Stuart that will have drive-thru window
• 10 men charged with exposure in sting at Graham Beach in Jensen Beach | Photo Gallery
• Harriet finds a home of her own
• Former department head files EEOC complaint against Martin County school superintendent
• 2 suspects rob customers, pistol whip Fellsmere tackle shop owner
• Crary Buchanan attorney Linda Weiksnar shares five legal realities that every woman should know
• Submerged pipeline to be installed across inlet
• Walk for Animals supports local Humane Society
• Grandparents, grandkids class at ELC has space available
• Motorcycle Rally roars into Timer Powers Park on March 25
• Caseltine served as panelist at Clean Energy Forum
• Goundry joins SmartLink as search engine optimization specialist
• Attorney enters Fort Pierce mayor's race
• Indian River sheriff tells Vero Lake Estates residents crime is down in neighborhood, community watch is working
• Fort Pierce to promote bicycle use with repair, storage downtown
• Jensen Beach toddler with rare birth defect defies odds; benefit planned to support research into cure
• Assisted Living Facility reform may be in jeopardy in Florida Legislature
• 'Cone of error' shrinks as hurricane prediction accuracy improves
• Hillary Copsey: Take advantage of local ecotours to see natural wonders our area has to offer
• 4-seat plane crashes in Melbourne; no survivors
• Nuclear plant sirens to be tested at noon March 1
• Letter: GM profit way too small to let taxpayers off the hook
• Letter: Obama's machinations shouldn't fool any voting American
• Letter: Price-gouged? What about when you need ink in your printer?
• Editorial: Court ruling positive step toward reducing pollution in Florida waters
• Letter: Why can't I buy American flags for my car anywhere?
• Letter: The IRS defines marriage as between a man and a woman
• Letter: A tale of two hospitals shows the worst and the best of care
• Letter: Santorum presents a clear moral choice
• Letter: Florida changes in Medicaid require communication, time to work
• Letter: Obama's destructive policies will come to hit Americans in pocketbook
• Letter: Obama 'on a roll' — only in a fantasy world
• Letter: Drug problem among Sebastian teens? Ask their parents
• MCHS Culinary Academy Students Take Top Honors In State-Wide Competition
• Indiantown's Davy Jones remembered as a good neighbor, friend and philanthropist | Photo Gallery
• Martin Sheriff's Office closes investigation into incident involving former Massachusetts candidate
• Treasure Coast turtle patrols ready for nesting season, which starts Thursday
• Russ Lemmon: Having elderly residents make longer walk to bus stop is asking for trouble
• Rep. Harrell's sick time transfer proposal on way to governor's desk
• Attracting spinoff tech companies to Treasure Coast next VGTI step
• Eve Samples: It's hard out there for a lawmaker
• Mershon resigns from Barefoot Bay Recreation District
• Harassment complaint by Martin County assistant principal dismissed
• Fellsmere man accused of stealing fire hydrants for scrap
• New owner keeping grass mowed at Vista golf course
• United Way adds three more agency partners
• LUNAFEST celebrates Treasure Coast women
• Whole Child Connection plans inaugural Centerstage event
• St. Patrick's Day social to be held at the Kane Center March 15
• First candidate files for Port St. Lucie Council
• Anthony Westbury: Tough job of a food judge at the fair
• Indian River deputy resigns after investigation into policy violations
• Sebastian native's wife vying for Military Spouse of Year honors
• State House approves bill to simplify Sebastian Inlet Tax District elections
• 2012 Top Chef crowned in Vero Beach
• So far, first reported Leap Year baby arrives in Fort Pierce
• 'Surplus lines' insurance bill to reduce Citizens burden sits in state Senate
• Era of hurricane intensity slowing down?
• Florida changes way it grades schools
• Indian River urged to market positive economic impact from its multitude of artists
• Letter: When struggling to accept the Catholic Church's doctrines, consider prayer
• Letter: Leave us our happy memories of Camelot
• Letter: The 'why' of death has always been a sad puzzle
• Letter: Turn to the Bible for definitive answers on homosexuality
• Letter: Unsettling experience at Indian River Medical Center
• Letter: Daytona 500 can't compare to the Indy 500
• Letter: Samples brainwashed about inerrancy of free market
• Letter: Welcome West to represent us, and tell Crowder to find another party
• Letter: More is not better when pondering Harmony, Hobe Grove proposals
• Letter: Republicans cry racism? That's an amazing stretch
• Letter: Enough is enough; state cutting Medicaid to bone
• Letter: 'Wake up, America' to the injustice handed to this 90-year-old man
• Letter: Of all the needs Fort Piece Housing Authority has: new doors?
• Letter: 'Hardworking Americans' is code for division, finger-pointing
• Name of longest-serving superintendent to grace Indian River Schools' administrative building
• In other Martin County Commission business
• Crary Buchanan partner James Bowdish to attend annual American Arbitration Association Neutral's conference
• The Garden Club of Stuart's 2012 Secret Gardens Tour & Ramble scheduled March 24-25
• United Way positively pickets Publix Super Markets
• District 18 Congressional candidate to speak to Democrats
• March 11 is date for Power Ride to benefit Habitat’s ‘Women Build’ program
• Guardian ad Litem training offered for volunteers
• Jane Davis Doggett wearable art for sale at Maritime & Classic Boat Museum
• Statistics note rising rate of drug use by teens
• Indiantown revs up for its 10th annual motorcycle rally and rod show
• This season's Barn Theatre musical is 'Ballroom'
• Man charged with assault on girlfriend in Jensen Beach
• Stuart's Samaritan Center for boys sets foundation for new school
• Dr. Jay Dolan to present some Irish history
• Seacoast National Bank to present 'Turning Lives Around Luncheon'
• Harbor Retirement Associates celebrate excellence among staff
• Russ Lemmon: Governor delivered on his promise to look into Gore case | Video
• Exchange Club of Indian River honors Madison Ware
• Cold homicide case has Vero Beach tie; suspect might still live in area
• Jeb Bush foundation helps shape Florida education policy
• Big cats seized from former Tarzan actor's Loxahatchee compound
• Kenseth pulls out Daytona 500 victory after fiery, rainy day
• Letter: The Lakes at Pointe West deserves condemnation for callous treatment of 97-year-old
• Letter: Veterans Council is grateful for support of Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers
• Letter: Treasure Coast seniors who need legal help can turn to ombudsman program
• Letter: Ridgeway Property Owners Association faces litigation in its HUD 55-plus status
• Letter: Photo ID reasonable requirement for voters
• Letter: Calling Allen West a 'carpetbagger' is a bad mistake
• Letter: Martin commissioners should focus only on quality of life for us
• Letter: Steven Tyler is an amazing talent who made the national anthem sing
• Letter: 'Buy American' is best way to get country out of economic straits
• Letter: Imagining benefits when each man feels his 'inner woman'
• Editorial: Treasure Coast governments, businesses can learn a lot from American Energy Innovations' decision to return state, local incentives
• Letter: Learn to Read St. Lucie County needs financial support
• Letter: FPL being sneaky regarding 'opt out' option for smart meters
• Letter: Jensen Beach mooring field? Those boats can be out there anyway
• Letter: Lawmakers backing civil immunity bill asking for 'Florida Spring' revolt
• Letter: Latest assault on Kennedy reflects pettiness that won't die
• Letter: Governor should reverse his decision about closing Indian River Correctional Institution
• Congressman Tom Rooney Endorses Allen West for Congress
• Port St. Lucie Democrat joins the District 18 race
• Historical vignettes: Stuart's drive-ins offered 'campy' entertainment'
• Florida Oceanographic offering Birding 101 course
• Lynda White, coordinator of Audubon’s EagleWatch Program, to speak March 13 at Blake Library
• Florida Oceanographic celebrates game fish during the month of March
• Annual Backus Brunch fundraiser is March 4 in Fort Pierce
• It's last call for St. Patrick's parade participants
• Distinguished Fellow joins FVIM board
• Five-time Grammy award-winner Larnelle Harris will present concert
• Palm City Orators Thomas Plant to hold contest chair position in upcoming division D contest
• Always is a short poem discussing a father's love and the passage of time
• Mardi Gras party celebrated
• Woman severely burned and 100-year-old home, lifetime of memories gone after fire in St. Lucie Village
• Childrens Emergency Resources receives donation from Treasure Coast Music Teachers Association
• Pet of the Week - Scully
• Pet of the Week - Natlie
• New St. Lucie ordinance expected to help deter copper thefts
• Spring break soccer camp offered in Palm City
• Boating season never ends on the Treasure Coast
• Former Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate being investigated in Stuart domestic battery incident
• Gas prices increase 7 cents on average statewide, still going up
• Thai Lotus Too restaurant is family affair in Port St. Lucie
• List of the 84th Annual Academy Award winners
• Restaurant Critic Review: Bond over barbecue at Bono's in Vero Beach
• Sebastian River Sharks girls basketball team makes historic playoff run
• Letter: Legalizing marijuana would save money
• No storms, but no breaks for homeowners from Florida insurers
• Indian River Adult Education offering computer classes
• Jackie Pons: Let's be fair; don't let Florida Board of Education change the grade your school earned ex-post facto
• William Mallon: Florida legislators playing dangerous game with your health care: Don't let optometrists prescribe oral medication
• Editorial: Valuable changes made to Florida Inland Navigation District should begin to enhance public confidence in spending of tax money
• Letter: Big-money, right-wing assailants have drawn target on national interest
• Letter: Suspecting election-year machinations behind price of gasoline
• Letter: Far from bright lights, someone died who had Whitney Houston's problem
• Letter: Pardon us, folks, but not everyone is online these days
• Letter: If Obama starts America's 'second half,' we're headed into decline
• Letter: Film on Margaret Thatcher, "The Iron Lady," should be wakeup call to United States
• Letter: Regarding what ails nation, partisan politics is at its root
• Letter: Honor Paterno with law that makes what he did a crime
• Letter: Local governments should tell the federal government 'no' to the NDAA
• Hollis Bulba Makes Waves with Help of Stuart Sailfish Club Scholarship
• FCAT testing season starts this week for Treasure Coast students
• Dogs, cats await forever homes at St. Lucie Humane Society
• Plenty of different animals available for adoption at Vero Beach Humane Society
• Fuzzy friends available at Treasure Coast Humane Society
• Monday chat: How to research your family tree
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Feb. 27
• Daytona 500 pushed back to noon Monday
• Indian River's Dixie Wranglers wow crowd at St. Lucie County Fair
• Rain postpones Daytona 500 until Monday | Photo gallery
• Editorial: No justification for amount of taxpayer money authorized to send Fort Pierce city manager to course
• Letter: Russ Lemmon is right to oppose proposed sound barrier at Grove Isle
• Letter: Term-limited members of Congress might think more about what is right
• How Treasure Coast legislators fared last week: Feb. 26
• Rich Campbell: Martin County Commission candidate Henry Copeland using 'public comment' to his advantage
• Laurence Reisman: Thinking Retro Vero Beach: traffic, the great sound man at Holman Stadium
• Editorial: Martin County School Board should have deferred efficiency study until after the election
• Fay Vincent: What John F. Kennedy really was thinking when he was sworn-in on that freezing day in 1961, according to Tip O'Neill
• Marshall Frank: Why not combat fraud, require photos on voter ID cards?
• Editorial: Gifford homeowners and business owners need to settle disagreements over zoning
• Letter: Great void with passing of great lady, Jane O'Grady
• Letter: So, Fiat helped with Chrysler's recovery? Well, good for all of us
• Letter: Press Journal coverage sparked successful backlash against Grove Island sound wall
• Letter: Martin County benefits from low-growth policies
• Letter: We've got our 'head in the sand' about the dune problem
• Letter: Fullman fine man, great citizen, perfect for Martin County Commission
• Letter: Lemmon column on sound wall at Grove Isle brought a major issue to light
• Letter: Who can represent seniors facing oppressive rental rates?
• Letter: Students' motivation is what leads to learning
• Letter: Support for Early Steps program felt in strides by our special child
• Ray McNulty: Lady Luck is your best friend in the 500
• Treasure Coast Food Bank recognized nationally for new transportation program
• Indian River middle school girls get chance to explore careers in math, science
• Port St. Lucie police officer also avoided sobriety test despite 'faint odor' of alcohol
• Sebastian's Brittany Jackson takes game to new level in final moments of win
• Jackson takes charge late, leads Sebastian River to title
• Eve Samples: 'I am not a carpetbagger,' West says, 'I am a person you have always known'
• Artists share skills at Vero Beach museum's Community Celebration
• Anthony Westbury: Lawmaking 'sausage' in eye of beholder
• Russ Lemmon: Grove Isle hopes '$100,000 promise' enough to avert sound wall
• Advocates argue state affordable housing assistance program cuts should be restored
• Indian River County courthouse news: Feb. 26
• Riders relive cattle drives of old in annual Cracker Trail parade
• Michael Goforth: CASTLE Memory Field remembers children dead from abuse and neglect
• Letters: Helping corporations would help unemployed
• Letter: Community bus is great service, but needs management revamp
• Letter: Florida bill to squelch disclosure puts lawmakers, staff above law
• Fred Fickenwirth: Christians can trust a Mormon president
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Martin County School Board needs to explain decision to conduct expensive efficiency study
• Ellen Gillette: Limbaugh owes Christians, Obama apology over claims related to Lord's Resistance Army
• Thumb up: Martin County clerk of court launches electronic system for filing land record documents
• Maggy Hurchalla: Nothing harmonious about proposed Harmony development in Martin County and environment
• Thumb up: Tourism leading economic rebound in Indian River County?
• Nader Salour: Harmony won't cost Martin County money, and will create quality jobs to keep young people here
• Letter: Recent traffic pattern changes are not solving Kanner Highway congestion
• Letter: Crowder is model of integrity, and just what we need in Congress
• Letter: Unlike West, Crowder needn't pack bags to represent us in Congress
• Letter: Scott should respect Senate decision on prison privatization
• Letter: Bike paths on State Road 70? What were they thinking?
• Letter: Irrelevant points in story about Port St. Lucie police chief vacancy only serve to stir pot of controversy
• Letter: Whitney Houston had failings, but knew her savior would not fail her
• Letter: Devotion to Living Truth battles entrenched superstition
• Letter: Family History Researchers links people like me to their heritage
• Letter: Religious liberty threatened by 'health care' mandates
• 5th Grade Student from SeaWind Elementary Wins County-Wide Spelling Bee
• Sewall's Point residents report spate of burglaries
• Crews save 3 structures from St. Lucie County brush fire
• Fort Pierce police say boyfriend responds with violence to pregnancy report
• U.S. Rep Allen West makes first campaign stop in Stuart since announcing campaign
• Judie Rappaport: How to prepare to travel by plane with Dad, who has Parkinson's
• Bring your big trucks to 'Touch A Truck' on March 31
• Retired CPA enters race for Indian River tax collector
• Indian River Exchangites walk for Safespace
• Autocross racing returning to Indian River County after 60 year hiatus
• Four new stores coming to Treasure Coast Square mall
• State asks ex-county facilities chief who quit in Fenn Center scandal to repay $1,375 in unemployment cash
• Palm City Democrat Horn will compete for proposed District 18 seat
• Rule change would reverse progress with special-needs students, parents say
• Vero Beach felon who stole award-winning goat, electronics charged with theft
• Concert series continues at First Presbyterian Church of Vero Beach
• Local real estate markets are poised to recover
• Seth Bramson to speak at Emerson Center
• Dance to feature the live music of The Swingables
• Vero Isles canals to be dredged next month
• Lenten Slavic luncheons scheduled
• Vero's Theatre-Go-Round offers groovy music with "Disco Divas" starting Feb. 26
• Look up at the heavens Saturday, Sunday for celestial show
• Create an office that works for you
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Junk with potential can become treasured items with some TLC
• Letter: Entitlements go to lots of different kinds of Americans
• Letter: Low interest rates are painful for retired savers
• Letter: Congressman Bill Posey's votes show his disregard for the environment
• Letter: President's recent successes have Republicans on defense
• Letter: How to get money out of elections and inject democracy back into our republic
• Letter: Make sure you get bank's promises in writing
• Letter: One thing about Skype — it never gets lost in the mail
• Letter: Mormon, Jew, gay, my question: Will that comrade have your back?
• Editorial: Florida Legislature's proposed cuts to Medicaid too draconian; stakeholders must find reasonable solution
• Letter: Elect great leader as president, regardless of his personal issues
• Letter: Needing ID to vote as reasonable as needing it to fly
• Letter: St. Lucie Inlet dredging is local obligation, not federal government's
• Letter: Republicans won't acknowledge country has taken a turn for the better
• Letter: West's what's needed to save America
• Letter: Exciting developments in area for medical 'house calls' for seniors
• Finance Department Earns Prestigious Award
• Martin County School District Finance Department Earns Prestigious Award
• Proposed budget cuts threaten vulnerable Treasure Coast Medicaid patients
• Fort Pierce teens foiled in attempt to rob convenience story, authorities say
• Lent more about saying 'yes' to something good than 'no' to something bad
• Indian River Shores Council wants input on annexation feelers
• No headline - TC_SL_PSL_CHIEFFOLO
• Former St. Lucie county commissioner running again but in different district
• Pet of the Week: Aurora
• Peace Pole dedicated at Humiston Park
• Dogs & Cats Forever: Give Saylor A Sign
• St. Lucie deputy honored for quick action to save 'clinically dead' man
• Booth space available at Firefighters' Fair
• Kathy Flynn named Champion Employee of the Month
• Religion Matters: Music can inspire, trigger spiritual connections
• St. Lucie County may hire new employees to help Fenn Center make money
• Upscale cruising at an unbelievable value
• Two new members elected to Jupiter Medical Center's Board of Trustees
• Port St. Lucie assistant attorney, 'borderline' intoxicated behind wheel, driven home by city police without sobriety test
• Vero Beach Opera to perform at local high school
• Local volunteers offer free tax-prep services in St. Lucie County
• Guests Learn about Diabetes and Obesity as Scripps Florida researchers tackle global epidemic
• Negron pushing to keep Treasure Coast-wide maternity program alive into summer
• U.S. Senate race turns testy between Mack and LeMieux
• A softer 'Caylee's Law' looks more certain in Florida
• Congratulations to county fair exhibitors
• Palm City Orators votes in Tren Wilson as newest member
• YMCA hosts statewide gymnastics meet
• East Stuart Main Street hosts community meeting Feb. 23
• Sebastian revises golf discount policy for employees
• Hillary Copsey: Drama production allows Hope Rural School children to experience the world in new ways
• Letter: Carpetbagger West unworthy to represent this area in Congress
• Letter: Post-withdrawal chaos in Iraq? This is George Bush's fault?
• Letter: Clique of Martin County commissioners warps definition of 'wetlands'
• Letter: False comparisons used to blast federal employees and their pay
• Letter: Biomedical research center is a unique state resource
• Letter: Limit hours of vacation pay for government employees
• Letter: Vero Beach should allow dogs in parks, particularly for craft shows
• Letter: Gladly stepping to forefront to support my man Mitt
• Letter: Disappointed by Coy's vote against noise ordinance in Sebastian
• Seacoast National Bank sponsors caregiver conference
• Author Debra Carttar Donating Royalties from Books to Molly’s House
• Treasure Coast single-family home sales dipped in January
• Some Martin County residents becoming victims of tax return check fraud
• Former Vero resident to spend 9-12 years in prison for shooting father
• Martin and St. Lucie firefighters conducting boot drive this weekend for Honor Flights
• Vero Beach officials to start interviewing candidates for city attorney
• Vero Marine Commission votes for boathouse proposal for MacWilliam Park
• Country Legends Band to perform at Vero Beach High School
• St. Lucie's first black firefighter, once reviled by many, now honored
• Vero Beach accident victim now in critical condition after Feb. 6 crash
• 'Best of the West' concert at Port St. Lucie Civic Center to include singalong
• Eve Samples: Gov. Scott is sticking to his word on Everglades funding — but will lawmakers listen?
• Man hit by train in Indian River County still in critical condition
• Russ Lemmon: Singles club flees Senior Center after sharp price hike
• Jupiter woman tries out new pain relief device in Stuart medical office
• State intends to retry Duffy after mistrial declared late Tuesday
• Anthony Westbury: Knowing towing rights could save you big money
• Top St. Lucie speller is champ for second consecutive year
• Plein Air Art Exhibit moves to Beneduce Realty
• East Stuart Main Street to discuss new community garden
• Health department to host school immunizations clinics in March
• Country music star Corbin, a rural Floridian, hits stage Saturday at St. Lucie County Fair
• Jupiter to loan or grant $380,000 to lure biotech firms
• FTC says work-at-home scams on the rise
• Trucks crash, southbound I-95 portion closed in Brevard
• Join the Ambassadors of Swing for their last dance of the season
• Letter: Sheriff's officers become Teamsters; Indian River County: Discuss
• Letter: Religion should have no say over contraception
• Letter: We stay in the church because it helps us to do the Lord's work
• Letter: Where and when did we lose our sense of national brotherhood?
• Letter: Littering is a problem in Indian River County, though sheriff doesn't seem to care
• Letter: Administration playing shell game with individual mandate
• Letter: Health care ruling is another attack on Christianity
• Letter: To learn more about Mormons, read Krakauer book
• Editorial: Sebastian City Council should offer discounted rate at municipal golf course to course employees only
• Editorial: Stuart officials 'obliged' to use commercial revenues from 2-acre site to maintain Heart of Haney Creek Preserve
• Paul Janensch: Hootin', hollerin' at GOP debates: Time to stop audience cheers, jeers?Studio crowd remains silent in fall debates, so should debaters insist on silence, too?
• Editorial: Fort Pierce and St. Lucie officials must demand public input on future for Port of Fort Pierce
• Letter: Scary online responses came in response to letter on Allen West
• Letter: Time limits more realistic than term limits for Congress
• Letter: Four words for Allen West: You cannot represent us
• 'Water on the Table' to be shown March 11
• Supervisor of Elections offers candidate workshop
• Vero Beach High School bands to perform at 'American Images'
• Martin Health System named in annual HealthGrades list as tops in emergency medical care
• HabiTrot 5K and Bunny Hop will help scholarship program
• Hundreds of Indian River County property owners eligible for impact fee refunds
• Menu at new Jake's Place in Vero Beach changes with the seasons
• Indian River school board members tour new Support Services Complex
• Martin County changing plans for $1.5 million housing rehabilitation in Golden Gate
• 'Kaleidoscope’s Girls’ Night Out' a winner for HFC
• Noah Bogard named 'Youth of the Year'
• Attention bird lovers! On March 18 the Exotic Bird Expo and Finch Show returns to Martin County Fairgrounds
• Vero Beach Masonic Lodge will host Child ID
• Seacoast National Bank to offer free tax help at Hutchinson Island branch
• Vero Beach Elks Club to host St. Patrick's Day Parade
• American Cancer Society of Martin County Cattle Barons’ Ball to be held on March 24
• Joel F. Roth added to the board of Indian River Federal Credit Union
• Port St. Lucie Police Chief Reuther faces at least 44 competitors for his job
• NAI Southcoast participates in executive conference on real estate workouts
• Child porn found on truck driver's phone, Port St. Lucie police say
• Joseph Karp name 2012 SuperLawyer
• Dyer appointed board of directors chair with Your Aging Resource Center
• Redistricting immunity bill appears dead in state Legislature
• University of Florida would set its own tuition under new bill
• Jupiter considers incentives to attract biotech to town
• Hospitals in Stuart, Jupiter named in annual HealthGrades list as tops in emergency medical care
• Ratepayers question FPL plan to build plant in Broward County
• Letter: Rate increases at manufactured home park come faster than road repairs
• Letter: Obama's deficit projection isn't worthy of much applause
• Letter: FPL actually stands for 'Floridians Poor Losers'
• Letter: Church should follow its members' beliefs concerning birth control
• Letter: Required birth-control coverage violates freedom of religion
• Letter: Educating those who work with young on signals of child abuse
• Letter: Voting is for the party only, not the person
• Letter: Hold Obama to the same standards, not different ones
• Letter: Liberals' lurch to the left has created fiscal disaster
• Letter: CNN shouldn't have interrupted vote-counting report with news from Syria
• Letter: Federal Communications Commission must take control of language, sex on TV
• Letter: A pledge to help the poorest would win Romney votes
• Letter: Invoking Lincoln, next great uniter will win presidential seat in November
• Blessing all animals large and small in Port Salerno
• 'Fur'ever homes needed - creating additional housing for homeless pets
• Walgreens to host walk to benefit diabetes research
• Devoted fan to fly from Germany to see Diana Ross in concert at Sunrise Theatre
• Former business partner killed Port St. Lucie man, then shot himself, police say | Photo Gallery | Video
• Martin County School District spends $61K in legal fees, poised to allocate more
• ENDNOTES
• Judie Rappaport: Watch Mom closely to make sure she can manage muti-step tasks
• Eve Samples: American Energy Innovations is a better fit for private investments than taxpayer dollars anyway
• Spring training under way at Digital Domain Park
• Benefit to help family of Fort Pierce man with Lou Gehrig's disease
• Let Chazz star in your family's story
• 8 former Vero Beach band members will play in summer Olympics in London with University of Florida Fightin' Gator Marching Band
• Welcome Wagon Club to host 'Fashion on a Budget' show
• New Books: Palm City author to donate book royalties to charity
• St. Lucie felony arrests Feb. 20, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrest reports Feb. 20, 2012
• Martin County arrest reports Feb. 20, 2012
• After favorable ruling, Martin County renews grants pursuit for mooring field near Jensen causeway
• County to present 'Know the Flow' seminars to homeowners
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated Feb. 20
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Feb. 20
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Feb. 20
• Red Hatters meet for lunch at Cobra Cafe
• Jupiter woman killed in I-95 crash
• Treasure Coast residents share memories of John Glenn's historic mission Feb. 20, 1962
• Restaurant Critic Review: Joey's Bistro in Vero Beach has new chef, menu
• Pedestrian hit by train at Oslo Road late Sunday
• Letter: Green Party candidate offers true solutions to sustainable society
• Letter: Just some reasons why President Barack Obama will not be re-elected
• Letter: Movie 'The Artist' a special treat for the hearing-impaired
• Letter: Elect president with greater respect for Constitution than Obama, Ginsburg
• Letter: Education Foundation of Indian River County should be proud of 20th annual science fair
• Letter: Legal process (wink, wink) for Martin County to get whatever it wants
• Letter: Come on, Clint; success recipe for Chrysler had Italian seasoning
• Letter: Current policies go against rights established at the country's founding
• Letter: GOP candidates already pointing fingers
• Citrus Grove Elementary Physical Education Teacher Danny Rendell Named MCSD Teacher of the Year
• Chances of drawing second Major League Baseball team to Treasure Coast are slim
• Indian River Sheriff's Office has power problems Sunday
• Three RBC branches closing, others to convert with PNC Financial Services Group takeover
• Treasure Coast GOP backers contributing to Super PACs
• Monday chat: New Society Security office district manager talks benefits
• Polo with a purpose in Vero Beach
• Spring isn't far off, so take some time to get out fishing
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: Feb. 20
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Feb. 20
• Things to do in Martin County this week: Feb. 20
• Things to do in Indian River County this week: Feb. 20
• Port St. Lucie man fatally shot in his Portage Avenue home Saturday night
• 2012 ArtiGras Youth Art Competition winners announced
• PAL Youth Directors help keep neighborhoods looking good
• Fish fear PAL fishing clinics
• Daniel Galvis and Rosemarie Julien win free-throw contest
• New Treasure Coast Cancer Initiative (TCCI) announced
• Jensen Beach High School Band touches us all
• 7th Annual Detail Fest expecting record crowds in Stuart March 24-25
• Downtown Stuart 'goes to the dogs'
• Local Democrats turn Super Tuesday into 'Super Choose-Day' with party to boost Bill Nelson's re-election campaign
• Marlene Evans Putnam to hold two-day workshop at HSFAL
• Edward White: 'Sensible service limits' might make sense, but there's no proof term limits needed for U.S. Congress
• Timothy Benson: Term limits? While incumbency powerful, power to limit terms already is at our fingertips
• Rich Campbell: Crowder vs. West may prove to be litmus test — with national implications — of voters' true sentiments about American politics
• Editorial: Here we go again: Florida Department of Transportation preparing to spend $430,000 on sound wall on Treasure Coast most neighborhood residents oppose
• Veneziano-Abbate take Four-Ball lead with 58
• Treasure Coast trio settles for silver in state wrestling finals
• Sebastian River states its case, heads to Final Four
• Ray McNulty: Stuart's Bob McClure has the grit to be Boston's pitching coach
• Alderson optimistic about the Mets this season
• How Treasure Coast legislators faired last week: Feb. 19
• Wrestling: Port St. Lucie's Brandon Erfft battles back to earn fifth place at FHSAA Finals
• Indian River woman relies on food from shelters, churches to supplement food stamps
• Veteran's spotlight: World War II vet remembers rescue by Russian partisans
• Remember when: Armed Forces Radio had own version of 'War of the Worlds'
• Indian River County courthouse news: Feb. 19
• Anthony Westbury: Bank founder's name on college campus irritates some
• Find out how your local lawmakers vote this week: Feb. 19
• Pregnancy Care Center welcoming Lila Rose
• Michael Goforth: Sunrise Theatre puts out welcome mat for people of the Treasure Coast
• Early morning blaze destroys dwelling near Stuart
• Children's Home Society recognizes Amy Brunjes with highest honor
• Letter: Notification about insurance leaves homeowner in serious quandary
• Letter: Status of McPherson murder case heads my list of questions for Indian River County sheriff candidates
• Letter: Unsubstantiated charges dropped after election
• Letter: Column on Pequots, Foxwoods makes one wonder how many other tribes are legitimate
• Letter: Given Republican involvement in voter fraud, party members should have to show voter ID.
• Letter: Wondering about all the 'service dogs' at Vero Beach Garden Show
• Letter: 'Death by thousand cuts' will be Obama's national legacy
• Letter: Why should Susan G. Komen give money to Planned Parenthood?
• Thumb up: Florida lawmakers seeking to speed emergency care to heart-attack victims
• Letter: Contraceptive edict one more blow in war against religion
• Thumb up: Martin County veterans group bringing Traveling Memorial Wall to Halpatiokee Park
• Letter: Misplaced mailboxes can be a hazard
• Letter: Regarding Vero Beach's Thompson School, history ought to mean something
• Letter: Reconfigured traffic patterns in Martin County are frustrating and unworkable
• Letter: Head to Martin County Fair to see weapons exhibit
• Letter: Two ways to pay lower taxes and make difference with donations
• Letter: Response to incident at circuit court speaks highly of first responders
• Letter: Can't help but be pumped up by Eastwood's halftime pep talk
• Letter: 97-year-old smoker facing eviction should have thought out others she endangered
• 2012-2013 School Year Voluntary Pre-K Enrollment Program
• LaPorte Farms to host "Dolphin Tales" under the stars
• Driftwood Inn and Waldo’s Restaurant celebrate 75 years
• Election trends could give Treasure Coast edge in deciding West-Crowder outcome
• Participants of 'Weller Life' program meet for picnic at the park
• Sold out concert raises $10,000
• Navy League to award scholarships at $2,500 per year
• Power Squadron to conduct training for its members
• Habitat Cracker Hoedown set for March 3 at Riverside Park
• Walk to benefit Juvenile Diabetes Awareness Corporation
• Ed Killer: Eight is enough — It's time to rethink snook regulations
• Finding DMT was a 'first' for Martin County Sheriff's investigators executing search warrant
• Sebastian murder trial continues Monday
• Palm City couple awarded more than $44 million but may have problems collecting
• Email scam could steal bank account numbers
• Where to retire? National magazine says it's St. Lucie County
• Ready to make killing on cheap real estate on Treasure Coast? Keep this in mind
• Stuart-based carnival company booked its first event at Martin County Fair in 1965
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Feb. 20-24
• Indian River County government meetings: Feb. 20-24
• Martin County government meetings: Feb. 20-23
• Hometown radio station, WJTW announces winners of Valentines Day Contest
• Majestic Plaza developer buys State Road 60 strip mall, to open first Serta outlet store
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Feb. 18
• Sebastian planners recommend transforming former Fire Station 9 into muscle car memorabilia shop
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated Feb. 18
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Feb. 18
• Treasure Coast Club Calendar, Updated Feb. 18
• Treasure Coast Music Calendar, Updated Feb. 18
• Treasure Coast Arts and Entertainment Calendar, Updated Feb. 18
• Marc's Dockside Eatery opens in Port St. Lucie's Riverwalk District
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Refresh items by "dipping" them in paint
• Francis J. Partel: Image of Kennedys Camelot shattered with latest revelation of 18-month affair with teenage intern
• Editorial: Restoring Vero Beach's connection with Dodgertown facility not just good for business, but good for the heart
• Letter: Generalizations about pit bulls could apply to human breed as well
• Letter: Final verdict on Paterno's record not yet rendered
• Letter: Shakedown at tax collector's office with jacked-up car fees
• Letter: Teachers who make the subject interesting have good students
• Letter: Florida surely can find competent people to protect children like Nubia
• Letter: Dear Treasure Coast visitor, please drive speed limit, not below
• Artists For A Cause, Inc. Newsletter - February 16, 2012
• Martin County and Japanese high school bands to perform concert together March 24
• Hall of Famer Gary Carter dies at 57
• Last call to join the Home & Garden Show
• Great Chef Adventure was well done
• Helping People Succeed opens after-school program for middle school students with Asperger’s Syndrome
• Youths tackle hunger for House of Hope
• Humane Society of the Treasure Coast was big winner at HSTC Bowl
• Palm City resident watched historic launch with John Glenn's family
• Waste Pro to become big natural gas customer of Fort Pierce Utilities
• In St. Lucie, governments pool resources, work together in hard times
• Murdered Sebastian man's daughter testifies to being intimate with two of his alleged killers
• Port St. Lucie women find long-lost friend at Fort Pierce shelter
• Tobacco Control Policy to take effect in next school year
• FMPA officials say agency willing to help Vero Beach in power switch
• Vero Beach grand jury indicts man and teen charged with killing Brian Simpson
• Man faces 5 charges in Barefoot Bay hostage, standoff situation
• Martin County deputies seeking men suspected of scamming senior citizen
• Religion Matters: Indian River County Ash Wednesday Services
• Religion Matters: St. Lucie County Ash Wednesday Services
• Religion Matters: Martin County Ash Wednesday Services
• Scholarship available: College sophomores, advanced students may apply
• PHOTOS: Here's a dozen scenes from the Treasure Coast that you have to see!
• Dogs & Cats Forever: Patience pays off for Elliott
• Port St. Lucie gym's dance teams headed to Super Bowl of dance
• Couple charged with prostitution in Fort Pierce public park while children played nearby
• Study: St. Johns River a suitable backup for drinking water
• '60s-era Palm Beach Mall to be demolished, replaced with open-air outlets
• Treasure Coast foreclosures a mixed bag: Up in Indian River, down in St. Lucie, varied in Martin
• Hillary Copsey: Join others in community generosity
• Letter: Obama has many czars, but at least he's created jobs
• Editorial: Proposal in Florida Legislature to reorganize state Department Of Health deserves quick termination
• Letter: Presidential candidates should encourage return of manufacturing base to America
• Letter: Powerful statement about pride, self-sufficiency in letter to editor
• Letter: Judge Newt's infidelities? Take walk through history's trysts
• Letter: Saluting the careful planning of Martin County's own water park
• Letter: Post office deserves more respect than it gets
• Letter: Republicans' actions reveal what they truly are
• Letter: Time to focus on Obama, not Bush, regarding economic failures
• Letter: 'Safety net' is almost a better deal than working
• Letter: Opportunity to study benefits inmates and society
• Man holding woman hostage in Barefoot Bay, police say
• Riverside Theatre's "The Music Man" is piece of small-town America
• Robert Crowder's chances in race for Congress could depend on perceptions, past actions
• Art is bold and bright at Molly’s Gallery March opening reception
• Time II is a poem about time and the fact it just keeps moving
• Shifting Sands is a poem that compares the passing of time to the shifting sands of the sea shore
• Clark Advanced Learning Center students named finalists by National Merit Scholarship Program
• Square dance to benefit Hospice of Treasure Coast
• Eve Samples: Moving the Martin County Fairgrounds just isn't practical now
• Russ Lemmon: Sad turn in story of 97-year-old Vero Beach woman who faced eviction for smoking
• Crash in area of Martin Downs Boulevard and Mapp Road causing delays
• St. Lucie sheriff: Beware of 'grandparent telephone scam'
• Paul Anka, appearing at Sunrise Theatre Feb. 21, has long standing influence on music classics
• Martin County Fair schedule
• Indian River oceanfront mansion goes unsold at auction
• Local celebrity endorses Dancing with Vero’s Stars
• Witness says Duffy had her lie to police after Sebastian killing
• Grand Harbor Community Outreach Program awards $5,000 grant
• Palm City native convenes meeting to raise awareness about human trafficking
• Gov. Scott responds to folk song that laments Citizens insurance changes
• Family History Researchers moves to new location
• Humane Society urges caution over dog treats
• Alternate position open on planning board
• Women Leading Wellness conference expands program
• Bus service in Martin County grows, new provider takes over
• Palm City high school senior honored for volunteer work
• Local Realtors provide the gift of life
• Tequesta's 36th annual Strawberry Festival scheduled for March 3
• Letter: Beware of losing cool over outrageous air conditioning charges
• Letter: How can American Civil Liberties Union sleep at night?
• Letter: What level of service should I expect from dial-up?
• Letter: D.C. elites sadly ignore religious intolerance of Saudi masters
• Letter: Constitution specifies no religious test for president, so avoid it in governing
• Letter: Florida Atlantic's community engagement makes life better in region
• Letter: Vero Beach-area sound walls seem like senseless frills in period of fiscal limits
• Letter: On my Navy hazing, and branch's present-day overreaction
• Letter: Futile drug war is wasting resources, lives
• Letter: How millions spent in GOP slugfest could have been better used
• Letter: Sweet lip service from Florida on bitter insurance rate hikes
• Art is Bold and Bright at Molly’s Gallery March Opening Reception
• Parents Should Apply Now For Pre-K and VPK Programs This August
• Four Chaplains Monument dedicated near Riverside Park in Sebastian
• Port St. Lucie Soccer Club is kicking off the spring soccer season
• Jennifer M. Trefelner: Try a "Taste of Old Florida" at Adams Ranch, help Audubon Society
• Indian River schools' 2012-13 calender features Thanksgiving week off
• Stuart man celebrates his 101st birthday with family and new friends
• Jim Mayfield: Be prepared for zany antics and more at Earthtones in downtown Stuart
• Fire destroys structure behind Indian River County business
• Race for tax collector in St. Lucie juiced up, thrown into primary
• Commissioners urge governor to spare Indian River Correctional Institution
• Last year's runner-up returns to win this year's agricultural bee at Martin County Fair
• New Books: Book offers alternate history of 9/11 events
• Port Salerno Seafood Festival donates to food drive
• Member of VIM family honored with lifetime achievement award
• St. Lucie County OKs money for part of Lennard Road extension
• TD Charitable Foundation supports United Way of Martin County with donation
• Palm City Orators’ John Hockey and Shannon Borrego compete in Area 40 contest.
• Opera Studies to be presented by Museum of Art and Vero Beach Opera
• Veterans Memorial Bridge work to include shifting traffic on nearby roads
• New signals added to better manage Martin Highway traffic through Palm City
• Homeowners' associations may apply for free trees
• Treasure Coast Women serve up soup, salad fundraiser
• Indian River Habitat Cracker HoeDown set for March 3
• Space Coast Jazz Orchestra to perform March 11
• Ladies Night Out benefits Breath of Heaven
• University of Miami President Shalala's role on two boards prompts questions of conflict
• Florida plans more vending-machine Lotto games
• Kari Reinke named 2011 All Professional Top Agent of Year
• Palm City man in forefront of Texas redistricting
• "Complexities of Alzheimer's" at Scripps Florida Science of Health Talk
• Revenue Cycle Management serves medical providers
• Leisure Village woman hopes to take fight to keep 'therapy' dog to federal court
• FAU med school gets surge in applications
• Groundbreaking, dedication planned for Four Chaplains Monument at 2 p.m. today in Sebastian's Riverview Park
• Letter: Wondering where those charity dollars are actually going
• Letter: 'Cinderella' by Vero Beach Charter High students definitely had mass appeal
• Letter: Let's keep catering to top 1 percent while the remainder rots
• Letter: Drug repackaging loophole drives up cost of doing business in Florida
• Letter: I'm offering bailout plan for those who need it the most
• Letter: 'Do-nothing'? Real obstructionists in Washington are Obama, Reid
• St. Lucie schools could reclaim some losses if districts statewide get financial boost
• NAACP, family of teen shot by Indian River County deputy question attempted murder charge; shooting
• Martin County Schools could recover if districts statewide get financial boost
• Agreement to give districts statewide more money could benefit Indian River schools that endured losses
• Helicopter rescue part of Marine Safety Day at The Moorings in Vero Beach
• Vero Beach man remains hospitalized with injuries from collision; Fort Pierce driver released
• Colorful reminders splashed on billboards help get out the vote
• The Port St. Lucie Soccer Club is kicking off its spring soccer season
• Pink Tie Friends seek breast cancer survivors and fundraisers
• Anthony Westbury: Government does little to regulate towing firms
• Experiencing the joy of buying your first home
• Eve Samples: PIP overhaul would end massage therapy and acupuncture coverage
• Commitment is secret to marriage longevity for these Stuart couples
• Kashi School of Yoga to present relationship workshop
• Health Department testing cases at Vero Beach assisted living facility for norovirus
• Fort Pierce woman charged with child neglect for driving while intoxicated with four children
• Port St. Lucie dad in anguish over son missing on Mexican coast | Video
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Feb. 13, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrests: Feb. 13, 2012
• Martin County felony arrests: Feb. 13, 2012
• Three Vatland consultants get national recognition
• Melissa Marze joins Champion Home Health Care
• Swim lessons offered at Palm Bay Aquatic Center
• Head of the Smithsonian's Division of Archaeology to speak at Emerson Center
• Trial starts this morning in Indian River for former businessman accused of having Sebastian father-in-law killed
• Bingo, fashion show to benefit Senior Resource Association
• Dragonfly Quilt Shop in new location
• FHP cracking down on aggressive drivers
• Shandong Noodle House serves traditional Chinese on Vero Beach's Miracle Mile
• Winter can't stop the fish from biting
• PAL Youth Directors help clean spoil island
• Letter: Turn your back on haters who would control your mind
• Letter: Obama's order on coverage of birth control trespasses on the line separating church and state
• Letter: Error of judgment in 2008 must be corrected
• Letter: Prospect of constitutional convention intriguing, and also scary
• Letter: Explanation of home insurance rates: It's the state's fault
• Letter: Dramatic fee hike at Vero Beach Senior Center inexplicable
• Letter: Obama's wealth redistribution neither backed by Bible nor good sense
• Letter: Home-loan program relies on math made crazy
• Letter: Obama controlling Gingrich campaign
• Three Martin County Schools Awarded More than $29,000 in Grant Funding for School Breakfasts
• Walters' half-court shot lifts Indian River to its 20th win of the season
• Individual tickets on sale for Joe Scarborough event
• 'Flamingo Fling' to benefit breast cancer patients
• Pedestrian's condition improves after being hit on I-95 in Martin County
• CenterState Bank sponsors final jazz concert at Emerson Center
• VIM gala a 'total success,’ raises $360,000 for volunteer medical clinic
• Free prostate cancer screening available Feb. 28 at Martin Health
• Robots prepare for Rebound Rumble
• Empty Bowls Project benefits the hungry
• Martin County Master Gardener Spotlight Award presented
• Vehicle crashes through front window of branch post office in Vero Beach
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: Feb. 13
• Things to do in Martin County this week: Feb. 13
• One Jensen Beach man killed, second injured, in SR-A1A rollover
• Indian River firefighters, Coast Guard make early Sunday morning ocean rescues of two crews
• Letter: Easy to see why Democrats don't want West running for Congress in this area
• Letter: Story about doctor's generous gift a welcome bit of good news
• Letter: Discrepancy exists among prices between pharmacies
• Letter: I'd welcome Congressman West to Treasure Coast, and into my home
• Letter: Suspicious there's a connection between spraying and fish kill
• Rich Campbell: This is no-brainer: Use remaining funds from Martin County's half-cent sales tax to build new ball fields
• Editorial: Plan to give Martin County's Community Redevelopment Agency more authority to spearhead cleanup of property code violations merits consideration
• Marshall Frank: Abortion need not be an issue in upcoming presidential campaign
• Fay Vincent: In election year, Obama makes huge political mistake in dictating to Catholic Church, but there is a good way out ...
• Laurence Reisman: No kidding. Indian River County School Board to vote Tuesday on a policy that would prohibit service animals from urinating or defecating in inappropriate locations
• Editorial: St. Lucie County serves residents with expansion of free energy audits
• Editorial: Many questions remain unanswered about potential sale of Vero Beach electric system to FPL
• Letter: Transparency is concern regarding FPL and fish kill
• A look at how Treasure Coast legislators fared this week: Feb. 12
• Jensen Beach's Rego, Hess win regional wrestling titles head to state
• Fishing tournament to benefit Dandy-Walker Syndrome research
• Big men lead Martin County to district title
• Ray McNulty: Davis Cup and Fish a good match
• Boys Basketball: AlexThompson delivers, Jensen Beach wins district title
• Monday chat: Wartime romance ends in marriage for Palm City veterans
• Martin students show off science fair projects at Treasure Coast Square mall
• Chilly weather hitting Treasure Coast Saturday, Sunday
• Martin County government meetings: Feb. 12
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Feb. 13-17
• Indian River County courthouse news: Feb. 12
• Anthony Westbury: Cool reception for Georgia man in St. Lucie
• Russ Lemmon: FDOT contractor winds up with egg on face for encroaching on private property
• Eve Samples: Possible local contender emerges in Allen West race (Hint: He's a sheriff)
• How your local lawmakers voted this week: Feb. 12
• Michael Goforth: Poverty is a challenge, not a roadblock to success
• Martin County school official accuses ex-employee of malfeasance
• For second time, Romney rakes in more Treasure Coast campaign money than other GOP competitors combined
• Thumb up: DUI arrests drop by 20 percent on Treasure Coast
• Thumb down: Conference underscores U.S. vulnerabilities if oil spill occurs near Cuba
• Thumb up: Clark Advanced Learning Center in Stuart receives lofty state ranking
• Letter: Why is it the public's business how Elin Nordegren builds her house?
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Martin County should be prepared to fund St. Lucie Inlet dredging by itself
• Letter: Take a gander: Sauce for the politicians should be sauce for voters too
• Letter: Bank cancels a sale that would have let a longtime owner stay in his home
• Letter: House members commonly change districts after redistricting
• Letter: If more people send letters to the paper, it's because they are disgusted with elected officials
• Letter: Where you aware of the fact that our congressmen need not live in the districts in which they run for election?
• Letter: Good to see Judge Nelson not hiding behind her robe
• Letter: Our family takes single-stream recycling, composting seriously
• Letter: That Fonda is great actor doesn't mean she wasn't traitor as well
• Letter: Obama's health care rule is an attack on Christians practicing their faith
• Letter: Take time to learn about World War II veterans and their stories
• Letter: Hypocrisy in Catholic outcry over edict about contraceptive coverage
• Letter: Reality check means rich must pay more, defense must be cut
• Letter: Some letters to the editor, such as one on Elin Nordegren, better left unprinted
• Indian River Medical System begins requiring photo IDs for some visitors
• St. Lucie schools to be asked to help market Southern Grove development
• Head of Indian River Citrus League speaks out against buffering plan for agricultural land
• Group clears second hurdle needed to excavate Old Vero Ice Age site
• Nine Treasure Coast seniors named National Merit Scholarship finalists
• Florida grapefruit crop expected to fall a bit short of forecasts
• Partnership forged with 'The Ride to Beat Hunger' and the Indian River Community Foundation
• Martin County felony arrests: Feb. 10, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrests: Feb. 10, 2012
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Feb. 10, 2012
• Indian River County dirt roads can be paved for reduced price with 'millings'
• Sheriff's Appeals Board will hear case of fired former Indian River deputy March 8
• Funnel cloud warning issued for Indian River, St. Lucie and Okeechobee counties
• Jungle Club donates raffle proceeds to Humane Society
• Motivational speaker to address Indian River County students
• Judie Rappaport: Give Mom simple answers to adult child's illness
• Progress reported in settlement talks in decades-old Everglades lawsuit
• Youth Sailing Foundation to host its annual cookout
• Port St. Lucie festival Feb. 25 celebrates Italian-American culture
• Allapattah Flats K8 students write and share children's books
• St. Lucie teens, families look forward to College Preparatory Academy
• Vero Beach man charged in Indian River County's first homicide of 2012
• Most of Martin County's traffic accidents clustered along Federal Highway, officials say
• U.S. 1 and Prima Vista Boulevard prime area for traffic accidents
• Indian River officials looking to decrease accidents at problem intersections
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Beware, Pinterest is fun, but addicting
• Letter: Martin County public schools show that poverty need not drag down achievement
• Letter: Life may be bumpy ride, but it's precious, and so is prayer
• Letter: Disappointing post-escape performance by Sheriff Loar continues
• Letter: Help for my car in pinch says it all about life in Vero Beach
• Letter: Long list of questions about how food stamps are used in Florida
• Letter: Veterans Administration provides excellent treatment for troops
• Editorial: Martin County officials have done yeoman's work to bring St. Lucie Inlet dredging project closer to launch point
• Letter: For Santorum, being 'pro-life' means being pro-human life
• Letter: What's with all those who couldn't stay in their seats to hear Willie sing?
• Letter: Golf, erosion solutions leave much to be desired in St. Lucie County
• Letter: Obama should be held to the same standard of disclosure
• Letter: Great time at Stuart Seafood Festival, except when nature called
• Letter: Money was on Romney's side in Florida primary, but won't be in November
• Condo sales in Martin and St. Lucie among state's strongest during final quarter of 2011
• No criminal charges filed against Martin County Fire Rescue lieutenant in shooting
• Fort Pierce crash survivor's condition improves
• Martin County's Vietnam veterans bringing memorial wall to Halpatiokee Park in October
• Vero Beach insurance agent banned from practicing
• Mustard Seed Ministries celebrates 25th anniversary with garden
• Mardi Gras Weekend to benefit the Homeless Family Center
• Low vision support group offered in Vero Beach
• Super Kid Triathlon to feature swimming, bicycling and running events
• Harvest Food & Outreach grocery stays cools thanks to Barker
• Shoe party benefits children in need
• Palm Beach County School Board to consider Martin resident Gent for permanent superintendent job
• Treasure Coast school officials evaluating impact of No Child Left Behind waiver
• Precision Painting gives the offices of McKee Botanical Garden a makeover
• Southeast Overbrook Drive closed in two places Friday
• Two Vero Beach men charged after marijuana and weapons found in home
• Top prospects for Vero Beach city attorney expected to be named Feb. 21
• Indian River County School Board to discuss district rule changes at Tuesday's meeting
• Vero Beach Lifeguard Association issues January 2012 beach report
• Treasure Coast Oyster Fest slated for March 10-11 in Stuart
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated Feb. 9
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Feb. 9
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Feb. 9
• Music and magic highlight Dogs & Cats' annual dinner
• European wax painting demonstrated by Roy Stevens and Terry Wood
• South Fork High School students donate artistic abilities to Treasure Coast Hospice
• Fort Pierce residents celebrate Go Red for Women
• Plan to attend St. Luke's 'Baby, We Got it!' fashion show
• WSA announces grants for Martin County artists, arts organizations
• Life offers no task more difficult to deal with than the passing of one of your own children
• Molly’s House and Samaritan Center ‘Pony Up the Thanks!’
• Hillary Copsey: Taking care of each other has kept Vero Beach couple together for 74 years
• Martin High School assistant principal has second job as salsa instructor
• Letter: Just how did they calculate that 'drop' in unemployment?
• Letter: Why rely on Chinese debtors when wealthy retirees could help?
• Letter: 9/11 memorial offers statement about fetal personhood
• Letter: Eliminating incandescent light bulbs sorrowful
• Bob Burleson: With destination resorts bill dead, Florida legislators must rededicate themselves to job creation; so don't raid transportation trust fund
• James L. Fisher: State boards of higher education, including Florida's, bloated, inefficient, lead to myriad of problems, so scrap them
• Editorial: Latest unemployment figures for Treasure Coast, though encouraging, underscore importance of reviewing, continuing job-creation efforts
• Seacoast National Bank names Denise Ehrich Chief Marketing Manager
• United Way of Martin County News - February 7, 2012
• Former Indian River County Administrator Neil Nelson dies at 82
• Fort Pierce construction manager to vie for proposed District 84 seat
• Eve Samples: This isn't your mother's vocational education
• Russ Lemmon: Smoking inside apartment puts woman, 97, in jeopardy of eviction
• City paid law firm $123,000 so far for work on FPL deal
• St. Lucie County Parent Academy starts sessions at new headquarters
• Anthony Westbury: Fort Pierce sometimes forgets who's boss
• Fate of 77-year-old missing Jensen Beach man remains a mystery; family sues care facility
• Dredging begins at Sebastian Inlet
• Smith Heating and A/C names company-wide service manager
• Fort Pierce manufacturer moves in to larger facility, to add 43 jobs over 2 years
• Archive service in Palm City now offers digital data destruction
• Lynch of Vero Beach named local account executive for business lender
• Eighmie Law Firm opens in Port St. Lucie
• Owners of NeuroTechnologies in St. Lucie West earn certification
• Martin County Convention and Visitors Bureau announces 2012 board
• Stuart-based waterblasting unit maker ships largest order to date to Turkey
• Arrow Exterminators acquires Spencer Pest Services of Florida
• Shaved ice store in Vero Beach giving away Snowballs to mark anniversary Feb. 14
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Feb. 8, 2012
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Feb. 8
• Treasure Coast Reunions, Updated Feb. 8
• Parks and Attractions Updated Feb. 8
• Museums: Updated Feb. 8
• Samantha Baita to review 'Securing the City' at book review breakfast
• Art Happenings Updated Feb. 8
• PHOTOS: Centennial boys' soccer ride ends with 1-0 loss to Palm Harbor
• PHOTOS: 8th Annual Prayer Breakfast draws thousands to Riverside Park in Vero Beach
• Lawsuit says Citizens Insurance is unfairly inflating premiums
• Legislators reject attempt to clarify Florida's regulation of slot machines
• Fatal traffic accident closes Indiantown intersection
• Stuart retired doctor, veteran named Father of the Year
• Palm City employer wins national Patriot Award for military support
• Genealogy assistance available first Saturday of the month
• Mr. Stud Finder charity auction raises $30,000 for Habitat’s 2012 Women Build
• Follow the coupons for good food
• Treasure Coast Square invites organizations, businesses to participate in Bridal Expo Feb. 26
• Indiantown youth come together for community restoration
• Letter: Confront presidential candidates about military service
• Letter: Sense of entitlement is national problem, whether rich or poor
• Career Academy Showcase
• Multi-team garage sale to benefit Relay for Life of the Beaches
• Champagne and roses on sale for Dancing with Vero's Stars fundraiser
• Public invited to tour Children's Home Society of Florida's Vero Beach Campus
• Kids, parents, coaches make pitch for more sports fields in Martin County
• Martin County Commission OKs $5 million line of credit to beef up St. Lucie Inlet dredging project
• Reuse water rates could be lowered for Vero Beach, Indian River Shores and south barrier island
• Survivors in St. Lucie County crash remain in critical condition
• Vero Beach playgrounds now tobacco-free
• Youth Guidance Heli-Drop Ball Bash fundraiser rapidly approaching
• Stuart deli survives hard times with homemade dishes and family atmosphere
• 'Jazz with Pizzazz' brings down the house at Regency Park
• Man who lost $10M on Riverside National Bank stock feels angry, betrayed
• Plant Haven Wholesale Nursery supports Boys & Girls Club
• Electric rates could be lowered for Vero Beach customers
• Indian River deputy plans to appeal his termination
• Stuart man faces battery charge after road rage incident
• Martin County felony arrests: Feb. 7, 2012
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Feb. 7, 2012
• Indian River County felony arrests: Feb. 7, 2012
• Martin County School Board seeks efficiency study
• Secondary Science Fair winners honored
• Fort Pierce woman's niece charged with financial exploitation of the elderly
• Sponsors Make the Grade for Science Fair
• Boys & Girls Club Kidstop members participate in Triple Play, Healthy Habits lessons
• Ronald McDonald House Charities® Of South Florida attempting to break Guinness World Recordrd For Largest Coin Donation
• Cambridge presents annual fashion show, luncheon
• Digest: The SMS Spring Book Fair starts tomorrow and runs through Feb. 24
• Digest: Feb. 15, there will be a sixth grade retreat ...
• St. Lucie Religion Notes, updated Feb. 7
• Treasure Coast Volunteer Opportunities, updated Feb. 7
• Indian River Religion Notes, updated Feb. 7
• Martin Religion Notes, updated Feb. 7
• Digest: Our Book Fair will be in the Media Center this week from Feb. 13 through Feb. 17
• Digest: Congratulations to all Redeemer students ...
• Digest: Students in third through fifth grades will participate...
• Digest: Feb. 13 - SAC Meeting Media Center 5:30 p.m
• Digest: Congratulations to Teacher of the Month of February, April Strong
• Digest: Come out and support Murray’s last Boys and Girls Basketball game ...
• Digest: Parent Teacher Conferences, Feb. 16, 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.
• Digest: Parent conferences will be Feb. 16 from 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.
• Martin County Student Named State’s Region III Youth Volunteer of The Year
• The Willow School celebrates 100th day of school
• Stuart man charged in parking lot confrontation
• Port St. Lucie man charged in Stuart felony assault case
• Bill would shift Florida Health Deaprtment to counties' control, resulting in job losses
• Stuart Woods appearance contributes to success of House of Hope fundraiser
• Glass elected to Stuart Commission seat despite finishing second in money race
• Free bus ride to Money Show in Orlando
• Palm City women recognized for her dogged efforts to battle illiteracy
• LaSala's Dojo dominates at first tournament for 2012
• Authorities search for missing man, 54, in St. Lucie County
• Indian River deputy fired for using excessive force, falsifying account | Video
• Rain delays work at Indian River shopping plaza
• St. Lucie County charter high school information meeting set for Feb. 8
• Eve Samples: Stuart couple throwing caution to the wind to make a living on a wooden boat
• Treasure Coast Food Bank’s Kraft Foods Mobile Pantry goes to the Capitol
• Food Bank’s Kraft Foods Mobile Pantry Goes to the State Capitol
• St. Mary’s Episcopal Church,Samaritan Center partner for community outreach
• Dogs & Cats Forever: Nikita needs to be near you
• Summer Dance Festival Auditions set for February 18
• The Stuart Friends of the Atlantic Classical Orchestra Celebrate with “A Musical Feast”
• Fort Pierce Masonic Lodge schedules community fish fry
• Mother Nature forgot it's wintertime, so let's go fishing
• PAL offers rocket camps
• January's gas prices at record high for month; $4 per gallon expected by spring
• Brandeis National Committee presents book and author luncheon
• Lynn Blackard, CPA, CFE, promoted to partner at Roegiers Goldin Chappel Nall & Associates
• Genealogy assistance available first Thursday evening of every month
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County to announce 2012 Youth of the Year
• Sebastian debuts Art Studio Tour Feb. 11
• Fort Pierce's "Cookie Man" has been delivering Girl Scout cookies for 41 years
• Stuart "celebrity" Schnoodle dog heads to New York for art and fashion shows
• New Books: Port St. Lucie writer continues "Colandra" series
• Letter: Equal opportunity? Yes, but equal outcome isn't government's job
• Letter: Destruction of giant swordfish should be condemned, not celebrated
• Letter: How about a little common sense on health insurance?
• Letter: Stuart's Military Museum is a gem worth visiting
• Letter: Lack of publicity denies students an audience for their talents
• Letter: Dissatisfied with how dentists practice now
• Letter: Defense budget should be cut in these hard economic times
• Avenue D Boys Choir to perform at St. Augustine of Canterbury Church
• Readers share their best bird photos
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Feb. 6
• DUI arrests decline about 20 percent on Treasure Coast, authorities say
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: Feb. 6
• Things to do in Martin County this week: Feb. 6
• Change to 772 area code 10 years ago gave Treasure Coast own identity
• Things to do in Indian River County this week: Feb. 6
• Monday chat: PSL woman named Hispanic Chamber of Commerce ambassador
• Letter: Aquatic center is key statement about Martin County's priorities
• Letter: GOP primary more about fists flying than about leadership
• Letter: New Vero Beach manager too quick to use the broom
• Letter: Summon Kate to deliver us from our misery during national anthem
• Letter: Concrete, brick plants causing untold suffering in Stuart
• Letter: Stuart News commentary tilted ridiculously rightward
• Letter: When this constitutes 'B' for schools, we're all wearing dunce caps
• Letter: Port St. Lucie resident needs US Postal Service seven days a week
• Fay Vincent: Despite his recognition of a serious problem, President Obama's proposal to rein in college tuition rates an absurd boondoggle in the making
• Ellen Gillette: Florida has right to determine how public assistance is spent
• Editorial: Silly musical chairs as congressional 'representatives' move to more favorable districts; where does that leave the people supposed to be represented?
• Rich Campbell: Any other motorists frustrated by new sequencing of traffic lights in Martin County?
• Letter: Finally, chance to send someone to Congress who truly represents Treasure Coast
• Letter: Don't take discounted golf rates away for city employees at Sebastian Golf Course
• Ray McNulty: Win or lose, Brady among the best ever
• Girls Basketball: Sebastian River rolls to district title
• This Super Bowl will be heavy on offense
• High School Wrestling: Port St. Lucie peaking at the right time, wins district title
• Girls Basketball: LPA quartet goes 4-for-4 in district title games
• Russ Lemmon: John's Island resident gets close-up view of 'absolutely absurd' Medicare waste
• Eve Samples: Is U.S. Rep. Allen West a 'strategic thinker" — or a carpetbagger?
• A public auction offered Feb. 24
• The Blitzkrieg of the Bears…It’s ON!
• Seacoast National Bank East Ocean Branch to host blood drive
• Animal Care Extraordinaire celebrates 30 years in Martin County
• TCI Rood hosts National Hindsite Software meeting for the green industry
• Genealogical workshop offered on heraldry
• 'Finding your Ancestors Overseas' genealogical workshop offered
• Genealogical workshop on military records scheduled
• Family Fun Corner offers affordable fair experience, connection to local resources
• Find out how your Treasure Coast lawmakers voted this week: Feb. 5
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Feb. 5-10
• Martin County government meetings: Feb. 5-10
• Indian River County government meetings: Feb. 5-10
• Michael Goforth: No downers as good work of Treasure Coast Hospice recognized during annual beach stroll
• Maya Brown named Boys & Girls Club of St. Lucie County Youth of the Year
• Scholarships available for students attending University of Florida
• Thumb down: Horrific traffic accident near Gainesville is a cautionary tale for all motorists
• Thumb up: City of Stuart adds public parking spaces in downtown area
• Graham Cox and Richard & Juanita Baker: Please get involved in Pelican Island Audubon Society's quality of life project by taking online survey
• Thumb up: South Beach Association of Fort Pierce addresses public issues at annual meeting
• Thumb up: Treasure Coast firefighters present first award in honor of the late Assistant Chief Brian Nolan
• Paul J. Driscoll: What will it take to start shipping fruit again from the Port of Fort Pierce?
• John & Susan Parry: Pay attention to United For Animals criticism of St. Lucie Humane Society
• Charles Pattison: Harmony, Hobe Grove unnecessary developments that would add to current glut in local, regional real estate, building market
• Dom Armentano: 'Fiscal conservatives' must realize that their support of U.S. military initiatives is hypocrisy
• Nathaniel Reed: 1000 Friends of Florida lawsuit in Martin County land case not frivolous, but Rich Campbell's column is
• Letter: CareerBuilder commercial Super-sized monkey business; boycott it
• Letter: Trying Casey Anthony again? Her trial was sham
• Letter: Elvis' hound dog could have done better on national anthem than Tyler
• Letter: Now, was that so hard? Choosing someone who sings national anthem properly, that is
• Letter: Let federal employees pay their own delinquent taxes first!
• Letter: Wonder how much it cost taxpayers to send me check for nickel
• Thumb up: Florida House bill would increase funding for Treasure Coast school districts
• Boys soccer: Centennial knocks off Gateway, reaches 1st regional final
• Top juniors set to test Club Med
• Boys soccer: Fort Pierce Central stuns Sebastian River, moves within 1 win of 1st Final Four
• No Treasure Coast programs were in jeopardy during recent Komen grant controversy
• Heli-Drop Ball Bash & BBQ set for Feb.11 in Vero Beach
• Hobe Sound park photo contest has March 11 deadline
• Burt Reynolds to conduct open auditions in Stuart
• Two Martin County men charged after tools were stolen from fencing company
• Destination casino bill is dead for this session
• House OKs redistricting plan that would alter Martin County's legislative landscape
• Fort Pierce woman sentenced for burglary, theft
• Redistricting plan passes House, would give St. Lucie County a state representative of its own
• Indian River County Habitat for Humanity celebrates 20 years
• Locals Restaurant and Bar could open soon in Jensen Beach
• Owner of St. Lucie tax preparation business indicted for filing false returns, identity theft
• Fort Pierce's Sunrise Theatre adds Lyle Lovett, John Hiatt, Kevin Costner & Modern West
• Treasure Coast road report: Feb. 4 to 10
• Boys soccer: Fort Pierce Central stuns Sebastian River, now one win from 1st Final Four
• DCF worker and Treasure Coast woman charged with racketeering, food stamp fraud
• Reynolds on Treasure Coast real estate panel
• Vero Beach looks to revise water deal with Indian River Shores
• Quantum Foundation names new chairman
• Keshya Williams: Utilities allowed to charge fixed rates for some services
• Justin Bieber in South Florida?
• PHOTOS: See the latest high sports photos here
• Renovations help Indian River Sports Village accommodate multiple sports | Photos
• Citrus greening killing thousands of acres of groves on the Treasure Coast | Video
• Historical vignettes: 'When bears roamed Hutchinson Island'
• Unwanted Burmese pythons find a home in Jupiter | Video
• Vero Beach OKs fossil excavation near airport
• Florida attorney general's attempt to subpoena foreclosure mills stalls
• Parched Treasure Coast could see some rain next week
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Tips for shopping at Mount Dora's Antique Extravaganza
• Susan G. Komen for the Cure cuts funding to Planned Parenthood affiliates, including Treasure Coast
• Letter: Asking journalists about their ethics is turnabout and fair play
• Letter: Why is Indian River County satisfied with mediocrity in its schools?
• Letter: Scott's privatization effort tries to exclude voters from deliberations
• Letter: Deep-water oil drilling off the Florida Keys could lead to major spills
• Editorial: Vero Beach officials must reform city's overly generous sick leave, vacation time policies
• Editorial: Florida Legislature needs to revisit redistricting plan that could undermine identity of Stuart, Martin County
• Letter: Act of destruction by Tiger Woods' ex-wife truly is obscene
• Vero Beach paddleboarder to lead Florida expedition
• Anti-Semitic vandals now targeting Port St. Lucie neighborhoods
• Vero Beach divers pursue passion for visiting, photographing exotic underwater locations
• Indian River County to replace private town house community's driveway deemed unsafe
• Tickets on sale for astrophysicist appearing at Emerson Center
• Martin master gardeners tending to special garden
• Vero Beach officials looking to rewrite sign rules
• Jetson Home Show gets huge turnout
• Roundtable program that helps kids in St. Lucie County wins award
• Humane Society pet of the week: Charlie
• Port St. Lucie 'Big Sister' earns state honor for befriending cancer survivor
• Dogs & Cats Forever: Suzy Q will make you smile
• Hotchkiss joins board of the Boys & Girls Clubs in Indian River County
• Melbourne airport chief's quest for new airlines ongoing
• Humane Society Pet of the Week: Thelma
• Lovers rejoice! The Emerson Center to host Valentine's piano concert
• Martin County wants to fix shortcomings in redevelopment plans to foster economic development
• Dunne joins MedVance Institute in Port St. Lucie
• Heathcote Botanical Gardens welcomes Cynthia L. Warren as new executive director
• AARP offering free tax help in Martin County
• Battle of Lake Okeechobee re-enactment to feature descendants of original combatants | Photo gallery
• Indian River County Habitat for Humanity celebrates 20 years
• CPA Razzino of Stuart earns forensic diplomate
• Mild, sunny day, high near 80 with rain chances rising Friday | Video
• Letter: Fort Pierce mayoral candidate hopes to hit 'ground running'
• Letter: Washington needs to promote shift from petroleum to natural gas
• Letter: We need clean natural gas, especially fueling vehicles
• Letter: Obama's inaction on Keystone Pipeline emblematic of why he must go
• Letter: Pineapple Avenue wrecks will pile up unless Martin County acts
• Letter: Independents are people dismayed by the actions of both political parties
• Letter: Truth about middle class not what Obama would have us believe
• Letter: Our two political parties offer a clear choice of philosophies
• Letter: What's 'fair' when it comes to income taxes?
• Letter: Obama doing no favors to those out of work, or those doing the work
• Letter: Why does Florida allow home insurance premiums to triple?
• Letter: Green Party candidate offers true solutions to sustainable society
• Letter: Given the third degree in my quest to buy allergy tablets
• Letter: Women should not lose access to birth control because of where they work
• Letter: Make that call; stall FPL installation of your 'smart meter'
• Letter: Cruise ship had amazingly few casualties, no thanks to its captain
• Seacoast National Bank East Ocean Branch to Host Blood Drive
• Fellsmere zoning board approves plan for Trailhead Preserve Park
• Crews to continue monitoring brush fire on St. Lucie/Indian River county line
• Community Prayer Room gathers Treasure Coast people for spiritual communion, focus on major issues
• Anthony Westbury: Seeing ourselves through other eyes
• Religion Matters: Food for the soul events
• Treasure Coast volunteers continue campaigning for favorite GOP candidates
• Stuart police looking for man who was stalking woman at hotel
• Fort Pierce man charged with sexual battery on middle school student
• Russ Lemmon: Cruise ship's stop in Haiti has unexpected consequence
• Hillary Copsey: Vero Beach couple restores glamour to crime solving through their novels
• Eve Samples: Jupiter Island loves Romney; Huntsman is the winner among dropouts; and other tidbits from Tuesday's primary
• Home Town Flea Market and Crafts Show scheduled for March 24
• Orchid Council concerned about golf cart safety
• Sebastian Clambake revenues the best yet, charities receive more money
• Florida consumer confidence jumps in January
• Gov. Scott opposes tuition hikes, pitting himself against university leaders
• University of Florida-Fort Pierce offering degree in microbiology and cell science
• Fort Pierce man accused of kidnapping ex-girlfriend Tuesday
• Expect delays on Northeast Skyline Drive Thursday
• Indian River County Community Calendar: Updated Feb. 2
• January the driest month on record for Indian River County
• Letter: Smoker in her late 90s risks eviction — unbelievable
• Letter: Obama presidency hurting nation
• Letter: More worried about our country's direction than ever
• Letter: Congresswoman's smile lit up evening at State of Union
• Letter: Government subsidies for firms to hire make no sense in free market
• Letter: Let's work together to save Florida's magnificent waterways
• Editorial: Florida lawmaker's proposal would chip away at review process for large-scale developments
• Fay Vincent: Great words, writing open windows to lives, past and present
• Letter: Do we still have the right to freedom of religion?
• Letter: Fear-mongering career politicians can always stifle democracy
• Letter: Since growing up, government not answer to everything
• Letter: Xavier University has demonstrated excellence
• Letter: Vitriol aimed at Obama is disgracing Republicans in election year
• Letter: Reminding slow drivers to keep right could improve safety
• Letter: I hope Sen. Joe Negron remembers his roots are in Hobe Sound, and votes against S.B. 1180
• Letter: Dramatic surge in need met by support for Treasure Coast Food Bank
• Letter: A wake-up call on marijuana and narcotics today
• Seacoast National Bank charity fashion show contributes $10,000 to United Way
• Crystal Lake Elementary Princi-PALS Visit Instructional Center
• Romney wins Florida primary
• Public asked to stay away from South Hutchinson Island tidal marsh area after raw sewage leak
• Jensen Beach man sentenced to 85 years in federal prison for child pornography
• 'Beyond the Chamber' to benefit school orchestras
• Tenth mural to be completed in Hobe Sound during Festival of the Arts
• Westwood's Rhaheed to sign with New Mexico State
• Registration now open for Molly’s House Angel Run along Osceola Street
• Domino's House pets of the week - Tallulah
• Celebrating a birthday milestone!
• Booker Park pastor honored in Stuart during Youth Success Day
• Domino's House pets of the week - Prince
• Acquisition of NAI Global by C-III Capital Partners is complete
• Newest Boy Scout patrol takes 1st place at 3rd annual Klondike Derby!
• Hundreds celebrate the Chinese New Year at the Children’s Museum
• Celebrated local artists work with children at Boys & Girls Club
• Martin County felony arrests: Jan. 31, 2010
• Tom Rooney runs for spot outside the Treasure Coast; Allen West runs for seat | Poll
• Indian River County felony arrests: Jan. 31, 2012
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Jan. 31, 2012
• Turn your big game parties green with smart planning
• Treasure Coast Volunteer Opportunities, Updated Jan. 31
• Martin County Religion Notes Updated Jan. 31
• Indian River County Religion Notes Updated Jan. 31
• St. Lucie County Religion Notes Updated Jan. 31
• Dogs & Cats Forever: Chester
• Ask the Dog Trainer-Dog Dental Care is Important
• GOP presidential primary voting smooth so far on Treasure Coast
• New black belts earned at PAL karate
• Homes endangered by wildfire in St. Lucie saved when wind shifts | Photo gallery, video
• What you need to know for today's GOP presidential primary
• Willi Miller: Enjoy downtown events, be careful where you park
• Jennifer M. Trefelner: VGTI hosting grand opening events in Port St. Lucie
• Mild and breezy today with warm-up coming for rest of week | Video
• Letter: Media trying once again to convict Casey Anthony
• Letter: What can the world think of us, watching the primary campaign?
• Letter: The opportunity to express our opinions freely is valuable
• Editorial: Let's hope for smooth primary election today as all eyes focus on Florida
• Letter: Move Osceola Elementary School but don't change JA Thompson name
• Letter: Santorum's conservative track record makes him logical choice
• Letter: Republicans can afford to pay for their own primary
• Author Emma Walton Hamilton, visiting Vero Beach, speaks of unleashing children's "inner sparkle"
• State environmental protection representatives explain proposed action plans for Indian River Lagoon
• Fort Pierce magnet school earns St. Lucie district's top spot in state rankings
• Anthony Westbury: Don't delay, call today and save a bundle
• Brush fire in northern St. Lucie County threatens three homes
• Fort Pierce dredging project begins Feb. 8
• Serenity in the hustle and bustle of Orlando
• Loggerhead Marinelife Center releases first sea turtle of 2012
• Cardinals Legends Camp delivers another homerun
• Tutti Frutti plans to open in Rivergate Plaza on Valentine's Day
• DiFrancesco to run again for St. Lucie County Sheriff
• Former city commissioner Coke to run for Fort Pierce mayor
• High tech proton cancer treatment therapy center planned for Palm Beach County
• John Seymour: Voting in Tuesday's Florida GOP presidential primary? Vote for 'none of the above,' draft Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels to run
• Enjoy 'A Blast from the Past' impersonators' show
• RENU Medical Aesthetics announces donation drive for Equine Rescue & Adoption Foundation
• The Pine School to host music and food festival
• Walmart volunteers collect more than 3,000 pounds and $5,000 for Treasure Coast Food Bank
• Eve Samples: Redistricting boots Mortell from state House race
• Wear red to raise awareness about heart disease, No. 1 killer of women
• Martin, St. Lucie get 'gold standard' designation for health departments
• February should prove a good month for anglers
• Treasure Coast GOP leaders look past primary, see need for unity
• Cool, windy today, with rough beach and boating conditions | Video
• Air conditioning company owner loses license after complaints
• Letter: Cruel and dangerous to leave animals in parked cars
• Letter: Independents care for the country and its people, not a party
• Letter: Humane Society relies more on volunteers, donors than on tax dollars
• Letter: "Forget about it" for voting the bums out
• Letter: Why no credit to author of stirring 'Yes Virginia' editorial?
• Letter: Animals in St. Lucie County couldn't ask for better friends than Parrys
• Letter: Kori Benton has demonstrated his abilities in Planning Department position
• Letter: Did contractor know before contract was signed it would be dredging St. Lucie Inlet?
• Letter: Obama denounces richly deserved wealth, but not that of rich jocks
• Letter: Obama didn't stop pipeline; he just refused to rush decision
• Letter: Hayes deserves no more time on Martin County Commission
• Letter: In time of upheaval, Obama's accomplishments many at home and abroad
• Letter: Carole Jean Jordan was elected, and has performed well
• Letter: Jake Owen: Vero Beach benefit concert rescheduled for April
• PHOTOS: Politics and music entertain the Treasure Coast in this week's gallery
• Community foundation elects new board officers
• Volunteer Ambulance Squad begins fundraising drive
• Show off your talents at Martin County Fair
• Week starts off windy on the Treasure Coast, with rain chance later on
• Civil case accusing Mets pitcher Johan Santana of assaulting women going to mediation
• Local businesses generously respond to need regardless of economy
• Treasure Coast Tappers perform at Village Green
• 7th annual 'Detail Fest' racing into Stuart March 24-25
• Local sea captain serenaded
• GPS navigation course offered
• 'An Afternoon with Metropolitan Opera star Paul Plishka' set for Feb. 5 in Vero Beach
• Vero Beach Opera to hold concert Feb. 4 at VBHS Performing Arts Center
• Three state lawmakers push separate measures to alter death procedure
• Great escape or iPad basket? Take a chance and support PSL Business Women grants and awards
• Experience the wild Loxahatchee at 2012 Night on the Loxahatchee benefit
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Jan. 30
• Port St. Lucie gas station robbed Sunday morning
• Port St. Lucie man critical after motorcycle crash
• Letter: Redesign at U.S. 1-Port St. Lucie Boulevard intersection hardly an improvement
• Letter: Do we still have the right to freedom of religion?
• Letter: Unless ill-gotten, Romney's finances are curiosity and nothing more
• Letter: In Tampa debate, Gingrich veritable fountain of empty words
• Editorial: Florida's primary election gains importance with each new twist in GOP presidential contest
• Letter: A grow house is closed down; sad, might need gardener for cure one day
• Letter: A wit's end with unruly kids, mom shouldn't face law's wrath
• Letter: Obama has kept some of his promises, for the worse
• Letter: Wellness clinics support Humane Society of Vero Beach's mission
• Letter: Sea Oaks traffic light is accident waiting to happen
• Letter: Why big break for city employees at Sebastian Golf Course?
• Letter: Devil is in details of how red-light cameras bring in big bucks
• Letter: Schumann Hall Senior Center deserves support from all in Vero Beach
• Letter: The left's farcical insistence that Gingrich is the unelectable one
• Laurence Reisman: Q&A with Mark Shields: Robert F. Kennedy could have been a great president; candidate had ability to forge coalitions; and yes, a Northerner again will have a shot at the White H
• Rich Campbell: Martin County commissioner's spirited defense of environmental organizations was both eye-opening, unseemly
• Theresa Tolle: Florida legislators can't reduce health care costs by allowing more people to get sick
• Letter: Joe Paterno left in disgrace; Newt Gingrich hangs around in spite of it
• Rick Ankiel still waiting to see where he will play this season
• Proctor's sporting clays event draws approximately 200 shooters
• Russ Lemmon: Liability concerns force owner of vacant lot to play hardball with parking
• Eve Samples: Really? Tree-climbing is a liability for our kids?
• How Treasure Coast legislators faired this week: Jan. 29
• Gingrich speaks to enthusiastic crowd in Port St. Lucie | Photo gallery
• Indian River County courthouse news: Jan. 29
• Leadership Unleashed coming to the Treasure Coast!
• Pup-arazzi Canine Parade & Fashion Show a howling success!
• Local teen raising funds for trip to Europe
• Early voting in GOP primary draws more than 3,600 to polls in St. Lucie
• Nearly 6,000 Indian River Republicans cast ballots in early primary voting
• More than 3,100 Martin County Republicans cast ballots on last day of early voting in primary
• Indian River County government meetings: Jan. 30-Feb. 3
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Jan. 31-Feb. 3
• Martin County government meetings: Jan. 30-Feb. 3
• Michael Goforth: Downtown Farmers Market as much festival as shopping experience
• Gingrich makes stops on Treasure Coast on Saturday | Photo gallery
• FAU Jupiter’s Lifelong Learning Society presenting John Easterling, eco-entrepreneur and founder of the Amazon Herb Company
• Explorers improve skills
• It's just not the Super Bowl without great munchies — try these recipes
• Letter: Why I will not be running again for Martin County School Board
• Letter: Twain couldn't have said it better about crooks in Congress, Mr. Chicone
• Letter: Deck of cards from Democrats is stacked with jokers
• Letter: A few questions for leaders who would replace Obama
• Letter: Important service to explain polling location changes in Indian River, Martin counties
• Letter: Terrible state of our nation related to terrible choice for president
• Letter: GOP push for photo IDs is about disenfranchising voters.
• Letter: On the post office, attack ads, and what's really wasteful in Washington
• Letter: Forcing accident victim to go to ER instead of family doctor is specious idea
• Thumb down: Florida lawmakers should reject proposal to sell naming rights for school cafeterias, advertisements on school buses
• Thumb up: Martin County School District posts impressive showing in Florida's first-ever district rankings
• Letter: Gingrich's child labor proposals would take us back to robber baron days
• Letter: Gingrich a master of verbiage to divert criticism of his outrageous behavior
• Letter: Get facts correct about Gingrich before writing false information
• Letter: Ron Paul is only candidate in primary pointing away from status quo
• Letter: Republican candidate will need to appeal to independent voters
• Letter: GE has created jobs at home rather than sending them overseas
• House spending plan would give Treasure Coast school districts at least another $100 per student
• Girls soccer: Individual leaders through Jan. 26
• Boys soccer: Individual leaders through Jan. 26
• Girls basketball: Individual leaders through Jan. 26
• Boys basketball: Individual leaders through Jan. 26
• Wrestling: Individual leaders through Jan. 26
• O'Malley wants to preserve history of Dodgertown, connect again with Vero Beach community
• Humane Society of the Treasure Coast enters next phase of development with groundbreaking
• Seacoast Banking Corp. reports $6.7 million net profit for 2011
• Stuart lawyer Gloria Seidule receives highest peer review rating
• Aces for Independence tennis tournament benefits Southeastern Guide Dogs
• Duck in the Truck Puppets to make 'dragons talk'
• The Jacobs Brothers to appear in concert Feb. 10
• Premier art festival returns to downtown Stuart
• Be prepared for Tuesday's primary election in Martin County
• Proposal allowing school bus ads travels through Florida House
• Parents network with mental health professionals to learn how to deal with teen issues
• Treasure Coast business leaders, residents discuss local economy with federal officials
• Tough questions for nun at Vatican II 50th anniversary celebration
• Tickets on sale for Astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson at Celebrated Speakers Series
• J&C Car Show brings automobile beauties to Abingdon at Tradition
• Community thrift store making a difference to the lives of many in Port St. Lucie
• White bird-of-paradise needs lots of space to grow
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Make china cabinet a room centerpiece
• Weather service warns of strong winds, storms in Martin, southeastern St. Lucie
• Letter: Fair should be key word of tax proposal
• Letter: Why would GM use parts made in China?
• Letter: Independents want candidates who make reasonable decisions
• Letter: Primary season is like bad reality TV
• Letter: Permanent alimony unfair to working spouses male and female
• Paul Janensch: What to make of touchy subject of Gingrich's marital issues, allegations: Did ABC, King act professionally, ethically by airing claims on 'open marriage,' asking question
• Letter: Three-word review of "Girl With Dragon Tattoo': Sick, sick, sick
• Letter: Count up the reasons to boycott the FCAT
• Letter: Starting with shopping carts, a few questions about state of common courtesy
• Letter: Not only is 'improving' Colorado Avenue wasteful, it'll be a mess
• Letter: Obama's achievements huge considering obstructionists with whom he must deal
• Letter: Broadening casino gambling offers benefits for all Floridians
• Saturday GED Classes and ESOL Classes Now Available at the Indiantown Adult Learning Center
• Neil Best: Broadway Joe Namath pulling for New York Giants, now too
• Three St. Lucie County teachers tapped as Teacher of the Year finalists
• Company fined $100 a day to clean up a Gifford junkyard
• Ray McNulty: Bitter memories about spring training's unhappy ending in Vero Beach
• Martin Correctional Institution Officer goes to Tallahassee to get answers about facility's future
• St. Lucie County goes "country" Saturday and likely will reap economic benefits
• Catsablanca - A 'Purrfectly' splendid evening
• Catch the 6th annnual Port Salerno Seafood Festival
• Celebrate women, celebrate fashion at Creative Cocktails Creative Couture
• Concert Two features high artistic quality of ensemble performing some of classical music’s most beloved music
• ADA eligibility program coming to Martin County's public transit operations
• Martin County public meetings for February 2012
• Curtain coming down on former Zota Palm City Cinema building
• Fort Pierce power plant recognized for cleanliness
• United Way grant provides emergency assistance for Baines Hall
• Cellphone call results in St. Lucie County woman's arrest
• Kaleidoscope to host another Girls’ Night Out to benefit the homeless
• Riviera man found guilty of shooting at Stuart Police officer
• Lula Thomas joins IRMC as director of surgical services
• Former Vero Beach man charged with sending nude photos of himself to girl's cellphone
• Mea joins Skin Serenity Spa in Stuart
• PHOTOS: Lady Greyhounds of LPA overtake the Lady Cobras of Fort Pierce Central in basketball
• PHOTOS: Melbourne squeaks by Sebastian River boys soccer team to take the 13-4A final
• Disabled Little Leaguers benefit from Scott Proctor's charity events
• Deaf Services honors Pastor Hugh Curran, names new officers
• Palm City Animal Medical Center to host grand opening, collect donations for Humane Society
• Dr. George L. Porter and the Lincoln assassination stories
• Palm City Chamber calls for photos to celebrate community’s centennial
• Luncheon, fashion show to benefit Hobe Sound Animal Protection League
• Evergreen Club once again to host 'The Big Taste' and 'The Big Tournament'
• Children's Services Council elects new officers
• Poisons may be lurking in your own back yard
• Hillary Copsey: Inspired by other authors, South Fork High School student publishes first book
• Have the umbrella handy: Rain chances are on the rise | Video
• Letter: Toll sticker on car you sell could be someone's free pass
• Letter: Have those who argue for military action served themselves?
• Letter: On taxes, health care, Republicans want to ignore obvious
• Letter: The best news for 2012 would be Obama's farewell speech
• Letter: Time to restore American-made industries to U.S.A.
• Letter: Putting calculator to my Medicare Part D costs left me stunned
• HealthGrades recognizes Martin Health Systems, Sebastian River Medical Center
• Citrus growers optimistic researchers will conquer diseases threatening industry
• Palm city man known for child psychology studies dies two weeks shy of 94th birthday
• Bill protecting mourners from protesters passes House committee unopposed but has uncertain future
• Indian River commissioners OK proposed North County state-federal land swap
• Grand jury indicts Gifford man in December shooting death
• Project Citizen panel selects Sebastian school's Indian River Lagoon project to compete at state level
• Anthony Westbury: Beach project should benefit all of us
• Gym Like This! gymnasts impressive at Tampa Bay Turners Invitational
• St. Lucie officials encouraging residents to sign up for free home energy audits before April
• Roads to be closed for Port Salerno Seafood Festival
• Newt Gingrich's Stuart visit sold out
• Children's Behavioral Health Summit set for Jan. 27 in Fort Pierce
• Martin declares Jan. 27 as Earned Income Tax Credit Awareness Day
• Indian River jury awards woman $257,000 in medical malpractice case
• High school's scholar program open to all St. Lucie County students
• St. Lucie Inlet advisory group discusses ways to raise money for dredging projects
• Port St. Lucie woman charged in Pembroke Pines sexual assault case
• Morningside, Port St. Lucie boulevards to be affected by road, lane closures Jan. 26 in Port St. Lucie
• Portion of Bayshore Drive in St. Lucie to close Jan. 26-27
• St. Lucie mom arrested, kicked out sons aged 9 and 13, police said
• Revenue-based dental clinic for poor in Port Salerno to complement free clinic
• Golden Gate may get more power to take on code enforcement issues
• Cub Scouts enjoy visit from St. Lucie County deputies
• Port St. Lucie woman, 23, accused of sexually assaulting 13-year-old boy
• Shelley Owens: Cheesesteak Factory in Port St. Lucie has new owner
• Willi Miller: Weekend of music events in Indian River County
• Small plane lands in marshy area near Palm Beach Gardens | Video
• Warm with some showers for rest of week, change for weekend | Video
• Letter: 'Dr. Mario' great friend, great fisherman, and servant of Treasure Coast
• Letter: National Defense Authorization Act is signature of police state
• Letter: Vero Beach Recreation Commission should stick to row-club decision on MacWilliam Park
• Letter: Romney is Republican's greatest hope; Gingrich nothing but joke
• Letter: How else to describe Romney but out of touch?
• Letter: Romney stepped in to save failing businesses; let him guide our country
• Letter: Press Journal drops ball on recognizing significance of MLK holiday
• Letter: Perverted capitalism is destroying America
• Letter: Smorgasbord of various and miscellaneous thoughts
• Letter: Obama's critics don't give voters credit for using their noggins
• Letter: Unintended consequences to feel-good mandates to health insurers
• Stuart's Community Christian Academy gets close-up view of political process
• O'Connor warns of shrinking revenue after Vero Beach sells electric utility
• Charity operator convicted of racketeering in Fort Pierce fraud trial
• In other Martin County Commission business
• Jensen Beach care facility plans approved
• Boat washes ashore in Castaway Cove in Indian River County
• Art Mundo sponsors second "Brush with Nature" in Fort Pierce
• Air Force sergeant who grew up in Vero Beach dies from gunshot wound
• Aviation enthusiasts can experience WWII aircraft at Stuart's Witham Field
• Business owner Bobby Hopkins seeking St. Lucie County Commission District 5 seat
• Jan. 27 declared as Earned Income Tax Credit Awareness Day
• Robert Barfield named corporate sponsor chair for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation walk
• 'Heart and Soul' dinner and jazz scheduled
• Florida Supreme Court reviewing sanctions in Martin County house clustering case
• Employee guilty of stealing money from Stuart eatery
• Dr. Edie Widder educates Vero Beach High School ninth-graders
• Humane Society Thrift Shops to host Super Bowl sale
• Under the Oaks Annual Art Show blossoms March 9-11
• Rep. Gayle Harrell to lead The National Foundation for Women Legislators
• Tips make running healthier and easier
• Dead whale reported to have washed up at Fort Pierce Inlet
• Martin County Commission expected today to award $6.4 million contract for St. Lucie Inlet dredging
• Fellsmere festival so successful it runs out of frog legs on last day
• Disabled truck blocks I-95 exit ramp in Port St. Lucie
• Santorum visits Okeechobee, Stuart today
• Jennifer M. Trefelner: Red Stag Sanctuary provides tour of authentic Florida ranch
• Warm and mostly sunny afternoon after some morning showers | Video
• Letter: Making sport of ancient science of yoga is abomination
• Letter: Capitalism in struggle with forces of collectivism
• Letter: Proof of identity is needed to obtain medical services
• Letter: Tumultuous changes ahead for society that has lost its way
• Letter: Bull riding event big deal for St. Lucie County; why no story afterward?
• Letter: President's 'jobs czar' is a master at sending jobs offshore
• Letter: No better way to appreciate Big Brothers/Sisters than through in these bright eyes
• Letter: Facing our country's problems honestly
• Letter: Compile and publish a guide to politicians' voting records
• Letter: Republican vote suppression efforts aimed at giving Florida to Romney
• Letter: Why doesn't the United States produce oil from coal?
• Letter: To appreciate ominous trend, consider price of Snickers bar
• Martin County Named 3rd Highest Performing School District In Florida
• Robert Barfield named corporate sponsor chairman for annual Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation walk
• Southern Grove redevelopment draft plan presented Monday to Port St. Lucie Council
• Jake Owen's rescheduled show will be April 7 at Vero Beach High School
• Adult Education to offer Microsoft Word class
• Martin County Schools rank third among all state districts
• Indian River Schools in the middle of the pack on district rankings
• St. Lucie Schools may rank 42nd, but superintendent says they have come a long way in recent years
• Wintley Phipps to perform at benefit concert
• Russ Lemmon: Seniors balk at fivefold increase in annual membership fee
• City Manager Jim O’Connor is the 2012 Honorary Chair for Relay For Life
• Santorum, Gingrich to mingle with Treasure Coast Republicans this week
• Taylor Wood named 'Gymnast of the Week'
• Hershey won't seek re-election to Martin County School Board
• VNA Hospice adds temporary support group
• Sebastian River High students learn the ropes of leadership
• Sebastian River High School to be site of health fair
• Martin County accepting applications from restaurants for 'doggy dining' permit
• Indian River Regional Science & Engineering Fair elementary division winners announced
• Engineers teach Martin kids about Algebra, real-world applications
• Eve Samples: Hope Rural School students create a garden from thin air
• Anthony Westbury: A great idea; proving it seems to take forever
• Mild January means productive fishing
• Foggy mornings, warm days continue, change at week's end | Video
• Police hunt for clues as two adults found dead in Port St. Lucie home | Video
• Letter: Big differences between "entitlement" programs
• Letter: To restore sanity, I'm rebelling against new whatchamacallits
• Letter: Venture capitalists make the economy more productive
• Letter: Making light of domestic violence, 'Hagar' strip truly was horrible
• Tim Mahoney: Obama makes huge mistake in rejecting pipeline
• Mark Mathes: Florida's Republican Presidential Preference Primary: Why you should vote for — Ron Paul
• Letter: Letter, photo summon memories of glory days at Notre Dame
• Letter: Candidates knew the Virginia rules, shouldn't have sued for exceptions
• Letter: Living with loving pit bull gives me new perspective about pet ownership
• Letter: Who cares where Casey Anthony lives? She was acquitted
• South Fork High School Celebrates Student Becoming A Published Author
• Phil Sheridan: Requiem for the soul of Penn State
• Toe-tapping, hand-clapping music coming to 18th annual Yeehaw Junction Bluegrass Festival
• Boys soccer: Sticking to the basics often proves best playoff strategy
• Two adults found dead Sunday in Port St. Lucie home
• Students bring 'Cinderella The Musical' on the road to By the River
• January students honored by the Exchange Club of Sebastian
• Soccer is TOPS for these Port St. Lucie youngsters
• The Youth Sailing Foundation is having its yearly fundraiser on Feb. 18
• Treasure Coast had 'pretty deadly year' for domestic violence, advocate says
• Treasure Coast Hospice program helps keep pets, owners together
• Enjoy fashions, laugh with Terri Johnson and raise money for good cause
• Vero Beach Elks Club to host Irish Breakfast Feb. 12
• MLK parade attracts walkers from area church group
• Local nonprofits benefit from the SUnday FUnd
• Martin, St. Lucie public records: Jan. 23
• Pasture burns west of Vero Beach
• Troopers identify victims in Martin County turnpike rollover
• Molly’s House raffle tickets on sale for 55-inch TV and Blu-ray disc player
• Prawnbroker Grill supports Scouts
• Organ concert 'Bach and Friends' presented by Dr. Curt Sather
• Police investigate hit and run in Port St. Lucie
• Letter: A Gingrich win would mean there will still be hope for unmarried women
• Letter: Is football game really place for Tebow's displays of piety?
• Letter: Democrats put us in the position we are in today
• Letter: People, don't flush those unwanted drugs down toilet
• Letter: Whatever became of shame of illegitimate childbirth?
• Letter: Compliments on clean up of 17th Street Bridge
• Editorial: This may be especially challenging year for officials of St. Lucie County
• Letter: The Sonny Chason I knew would never have done what he's accused of doing
• Letter: Bicycle for many reasons, but mostly to foil big oil
• Letter: Scott's policies are bad news for anyone without his privileges
• Letter: Some good came from destroying beautiful, historical mansion
• Charles de Garmo: Join in on my New Year's wishes, like making sure all cars have turn signals
• Letter: Malpractice suit about broken needle makes one wonder about paperwork
• Laurence Reisman: How coaches, parents deal with young players as important as anything else in sports; find out from expert David Benzel at upcoming free meetings
• Letter: Tebow may have good reason to pray before football games; ask him
• Editorial: Martin County Commission's proposed list of five goals for 2012 (and beyond) could be reduced to two
• Rich Campbell: Welcome to the Martin County School District, where confrontation is the norm and dysfunction rules the roost
• Letter: Ticket distracted drivers for other traffic violations
• Letter: Communism doesn't work; get Obama out of office
• Editorial: Proposal by Indian River County school officials to move Osceola Magnet to former Thompson Magnet holds great promise
• Citrus Grove Elementary Teacher Nominated For Special Award
• Early voting favors organized, moneyed campaigns, political experts say
• Indian River County courthouse news: Jan. 22
• How Treasure Coast legislators fared last week in Tallahassee: Jan. 22
• Northbound lanes open after single-vehicle crash closes turnpike in Martin County
• Remember when: Snow fell in South Florida
• Russ Lemmon: Governor's move puts Gore closer to checkmate
• Anthony Westbury: Big change at the top in Fort Pierce
• Eve Samples: Brogan's $500,000 pay tops new watchdog list (even though other earners top him)
• Michael Goforth: Making connections between Central New York and South Florida
• Stuart Rotary supports SafeSpace
• Clinton T. Hobart demonstrates his techniques for 'Mini Still Lifes'
• House of Hope thankful for Conchy Joe’s generosity
• Martin County-based U.S. Marines and Navy F.M.F. Corpsmen of the Marine Corps League to hold special luncheon program
• Tickets for Humane Society of the Treasure Coast’s 'Super Party' going fast
• The inaugrual Bio Ball: A toast to VGTI Florida's bright future of discovery
• Letter: Problems when Humane Society's services draw pets away from veterinarians
• Letter: Any energy policy needs to prioritize military's safety
• Letter: The religious right is steps away from the theocracy it seeks
• Thumb up: Nordegren's donation fuels record sales day at Martin County Habitat store
• Thumb down: Florida lawmakers should reject 'Ag-Gag' bill
• Letter: Find way to serve local community, veterans urge
• Letter: 279 members of Congress just like hookers to possible pimp Norquist
• Letter: GOP hopefuls only help Obama when tearing each other down
• Letter: Letters containing propaganda are bad for American business
• Letter: Letter attacks President Obama with everything but facts
• Letter: Loving God would frown on comments about 'illegal' people
• Letter: Closure of Indian River jail prison burden hundreds of families
• Letter: Should be no confusion whatsoever as to what 'pro-life' means to me
• Letter: Bungling over King Memorial emblematic of why changes are needed
• Dolphins to hire Green Bay Packers assistant Philbin as head coach
• Jack Stewart, owner of Stuart jewelry store, remembered for his adventurous spirit
• Federal probation officer testifies at fraud trial she had concerns where donated money was going
• Fort Pierce Police seeking man for sexual assault, robbery
• Grand jury indicts two Fort Pierce men for importing endangered and threatened species
• Hear plans for excavating Vero Man Site on Jan. 22
• Commissioners: Plan for trash-zapping facility at St. Lucie landfill not dead
• Vero Beach man accused of operating marijuana grow house in Lakewood Park
• Keyboard artist to appear Jan. 23 at St. Andrew Lutheran Church
• Real estate appraiser enters Indian River property appraiser race
• Treasure Coast road report: Jan. 20-27
• Sales of single-family homes up in Martin, showing stability in St. Lucie and Indian River counties
• Dune restoration at Vero's Conn Beach may temporarily close portions in February
• Art by the Sea award winners announced in Vero Beach
• Junior League tour to feature an array of distinctive homes
• Korountchev director of sales and marketing for Capt. Hiram's in Sebastian
• St. Lucie County businessman recognized for contributions
• Intelligent Office of Palm Beach Gardens to host 9 and Network
• Baseball registration begins Feb. 1
• St. Lucie Schools take the lead in nutrition and exercise initiative
• Nuclear power careers focus of IRSC open house in Fort Pierce
• Indian River County fossil rich, historian tells Sebastian audience
• Cameras to scan all license plates entering or leaving Tequesta | Video
• Jetson Home Show returns with twice the local small businesses
• See Bev’s Green Boutique at Jetson Home Show on Jan. 31
• Carol Staub demonstrates her mixed media talents
• Knight Kiplinger in town to speak and present literacy award
• Celebrate the Chinese New Year at the Children's Museum
• Earthtones presents Earthtunes featuring Boss Groove Thursday, Jan. 26
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Poinsettias should be planted into the landscape soil, not pots
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Dianthus offers a new, colorful option for winter annuals
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Your backyard can be an oasis
• Mild and sunny, then temperatures well above average next week | Video
• Letter: Free market run amok; gas prices defying laws of supply-demand
• Letter: Using large boulders and jetties will stop erosion
• Letter: The many ways Obama's policies hurt the less well off
• Letter: 'Permanent alimony' is an anachronism in today's society
• Letter: More of the same scare tactics about health care reforms
• Letter: Firms like Bain invest in productive businesses
• Letter: Outlawing firearms is a ridiculous goal, as well as impossible
• OPUS Spaghetti Dinner and Concert
• 27th Annual Russell Holloway Track Meet
• St. Lucie County prescribed burn wasn't off limits to Travel Channel television crew
• Reactions mixed in Port St. Lucie on choice of Crosstown Parkway bridge location
• Homeless Center announces Wednesday Walks in Indian River County
• Fort Pierce Mayor joins St. Lucie County Commission race
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County receives TD Bank grant to support academic programming at its Palm City branch
• Senior Solutions extends its caring touch to House of Hope
• United Way, AARP offering free tax prep
• JSG Medical introduces Hillary Sheitelman, physician assistant, to the family medicine practice
• JSG Medical introduces Jessica McVeigh, physician assistant, to the family medicine practice
• GPS navigation taught by Coast Guard Auxiliary
• Ram’s Pineapple Cove honored with Green Achievement award
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County receives donation from Seabranch Art League to support arts programming
• House of Phoenix opens in downtown Stuart
• Subway restaurant in Port St. Lucie under new ownership
• Treasure Coast early voting for GOP presidential primary begins Saturday
• Nationally-known yoga instructor hosts workshops in Vero Beach
• Battery charge against Fort Pierce government critic dropped
• Prescribed burn planning meeting set for Jan. 24 in Hobe Sound
• Fort Pierce man charged with sexual battery involving a minor
• Patrick Hayes seeking re-election to Martin County Commission
• Humane Society of VB: Blossom likes to pose
• Humane Society of VB: Oreo
• Rabbit lovers unite at Humane Society’s BunFest
• Neighborhood panel says traffic conditions dangerous on Pineapple Avenue in Jensen Beach
• Domino's House pets of the week: Yuki
• Domino's House pets of the week: Picasso
• Indiantown VFW post looks forward to rebuilding in a year after twister destroyed facility
• Fort Pierce's urban forester retiring after 25 years with city
• Recount: Santorum edged Romney in Iowa caususes
• Prescribed burns planned today in Martin, St. Lucie
• Jewish rocker Sheldon Low to perform at Vero Beach synagogue Jan. 27
• Hillary Copsey: Winter in Florida allows folks to get out and about. What do you like to do?
• Cool and mostly sunny today; above-normal temperatures in weekend forecast
• Letter: Hoping that Everglades project is more about action than hype
• Letter: Republicans make fools of themselves again over payroll tax cut bill
• Letter: Let's try to change Stuart's Christmas Parade start time
• Letter: Raising fees can hardly bring more players to Sebastian Golf Course
• Letter: Indian River County School Board should back off plans for Pointe West school
• Letter: My question to the person who vandalized my car is, why?
• Letter: Doughnut shop was never a gamble, just good food
• Nonprofits partner to present Fourth Annual Touch a Truck Family Festival
• Agricultural negotiator visits Vero Beach packing company, raises optimism among citrus growers
• Report: Country star Alan Jackson selling Jupiter Island home for $14.9 million
• Religion Matters: Upcoming multi-denominational event and other happenings
• GOP dropouts pose challenge for Treasure Coast early absentee voters
• Dzadovsky files to run again for District 1 seat in St. Lucie County
• College costs, economic development and redistricting top Treasure Coast legislative priorities
• Connecting the dots: Uncovering the story behind Martin County
• 53rd Martin County Fair announces entertainment
• What A Weekend: Martin County Events: Jan. 20-22
• Faith Night returns to Martin County Fair Feb. 14
• What A Weekend: Indian River County Events: Jan. 20-22
• Russ Lemmon: With auction of oceanfront mansion approaching, saboteur springs into action
• Clark students named scholastic art and writing winners
• What A Weekend: St. Lucie County Events: Jan. 20-22
• Women’s Health Summit features Louis Aronne, MD, renowned weigh-loss specialist
• 'Ramar of the Jungle' film star Jon Hall lived in Jensen with wife Frances Langford
• Jon Hall, Film Star, ’Ramar of the Jungle’
• Rep. Snyder recognized for effort on human trafficking law rewrite
• Anthony Westbury: New contract should bring city plenty of green
• PHOTOS: South Fork girls soccer team routs Port St. Lucie 6-0
• St. Lucie saves $3M, creates temporary jobs buying dirt for landfill
• Treasure Coast citizens hold MLK Day rally
• Student chorus sings carols for the DAR
• Sinulog takes place in Port St Lucie
• PAL wrestlers compete
• Shelley Owens: Chef's Table in Stuart now open for dinner
• Warm, sunny day to be followed by very brief cool-down | Video
• John Young: Gerrymandering shelters for incumbents, not for pets
• Francis J. Partel Jr.: With focus on Mitt Romney's time at Bain Capital, it's timely to explain what private equity deals are and how they can help the economy
• Editorial: Florida right to terminate employees at juvenile detention center following death
• Letter: Series on FIND depicts agency bent on wasting tax dollars
• Letter: Real voices of change ring out in Kucinich, Sanders, Stein
• Letter: Protesters in Occupy movement not sleazebags or useless
• Letter: Let candidates rise, fall on their merits, not on columnists' barbs
• Letter: Revive tea party spirit; nominate true conservative for president
• Letter: Casino gambling portends nothing but trouble for Florida
• Letter: Ending the 'franking privilege' could help save the postal service
• Local sports for Wednesday
• Ray McNulty: Dolphins' Ross fumbles chance to hire Fisher
• 2012 Martin County Teacher of the Year Awards Celebration
• Fort Pierce man fights off burglars after returning from vacation
• Bluefield Ranch Preserve in St. Lucie County closing for prescribed burn
• ReStore in Stuart sets another sales record
• Vero Beach Humane Society directors lobby lawmakers on animal cruelty issues
• Obama administration announces ban on Burmese pythons, other constrictor reptiles
• Wine and Design event in Stuart instructive and entertaining
• Stuart author writes about instrument pilot training
• Children's Behavioral Health Summit sponsored by New Horizons of the Treasure Coast
• Fundraising dinner Jan. 27 will help Martin County High School Fine Arts Department
• FPL prepares to seek rate increase
• Palm City Orators to hold club level International Speech, Table Topic contests
• Seacoast National Bank sponsors 'Annie' grand opening gala to benefit Hibiscus Children’s Center
• Fall in love with art at the Molly’s Gallery February opening reception
• Dynamic trio to lead VGTI Bio Ball
• Golf tournament offers prizes to benefit local man paralyzed in accident
• Art show to benefit local foundation
• First United Methodist Church's Piece on Earth Quilters preparing for quilt show and silent auction
• Anthony Westbury: Another 15 minutes of fame from Port St. Lucie
• Frostbite Regatta in Indian River County draws model boat owners from Brevard to Palm Beach counties
• Seller of businesses, realty to merge in Stuart
• Scenic outdoor oil paintings on view at PSL Botanical Gardens
• Adrien Covarrubias wins first place in Soccer Shoot
• Help Walmart enrich Treasure Coast Food Bank through weekend food drive
• World’s largest sanctuary for rescued chimpanzees opening its doors to public
• E-books available from all authors attending BookMania! Jan. 21 in Jensen Beach
• Art aficionados have two Indian River festivals to attend weekend of Jan. 20
• Restaurant Critic Review: Casual atmosphere, classy comfort food at Sebastian's Chill and Grill
• Douglas Pike: Slavery alive, well in 21st century, with victims engaged in picking crops, weaving carpets, cleaning buildings, and being raped; rally to stop it
• Paul Janensch: Al-Jazeera's English broadcasts starting to earn some respect in the United States
• Letter: Lack of uproar over nation's direction is deafening
• Editorial: Other school districts, governments should consider 'Made in America' concept implemented by Indian River County School District
• Letter: Laurence Reisman column sounds like he's mouthpiece for Florida Gov. Rick Scott
• Letter: Super PACs look to exert super-costly influence; to what ends?
• Letter: Changing political realities are what redistricting is about
• Letter: Young Americans: It's time to learn the truth
• Letter: Republicans drove me out of the party after decades
• Right on schedule: Digital Domain Park renovation
• Gaylord Outraises Kline Almost 3 To 1 Sentiment For Change Fuels Fundraising
• Veteran cruisers, including one from Stuart, shrug off capsized ship
• Former Indian River Veterans Council president must pay legal fees in defamation suit
• Vero Beach pilot lands plane on its belly in Key West
• Stuart parade, events commemorate Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday
• Thousands 'remember, celebrate, take action' at Fort Pierce's Martin Luther King Jr. parade
• Stuart's ReStore restocked with items from Elin Nordegren's former home
• Foundation makes Treasure Coast Square shopping spree a reality for Fort Pierce girl
• Mild January equals great fishing
• PAL Drum Line entertains
• Teens from Port St. Lucie PAL support MLK event
• PHOTOS: Martin Luther King Jr. Celebrations on the Treasure Coast
• Citing safety concerns, Indian River School District demolishes former Pleasant Ridge School
• Anthony Westbury: The doc is in and he needs your number
• Eve Samples: Gaylord campaign fires first salvo of superintendent race
• Russ Lemmon: 'Don't let Angel be forgotten' were his dying words
• Treasure Coast honors Martin Luther King Jr.
• Goldstein, Schmitt & Wade law firm sponsors 2012 Komen South Florida Race for the Cure
• Dr. Stephanie Haridopolos is SafeSpace 2012 'Every Woman is My Sister' keynote speaker
• Hilltoppers sing at St. Luke's
• Ellen Gillette: Party symbols: Democrats still living with repercussions of Andrew Jackson being labeled a jackass; Republicans might be better off with Dumbo, Horton
• Letter: Help law enforcement by copying birth certificates to driver's license
• Letter: Man can build against beach erosion, but nature has the last word
• Letter: Political jockeying intended to hide shortcomings of Obama administration
• Letter: Individual health insurance mandate is like Florida's PIP requirement
• Letter: Our government should support private enterprise and employment
• Letter: Left-lane road hog gets Hawaiian peace sign after removing Obama bumper stickers
• Letter: Even if we super-soaked the rich, we wouldn't put a dent in national debt
• Seacoast National Bank sponsors “Annie” grand opening gala to benefit Hibiscus Children’s Center
• Heat's Wade out indefinitely with bad ankle
• Girls Soccer: Road to the Final Four begins this week
• Campers living their dreams at Mets Fantasy Camp
• Girls Soccer: District Tournament Capsules
• Treasure Coast Fishing Report: Jan. 16
• Send a little love from the U.S. to the troops for Valentine's Day
• Chance of rain midweek looming on horizon
• Slain Navy SEAL Aaron Vaughn honored in Sunday ceremony
• Community teams up to help Brian Simpson family
• Monday chat: New Ecological Services Office supervisor in 'dream place to live and work'
• PHOTOS: Warm up with the Treasure Coast Week in Pictures gallery!
• Different type of tryout held Saturday at Digital Domain Park
• Indian River County Hospital District could see changes ahead
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: Jan. 16
• Things to do in Martin County this week: Jan. 16
• Things to do in Indian River County this week: Jan. 16
• Indian River Adult Education can help you choose new computer
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records for Jan. 16
• WZZR’s Josh Cohen to host Keep Martin Beautiful’s 2012 Environmental Stewardship awards ceremony
• Children’s Museum receives permanent exhibit from the Don Hudson Foundation
• 'Close to the Fire,' a poem about serving our country
• Martin County government meetings: Jan. 18-19
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Jan. 17-20
• Indian River County government meetings: Jan. 16-19
• Richard White: Send board letter by mail questioning refusal to accept certified letter
• Laurence Reisman: Innuendo spread by some Vero Beach electric sale opponents getting pretty nasty, personal
• Rich Campbell: Civility training 'optional' for Martin County commissioners? Really?
• Dale Glading: Short-term compromise often necessary, but there's never room for demonization of political opponents; Congress must learn to work together
• Fay Vincent: The greatest gift of friendship: learning how to die — from a noble pal, the gas man — stricken with Lou Gehrig's disease
• Letter: SafeSpace essential resource to avert domestic violence tragedies
• Letter: Postal Service is not being honest with general public
• Letter: Piper needs to pay back money to taxpayers
• Letter: Other cities should follow Vero Beach's fertilizer ordinance
• Letter: If Tebow is 'fraud QB," Greg, what does that make of Steeler defense?
• Letter: Senior Resource Center provides care givers to help
• Letter: Number of young people being trained in boxing is frighteningly large
• Letter: What are the criteria for installing traffic lights at community entrances?
• Letter: Math behind ads on Martin County school buses doesn't add up
• Letter: Stop trying to fool Mother Nature at Bathtub Reef Beach, she'll win
• Editorial: Some measure of justice might come for victims of Judith Leekin of Port St. Lucie
• Editorial: Indian River County Chamber of Commerce must be careful to provide accurate information to members, public
• Editorial: To prevent sticker shock, Martin County School Board needs to tighten purchasing policies, procedures
• Wealth Management Consultants welcomes Robert R. Reittinger
• Vero Beach High School gold ring, lost for 37 years, is found
• Ask the Dog Trainer: Dr. Patricia McConnell talks dog
• Vice Adm. Joseph D. Kernan to speak at Navy League Council dinner
• The Ashley Gang to perform at the library in Sebastian
• Carol Z. Brody to host watercolor workshop
• Are you ready to shuffle and deal for charity?
• Treasure Coast school districts battle against bullying
• Sebastian River Middle students call for tougher penalties for bullying
• Hundreds turn out to ready ball fields at Sailfish Park for Feb. 1 opening day
• 'Stuff you want to keep for yourself' on sale at Jensen Beach art show
• Treasure Coast road report: Jan. 15-20
• How local legislators fared last week in Tallahassee: Jan. 15
• Veterans spotlight: Vero Beach veteran served in France
• Indian River County courthouse news: Jan. 15
• Anthony Westbury: Hey lagoon-lovers, we need you now
• Eve Samples: Candidates forum before Jupiter Island residents provides taste of what's to come in Martin commission races
• Russ Lemmon: Franchise known for bagels coming to Vero Beach
• Former friend of Casey Anthony says she could be anywhere — including St. Lucie County
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Jan. 15
• Letter: Jake Owen concert rescheduled? What about my schedule? I want a refund
• Letter: Tax-subsidized Indian River County Humane Society now competing with area veterinarians?
• Letter: Uneven lanes are dangerous and cause wear and tear
• Letter: Arrogant Obama ignores checks and balances to do what he wishes
• Letter: Kick the politicians' cans out in 2012 election
• Letter: Citizens fight for Martin's County's future against out-of-control growth
• Thumb up: Everglades Coalition in Stuart 'gives people hope'
• Charlie Wilson: Indian River County commissioners ought to release impact fees
• Thumb up: Martin County making progress toward regional wastewater treatment network
• Stephen L. Chase: How about a list of the Top 10 things to do — for free — in Vero Beach?
• Anne McCormick: With The Club program, Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County hopes to make 2012 year of the teen
• Linda Hudson: Fort Pierce mayor out of touch with reality as an advocate of bonuses for city employees?
• Letter: Tebow should be praised for the role prayer plays in his life
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Florida Legislature should target state health insurance, retirement plans to reduce spending
• Thumb up: Florida lawmaker taking steps to preserve governor's email records
• Letter: Child abuse in St. Lucie County? What's story behind story?
• Letter: Nothing in Scripps series shows wrongdoing by FIND
• Letter: Once again, an incredible response to 'Lauren's Way'
• Letter: Let's fight ridiculous fees for water service in Port St. Lucie
• Letter: Call me what you will, but I love God, and I love my country
• New chef joins the 'Top Chef Challenge'
• Heritage Center: the center of activity for the community for 77 years
• Atlantic Classical Orchestra to host an evening of Broadway show tunes
• Starbucks and GFNF to host coffee for prospective volunteers
• Abuse and neglect training tol be held at Sheriff’s Office
• Vero Beach Opera to present a Broadway, Operetta and Zarzuela concert
• VNA Hospice thrift store seeks volunteers
• Spend an afternoon with Metropolitan Opera Star Paul Plishka
• Charlotte Terry plans Haiti Partner fundraising events
• Sheriff Loar vows to find way to fund needed patrol cars, computers
• Supervisor of Elections office conducts pre-election test
• Actor John Terry is 'Lost' in Vero Beach
• 8 people taken to hospital after suspicious package found at St. Lucie County Clerk of Courts office
• Vero Beach looks to siphon jobs away from water, sewer department
• Rich Hanzel joins Rood Landscape of Hobe Sound
• Woodmansee joins Coldwell Banker Ed Schlitt Realtors
• Candidates yet to file for Port St. Lucie's District 2 and District 4 seats
• Facing budget crunch, Florida Senate calling for Legislature to go on hiatus in February
• Sim new CEO at HealthSouth Treasure Coast Rehabilitation Hospital in Vero Beach
• Palm Beach Soccer Academy of Palm Beach Gardens, Jeff Tipping Performance reach agreement
• Lisa Vroman returns to perform with The Choral Society of the Palm Beaches
• Houston businessman to add up to 57 homes to Floridian Yacht & Golf Club
• Fire destroys mobile home, hospitalizes resident in St. Lucie County
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Make house numbers stand out with these creative ideas
• Weekend mornings to feel like the 30s as cold front arrives | Video
• Donald L. Gilleland: As bad as things are they're nothing like the Great Depression
• Letter: Research, courtesy should be central to progressive movements
• Letter: In today's reality, there is no alternative to fossil fuels
• Letter: Stick a fork in us; bumbling GOP field will hand re-election to Obama
• Letter: Obama destroying nation by dictating without accountability
• Letter: GOP field seems focused only on Obama, not on nation's needs
• Letter: Payroll tax cut extension is fiscal insanity In Washington
• Letter: When it comes to being 'pro-life,' some people are far from absolute
• It's full speed ahead at Stuart Boat Show
• Vero Beach's Hoilett eager to start college career
• Ray McNulty: Baffled by FHSAA rules again
• Cards' Lilliquist bittersweet, excited about new role
• Duke starts fast in PGA opener
• Ben Becker: Tebow terrific for TV ratings
• One hospitalized after two-car crash in Indian River County
• Unity Center of Vero Beach to offer 'Living a Course in Miracles'
• Mascara has raised the most money of all St. Lucie County candidates
• Sen. Nelson visits U.S. Horticultural Laboratory, Navy UDT-SEAL Museum as part of Fort Pierce tour
• Astronomy Day taking place on Feb. 25
• Migration Policy Institute director says immigration laws should be handled at federal, not state level, during Vero Beach speech
• Zorc bows out of Indian River tax collector race
• Loar leads Indian River candidates in raising campaign money
• Fort Pierce recognizes police officers slain in 1987 ambush
• Ban on orange juice imports could cast shadow over Florida's citrus industry
• Romney wows crowd of 500, including some from Treasure Coast, during campaign stop in West Palm Beach | Photo Gallery
• Two local Sears stores targeted to close having liquidation sales by end of month
• Two fishermen rescued after canoe capsizes in St. Lucie River
• Indian River Mall kicks off 2012 with 'New Year, New You' expo
• A Best-Selling Luncheon to benefit House of Hope
• Raising Bookworms: Julie Andrews' Daughter Comes to Vero Beach
• People Care Center, Inc. presents "Care to Laugh" Feb. 3, 2012
• The Education Foundation of Martin County Prize Parade awards given
• Vero Beach Art Club presents 24th Annual Art by the Sea Fine Art Show Jan. 20-22, 2012
• PHOTOS: 32nd annual Pelican Yacht Club Invitational Billfish Tournament finds record sailfish numbers
• Rep. Harrell wants Beau Rivage residents to decide neighborhood's fate
• Gardening Calendar Updated Jan. 12
• Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute moving into new research facility in Tradition
• St. Lucie County remembers Haiti earthquake
• Romney rally at noon today in West Palm; Gingrich seen as Romney's biggest threat in state primary | Video
• Cooler Friday and through weekend after sunny, mild day today | Video
• Letter: Character matters for everyone, or for no one
• Editorial: Gov. Rick Scott right to pledge continued jobs effort and more cooperative spirit; question is, can he pull it off?
• Letter: To news carrier, holiday lights are picture of diverse, peaceable community
• Steve Pociask: Passage of destination resort bills would attract gamblers, create jobs and help Florida overcome budget problems
• John Sowinski: 'Gaming' bills potentially devastating to existing businesses; don't let Florida gamble on its future
• Letter: I meant no disrespect to trash and garbage workers
• Letter: Judge's case sets a bad example for our youth
• Letter: Education starts with everyone taking responsibility
• Letter: Letter repeated inaccurate information from a talk-show hoax
• Letter: Voter registration laws in place to adhere to Constitution
• Letter: There must be Republicans somewhere with a forward vision
• A race for the top as PGA Tour get gets under way
• Board shapers clean up their act
• Starting Thursday, banner advertisements no longer allowed in Port St. Lucie
• Sen. Negron's public meetings proposal clears first legislative hurdle
• Anthony Westbury: Family farm goes back to its roots
• Burn planned Jan. 12, 13 in Savannas park in St. Lucie County
• Stuart's Martin Luther King Jr. celebration Jan. 12-16
• Document shredding event Jan. 14 to raise donations for environmental center
• Indian River Medical Center nurse testifies about handling of newborn in negligence trial
• Lane closures Jan. 13 on Martin Highway near Indiantown
• School of Practical Nursing to host informational sessions
• Miami Marlins' outfielder Logan Morrison stands up for a good cause
• Humane Society offers free pet ID tags
• PAL's pre-tee-ball clinics offer instruction for boys and girls
• House Ethics Committee to investigate U.S. Rep. Hastings
• Impact 100 members get to see firsthand how grants aiding Indian River residents
• St. Jude Women to host fashion show
• Congratulations to St. Anastasia Catholic School January Students of the Month
• Russ Lemmon: Victory Center draws criticism for selling Chinese products
• Author recounts cameos of Florida History
• Treasure Coast Community Health welcomes its first baby
• Will Collins is new owner of Orchid Isle Holding Co.
• Art Happenings, updated Jan. 11
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, updated Jan. 11
• Treasure Coast Reunions, updated Jan. 11
• Parks and Attractions, updated Jan. 11
• Museums, updated Jan. 11
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated Jan. 11
• Indian River County Community Calendar, updated Jan. 11
• Shelley Owens: New Bagel Break opens in Stuart
• Take the umbrella today, then get the sweaters ready again | Video
• Letter: Checks needed on condo board, management companies
• Letter: Rooting against Obama, for our Navy and Israel, and for Santorum
• Letter: National debt growing wildly, and Obama doesn't care
• Letter: Proud parents of Marine appreciate local business support
• Letter: I'll gladly choose airport pat-down over radiation of body scan
• Editorial: Florida should eliminate privileged classes in state health insurance, retirement plans
• Edmund Mierzwinski & Brad Ashwell: President Obama's recess appointment gives watchdog teeth needed to protect consumers from Wall Street or payday lender financial shenanigans
• Letter: Why extend 'Confusion Corner" to 'Confusion Corridor'?
• Letter: Problem with that nosey dog? In drug-infested Port St. Lucie, none whatsoever
• Letter: Shame on Hershey for producing unhealthy chocolate candy
• Letter: The announced military reductions are a comfort to our enemies
• Dog-friendly dining now allowed in unincorporated Martin County
• Officials to resurrect discussion about roadside solicitations in St. Lucie County in wake of recent incident
• Person of interest in Vero Beach homicide remains in custody
• Burt Reynolds' master acting class to perform at The Lyric Theatre Jan. 13
• Tommy Mara, Sal Richards and Franco Corso to headline at the Taste of Little Italy
• Martin County Habitat store has record sales day after acquiring salvaged items from Tiger Woods' ex-wife
• Palm Beach State to honor four at King celebration
• Stuart CRA reschedules Coffee with the City Manager
• Palm City Orators votes in Eric Adelman as newest member
• Second annual Miss USA, Miss Teen USA competition coming to Treasure Coast
• Good friend of couples involved in Palm City fatal shootings says 'it doesn't make sense to me'
• Barbara Beckham to review 'Why Gender Matters'
• I know my name is 'Pumpkin'
• VSA expands in 2012 , will be featured at the Home & Garden Show
• St. Mary's to run Alpha course: 'A Practical Introduction to the Christian Faith'
• Soroptimist International of Stuart seeking Women of Distinction nominations
• Treasure Coast Square kicks off 2012 with "New Year, New You" expo Jan. 21
• BookMania! offers talks by a variety of authors, books in varied formats
• Humane Society invites public to BunFest this Saturday
• Access road to Fillin' n' Chillin', commercial plaza to be fixed
• Benefit to help brain-injured man, onetime Martin High honor student, athlete
• Tiff between pharmacy, prescription plan raises residents' blood pressure
• Martin to help environment, residents by finishing $3M wastewater effort
• Second annual Miss USA and Miss Teen USA competition coming to Treasure Coast
• Sunny, warm today, but change in store for rest of week | Video
• Letter: I refuse to believe that pushiness is what it takes to sell automobiles
• Letter: Ron Paul is the one consistent conservative on GOP ballot
• Letter: Keystone pipeline should be encouraged
• Editorial: Interim Vero Beach Police Chief Currey merits serious consideration for permanent status
• Editorial: Cynical Martin County residents should take heart from incident that occurred at end of 2011
• Editorial: Public voices must be heard on the potential future for the Port of Fort Pierce
• Mike Graham: Lehman comfortable on Champions
• Umpire school opens at Sports Village
• United Way of Martin County News - January 9, 2012
• ‘Pony Up the Thanks!’ Free Community Polo Event Saturday, February 4th
• Girls basketball: Balanced Sebastian River flows by Vero Beach
• Cold fronts slow down bass bite
• Boys soccer: Red cards prompt Vero Beach to remove players
• Girls soccer: 25-yard shot lifts Fort Pierce Central past Heritage
• Boys soccer: Kalb collects 350th win as Martin County coach
• Boys basketball: Late 3-point goals lift Fort Pierce Westwood
• Treasure Coast Fishing Report: Jan. 10
• Senate panel give OK to all-encompassing gambling bill, but measure has a long way to go
• Sebastian man charged after fleeing police, driving under the influence
• Person accused of fraudulent prescription use in Fort Pierce has ties to doctor
• Palm City teen will be remembered for his adventurous spirit
• Salvaged items from Tiger Wood's ex-wife's demolished home on sale at Stuart's ReStore / Photo Gallery
• New night spot to open in Port St. Lucie
• Coastal subcommittee wants consultants to suggest cost for North Beach erosion model, structures
• Russ Lemmon: Veterans hit home run with Victory Center
• Indian River School's new test kitchen will improve meals and equipment across the district
• Port St. Lucie couple charged after attempting to rob people they were selling drugs to
• Columbiettes host party for the Challenger School
• White Doves Holiday Project helps 1,163 local families
• Entice your senses .. Olympic Taverna now open for breakfast
• Rooney to speak at Stuart Kiwanis Club Jan. 10
• Humane Society's pet wellness clinic's a big hit with area residents
• Palm City woman's husband had been increasingly agitated before Sunday's shootings
• Eve Samples: Opening of $2 million building for Children's Services Council will revive a red-herring issue
• Author presents autobiography workshops at Hobe Sound library
• Rally planned Tuesday to 'Awake Florida'
• Vero Beach structures face demolition
• Spring like weather has anglers enjoying the water and fishing
• Officials ID 3 killed as car goes into water off I-95 near Jupiter | Video
• All-inclusive luxury in the Riviera Maya
• Treasure Coast's weather forecast to be mixed bag this week | Video
• Laurence Reisman: Donning cowboy boots, Florida Gov. Rick Scott seems like a 1 percenter trying to teach 99 percenters how to fish
• Letter: Thinking back to when Notre Dame didn't bend to exorbitant coaching salaries
• Letter: Administration deserves little credit in fight with Islamo-terrorism
• Letter: Notre Dame does fine in athletics, but is spectacular at commencement
• Letter: Let's hope the presidential election puts a stop to nonsensical regulations
• Letter: Lives, fortune squandered assisting country averse to democracy
• Letter: Come to 'know Ron Paul' and agree that he is last, best hope for freedom
• Mike Bianchi: Preliminaries are over, time for big-boy football for national title
• Hensley, Northrup shine in Disney races
• New York Mets individual game tickets on sale Saturday
• Treasure Coast Fishing Report: Jan. 9
• Vero Beach City Council issues proclamation
• Crazy Quilters - Through the eyes of an artist
• Things to know in Martin County this week: Jan. 9
• Treasure Coast weather expected to be a mixed bag this week
• Martin, St. Lucie public records: Jan. 9
• Things to know in St. Lucie County this week: Jan. 9
• Things to do in Indian River County this week: Jan. 9
• Everglades Coalition conference represents start of new phase of restoration, participants said
• Suspicious death being investigated by Indian River County Sheriff's Office
• Treasure Coast's marine industry leaders look for end of recent 'downturn'
• SeaScapes Art Exhibition now online and ready to view
• The Red Bull Candola returns to the 'Venice of America'
• Foreclosure defense seminar to be held Feb. 7 in Jupiter
• Boar's Head and Yule Log Festival returns to Palm Beach
• CPAs present end of year tax preparation tips
• 'Cinema Under the Stars' to feature football-themed flick
• AFP Treasure Coast honors local philanthropists
• Florida authors discuss the late Zora Neale Hurston at Martin Chautauqua South Lecture Series
• Two dead, one critically injured in Palm City shooting Sunday afternoon
• 6th annual geocaching event to be held Jan. 20-22
• Andy Lester thrilled residents by bringing a dirigible to Stuart in 1930
• Seegott Shanz hosts successful 'Hope for the Holidays' food drive in Palm City
• Biek and Elder named honorary chairs for Pup-arazzi, a canine red carpet event
• Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for Jan. 9 has been canceled
• Martin County LEADERship alumni hosts Biloxi Blues reception
• Record turnout for HOMS band and color guard breakfast
• When should you start taking Social Security?
• Letter: After splendor of holidays, week of trash left on curb
• Letter: Why every senior in Florida should vote Republican next election
• Letter: Limit grass clippings going into drains? Vero Beach City Hall will be its own greatest culprit
• Letter: Minimum wage keeps a lot of people grasping for means to survive
• Letter: Imagining a single day in which all people forsook falsehoods
• Letter: If Scott read book about serial killer he would speed up disposition of Gore
• Letter: Unnecessary disruption at Stuart Middle School with transfer of administrator
• Letter: The FIND dredging is nearly done, but wind-blown dust is a serious problem
• Letter: Property along stretch of Airoso meets definition of 'blighted'
• Letter: Is odd use of tax dollars meant to benefit one Stuart business?
• Richard White: Contact board, cable company about changing services
• Veterans Spotlight: Hobe Sound veteran awarded French Legion of Honor medal
• The Ladies Auxiliary to host a 'Be My Valentines Dinner'
• Open house draws supporters to Indian River garden that helps the needy
• Nelson promising legislation to speed up Everglades restoration
• Tiger's ex-wife donates $300,000 worth of building materials to Martin County Habitat
• Indian River County courthouse news: Jan. 9
• Treasure Coast road report: Jan. 7-13
• PHOTOS: Treasure Coast Community Rowing Center's learn to row day
• Eve Samples: Gov. Scott is saying the right things about the Everglades, but will it last?
• Anthony Westbury: Florida's need for numbers flies in face of logic
• Russ Lemmon: Hopefully, Gore's name will stay on governor's radar
• Remember when: Veteran survived battle on Pork Chop Hill
• Michael Goforth: Every year should be year of the child in Florida
• VHF Digital Selective Calling seminar scheduled for Jan. 21
• Letter: Ethanol plant in Vero Beach will provide jobs
• Letter: America's rate of obesity projects staggering long-term costs
• Letter: Column about "blessing to live here" was blessing
• Letter: Michelle Obama's plan for school lunches is essential to children's health
• Letter: 'Super' futility is result of Congress members interested only in selves
• Pelican fleet not finished trashing record book
• Jerry Buechler: Keystone XL pipeline a danger to U.S. safety, economy
• Patricia Lavins: Get facts straight on federal salaries, pensions, perks; no one getting rich, as Fox News propaganda machine might suggest
• Letter: In patient's dying days, hospice can do much to ease suffering
• Thumb up: Two members of Indian River County Sheriff's Office concluding stellar careers
• Thumb up: City of Stuart's Public Works Department earns national recognition
• NFL Wild-Card Playoffs: No passing fancy
• Football: Trio earns first-team All-State honors
• Lilliquist replaces Duncan as Cardinals pitching coach
• Ed Killer: Sailfish anglers enjoy epic, historic week
• Boys basketball: Layup with :05 left sends PSL past Westwood
• Wrestling: Jensen Beach, Fort Pierce Central send 6 to Steadwell/Grow semifinals
• Girls soccer: Book's late goal lifts Centennial
• Girls basketball: Lincoln Park clinches top seed in 12-4A
• Boys soccer: Mortell's 5 goals power Pine School
• Max Planck Florida Institute announces public lecture series
• Indian River North Beach restoration project resumes on Monday
• Vero Beach symposium stresses good mental health crucial to overall wellbeing
• Sixties Era Soiree to benefit county programming of Miami City Ballet
• Artisans to display projects at Legacy Place Arts & Crafts Show
• Heritage Center to be the site of dance party
• Trunk show to feature upcoming collection for Ball of Cotton
• Saint Peter Orthodox Mission begins book study
• SRMS teacher resigns; school officials say he tested positive for alcohol during school hours
• Corks & Tapas wine bar on Miracle Mile to open Jan. 16
• Dog breaks leash, charges after terrier in Stuart as people rush to help
• Sebastian Councilman Richard Gillmor running for Congress
• Hard Rock Vodka creates buzz at 'Buzz Bake Sale'
• Local Orthodox church joins Pan-Orthodox Epiphany Services
• Gardenfest to celebrate 11th year Feb. 4-5
• Nicole Hare named 'Athlete of the Week'
• CASTLE of Indian River County seeks sponsors for 'Opera on the River'
• State Rep. Debbie Mayfield to host satellite office hours
• Recycle old electronics at Jan. 28 recycling event
• Vero Beach Customer Service Manager John Lee to retire in March
• Education, business development top list of budget priorities facing state legislators
• Port St. Lucie police get management training in wake of Faiella dropping complaints
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Let's discuss 2012 design trends
• Pleasant day today as warming trend continues into next week
• Letter: Who is keeping track of our purchases, and to what end?
• Letter: Homo sapiens only species that needs to blush
• Letter: People are power when expressed in voting booth
• Letter: Garbage workers work hard performing crucial function for us
• Letter: Officials in power aren't affected same as us
• Letter: Experience in another state makes me wonder about FCAT's utility
• Letter: Paul running against Republican Party establishment, Fox News
• Letter: Let us honor those who work with their hands
• William Hanna: Ownership, character key missing links to successful education of American youngsters
• Paul Janensch: 2011 gone, but media's "Of The Year" awards leave plenty of room for debate
• Editorial: School district cooperation evident in creation of Treasure Coast virtual school
• High School Grades
• Ray McNulty: QB the key in new NFL
• Football recruiting hits the 'crazy time' for Treasure Coast athletes
• Sebastian River rallies in fourth to down LPA
• Taylor Townsend nets two goals as Jensen Beach rolls over Martin County
• Scott tells environmentalists he's 'committed' to Everglades restoration
• NCCI Holdings 'Share the Spirit' with food, toy and pajama drive
• Friends of Lindon Whitehall help build a Habitat for Humanity home
• Mr. Stud Finder Charity Auction to benefit Habitat's 'Women Build' home
• Be a part of the area's largest Home & Garden Show
• Ginger's Dance Party announces 2012 schedule
• Stuart Woods and his new novel headline House of Hope fundraiser
• Experience a musical feast with the Atlantic Classical Orchestra
• BNC Treasure Coast Chapter general membership meeting with guest Jim Sackett
• Keith B. Braun is one of the top attorneys in Florida
• St. Lucie County to start dumping sand Friday at South Jetty Park to help shore up dunes
• WWII bomb a big hit for honor flight
• Martin County soliciting bids for St. Lucie Inlet dredging, now that federal government bowed out
• No more hush hush! It's declassified
• Treasure Coast crops spared damage from recent cold temperatures
• Kurt Sylvia featured in the South Florida Business Journal
• Plenty of excitement on deck at Roger Dean Stadium for 2012
• Imagine Healing workshop scheduled at Unity of Fort Pierce on Jan. 15
• Pine School holding fifth '100 Years of Cars' show Jan. 28
• Detroit Tigers' Cabrera gets probation, fine after pleading no contest to DUI in Fort Pierce
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Jan. 5
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated Jan. 5
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Jan. 5
• Treasure Coast Dated Meetings, Updated Jan. 5
• Gardening Calendar Updated Jan. 5
• How did West Virgina score 70 points against Clemson in Orange Bowl?
• Gov. Scott in Stuart today to speak at Everglades restoration conference
• After chilly morning, gradual warm-up gains ground today
• Letter: Supremacy of health care in America is mostly a mirage
• Letter: Two-faced Army Corps of Engineers dragging its heels on dredging
• Letter: Martin County voters must demand single district
• Letter: This mullet tells the saddest fishing tale ever
• Letter: Why don't all veterans get the same discount?
• Letter: Tremendous waste of Vero Beach tax dollars for something few of us ever use
• Letter: As a bicyclist, I ask people to be willing to share the sidewalk
• Letter: Stop whining about long weekends lost; start celebrating having a job
• Letter: Why would we trust our economy with architects of Great Collapse?
• Editorial: Contract obligations could determine fate of Vero Beach sale of electric system
• Letter: Success of accommodations for homeless shows power of good notion
• Editorial: Port St. Lucie gambles with taxpayers' future by reducing impact fee on developments
• Editorial: Onus rests squarely on Stuart officials to find solutions for transit depot project
• Letter: Tea party knows way out of debt, and it's not to give Washington more money
• Letter: Port St. Lucie officer has laid it all on the line for us; support his fight against killer
• Letter: Why can't landlord get protection from possibly dangerous tenant?
• Letter: Politically biased column inappropriate for Christmas commentary
• Children's generosity left many speechless
• Letter: Buddha said everything is illusion; 97 percent correct
• Restaurant Critic Review: Vero's Pomodoro Grill offers delicious Italian fare
• All 3 Indian River County high schools earn B grades
• Gary Lesser selected for Zin Fellows Leadership Development Program
• Drew Gackenheimer joins Center for Family Services' board of directors
• Michael S. Singer is one of the top attorneys in Florida
• Caring Hearts Auxiliary sponsors raise $328,000
• South Fork High School student wins trip with family to special needs park
• Treasure Coast's a hot spot as home for statewide realty association presidents
• Russ Lemmon: New book on serial killers includes stomach-turning letters from Gore
• I Watched: A poem from a very proud papa to his son
• Responsible recreational boating
• January is thyroid awareness month
• Sr. Cecily Jones, SL to speak on “Woman of Vatican II: Sr. Mary Luke Tobin”
• Local organic farm supports food bank
• Tai Chi classes for active adults
• Who has the best cold pizza?
• Richard B. Comiter is one of the 'Top 100 Attorneys' in Florida
• Fundraising dinner for Indian River Lagoon research set for Feb. 10 in Fort Pierce
• Clubs celebrate two decades in Martin County
• Screen on the Green announces line up for winter season
• FPL suggests four steps for getting your home 'energy fit' in the New Year
• Shelley Owens: Fort Pierce's Lenzi's Diner has new owner
• Today expected to be sunny, milder before another cold night tonight
• Southbound I-95 reopens at Indrio Road after 7-hour closure caused by series of crashes
• Editorial: Why did Florida authorities fail to inform registered sex offenders of 2010 law? Public deserves answers
• Letter: Elderly voter disgusted, ashamed by behavior of leaders
• Letter: Outstanding Scripps series on FIND just scraping at sorry surface
• Letter: Sending our money to Washington will only make things worse
• Letter: National revolutionary party could peacefully reform corrupt halls of Congress
• Letter: Disturbing tone of reporting on Florida Inland Navigation District
• James L. Fisher: Climb Maslow's hierarchy of needs and become self-actualized
• Marshall Frank: Outlawing texting, cellphone use one thing, but what about eating, putting on makeup, other forms of distracted driving?
• Ray McNulty: Ivan Lendl ready to take first swing as Andy Murray's coach
• Former Titans coach Jeff Fisher interviews for Dolphins' job
• BCS era has taken some of bloom off the Orange Bowl
• Molly’s House No Longer Accepting Book Donations
• Football: Jackson pushed out as Okeechobee head coach
• Despite cold, anglers expect sailfish action will be hot
• Dunn family leads the way at SuperPlay
• Girls soccer: 1 goal enough for Treasure Coast
• Miami City Ballet feted by Old Palm Friends
• Habitat for Humanity’s campaign 'making lives brighter'
• FAU faculty examine the lifelong journey of Pearl Harbor survivors
• Fifth Third Bank earns bragging rights
• Annual Palm Beach Heart Ball season kicks off at Renato’s
• Riverside Theatre's "The Full Monty" story of fears and insecurities in hard times
• Palm City Animal Medical Center receives international recognition, accreditation
• Officer addresses crimes that target senior citizens
• Sustainable Martin challenges residents to learn more about the community on Jan. 20
• Prescribed burn set at Dickinson State Park Jan. 4
• Gov. Scott to speak at Everglades restoration conference in Stuart
• Palm City Orators recognizes end of year awards
• HR Martin County installs the 2012 Board of Directors
• Treasure Coast Chapter of FAEP honors dedicated environmental stewards
• Miranda's Subs & Bakery has relocated across from old spot in Fort Pierce
• TD Bank names Cheryl Yuille business banking relationship manager
• Jan's Place in Fort Pierce closed
• Frank Corso featured in 'A Musical Journey Through Italy'
• Comcast work to close lanes, sidewalks in Martin County
• Raphael Clemente appointed executive director of Downtown Development Authority
• This kitten is ready to party with you
• Chazz likes to have fun
• Former Vista Meadows Golf Club emerging from rough
• Fire does $350,000 in damage to Martin County High School
• Jaguar Cadets achieve greatness
• Restaurant Critic Review: Vero's Pomodore Grill offers delicious Italian fare
• Chilly and breezy today, then it's forecast to drop into 20s tonight
• Letter: Teachers are important for our future; pay accordingly
• Letter: Students' ability shouldn't determine merit pay for teachers
• Letter: Column calling for compromise reflects Democratic talking points
• Letter: Generosity of two children leaves Stuart observers speechless
• Letter: Let's join in effort to curb littering in beautiful Port St. Lucie
• Letter: My letter was about the time and place for prayer, not about Tim Tebow
• Letter: Junk mail is small inconvenience to keep Postal Service afloat
• Letter: Give Democrats what they want; raise only their taxes
• Letter: Kind gesture by 'Layaway Angel' spawned one more good deed
• Letter: New Year's resolutions for the nation's future
• Letter: No $6.6 million payback to be required for Piper?
• Letter: Absurd to tamper with GOP primary to allow outsiders into process
• Riverside Children's Theatre sets auditions
• Temperatures could drop into the 20s by Tuesday night
• First babies of 2012 arrive in Martin, Indian River counties
• Bank of America short-sale incentives draw mixed reviews
• Some nonprofit officials take home large salaries
• Tradition Square to Become Port St. Lucie's Little Italy
• Star treatment goes to the dogs at Pup-arazzi
• Program explores Martin County's health & sustainability.
• BookMania! returns to Jensen Beach High School
• Vero Beach Opera brings "Barber of Sevile" to Vero
• Twelfth Night" comes to Brevard County
• Master's Academy boosters present 5k run, walk
• McCarthy soars to new heights as VP of The Firefly Group
• Multicolor Printing launches 'Blue Bear Digital'
• Treasure Coast school districts fight absenteeism in wake of holidays
• Russ Lemmon: What all does being 'business-friendly' entail?
• Burt Reynolds Institute offering 'easy to keep' New Year's resolutions
• Treasure Coast business leaders offer advice to those seeking work
• Palm City entrepreneur sees big future for his sports promotional product
• Indian River school official wants district, others to buy American
• Happy New Year! Great fishing action to start 2012
• Kids Love Art Auction in Fort Pierce Jan. 14 benefits Children's Home Society programs
• New Books: Post St. Lucie author discusses sex and love
• With online tools, weight loss and fitness are a click away
• Fay Vincent: Ugliness of today's college football sad; how wonderful it would be to return it to days when it was more small time, but when friendships and values were big time
• Letter: Tallying up what kindergarten teacher gives, and that's just for party
• Robert W. McKnight: Treasure Coast could have had another top leader in Florida Legislature, but Rep. R. Dale Patchett, R-Vero Beach, was born too soon
• Letter: What would Andy say about American flag made in China?
• Letter: We won't have a good energy policy with the current career politicians
• Letter: Improve education, save taxpayer dollars by abolishing FCAT
• Letter: These claims about Congress largely devoid of fact
• Letter: Don't let third-party candidates distract you from the need to replace Obama
• Letter: Put honesty and credibility back into elected officials
• Dave Hyde: A great goodbye for Jason Taylor as Dolphins knock out Jets
• Florida has more than to gain than Ohio State in Gator Bowl
• Treasure Coast Fishing Report: Jan. 2
• Local students will face chilly weather when they return to school this week
• PHOTOS: What happened the last week of 2011? See Treasure Coast Week in Pictures
• Pelican Island wildlife refuge boat tours offer close-up view of namesake birds, other wildlife
• Fort Pierce boy first child born on Treasure Coast in 2012
• Things you need to know in Martin County: Jan. 2
• Psychic recap: Last year's predictions include hits, misses, questionable calls
• Last chance to register for Indian River Adult Education January career programs
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Jan. 2
• Monday chat: Whew! World won't end in 2012, local psychic says
• Treasure Coast school districts looking to launch web-based regional school
• Santa's helpers still hard at work with Alzheimer Community Centers
• Jupiter Woman prefers being a 'human target'
• Artist Showcase at botanical gardens features works of local artist
• Red Cross youth volunteers camp for Congressional medals
• Art in the Park coming to Indian RiverSide Park Jan. 9
• First Birthday: Christopher Landers
• Doug and Polly White: Today's increase in San Francisco's minimum wage poised to be a real job-killer, inflation-builder
• Christine L. Owens: Florida's minimum wage increase will help working families
• Editorial: Headlines some members of the Editorial Board would like to see in 2012
• Reader Sounding Board: Headlines readers would like to see in 2012
• Russ Lemmon: Unlike contentious presidential race, local elections are fun to follow
• Florida author to teach program during Literacy Week
• College football biggest week: BC$ means huge paydays
• 2012 Lookahead: Fighting Indians hope to return to postseason success
• 2012 Lookahead: Keep an eye on Mets' spring training and Fort Pierce Central football
• 2012 Lookahead: Keep an eye on Martin County High sports, Astros' new owner Jim Crane
• High school football: Vero Beach's Road to No. 1 in 1981: 4A state final
• High school football: Fort Pierce Central's Road to No. 1 in 1971: 4A state final
• Jets at Dolphins: Who Has The Edge?
• Treasure Coast Fishing Report: Jan. 1
• Vero Beach Humane Society opens low-cost wellness clinic for cats, dogs Monday
• Man found dead aboard boat drifting in ocean off Sebastian Inlet
• Martin County Realtor's work for state association to continue
• Treasure Coast has had share of state Realtor association presidents
• Veterans Spotlight: Vero Beach veteran led medical support staffs
• Remember when: Harvest celebration in India
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Jan 1.
• Indian River County courthouse news: Jan. 1
• Parents Academy of St. Lucie County slated to open in late January
• Letter: 'Willingness-to-serve' charge for water and sewer is shakedown by Vero Beach
• Letter: Thrift-store complaint seems emblematic of throwaway society
• Letter: Amazing scientists consider origin of life by creator
• Letter: Caricature of Catholicism sells church short, as well as concept of loving God
• Letter: Various and miscellaneous questions on general important topics
• Letter: Going forward for teaching and backward for recycling
• Letter: Traffic-signal sequencing becomes nightmare for drivers in Martin County
• Jack Levine: Look inward, outward at developing resolutions for new year
• Letter: Kudos to supervisor of elections Swan in Indian River County for acknowledging poll workers
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Organization will remain proactive, continue providing 'unbiased information' to taxpayers in new year
• Letter: Florida is winter wonderland, too, and not frigid at al
• Thumb down: Gov. Scott taking gamble with education funding
• Letter: Holiday season a time for thanks to neighbors and friends
• Thumb down: Florida seems unwilling to reasonably limit driver distractions despite increased risks for accidents
• Thumb up: Indiantown receives enterprise zone status
• Thumb up: Fort Pierce Police Athletic League finally gets its own permanent home
• Thumb up: Angel Tree program brightens holiday season for hundreds of families in Indian River County
• Letter: All laws not agreeable but abide by them
• Letter: Huckabee great Christian example; urge him to re-enter presidential race
• Letter: Junk addition to city code doesn't apply to responsible people
• Sheldon Low to be part of "Light Up Shabbat!" in Vero Beach
• Gov. Scott's latest target: Florida's taxing districts
• New management assumes helm of Vero Beach Sports Village
• Heli-Drop Ball Bash & BBQ is Youth Guidance's newest fundraiser
• Heli-Drop Ball Bash & BBQ is Youth Guidance
• Indian River teen flips stolen SUV, crashes into two cars
• Vero Beach woman charged with voter fraud
• Treasure Shores Beach to close Jan. 9 in Indian River County
• Port St. Lucie man electrocuted while working on Jupiter boat dock
• Noted author to be featured at Childcare Resources benefit luncheon
• Attorneys seek $68 million for disabled adoptees abused by Port St. Lucie woman
• Stuart businesses offer reward for helping catch air conditioner thieves
• Motorcyclist not seriously injured in Friday afternoon crash in Roseland
• Engagement: Mary Ricci and Brendan Barnett
• Engagement: Tonya Criddle and David Wilson
• Engagement: Kelli Glass and Stephen Leighton
• Engagement: Cheyenne Carboy and Steven Loudermilk
• Anniversary: Jim and Jan Norrish
• Engagement: Elizabeth Koerselman and Bradley Reynolds
• Engagement: Sara Walsh and Alexander Barnes
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Dec. 30
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Dec. 30
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated Dec. 30
• Treasure Coast Club Calendar, Updated Dec. 30
• No one on Fort Pierce City Commission keeps $100 holiday bonus
• Treasure Coast Music Calendar, Updated Dec. 30
• Treasure Coast Arts and Entertainment Calendar, Updated Dec. 30
• Regent Seven Seas Cruises: A truly luxurious cruise experience
• Economy, Vero electric sale top issues in Indian River in 2012
• St. Lucie Inlet dredging, economy loom large on Martin County horizon in 2012
• Inland port, economy likely hot topics in St. Lucie in 2012
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Resolve to garden more in 2012
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Start appreciating the little things in life
• Nice weather through New Year's Day; cold returns late Monday | Video
• Letter: Switch to renewable resources and save our natural resources
• Letter: When we got by with so much less, life seemed so much more enriching
• Letter: Contrasting Tebow's sporting grace with Xavier players' thuggery
• Letter: Of course oil is crucial, making alternatives to oil that much more important
• Letter: Voter apathy is a bigger problem than the economy or endless wars
• Expansion to bolster tutorial center programs
• Stuart's Blake Library to present war documentaries starting Jan. 11
• Cub Scout Pack 422 delivers Christmas turkeys to Mustard Seed
• Permaculture workshop scheduled at Heathcote Botanical Gardens
• Coast Guard removes man from water near Conn Beach
• Martin County Commissioners relaunch CARES
• Colorado man arrested in Martin County on fugitive warrant
• Indian River companies slow in reaching job projections
• Sears stores in Stuart, Port St. Lucie to close
• McKee Botanical Garden's jazz series starts Jan. 13
• St. Lucie's next Citizens Fire Academy starts Jan. 24
• PHOTOS: See some of the best sports photos of the year from around the world!
• Why should I fit VHF DSC to my boat or coast radio station?
• Bikes bring Christmas joy to local kids
• Citizen Fire Academy class to begin Jan. 24
• How the 'Nunsense' craze began
• Vero Beach Auction grand opening to benefit homeless
• El Sol Resource Center closed New Year's day, maintains normal hours New Years eve and Monday, Jan. 2
• Indian River County felony arrests: Dec. 29, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Dec. 29, 2011
• Large dentistry practice plans job fair in Port St. Lucie
• Cub Scout Pack 422 delivers Christmas turkeys
• Crash involving 3 tractor-trailers and a car kills 1, closes NB I-95 in central Fla.
• Vero Beach pug a lifeline for veteran with service-related disabilities | Video
• Hillary Copsey: Let's continue our great conversations in 2012
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Sun Parasol Giant Pink is Florida Garden Select Plant for 2012
• Pleasant today, chilly again tonight, some changes for New Year's | Video
• Letter: Seat belt laws are made for saving lives
• Bob Dowling: What if you could actually talk to Citibank CEO?
• Eric Claire: Grade inflation, lack of effort hurts secondary education
• Dave Derrenbacker: Disparity between haves and have nots makes mockery of Bowl Championship Series
• Editorial: Creation of Treasure Coast State Guardianship Association may enhance already-valuable program
• Letter: Our civilization as we knew it has evaporated
• Letter: State is right to raise bar for passing FCAT; higher standards necessary
• Letter: I fear the America that once offered so much is lost forever
• Letter: America needs moon-shot dedication to educating its children
• Letter: Huntsman brings quiet credibility to loud GOP sweepstakes
• Friends Zeke Motta and Bryan Stork become rivals for Champ Sports Bowl clash
• Boys Basketball: Vero Beach finds the range in second half | Photo Gallery
• Boys Basketball: Martin County turns it up after slow start
• Mayor defends $100 holiday bonuses for Fort Pierce city employees
• Religion matters: New year, new chance to start anew
• Jim Mayfield: Concert series offers eclectic mix of artists
• Minimum wage rises to $7.67 in 2012, helping Florida workers
• Treasure Coast Deaf Church shares word of God with its parishioners
• Treasure Coast Weekend Calendar: Dec. 29-Jan. 1
• Indian River pursuit ends in St. Lucie County
• Sixth annual Port Salerno Christmas jamboree a big success
• Style & Comfort promotion to help Molly’s House ending soon
• Keep those New Year's resolutions in 2012
• Harbor Community Bank's Stuart branch should be open in March
• Florida consumer confidence hits 9-month high in December
• Do you remember the Seminole Indian Reptile Gardens?
• Treasure Coast Square invites organizations, businesses to participate in “New Year, New You” expo
• Russ Lemmon: Time to hand out some year-end awards
• Recliner promotion though Jan. 16 benefits Molly's House in Stuart
• Martin County Sheriff's Office seeks help in finding copper thieves
• Sebastian VFW needs your votes to win $25,000
• What A Weekend: St. Lucie County Events: Dec. 30-Jan. 1
• Blood drive at Big Apple Pizza in Port St. Lucie on Dec. 30
• Deadline Jan. 3 to register Republican to vote in state GOP primary
• Hibiscus bloom again as downtown Vero Beach mural spruced up
• Treasure Coast legislators carry clout as session starts in January
• Business leaders say Treasure Coast poised for growth in 2012 but don't expect boom | Videos
• Shelley Owens: Taste of Jensen Beach "Best" award winners
• Jim Mayfield: Sewall's Point pianist to play with Atlantic Classical Orchestra Jan.5-6
• Temperatures in 60s today, falling as low as upper 30s to low 40s tonight | Video
• Editorial: Formal policies for use of Fenn Center overdue but progress being made
• Editorial: Incident at Osceola Magnet School is cautionary tale about the importance of notifying registered sex offenders of new laws
• Editorial: Stuart officials should delay enforcement of off-street parking rules, revisit issue next year
• Letter: Pathetic choices for voters are good cause for campaign reform
• Letter: Parents must take responsibility for their children's behavior
• Letter: Why complain about fishing when it makes no sense?
• Letter: Reduce dependency on foreign oil; convert to natural gas
• Letter: Charity begins at home, across street, not across oceans
• Letter: For statute of limitations to block prosecuting Syracuse case is crime itself
• 2011: A big year for Vero Beach Fighting Indians
• 2011: A fall to remember for Martin County
• Vero Beach rolls to Hoopla win, 71-48
• Style & Comfort Promotion to Help Molly’s House Ending Soon!
• Four-legged Indian River County deputies retiring
• Woman who rescued one Avalon Beach swimmer haunted by not saving another
• Spanish Lakes Woman’s Club makes holiday wishes come true
• Loans to make homes energy-efficient expand along Treasure Coast
• Port St. Lucie woman conducting 5K walk to raise SIDS awareness after her own baby's death
• Cooler temperatures sticking around Treasure Coast until end of week
• New Elliott Museum continues to rise in Stuart
• Martin County felony arrests: Dec. 27, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Dec. 27, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Dec. 27, 2011
• Six employees fired at West Palm Beach Juvenile Detention Center where Eric Perez died in July
• Innovative Restoration & Cleaning offers tips for winter visitors
• Jackie Holland named Christi's 'Gymnast of the Week'
• Tequesta Preschoolers Jump and Jingle
• Former Washington Post reporter Pete Earley to give keynote address
• Red Cross helps Indian River family displaced from home
• Mental Health Association’s annual benefit is back by popular demand
• Humane Society opens animal wellness clinic this January
• No Treasure Coast eateries have gone year without violations, state says
• Annual bird counts ready to take wing along Treasure Coast
• Son of former Dodgers owner taking over lease of former Dodgertown this week
• Treasure Coast hoteliers optimistic about this tourist season
• Letter: Unbelievable; from doctor's office, it was, 'Plastic, or no service'
• Letter: Most important campaign promise has been met by this president
• Letter: What candidates are addressing our country's insurmountable debt?
• Alice Gast: Despite headlines, college football, athletics, offer incredible life, leadership lessons successful businesses should emulate
• Editorial: Key deadline looming if you plan to vote in Florida's presidential preference primary
• Letter: Allow only two terms for Congress; members indebted to party, not people
• Letter: Putting a 'stop' order on junk mail would spare costs, hassles
• Letter: Tebow, sweet guy, good player, and prop for religious right
• Letter: Criticism of Tebow is not 'anti-Christian' bigotry
• Seacoast National Bank Names Ian Schweid Senior Vice President, Executive Officer Treasury Management
• Seacoast National Bank Associates deliver needed supplies to Gertrude Walden Childcare Center
• Magic find range in win over Rockets
• Deon Rogers making an impact at Louisville
• Southern Angler plans Angler Appreciation Day
• Mike Graham: FAU tested, ready for Sun Belt defense
• High school holiday tournaments to tip off
• GFWC Sebastian Woman’s Club host card party fundraiser
• Fort Pierce man arrested after knife altercation
• Bridge tips, pointers offered in January
• Gov. Scott appoints Johnson to Housing Authority
• Cabaret at the Kane Center set for Jan. 15
• Vero Beach Elks Lodge shares the season with Wabasso School students
• Martin County: GED, English classes offered in Indiantown
• Martin County: Book sale at Molly's House supports patients, families
• Flu vaccination of pregnant women on the rise since 2009 H1N1 outbreak
• Cancer concerns mount over TSA body scanners
• Russ Lemmon: Keepsake should be with family, not on desk at Press Journal
• Laws restrict sex offenders even after jail time
• Lily's an expert 'cat sitter'
• Vero Beach pastor to bicycle across U.S. to fight hunger
• Riley's a likeable guy
• Sunrise Rotary celebrated the holidays at St. Francis Manor
• Local attorney overcomes struggles, teaches women to achieve their goals
• Stuart wastewater plant receives national award
• Stuart Colorado Avenue Business District Improvement Project receives $750,000 in CDBG funding
• Treasure Coast Tappers entertain seniors
• Music students raise more than $4,200 at annual Music-Thon
• Robert Watson: Congressman doesn't want to compromise in office? Vote the bum out
• Nina Mold: Eliminating cellphone use a no-brainer; convince Americans by hitting them in their pocket books
• Letter: Voting Democrat is all about supporting needs of 99 percent
• Letter: Cellphone distraction is mortal threat to others; we need a ban
• Letter: Future of Florida rivers very important to kids like me
• Letter: Florida needs equitable treatment of property under Submerged Lands Act
• Letter: Congress' "don't give a damn" attitude is showing
• Letter: Immigration reform not tough, just enforce current laws
• Letter: Drilling for natural gas threatens our water supply and our health
• Editorial: Legislation needed to strengthen fight against modern-day slavery in Florida
• Seacoast National Bank Celebrates Customer Birthday
• Molly’s House Hosts Book Sale January 12-14, 2012
• James and Wade power Heat past Mavericks in opener
• Thunder thwart Magic start
• Dolphins can spoil Jets' playoff hopes
• First-year Cobras' coach Josh Shaffer had a plan that yielded 428 points, regional final berth
• Justin Simmons was the player offenses tried to avoid, yet he still scored two defensive touchdowns
• Treasure Coast weather expected to cool down heading into new year
• PHOTOS: See how your neighbors celebrate with the Treasure Coast Week in Pictures
• Migratory birds choose unlikely "postage stamp" South Florida habitats
• Vero Beach human society takes care of abandoned puppies over holidays
• Swimmer swept away by rip current at Avalon Beach still missing
• Martin County Community Calendar: Dec. 26
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar: Dec. 26
• Indian River Community Calendar: Dec. 26
• Monday chat: The art of writing great thank-you notes
• Things to do in Indian River County this week: Dec. 26
• Things to do in Martin County this week: Dec. 26
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: Dec. 26
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Dec. 26
• Letter: 'Peace on Earth' — do you mean it? Then let's work for it
• Letter: 'Merry Christmas' — say it loud; say it all season long
• Letter: Remember to keep Christmas about Jesus, lest you please Satan
• Letter: Know that 'layaway angels' exist; we've been touched by one
• Letter: Thieves took our gifts, but they couldn't take our Christmas
• Letter: Services, shared with family, keeps Christ in Christmas
• Nora McAlvanah, FLDemocracy2012.com: Florida political experts offer gifts for Republican presidential candidates
• Letter: Christmas Day time to celebrate birth of Jesus Christ, Son of God
• Letter: Give some thought this season to what you can give, not get
• Dolphins Week 16 Report Card
• Dolphins lose another 'winnable' game
• At UF, honoring excellence comes with a $2 million price tag
• Treasure Coast Fishing Report: Dec. 25
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Dec. 25
• 'Kids Love Art Auction' slated for Jan. 14 at Adams Ranch
• Treasure Coast gets $100K grant to help prevent homelessness
• Diocese of Palm Beach airing televised Christmas Mass for the homebound
• PHOTOS: Images of Christmas Eve as celebrated around the world
• McKee author to continue AAUW's 27th year of book review breakfasts
• Exchange Club of Sebastian names its Young Citizen recipients
• Sunbonnet Sue Quilters Association keeps on giving
• Veterans Spotlight: Aviator flew 122 combat missions for Navy
• Remember when: Times tough at Christmas 1942
• Indian River County courthouse news: Dec. 25
• Anthony Westbury: Let's celebrate the nice guys for a change
• Russ Lemmon: Santa's sleigh missing a few gifts bound for Indian River County
• Eve Samples: How do you teach the kindness of Christmas to the preschool set?
• Treasure Coast train stations on hold until railway service agreements are finalized
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Dec. 25
• Martin County government meetings: Dec. 25
• Indian River County government meetings: Dec. 25
• Letter: A pet is a playmate, not a plaything
• Letter: Why Americans love business regulation
• Letter: Defend Christmas customs, traditions from attacks by politically correct
• Letter: Why is convicted murderer David Alan Gore still alive?
• Letter: Indian River County sheriff's citizen's academy is well worth your time
• Letter: Major monetary, economic problems ahead without short-term, do-something Congress
• Michael Goforth: Santa comes calling on the Treasure Coast
• Thumb up: Orchid Island Rotary Club's donation of bicycles brightens holiday for dozens of children
• Editorial: Another good year for turtle nesting on the Treasure Coast
• Thumb down: Floridians can expect more vehicles on highway during holiday season
• Letter: Motorist check that sign — price of gasoline, or price of ethanol?
• Thumb up: Manatee Pocket dredging project improves navigation, water quality
• Letter: Sounds of Season concert shining example of what children, St. Lucie County, can do
• Thumb up: St. Lucie County plan cuts employee health care costs for taxpayers
• Letter: Holiday season can be a time of stress for family pets
• Judie Rappaport: Big Christmas gathering might overwhelm Mom with Alzheimer's
• Letter: Whatever is said about St. Lucie County shelter, Pearl knows how good it does
• Letter: Nonbelievers should stop trying to make us forget Christianity
• Letter: Advisory to bicyclists: riding against traffic is against law
• Letter: Do people ever think of the real reason behind decorating, shopping this time of year? Do not find fault with people who do
• After end-of-year rains, Treasure Coast in good shape, but it could get dry again
• Insurance agents deliver Christmas gifts to Port St. Lucie family
• Indiantown homeowners group gets 2-week extension to buy country club
• Citizens Insurance to review its replacement costs calculator
• Baby in Back! educational campaign launches to save lives
• Santa and his elves visit the residents at the Lakes
• Port St. Lucie couple robbed at gunpoint
• Lady Lions sew bed sheets local women's shelter
• Stuart receiving $750,000 from state for Colorado Avenue beautification
• Couple accused of burglarizing Port St. Lucie home
• NORAD Santa tracker - Click here to view Santa's trek around the world
• Police release more details on slaying of 77-year-old Fort Pierce woman
• Grillhouse hosts breast cancer group luncheon
• CASTLE entertains Exchange Club of Indian River
• PHOTOS: Artist's "Alien Nativity" creation attracts attention in Oregon
• PHOTOS: Santa making appearances, delivering smiles all over the world
• Cellphone audio tour a hit at Environmental Learning Center
• College swim teams coming to Indian River County to train
• Vine & Barley Palm City to open this spring
• Travelers: New Orleans is Back!
• Cruise ship tour and raffle scheduled to help launch You Go Girl!
• Flying? Better plan to leave early for Orlando, Melbourne airports
• Realtors Association names Katie Newitt as Humanitarian of the Year
• Car plunges into Boca Raton canal
• 2011 Notable Deaths in Martin County
• 2011 Notable Deaths in St. Lucie County
• 2011 Notable Deaths in Indian River County
• Chinese drywall settlement could help other home owners with claims
• Treasure Coast's top weird news of 2011
• 2011 Year in Review: Indian River County
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Warm greetings for a green Christmas
• Do you remember when these Christmas classics arrived?
• Expect near record high temperatures today
• Artist to WOW her students
• RENU Medical Aesthetics presents Food For The Poor, Inc. with $2,000 donation
• Reader Sounding Board: In honor of the holiday season, what gift would you give one or all of the Republican presidential candidates ahead of Florida's Jan. 31 primary?
• Florida's jobless fear benefits lapse if Congress fails to act
• Sebastian River High rowing team seeks $65,000 to buy boats honoring two dead members
• Decade-long 'Great Chimp Migration' to St. Lucie County complete
• Sheriff's lieutenant retires after 30 years of fighting crime in Martin County
• University of Florida Fort Pierce Campus registration open
• Cargill Port St. Lucie employees give back
• Hillary Copsey: Memories of angel presiding over Christmases past
• High humidity matches elevated temperatures as 'winter' arrives | Video
• Charles de Garmo: Listen up, guys; here's some advice on how to translate the words coming from your female partner
• Dale Glading: Obama must lead or get out of the way with regard to Keystone XL pipeline project
• Editorial: Florida Inland Navigation District should be more transparent about future projects
• Letter: People are too much in a hurry to let others enjoy Christmas decorations
• Letter: Nightmares are possible if we keep present administration
• Letter: Gift for candidates: Thanks for changing GOP debates
• Letter: These characters deserve no treats in their stockings for Christmas
• Letter: Keystone Pipeline bill too shortsighted and dangerous
• Letter: Direct deposit program harder to stop than start
• Letter: Election to election, no perceptible sign that things have improved
• Boys Soccer: Centennial enjoying holiday cheer
• Vero Beach robbery suspect was wearing red sweatshirt
• November sales of existing Treasure Coast homes up 16% from year ago
• State willing to work with Piper on incentives
• Judie Rappaport: Here are some guidelines for discussing assisted care with loved ones
• Indian River Salvation Army closing in on goal
• Long lines at Martin County medical labs due to influx of seasonal residents needing tests
• Millions in Florida must stop getting drugs at Walgreens
• Angel Tree program helps more than 400 Indian River families
• Family Private Care celebrates the season
• Community Wellness Day presents $3K donation to LifeBuilders
• Avoid holiday stress
• Ampersand Graphics, Team Parks give United Way billboards a facelift
• Star treatment goes to the dogs at Pup-arazzi
• End to state's mandatory foreclosure mediation program doesn't mean the program ends on Treasure Coast
• FIND accounting practices unconventional
• Education Foundation of Martin County prize parade delivers
• Paula Zerby joins TD Bank as store manager in Stuart
• South Fork High School freshman travels to Tallahassee to present bill
• Clothing, electronics taken in Fort Pierce burglary
• Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 59 installs new commander and vice commander for 2012
• Sheriff's lieutenant retires after 30 years of fighting crime in Martin County
• Postal Service delivers Christmas gift to Indian River family — one year late
• Should FIND be required to obtain county approvals for sediment processing facilities?
• Shelley Owens: Carmine's Brick Oven Ristorante opens in Jensen Beach
• El Sol hosting Christmas Day party
• Be merry if you’re dreaming of a warm Christmas | Video
• Letter: Is Black Friday more important than holiday spirit?
• Letter: Sebastian persecuting dog owners who were causing no trouble
• Letter: Ron Paul's common sense can lead nation back to greatness
• Letter: Happy life of cat Maggie made happier by good people in Vero Beach
• Letter: All turn lanes on State Road AIA project are going to get paved
• Editorial: Four reasons why taxpayers should pay attention to the Florida Inland Navigation District
• Letter: Don't miss the deadline to vote in the presidential primary
• Letter: Unless Martin County voters demand responsible growth, opposite will ensue
• Letter: Non-support of proposed Bridge Road area developments allows for natural beauty
• Letter: Odd that Republican lawmakers believe fewer voters is better
• Letter: Unhappy with offerings at Jensen Beach? Stuart Beach, Chef Shack will satisfy
• Letter: Why won't joggers use the sidewalk instead of the road?
• Letter: Sunrise Theater proving to be one of Treasure Coast's greatest assets
• Letter: Testing, stifling standardization sap schools of their vitality
• Fort Pierce Utilities Authority customers may see small rate increases in January
• St. Lucie Commission approves Humane Society contract with standard of care rules
• Commissioners agree to return unspent impact fees to group of Vero Beach property owners
• Father and daughter reunited in Port St. Lucie
• Parade, events set for Avenue D in Fort Pierce on Friday
• Martin County School Board votes to pay legal bill, but asks for policy changes
• Two state legislators: FIND, other tax districts should go before voters
• Tickets for United for Families’ annually themed Le Bal Masque now on sale
• St. Lucie officials asking residents to help pay for beach restoration
• Donate books to Molly’s House Jan. 1-6
• Statewide Elections Association offers college scholarship
• Local business unveils new logo
• Land trust's environmental outreach rewarded with $10,000 grant
• Treasure Coast Tappers perform at Senior Solutions Christmas party
• Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to perform in Vero Beach Jan. 7
• Vero Beach movie series to benefit youth activity center
• House of Hope mobilizes food pantry
• Engagement: Christina Lewis and Steven Haines
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kindrew
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Richard De Haven
• St. Lucie Religion Notes, updated Dec. 20
• Martin Religion Notes, updated Dec. 20
• Indian River Religion Notes, updated Dec. 20
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, updated Dec. 20
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated Dec. 20
• Treasure Coast Volunteer Opportunities, updated Dec. 20
• Woman, 97, struck in Jupiter hit-and-run | Video
• Restaurant Critic Review: Vero's Izziban Sushi mixes tradition with wild invention
• Arctic oscillation keeping Treasure Coast warmer than normal | Video
• Helping People Succeed, Inc. receives a second three–year accreditation for children’s mental health services
• Marshall Frank: You don't have to be a Christian to love Christmas
• Edward Hawley: Americans rely on oil like American Indians relied on buffalo; without it, we're doomed — so plan for future
• Letter: Great for Florida that Scott has reinstated funds cut from Healthy Start
• Letter: Catholic leaders aren't without sin; but church still too-convenient target
• Letter: Provisions in defense bill endanger constitutional rights
• Letter: Crisis about downed drone emblematic of downer for president
• Editorial: Regional organization might better help Treasure Coast communities deal with beach erosion issues
• LPA's Kelly Hensley runs away from the competition
• Ray McNulty: Tom Brady passing the MVP eye test
• The Source of Vero Beach receives $25,000 for homeless tent camp
• Some Treasure Coast residents surprised at how FIND spends money
• Bright light, even moisture will keep cactus blooming through holidays
• Russ Lemmon: 'Layaway angels' among us in Vero Beach
• Eve Samples: At St. Mary's kitchen, giving is the gift
• Two robbers apprehended after fleeing Stuart bank
• Indian River County felony arrests: Dec. 19, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Dec. 19, 2011
• Six Martin County high school freshmen raise money for middle school band program
• Shared office space provider opens location in Vero Beach
• Retirees finding new purpose through ReServe Miami jobs
• VIDEOS: Replay some of our favorite Treasure Coast videos from 2011
• Oxbow presenting a rain barrel workshop on Jan. 7
• Martin County felony arrests: Dec. 19, 2011
• Gymnasts claim gold, silver and bronze at state championships
• Anthony Westbury: Watch out, we're making those lists again
• Home for the Howlidays
• Pet of the Week - Chet
• Pet of the Week - Seph
• State Board of Education OKs tougher FCAT scoring opposed by Treasure Coast superintendents
• Fire damages kitchen at Park Terrace Apartments in Fort Pierce
• Keep Martin Beautiful wins second place in national competition
• Manatee Pocket dredging nearly complete, water clearer
• Concern about speed on Green River Parkway resolved for now, federal official says
• Santa Clause visits HIPPY families at holiday breakfast
• Church offers a Christmas prayer for Port St. Lucie
• Holiday Recipes from Indian River County readers
• Holiday recipes from St. Lucie County readers
• Stuart authors and golden retriever write book about therapy dog
• Letter: Imperative our representatives step up to the plate
• Paul Janensch: A novel wish list: what I don't want for Christmas
• Letter: No need to wait for Santa's visit; make gift-giving your own mission
• Letter: If your pain is so great you consider suicide, call for help
• Letter: Anti-Hollywood, Communist screed anti-Semitic, coded hate speech
• Letter: Glading butchers Clinton slogan; what else can't he get right?
• Letter: These popular movements are responses to government going nowhere
• Letter: Christmas gift of pet is not good timing
• Letter: Empty words from Gov. Scott about education, lifting Florida economy
• Letter: Sgt. Dakota Meyer's bravery deserved highest battle honor
• Donate Books to Molly’s House January 1-6, 2012
• 'Taste of Vero' benefits Children's Home Society of Florida
• Kaleidoscope's Girls' Night Out raised $1,125
• Mostly sunny skies expected until Christmas Eve
• Public Records for Martin and St. Lucie Counties: Dec. 18
• PHOTOS: Take a break from holiday preparations, view Treasure Coast Week in Pictures
• Community Wishbook: Indian River nonprofits grateful for donations, help still needed into the New Year
• Community Wishbook: St. Lucie nonprofits grateful for donations, help still needed into the New Year
• Community Wishbook: Martin County nonprofits grateful for donations, help still needed into the New Year
• Monday Chat: Saint Nick discusses getting ready for Christmas Eve trip around the world
• IRSC offers class on buying a computer
• Kane Cabaret a hit: Next concert set for Jan. 15
• Thousands enjoy the snow at the Children’s Museum
• Jensen Beach St. Patrick's parade announced
• Sailfish Point Foundation provides nursing scholarships
• Sponsors needed for LUNAFEST 2012
• The Pine School celebrates the holiday season by giving
• Clark student Joey Holston completes senior internship
• Martin County Library System to close for Christmas and New Year's holidays
• TD Charitable Foundation supports Molly’s House with donation
• Fashion show to benefit Woman's Club of Stuart
• Things to do in Indian River County this week: Dec. 18
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: Dec. 18
• Things to do in Martin County this week: Dec. 18
• Massage & Fitness Professionals holds holiday open house and food drive
• TD Bank awards $10,000 to Treasured Lands Foundation
• Letter: Sebastian's Christmas parade was a huge success!
• Editorial: Fort Pierce City Hall needs to recognize responsibility to be open and transparent to the public
• Editorial: Use of tax abatement program for new bio-ethanol plant in Indian River County questionable
• Editorial: Martin County officials should expedite permitting, review process for all businesses that create jobs
• Rich Campbell: Tim Tebow story rivals greatest sports stories of my generation
• Remember when: Name of I-95 rescuer was more than fitting
• Remember when: We were among first refugees from wartime England
• Indian River County courthouse news: Dec. 18
• Eve Samples: Searching for justice, but finding little after a daughter's death
• Veterans spotlight: Best Christmas gift was trip home from Korea
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Dec. 18
• Anthony Westbury: Maybe we're on the cusp of history
• Russ Lemmon: Required class (based on book) plays role in school's success
• Michael Goforth: Process for determining goals for Port of Fort Pierce cause for concern
• What 2011 sports story had the biggest impact on the Treasure Coast?
• Bahamian man arrested in Stuart for importing quarter-ton-plus of cocaine
• St. Lucie County accepting applications for video production grant
• Thumb up: Port St. Lucie Pop Warner football team brings home national championship
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Martin County government, school district should establish 'pay for performance' plans
• Thumb up: Florida lawmaker seeking to speed up foreclosure process
• Thumb up: Cofounders of Boys and Girls Club branch in Hobe Sound receive fitting tribute
• Letter: Problems from weather to regulation make fishing difficult
• Letter: A Christmas prayer that an angel will touch big-business management
• Letter: I asked to speak with someone from this country; surprise — I got one
• Charles W. Barrowclough: Federal bill preserving conservation easement law required to preserve quality of life on Treasure Coast
• Glen Clifton: Tebow a blessing to watch; sit back and enjoy
• Victoria Huggins: Port St. Lucie already in major debt; Southern Groves community redevelopment area even more of a risky gamble
• Warren Winchester: Ready to Occupy Vero Beach City Hall over council's latest effort to suppress dissent?
• John D. Orcutt Jr.: Federal, state regulators asleep when it comes to water quality in Indian River Lagoon; locals must act with Ocean Research & Conservation Association to preserve environment,
• Thumb up: Lauren's Way charity surpasses this year's goal of helping homeless in Vero Beach
• Thumb up: Rick Scott shifts gears and proposes spending hikes for education and Everglades restoration
• A season of excellence for Okeechobee's Richard Donegan
• It's a true blessing to live here
• Boys soccer: Herrera's 3 goals lead Centennial by Jensen Beach
• Girls basketball: Sebastian River rallies, stay perfect
• Girls basketball: Treasure Coast wins District 6-8A opener
• All-Area 2011 Girls Golf: Lucy Robson tops field
• Sebastian doctor charged in steroid inquiry stripped of medical license
• Treasure Coast road report: Dec. 17-23
• Beer distributor with operation in Fort Pierce contributing $20 million for scholarships
• St. Lucie County Boat Parade is Saturday at Fort Pierce Inlet
• Indian River County unemployment falls for third consecutive month
• Composer helps Martin County school choir prepare for concert of his songs
• Class of Morningside Elementary 5th-graders 'creates' animals as innovative way to learn about biology
• Indian River County felony arrests: Dec. 16, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Dec. 16, 2011
• Indian River Regional Science Fair schedule set
• Martin County government meetings: Dec. 19-22
• Indian River County government meetings: Dec. 19-21
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Dec. 19-21
• Teen brandishes gun during robbery of Vero Beach convenience store
• Keshya Williams: Re-read fitness center contract in wake of expensive surprise
• Martin County has spot available on Historic Preservation Board
• Sebastian River Area VFW post a finalist in national contest
• Fort Pierce man, 48, accused of impregnating two young teens
• Unemployment rate drops throughout Treasure Coast in November
• Last minute, close to home holiday vacations are for everyone ...
• Vero Beach citrus grower and packer featured on NBC's Today show
• More Floridians to travel this holiday season, AAA says
• Struggling homeowners gain favor in key foreclosure ruling
• McCain first to file for 2012 Indian River School Board election
• Digital animation classes to start in spring in West Palm Beach
• Jupiter mother: Marine reservist killed in Afghanistan 'lived by faith'
• 'Buy Local' shopping list available in Indian River County
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: A look at holiday traditions and starting your own
• Cooler weekend, with boating, beach conditions not so favorable | Video
• Letter: Shoppers at The Fresh Market wouldn't like to mingle with people using food stamps
• Letter: Books by local author would make great gifts
• Letter: Schools should require fingerprint identification of visitors who will be around children
• Letter: This hurricane season, nesting turtles were right; TV talking heads were just loud
• Letter: Hiaasen shines needed light on how stadium owners exploit taxpayers
• Editorial: Political candidates in Indian River County should attend workshop offered by supervisor of elections
• Letter: How many crosses does it take for improvements in St. Lucie County?
• Letter: Give God a try; it won't hurt you
• Letter: Cheap shots at Massachusetts and Medal of Honor winner
• Letter: Ordinance on parking boats and campers is revenue-raising measure
• TD Charitable Foundation Supports Molly’s House with Donation
• United Way of Martin County News - December 14, 2011
• Round 3: More sand to patch Fort Pierce beach
• St. Lucie County graduates participate in IRSC's first fall commencement
• Team Parks, Inc. completes second office for Romagosa Dermatology in Stuart
• Keep Martin Beautiful honored at 2011 National Keep America Beautiful conference
• Clark student Preston Tirrell completes senior internship
• Martin County graduates participate in IRSC's first fall commencement
• Indian River County graduates participate in IRSC's first December commencement
• Port St. Lucie hopes rebate program lures commercial development
• Clark student Tara Moran completes senior internship
• Martin County scout camp to get face lift
• Nurses support food bank
• Digital Domain to license patents to capitalize on 3D technology
• Leon Green of Stuart remembered for his work with inmates
• EL-DOE's to present Hawaiian luau
• White Doves in Martin County makes plea for more cash, toy donations
• Free holiday concert Dec. 16 in Fort Pierce features local kids
• Website launches local man's ride to beat hunger
• Red Kettle fundraiser at 70 percent of $80,000 goal in Indian River County
• Rocky's Ace Hardware stores participating in pet food drive
• Art show to benefit Sun Up Center
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Make your Christmas table memorable
• Treasure Coast Dated Meetings, Updated Dec. 15
• Gardening Calendar Updated Dec. 15
• Martin County Looking Ahead Calendar, Updated Dec. 15
• Indian River County Looking Ahead Calendar, Updated Dec. 15
• St. Lucie County Looking Ahead Calendar, Updated Dec. 15
• Power restored after major outage darkened part of Vero Beach
• One woman dead, one injured in Wednesday night shooting in Gifford
• Romney tops, Gingrich a close second in straw poll of Palm Beach County GOP activists
• Windy, mild day ahead, weak front on way for weekend | Video
• Jupiter-Tequesta- Hobe Sound Association of Realtors holds installation ceremonies
• Safe Harbor Home for the Holidays event scheduled for Dec. 17
• Scripps Florida professor named AAAS Fellow
• Physicians urge parents to practice toy safety
• FPUA issues precautionary boil water notice
• Two taken to hospital after Hobe Sound house fire | Video
• Letter: Is code of silence covering up murder in Florida A&M band hazing case?
• Letter: Proposed jobs act is an attack on the Constitution
• Letter: We should take account of candidate's character
• Editorial: Passage of House Bill 629 — regarding public records of certain Florida government personnel — would fuel perception they're getting preferential treatment over Joe Citizen
• Treasure Coast schools concerned about proposed new benchmark FCAT standards
• Martin County notebook: Pine School girls soccer team excels in district play
• Digital Domain enters joint venture with Chinese film company
• St. Lucie County notebook: Treasure Coast girls soccer team blending together
• Indian River County notebook: Experienced defense plays key role for Sebastian River boys soccer
• Russ Lemmon: As luck would have it, missing wallet finds its way back to owner
• Malone's friends address Reed in court, share details about auto shop owner's life
• Indian River Shores discusses future of its post office
• Truck with food, supplies for needy to arrive Dec. 15 in Fellsmere
• Portion of Sunrise Boulevard in Fort Pierce closed through Dec. 22
• Red Cross aids victims of Fort Pierce house fire
• Jensen Beach parade on Dec. 15 to honor youth football team
• Willie Gary, foundation to give out toys at Dec. 15 event in Stuart
• Martin County Commissioners approve redrafted land development regulations
• Eve Samples: Readers sound off on Fresh Market, lawmakers' cheap insurance premiums, water quality
• Two inmates arrested after being accused of beating Port St. Lucie teen Tyler Hadley in jail
• Vero Beach Karate Association hosts Christmas party for families, friends
• Holly Days Village at Legacy Place will delight visitors
• Annual Winter Fest almost here
• Enjoy free sailing lessons
• Regular Meetings Updated Dec. 14
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Dec. 14
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Dec. 14
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated Dec. 14
• Treasure Coast Reunions, Updated Dec. 14
• Parks and Attractions Updated Dec. 14
• Art Happenings Updated Dec. 14
• Museums: Updated Dec. 14
• 2011 another good nesting year for Treasure Coast sea turtles
• Fla. unlikely to follow feds' call for ban on texting, phoning while driving
• Rock-A-Thon raises $7,500 for Habitat for Humanity of Martin County
• Residents get taste of past, help nature by cutting 'Christmas trees' in Sebastian
• Yacht & Country Club residents play their cards right for House of Hope
• Red Hatters enjoy annual Christmas party
• YMCA of the Treasure Coast launches 2012 annual community support campaign
• Samaritan Center spreads holiday cheer at Water's Edge Extended Care
• Shelley Owens: Local cottage food industry takes advantage of new state law
• Project Christmas Smiles brightens day for many
• Morning sprinkles to give way to partly sunny, windy day | Video
• Editorial: New Conservation Coalition issues proposals that deserve the attention of Florida's elected leaders
• Martin County School District's Graduation Rates an All-Time High
• New owners to reopen Wahoo's restaurant in Stuart
• Martin County business leaders want to speed permitting process for any project to create jobs
• What A Weekend: Indian River County Events: Dec. 16-18
• What A Weekend: St. Lucie County Events: Dec. 16-18
• What A Weekend: Martin County Events: Dec. 16-18
• Despite protests, 3-story assisted-living facility OK'd for Reflections on the River in Indian River County
• Fort Pierce mom refutes drug, child neglect charges
• Vero Beach's McKee Botanical Garden rolls out train, more for holiday event
• Restaurant Critic Review: Atmosphere, food are winning pair at Stuart's Fugu Tei
• Three charged after stealing jewelry and firearms in Hobe Sound, filing false report
• Comedian Sinbad appears at Fort Pierce's Sunrise Theatre Dec. 17
• Stuart seat belt enforcement campaign results in 359 citations
• Holidays are circus in "The Christmas Puzzle" at Vero Beach High School Performing Arts Center
• If you're traveling A1A in south Indian River County, allow plenty of time for roadwork delays
• Max Planck Florida's new 3D model helps scientists move closer to understanding the brain
• Treasure Coast high school senior makes artistic contribution to Florida-themed calendar
• Treasure Coast alternative gift programs benefit charities
• 53rd Street 2-mile extension opens Thursday with grand hopes for easing some east-west Indian River County traffic congestion
• Southern Pig & Cattle Co. restaurant opens in Stuart
• Vero Beach, FPL say electric utility sale could take 2 years
• Kids invited to spend the holiday break developing their own play
• Steep gold prices, economy change Treasure Coast jewelry trade
• St. Lucie officials meet today on Fenn Center policies in wake of wedding controversy
• Martin commissioners today to consider abandoning Stuart transit hub plan
• Sidney Smith completes senior internship
• Transition starting to drier weather, gusty winds today | Video
• The 23rd annual historic home tour set for February
• Lang Realty proudly celebrates its top producers
• Letter: Needing dose of Admiral Nimitz' optimism to deal with present straits
• Letter: Using Sunday schedule for Vero Beach traffic lights would work every day
• Letter: Tea party has lost my support with their hateful policies
• Dale Glading: 'It's not the economy, stupid;' it's that men, women of Judeo-Christian values are not living up to those values
• Editorial: Proposed amendment needed to reduce secrecy in Florida's taxpayer-funded, job-incentive programs
• Letter: 'Remember Pearl Harbor' still stirs us; so should 'Buy American'
• Letter: Regardless of what you believe, Christmas heralds advent of great 'light'
• Letter: Martin County voters want change on commissioners board
• Letter: Norquist and his backers have taken over the Republican Party
• Letter: How to celebrate Christmas? Individually, and respecting world of difference
• Letter: Leave it to Commie Hollywood to seek to stain great American
• Letter: As with date chosen, meaning of Christmas is wholly subjective
• Tiger Woods Visits Murray Middle School
• Indian River manatee returned after Miami Seaquarium rehabilitation
• Art in Public Places project dedicated at Hobe Sound Beach/Photo gallery
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Dec. 12, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Dec. 12, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Dec. 12, 2011
• Restaurant Critic Review: Fort Pierce's Yianni's better to share with a crowd
• Port St. Lucie officials: Weekend flooding occurred in unfinished area of drainage project, rest worked properly
• Treasure Coast Fishing Report: Dec. 13
• Fort Pierce fishing for ways to combat blight brought on by foreclosed properties; identifies St. Lucie law as model
• In the Image of Christ plans open house Dec. 31 in Fort Pierce
• Indian River County's high school graduation rate best in 5 years, above state average
• St. Lucie graduation rate falls below state average
• Martin County School District has state's second highest graduation rate
• 3-day nature camping trip offered for teens Dec. 27-29 in Indian River County
• Eve Samples: Watered-down water quality rules don't bode well for our river
• St. Lucie West Boulevard, Rosser to have lane closures this week in Port St. Lucie
• Work along Tropical Avenue in Martin County begins Dec. 19
• Dolphins fire Tony Sparano; Todd Bowles named interim coach
• Anthony Westbury: A new beginning on familiar ground for PAL
• Dreary weather doesn't keep fish from biting
• Stuart transit hub idea may be abandoned due to cost
• PHOTOS: Despite rain, Mardy and Jake make a splash in Vero Beach with a little help from some friends
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, updated Dec. 12
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated Dec. 12
• PHOTOS: Grapefruit pro-am wraps up a soggy weekend of golf
• Indian River County Community Calendar, updated Dec. 12
• Creature Safe Place in St. Lucie seeks public's help to win grant | Photo Gallery
• St. Lucie governments hope for $2.6M in federal funds for 2008 storm damage
• Massive kill of honeybees in South Brevard from insecticide
• Michael Matthews inducted into National Junior Honor Society
• Drier weather coming after one more rainy day today | Video
• Fay Vincent: Overturning Obamacare for violating commerce cause of Constitution one thing; overturning it because Congress failed to use due care something else
• Letter: How to join the 1 percent by the time you retire
• Editorial: In Florida, it's everyone's responsibility to report suspicions of child abuse
• Letter: Solar panels in schools are a great opportunity to teach children about economics
• Letter: Execution for murder is wrong, no matter what
• Letter: Recessions are caused by selling at inflated rates
• Letter: Easy money. No jail time. How do I get in on this opportunity?
• Letter: Failure to act on new pipeline a sign that future prosperity is distant possibility
• Acclaimed Conductor And Composer To Visit Hidden Oaks Middle School
• Kick the New Year Off Right at the January Molly’s Gallery Opening Reception
• Molly’s House Serves Up 15th Anniversary Tea Party for Donors
• Dave Hyde: Old dolphins return in ugly loss to Eagles
• Things to do in Indian River County this week: Dec. 11
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: Dec. 11
• PHOTOS: Been busy dodging raindrops? Catch up with Treasure Coast Week in Pictures
• Adult Community Education: Start a program in the New Year
• In tight economic times, domestic violence incidents jump in South Florida
• Stunted economy leaves Florida college grads with nothing but low-paying service job
• Party-jumping politician sues state over election law signed by Gov. Scott
• Que Pasa updated Dec. 9
• Monday Chat: Carrying on the soup kitchen legacy of providing holiday meals
• South Florida climate change action plan unveiled
• Drier Treasure Coast weather on the way; See Saturday rainfall totals
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Dec. 12
• Letter: Sebastian needs a junk ordinance
• Letter: 'Occupy' seeks to destroy greatest economic system in history
• Letter: Process of elimination in GOP race leads back to ...
• Editorial: Vero Beach officials overreaching with proposal to charge utilities service fees on vacant properties
• Editorial: Time has come (again) for Martin County residents to tell commissioners: No stormwater assessment fee!
• Michael Goforth: Fort Pierce must take great care in determining future of city port
• Editorial: Port St. Lucie right to seek input in establishing vision for Southern Grove area of the city
• Letter: Vouching for character of owners of Vero Beach's ZumbaWorks
• Letter: Why spend Martin County taxpayers' money to facilitate voting by mail?
• Letter: Financial support helps us to strengthen families
• Letter: Great way to confront illegal immigration — one ticket at a time
• Letter: Lights should expedite as well as control the flow of traffic
• Letter: Paper failed to note president's omission of religion from Thanksgiving message
• Letter: Why can't Port St. Lucie show a little holiday spirit?
• Letter: Can train horn be banned from blowing nightly?
• Rain wipes out first round of Grapefruit Pro-Am
• Ray McNulty: Oklahoma St., not Alabama, should play LSU for title
• Wrestling: Port St. Lucie earns second place at McBride Memorial Duals
• Local philanthropist donates sleeper chairs to Martin Medical Center
• Anthony Westbury: Waves of discontent lap the lagoon's shores
• Stuart gardens tour now Dec. 17, 18
• FPL customers west of Vero Beach without power
• Indian River County courthouse news: Dec. 11
• How your local legislators voted this week: Dec. 11
• 'Taste of Jensen' annual Christmas Event Dec. 20
• Veterans spotlight: Navy veteran served aboard USS Nelson
• Rain doesn't dampen enthusiasm at annual Gifford Christmas celebration
• Toys needed for Operation Hope Christmas party
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Dec. 11
• Martin County government meetings: Dec. 11
• Indian River County government meetings: Dec. 11
• Deputies identify suspected homicide victim as Vero Beach man
• Jake Owen concert canceled; to be rescheduled
• Holiday shopping slogged down by heavy rain
• Russ Lemmon: Soldiers good about lifting spirits of 'Cookie Ladies'
• Interstate 95 southbound closed north of Vero Beach
• Eve Samples: Hobe Sound mega-developments have galvanized everyday residents — and they're not letting down their guard
• Local lawmakers leading way for human trafficking, PIP legislation
• Letter: Florida Citrus Commission's finalists for top job lack hands-on experience with citrus industry
• Letter: Railroad Avenue project in Martin County is part of community redevelopment plan
• Letter: L.C. Jackson: Offering my vast, varied experience as Martin County sheriff
• Letter: Politicians should ask voters how to fix things
• Letter: People will always be shoved aside when money rules American elections
• Letter: On church-state squeaky wheels, Occupiers' lack of occupations, Obama's inaction
• Letter: What's your view on tax dollars being wasted?
• Letter: So, Thanksgiving is all about groceries and receipts? What a sad commentary
• Letter: The Wall of Honor Committee wants to clarify how the Wall was funded
• Letter: Career politicians are out only for themselves at our expense
• Letter: Americans have enough needs to validate phrase: 'Charity begins at home'
• Thumb up: Treasure Coast residents have opportunity to speak out on redistricting proposals
• Letter: Sebastian Inlet fishermen win prize — for boorish behavior
• Thumb up: Under Currey's leadership, Vero Beach Police Department makes three arrests in homicide cases
• Letter: Harsh realities lead to difficult decision when it comes to replacing Dodgertown elementary with Osceola
• Thumb up: Martin County Commission to hold ribbon cutting for affordable housing project
• Letter: 'Occupy' has great message, needs someone to say it eloquently
• Letter: Gingrich has too much personal baggage to ever be elected
• Letter: Sarah Heard would be asset to Martin County Commission chairman seat
• Letter: Independents, sane policies of Republican Party are calling you
• Indian River County officials say they'd consider extending employment agreement with Piper
• Man sentenced to 70 years in home invasion of Stuart real estate broker
• Inspection to slow traffic over canal on Martin County road
• Lane closures possible with Martin County bridge construction
• Tiger Woods visits namesake learning center at Port Salerno school
• Port St. Lucie, Jensen Beach capture Pop Warner titles
• Port St. Lucie, Jensen Beach capture national Pop Warner titles
• KARM program 'Corners of Your Field' gives back to churches
• Tenet gets OK to build hospital in Palm Beach Gardens, but legal challenges loom
• Indian River schools now following detailed guidelines for campus visitors
• Gas leak causes restaurant evacuation on Vero Beach's Miracle Mile
• 100th Birthday: Blanche Hall
• Learn Seuss-tastic rhythm at Oxbow’s Treehouse Time on Dec. 16
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carter
• Wedding: Nicholas Morse and Jessica Shapiro
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Batt
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Valicenti
• Free classes can help parents become calmer, happier
• Wedding: Andrew Strack and Patricia Hearne
• Engagement: Kara Hilson and Eric Odom
• Holiday Cheer Filled Molly’s Gallery December Opening Reception
• Redistricting could give Indiantown voters say in Rep. Snyder's replacement
• Redistricting plan could have Mayfield vying for re-election to represent all Indian River County
• Indian River bio-ethanol plant earns initial tax abatement approval
• Vero Beach electric customers to see rate hike in January
• House redistricting plans include St. Lucie County-specific district
• Margaret 'Peggy' Meissner remembered for contribution to Martin County art scene
• Superintendent recommends Dodgertown Elementary closure
• 6th annual Port Salerno Seafood Festival scheduled in January
• Bella Group, Inc., engaged by the Hobe Sound Arcade
• Port St. Lucie Police Department recalls most officers laid off last year
• Indian River County felony arrests: Dec. 6, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Dec. 6, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Dec. 6, 2011
• Future of Hobe Grove, Harmony projects uncertain after Martin commissioner withdraws support
• Proposed expansion of I-95 through Martin, St. Lucie counties topic of public meeting Wednesday
• Scripps reduces workforce
• Mark Gotz appointed to St. Lucie County Fire District Board
• Senior Health and Wellness Fair set for Jan. 25
• Jupiter Palm Beach Gardens Rotary practices 'Service Above Self'
• Jupiter school rallies for reading
• Enjoy Stuart Community Concert Band's holiday performance
• Voice: Volleyball at the School of the Arts is...
• Franco Wants To Be Your Forever Friend
• Armellini is No. 1 to this employee
• Holiday pet event is in Jensen Beach on Dec. 10
• Radio station The Buzz 103.1 loses alt rock format
• Toys for Tots donation drive coming to Mulligan's Beach House
• Three elderly South Florida women say TSA made them strip
• Country star was once class clown at Vero Beach High School
• Palm City teen wins State Dept. scholarship to study in China
• Restaurant Critic Review: Wing it at Hurricane Grill in Vero Beach
• Warm, small chance of isolated showers until cool front arrives | Video
• Letter: Dannahower's role on Fort Pierce Federal Courthouse deserves recognition
• Letter: Republicans' pandering to wealthy has got them far, but is getting us nowhere
• Letter: Our democratic system doesn't work for us, just for donors
• Letter: Alarmed that our government throws book at illegal aliens? Oh, my
• Letter: Imaginative policies needed to restore America to former glory
• Letter: News item about students arrested in Cairo was incomplete
• Letter: Excuse me for rambling, but I can't settle on just one outrage
• Editorial: It's encouraging to know new owner of Houston Astros has set his sights on Treasure Coast
• Fort Pierce's Recor applies for city manager position in Boynton Beach
• Cain's Florida supporters ponder Plan B
• Conservation groups file appeal over Martin County land use amendment
• Martin Health Systems's former pharmacy director sentenced to three years in prison
• Best floats in Stuart Christmas Parade honored
• Oceanographer could get Indian River County contract to create beach erosion models
• Russ Lemmon: Only a matter of time before Chinese offered in public schools
• Most Treasure Coast banks keep steady ratings
• Beach renourishment sand coming to Fort Pierce on Tuesday morning
• Public reaches out to help Indiantown family after fire
• Anthony Westbury: Turn on the Christmas faucet, but do it nicely
• Eve Samples: The secret to a rockin' holiday block party (Hint: It's not just the food)
• Martin County offering discounted passes to new waterpark set to open in March
• Federal courthouse in Fort Pierce opens to appreciative visitors
• Vero Beach driver in rollover accident dies from injuries
• Mardy's Tennis & Jake's Music Fest sees uptick in fundraising
• Indian River County felony arrests: Dec. 5, 2011
• Missing St. Lucie man found safe in Key West
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Dec. 5, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Dec. 5, 2011
• West Wabasso waits on possible $750,000 grant for sewer system
• PHOTOS: 23rd Annual Sights and Sounds on Second Christmas Festival & Parade lights up downtown
• Deputy to move into historic Jones House, provide security, upkeep
• New Vero Beach yogurt and coffee shop to be 'place to hang out'
• Indiantown fire victim says 'first instinct' was grab baby and run | Video
• Warmer, drier days most of week, with a change at week's end | Video
• John Young: Affordable Health Care Act winning by a nose, will survive, unless judicial activists — conservative justices — pull con job
• Donald L. Gilleland: Election spending outrageous, particularly in this economy; time for a change
• Letter: Pitiful to see sideline commandos go after Medal of Honor recipient
• Letter: If Casey Anthony committed a crime, was her attorney after-fact accomplice?
• Letter: The Occupy protests have broad support from across the political scene
• Letter: Phone calls, mail call — everyone seems to want my charitable donation
• Letter: State employees to give to needy? Governor, that describes your employees
• Letter: Dakota Meyer's Medal of Honor speaks for itself, or should
• Letter: Massachusetts has brought us Mitt Romney's health plan and the tea party
• Dale Glading: Elect single-term Congress to solve debt issue
• Dolphins keep winning for Sparano
• Krazy Salts tops record Pirates Cove haul
• Mandich inducted into Dolphin Honor Roll
• Night vision: Always a great view to be seen after sunset
• State legislators unlikely to deal with immigration reform in 2012 session
• This week's weather forecast to be typical for early December
• Gold Star mothers form chapter on Treasure Coast
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Dec. 5
• Things to do in Indian River County this week: Dec. 5
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: Dec. 5
• Things to do in Martin County this week: Dec. 5
• Monday chat: How to avoid the holiday blues
• Community wishbook: St. Lucie United Veterans helping those who served
• Community wishbook: Martin Veterans Council needs a new van
• Community wishbook: Indian River Veteran's Council needs help for new vans
• Family of six left homeless by Sunday morning Indiantown fire
• Silver Alert issued for Fort Pierce man
• Editorial: Memo to Jupiter Island Mayor Harry Charlston: Martin County officials are working hard to solve inlet dredging issues
• Rich Campbell: Self-interest and one-upmanship now the norms for public officials — in Washington, D.C. and Martin County
• Laurence Reisman: Deregulation could have solved Vero Beach's electric problems
• Letter: Safety would be just one of the benefits of visible street addresses
• Letter: Turtle's life was saved by more than one
• Letter: That's a pretty penny to pick up after Martin County Fire Rescue grant expires
• Letter: Time for concerned citizens to give voice to the voiceless animals
• Letter: Police should be applauded for enforcing seat-belt law
• Letter: Grover Norquist has no business dictating how members of Congress vote
• Letter: If Vero Beach traffic lights are synchronized, it is so we can't go
• Letter: Lost puppy, loving family await reunion that needs to happen
• Letter: 'Occupy' dialogue civil, and tuned to most important problems facing nation
• Letter: 'Oath' to Norquist contradicts congressmen's oath of office
• Editorial: St. Lucie airport projects should be good news for passengers and for taxpayers
• Editorial: Bring back the name Dodgertown to where it belongs, Vero Beach
• Fay Vincent: Bonuses for officials at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac? You kidding? No, it's very possible the officials deserved the remuneration
• bittersweet end to Schnellenberger's career
• Cobras loaded for another playoff run
• Big numbers, big seas for Day 2 of Pirates Cove Sailfish Classic
• Local veterinarians donate protective vest to Martin County K9 deputy
• Veteran's spotlight: Rio veteran saves civilians during World War II
• Anthony Westbury: Pastor hopes sports cards can teach life lessons, too
• Eve Samples: Do Medicare-eligible Florida drivers really need PIP?
• Missing man sought by Fort Pierce police found dead
• Russ Lemmon: Scorned competitor's tactics called 'brazen'
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Dec. 4
• Indian River County courthouse news: Dec. 4
• How your local legislators voted this week: Dec. 4
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Dec. 4
• Martin County government meetings: Dec. 4
• Indian River County government meetings: Dec. 4
• Michael Goforth: 'Beautiful people' make St. Lucie County a better place in which to live
• Fort Pierce Central comes up short vs. Bradenton-Manatee
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Martin County Commission needs to justify high level of staff in Fire Rescue Department
• Thumb down: Completion date for project on State Road A1A in southern Indian River County pushed back to Dec. 20
• Thumb up: Registered voters in Martin County to receive new information cards in the mail
• Marcus D. Rabb: Fort Pierce's Avenue D, Hobe Sound's Pine School have little in common, but music binds them in trying to positively affect children's lives
• Ken Pruitt: Thank goodness Harbor Branch is still in St. Lucie County after 40 years; without it, it would be like New York without the Yankees
• Stephen L. Chase: Turn Vero Beach downtown UPTOWN to attract beach residents; stop fiddling with Twin Pairs
• Penny Chandler: Private investment in Indian River County chamber's economic development fund can help community attract businesses, create jobs
• Letter: Wealth reaped by members of Congress — corruption or coincidence?
• Letter: So, Fort Pierce federal courthouse is fantastic — so, did it design itself?
• Letter: Smart meters may promise an end to unpaid electric bills
• Letter: Same-gender couples appreciate the newspaper's recognition of relationships
• Letter: Maybe next year we'll elect responsible leaders to make the tough choices
• Letter: For GOP, pizza is a vegetable, but Obama is the main entree
• Letter: Deed by Bolles runners just one great story from high school sports
• Letter: So-called 'super' committee did what it was intended to do
• Letter: Performance of 'Joseph' at Maltz Jupiter Theatre delivers on 'technicolor'
• Manatee 13, Fort Pierce Central 10: Cobras' upset bid denied
• Ed Killer: Senate bill gives recreational anglers hope
• Appellate Decision Could Be A Bigwin For Business Growth And Martin County Taxpayers
• Region 3-7A notebook: 'Phenomenal' turnout for Fort Pierce Central fans
• Palm City traffic shifted Dec. 6 to allow road improvements near Veterans Memorial Bridge
• Former Indiantown man sentenced to life in prison for sexually abusing child
• Walter Vitunac remembered as conservation leader in St. Lucie County
• Tuesday last chance for St. Lucie residents to voice opinions on proposed county redistricting plan
• Treasure Coast road report: Dec. 2-10
• Indiantown man accused of punching teen
• Martin County felony arrests: Dec. 2, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Dec. 2, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Dec. 2, 2011
• Tennessee fugitive nabbed in Martin County
• 911 calls show residents tense, vigilant after slaying in Vero Beach neighborhood
• Jackson seeks Martin County School Board seat for third time
• South Florida voters may get to vote on destination casino plan, lawmaker says
• LIVE 3-7A Region Final football SCOREBOARD
• PHOTOS: Former prison cats waiting for a new home at the Indian River humane society
• Boys & Girls Club Celebrates The Terrio Group’s 16th Annual Chuck Hill Golf Classic
• Indian River deputies add marijuana charge to jail escapee's record
• National magazine taps Vero Beach as a top retirement spot
• Stix billiard club lounge to open Tuesday in Vero Beach
• New nonprofit to offer boat rides to disabled veterans, others
• Man in his early 20s shot at Cameo Boulevard home
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Dec. 2
• Treasure Coast Club Calendar, Updated Dec. 2
• Treasure Coast Music Calendar, Updated Dec. 2
• Treasure Coast Arts and Entertainment Calendar, Updated Dec. 2
• Two-vehicle crash at Becker Road and Interstate 95 injures two
• Four Treasure Coast students to earn braces by making smiles for others
• Florida Lottery ticket sales rocket past 2010 numbers
• Son of PGA golfer and Jupiter resident Dana Quigley in hospital after crash | Video
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Enjoy National Poinsettia Day Dec. 12
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Tips on hostess gifts for holiday parties
• Warm, sunny, very windy days forecast through weekend | Video
• Letter: Is Florida really helping its best students reach technical career goals?
• Editorial: Does Florida Department of Transportation have money to burn on sidewalk construction, landscaping, etc.?
• Letter: If Vero can't protect its beach, maybe it should forfeit its name
• Letter: Please bring stewardess hat back to Cannon's Restaurant
• Letter: Scene at new Vero Beach veterans store brings tear to my eye
• Letter: You don't make lemonade with this squeeze; you shed pounds
• Letter: If Indian River Hospital ER isn't viable option, why are we paying for it?
• Letter: Why should Vero Beach rush into a quickie contract with FPL?
• Seacoast National Bank Fashion Show is HOT holiday ticket
• United Way Of Martin County Recognizes Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith, PLLC Attorney Chad Hastings With Its "Employee Pillar Of Character" Award In The Organization's “Character Counts!” Campaign
• Stuart's Kane Center premieres cabaret series Dec. 11
• Football: Region 3-7A championship capsule
• St. Lucie Humane Society officials speak out against allegations of abuse
• Mariposa Cane Slough Preserve opens in Port St. Lucie
• Death row inmate in 1982 Stuart murder denied new sentencing trial
• Stuart's Tropical Ranch Botanical Garden hosts Bamboo Walk Dec. 10-11
• Toys for Tots cookout benefit set for Dec. 11 in Fort Pierce
• Vero Beach polo match to benefit Our Lady of Guadalupe Mission
• Martin Memorial Health Systems changes its name
• The SmartPlan Express and Christmas Extravaganza to benefit Toys for Tots and The Women's Refuge
• Stuart students plant garden to cultivate vegetables, knowledge
• 'The Christmas Puzzle' to be performed at Vero Beach High School
• Volunteer needed at the Manatee Center in Fort Pierce
• Treasure Coast Food Bank CEO to help shape national plan to fight hunger
• Blizzard, Hobales named employees of quarter by St. Lucie County Fire District
• Former St. Edward's water boy celebrates shining moment with Marshall University football team
• Magic Flutes tea tickets for Stuart fundraising event Dec. 6 still available
• New traffic pattern, closures announced for bridge construction in Palm City
• Play performed Dec. 2-4 in Fort Pierce to benefit PAL toy run
• Sheriff candidate Dees' campaign kick-off set for Sunday in Indiantown
• Palm Beach County cat owners urged to have pets vaccinated as deadly virus spreads
• Humane Society of St. Lucie's employees 'furious at being maligned' | Videos
• Toys for Tots needs boost to help needy
• St. Lucie, Martin residents to hear test of nuclear plant sirens at noon
• Cool, gusty through weekend, with brief warm-up afterwards | Video
• Hillary Copsey: Hundreds of Treasure Coast children still need "angels" to provide holiday gifts
• Letter: Cell phones causing mortal danger to drivers on Florida thoroughfares
• Editorial: Save the Chimps nearing completion of the 'Great Chimpanzee Migration' to St. Lucie County
• Editorial: Business Development Board of Martin County missed great opportunity to demonstrate its commitment to openness, transparency
• Editorial: Indian River County schools superintendent to be applauded for infusing creative thought into facilities issues such as Osceola Magnet School
• James L. Fisher: Civil disobedience perfectly fine, but protestors must be willing to accept consequences for violating laws
• Charles de Garmo: The other side of the protests on Wall Street: discombobulation, confusing
• Letter: Hassle at counter provides window into Postal Service's problems
• Letter: Those who think Paterno did enough are delusional
• Letter: Beware of non-existent holiday 'specials'
• Letter: Republicans rejoice at failure of an American company
• Letter: Penn State was right to fire all those who kept silent
• Letter: Talking animals have their place, but it's not selling insurance
• Letter: 'Black Friday' is rightly named; avoid it if you can
• Dennis Jacob: Fort Pierce Central Cobras believe anything is possible
• South Fork High School Student Named District’s Sunshine State Scholar
• Indian River Lt. McMullen to leave post when he qualifies for sheriff's race
• Tequesta consultant among top prospects for Florida Department of Citrus executive director
• Martin County on alert after second confirmed whooping cough case
• Stuart aims for Dec. 15 completion for Riverwalk stage shade structure
• Arts open house slated at Port St. Lucie High School Dec. 5
• Waterfront Wednesdays now at Sunset Bay in Stuart
• Russ Lemmon: School bus in minor accident, but parents find out about it from kids
• White Doves in Martin County wants your unused hurricane supplies
• Store's shopping extravaganza in Vero Beach to benefit homeless center
• Billero & Billero Properties announces October's top producers
• Some streets, parking to close Dec. 3 for Sebastian Christmas parade
• Fort Pierce to consider plan for newer, larger Acura dealership
• Cleanup of Rio Nature Park set for Dec. 3
• Some roads closed for Hobe Sound Christmas parade Dec. 3
• Hobe Sound Christmas parade set for Dec. 3
• Gifford assistant pastor charged with domestic battery
• Celebrity 'Ring-a-thon' starts Friday at Vero Beach Walmart
• Vero Beach tour bus driver has license suspended 60 days for fatal accident
• Merhige's parents fire back at their accusers with their own lawsuit
• Florida consumer confidence stuck at near-recession levels
• Dine at Ruby Tuesday in Sebastian to help homeless families
• State Rep. Debbie Mayfield to host satellite office hours
• Seacoast National Bank participates in United for Families annual walk
• Yvonne Mason to participate in 'Bubbles, Bags and Bling for Classy Chicks'
• Harriet: Humane Society pet of the week
• Cooler weather on the Treasure Coast
• Community invited to Hanging of the Greens Service
• Debate over safety of airport body scanners heats up
• Shelley Owens: Treasure Coast restaurants ready to launch seasonal wine events
• Cold front keeps temperatures in low 70s today; 50 tonight
• Eyal Goldshmid: Ensure your computer can open emailed PowerPoint attachments
• Carl Hiaasen: In Florida casino fight, all bets are off
• Letter: No time to be raising taxes for pricey road work in Indian River County
• Letter: Principals should be available to meet with substitute teachers
• Letter: Lack of outrage at agencies' poor performance is remarkable
• Letter: Port St. Lucie, a.k.a. The Dead Zone.
• Stuart Boat Show 2012
• State Attorney finds Fort Pierce department head did not violate public records law
• St. Lucie commissioners to set animal treatment standards as part of Humane Society contract
• Indian River code enforcers give Jungle Club owner a $14,500 break
• Komen foundation grant applications deadline Nov. 30
• Advance pricing for South Florida Music Fest at Abacoa through Nov. 30
• Part of Tiffany Avenue closed through Dec. 30 in Port St. Lucie
• Angel Gift Drive ongoing through Dec. 9 throughout Treasure Coast
• Candlelight service Dec. 2 at Tequesta cemetery
• Stuart store collecting food, money for House of Hope
• Psychologists fear Blue Cross payment changes will harm patients
• Stuart Christmas Parade set for Dec. 2
• SELF lecture scheduled Dec. 3 at Port St. Lucie's Oxbow Eco-Center
• Martin County K-9 officer receives bullet-proof vest
• St. Lucie Citizens Fire Academy to start Jan. 24
• Blues artist Walker to appear at Earl's Hideaway in Sebastian on Dec. 4
• State Rep. Debbie Mayfield subpoenaed over controversial election law
• Palm Beach Gardens carousel proceeds Saturday to benefit opera program
• Peanut: Humane Society pet of the week
• Port St. Lucie police tout repeat offender program for "worst of the worst"
• Music available to Martin County library patrons to download for free
• PHOTOS: Vero Classical Ballet performs 'Nutcracker'
• Vero Beach Home & Garden Show looking for exhibitors
• Digest: Fourth Grade students will participate in the FCAT Writes Field Test on Tuesday
• Digest: Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
• Digest: We hope everyone enjoyed the Hobe Sound Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade this past weekend
• Digest: The Band/Color Guard ...
• Digest: Second-Graders’ field trip to make Christmas ornaments at Stuart Ceramics is Dec. 7
• Indian River Community Foundation participates in national effort
• Digest: We are busy at FAWE!
• Digest: The Holiday Shop will be open to students beginning Dec. 5
• Digest: Congratulations to our Teacher of the Year ...
• Digest: BCE Team Green was awarded $1,500 for first place ...
• Death row inmate Wyatt loses appeal in Vero murder case
• Florida wildlife managers to review gator-hunting law
• Seacoast National Bank Hosts Sheriff Shootout to benefit Florida Sheriff Youth Ranches
• Treasure Coast Gold Star Mothers installing officers
• State Sen. Negron would pick up much of Indian River County in first of redistricting proposals
• PrepZone Picks: Region 3-7A championship
• Rooney, Negron districts would condense under redistricting plan released Monday
• Eve Samples: Are small-town gatherings the future of the Occupy Wall Street movement?
• Russ Lemmon: Story of dog's emergency surgery hits close to home
• Save the Chimps doubles fundraising goal with Chimps Kitchen event
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Nov. 28, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Nov. 28, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Nov. 28, 2011
• Anthony Westbury: Three inspiring women drag stigma out of the shadows
• Cooldown may help holiday tree sales in St. Lucie
• Pedestrian says he was questioned, shot by 2 men in Fort Pierce
• Three enhanced design options for West Palm Beach waterfront to be presented on Thursday, Dec. 1
• PHOTOS: What real estate is selling on the Treasure Coast? Look here to find out
• Vero Beach man arrested on DUI charge accused of hitting truck twice
• Holiday tree sales heat up in Indian River
• Grant sets up medication management program for Indian River County seniors
• Opponents of proposed Indian River County concrete plant gain temporary victory
• Fort Pierce Library announces December movies
• Martin County Looking Ahead Calendar, Updated Nov. 28
• Indian River County Looking Ahead Calendar, Updated Nov. 28
• ESPN: Meyer is Ohio State's new head football coach
• Indian River beach restoration project to finish up this winter
• Changes in store for preserve, 6 recreation areas in St. Lucie County
• Robot becomes surgeon's 'hands' at Sebastian River Medical Center
• Treasure Coast road report: Nov. 26-Dec. 2
• Vero Beach brush fire extinguished without damage to nearby garage
• Rainy, warm day today as coldest air of the season on the way | Video
• Letter: 'Super' disappointment is firing offense for this Congress as whole
• Letter: Congressmen won't compromise; we need to elect some who will
• Letter: Litigation against drug company shows why prescription costs are crippling
• Letter: Was Marine's act worthy of highest battle honor or court martial?
• Letter: Members of Congress choose re-election over nation's needs; don't reward them
• Jennifer Sky: Protest march on Union Square Park in New York provides insights into portable medical clinic set up by Occupy movement
• Deirdre Macnab: Newly registered voters in Florida could become an endangered species
• Letter: What a shame; 'Black Friday' can't even wait for midnight anymore
• Letter: Instead of studying candidates, I'll just ask someone over the fence
• Martin County Fair 2012
• Details of revised NBA schedule emerge
• Cold front to push through area Monday night
• Benefit hits gold record - $25,000 for students and teachers
• Benefit hits gold record - $25,000 for students and teachers
• PHOTOS: Don't miss Cyber Monday deals and the Treasure Coast Week in Pictures!
• Science fair judges needed
• Beachside half marathon benefits Healthy Start Coalition
• Postal Connections donates day's profits to VBCBA
• Memberships being accepted in Christian Business Group
• World Wide Candle Lighting coming to Sebastian
• St. Lucie West resident writes and publishes book for entrepreneurs
• Volunteer for Main Street Vero Beach Beautification Day Dec. 3
• Bando Fight Club meets the mayor
• Avenue D Choirs shine again
• Part of 79th Avenue in Roseland to be closed this week
• Vero Beach man identified as victim of fatal crash
• Friends recall community leader Richard B. Hellstrom as warm, friendly, person
• Put your feet up and shop on the Internet Monday
• Monday chat: Martin Memorial turning to electronic medical records
• Things to do this week in Martin County: Nov. 28
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: Nov. 28
• Richard White: What are the residency age rules for adult communities?
• Rich Campbell: Scrappy journalist mines valuable nuggets from Martin County's media policy
• Births, updated Nov. 22
• Editorial: So, when is a billboard in Martin County parks not a billboard? When it is a scoreboard
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Some gift ideas for the gardener in your life
• Wedding: Paul Somodevilla and Rachel Porter
• Wedding: Ronnie Fillman II and Allison Lincoln
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Giancarlo Marotta
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. (Skip) Reed Jr.
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sulima
• Engagement: Cherelle Mansfield and Jerome Rembert
• Engagement: Cari Seelbach and Nicole Haagenson
• Edward White: Occupy Wall Street crowd makes good argument that, thanks to U.S. tax policy, rich get richer while lower, middle classes get pummeled
• Letter to the editor: Reader claims town officials favor local restaurant
• Timothy Benson: With regard to Occupy movement, legion of 'professional malcontents shut down, high water mark of 'idiocy' passes
• Carol Saunders: How to train 240 kids to perform in the Maltz's 'Joseph and the Amazing Technical Dreamcoat'
• Michael Goforth: Foundation for congressional divisiveness was laid decades ago
• Editorial: Protecting the innocent?
• Editorial: Turner deserving of selection as mayor of Vero Beach, but her challenges are unenviable
• Editorial: Adams name for federal courthouse in Fort Pierce appropriate, but Dannahower should also be honored
• New FPL meters sparking little debate
• Inaugural "Art for Animals" show, sale a hit for Indian River Humane Society
• Longtime Fort Pierce chocolate shop getting new look
• Veterans Spotlight: Liberty Ships won WWII, Port St. Lucie vet says
• Christmas Wishbook: House of Hope helps those in need in Martin County
• Two charged in Fort Pierce home invasion robbery
• Sebastian River High School junior selected Sunshine State Scholar
• Christmas Wishbook: Mustard Seed Ministries steps in to help those in need
• Pearl Harbor Day service set for Dec. 7 in Veteran Memorial Park
• Martin County veterinary hospital collecting pet food for seniors
• Remember when: Son shows off new skill at Thanksgiving dinner
• Russ Lemmon: Sometimes, you never know where you'll wind up
• Indian River County courthouse news: Nov. 27
• Anthony Westbury: Salvation Army takes a new swipe at donations
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Nov. 27
• Martin County government meetings: Nov. 27
• Indian River County government meetings: Nov. 27
• One dead in crash at rural Indian River County bridge construction site
• Central's first-half blitz too much for Martin County
• Letter: Deficit reduction by committee obviously getting us nowhere
• Letter: Congress is responsible for our present financial nightmares
• Letter: Mandate foisted onto Postal Service at root of its problems
• Thumb down: Winter Beach Post Office one of first casualties in fiscal crisis confronting U.S. Postal Service
• Thumb down: Florida leads nation in staged traffic accidents, according to Gear Up Florida
• Thumb up: Martin County officials, community leaders break ground on Carter Park
• Jan Swink: Help Treasure Coast foster children find homes, services during holiday season
• Robert Watson: Occupy-type protests nothing new; question is whether current movement will have same success as predecessors
• Thumb up: During 33 years on the anchor desk, Jim Sackett served his community and profession with class
• Thumb up: Support marches this week in Fort Pierce designed to raise public awareness of health issues
• Letter: 'I pledge allegiance to the United States of America;' make that, 'to my party'
• Letter: Reason for job-killing inaction in Congress is on Senate side
• Letter: 'Air-filled' chocolate is just less chocolate
• Jingle Bell Run
• Bessey Creek Elementary Team Green Wins Florida Green School Award
• Central starts fast, romps over Martin County | Photo Gallery
• Turnovers doom Martin County vs. Central | Photo Gallery
• Lookahead: Central to play Manatee next
• Miami falls to BC; Golden gets contract extension
• Ed Killer: Q & A with one of the Treasure Coast's most famous snowbirds
• High school football Region 3-7A notebook: Martin County's Simmons suffers neck injury
• Locals on college rosters: Garber proves to be one of nation's best punters
• Fort Pierce seeking state incentives to redevelop former power plant property
• Kelly Tyko: Black Friday campouts made sense mainly for big-ticket buyers
• Home care company seeks secret Santas to help Treasure Coast seniors
• Lighthouse Foundation pays Treasure Coast seniors $100 to help with prescription costs
• LIVE FHSAA postseason football SCOREBOARD
• Stuart Legion post raffling off '82 Rolls-Royce to raise funds for new building
• Voice: Devin Keskinen, Grade 8
• Hallstrom House focal point for 'Candlelight Christmas' Open House
• Voice: Clara Grace Martin, Grade 4
• ACES Lacrosse takes championship of two divisions
• Voice: Maria Manzo, Grade 12,
• Voice: Majestic Blue Ocean
• Drop in to learn about volunteering at the ELC Dec. 6
• Football: Region 3-7A semifinal capsule
• Registration for January dog training begins Dec. 5
• Martin County vs. Fort Pierce Central: Who has the edge?
• By the River residents offer handmade holiday wreaths
• Region 3-7A semifinal scouting reports
• Indian River Charter High School to perform secular and Hanukkah music
• Moped driver injured in collision with Fort Pierce patrol car
• Good Samaritan calls in fire seen at Grant family's home
• Conditions look good for Saturday's launch of Atlas rocket
• FPL offers to send a/c filters to customers ... for a cost
• Temperatures in upper 70s today before cold front arrives Sunday
• Grab greens to create holiday displays
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Tips on choosing and setting up the Christmas tree
• Home accents add holiday shimmer
• Letter: Neighbors have responded enthusiastically to flag project
• Letter: Goosebumps at Stuart Veterans Day, Memorial Park fetes
• Letter: Under new law on boating mishaps: no blood, no crime, and just a hand slap
• Letter: Vero Beach could learn from Europe about being bicycle-friendly
• Letter: Dr. O'Brien is latest to receive sentence not fit for crime
• Letter: Does imprisonment for nonviolent crime make financial sense?
• Letter: Riverside Park is a great place, and the people there make it so
• Letter: Facilities at our Martin County public beach are disgraceful and a threat to health
• Letter: Millions and millions going to foreign nations; what about needs at home?
• Letter: Stuart is overpaying for demolition services and doesn't care
• Sigma Phi Wins Outstanding Youth Philanthropy Group Award
• Fort Pierce man charged with child abuse
• Homeless Family Center in Vero Beach dishes out Thanksgiving meals to locals
• Holiday Lights Festival kicks off Friday in Tradition
• Mustard Seed Ministries in Fort Pierce feeds thousands a Thanksgiving meal
• Kashi to host workshop designed to discover intuition
• Statement to reporter haunts Senate President Haridopolos in former state GOP chief's resignation
• Howl-O-Ween Anniversary was a 'howling' success
• Homeowners may be eligible for foreclosure review
• Florida Eye Institute participates in 'Making Strides' cancer walk
• Guardian ad Litem Angel Gift Drive accepting unwrapped gifts
• Stuart Photo transforms into Blue Water Editions on Monday
• Tips for recording source information to be shared at genealogical society
• Just in time for the holidays, Adult Education will offer a digital camera class
• Library to host children's holiday festival
• Martin County church gives time, meals to East Stuart on Thanksgiving
• Fort Pierce scientists participating in TEDx events
• 11-year-old organizes food drive at Waldo's Saturday to help homeless
• Hillary Copsey: We received so many that we'll be sharing your recipes throughout December
• Letter: Remember God's gifts and be thankful on Thanksgiving
• Editorial: Much to be thankful for as a nation celebrates Thanksgiving in 2012
• Letter: Remember to give thanks for God and country
• Jack Levine: Why wait until New Year for resolutions? Start now with Thanks and Giving to make life better for everyone around you
• Jacqueline Crighton: Race to Top grant would be great benefit to Treasure Coast children served by day care facilities
• Letter: What will government take away from military next?
• Letter: Sadly, I was right about super committee's propensity for inaction
• Letter: Gold buyers have deep pockets ripe for picking
• Letter: Congressional 'super' panel proves to be decidedly less than that
• Letter: Joe Paterno went through the chain of command
• Letter: Bush's jobs record miserable, particularly compared to Clinton's
• Letter: Raccoon may be reacting to climate change that will be coming
• Congratulations to the District’s 2011-2012 Outstanding School Volunteers of the Year
• Head Start Open Enrollment for the 2012-2013 School Year
• Dennis Jacob: Parallel paths converge on football field Friday
• High School Football: Levy makes Fort Pierce Central offense run
• Urban Meyer says Ohio State job isn't a done deal
• St. Lucie County notebook: Sister acts dominate Centennial girls soccer roster
• Football: Simmons makes Martin County offense -- and defense -- go
• Looking back on 'swell' times as another hurricane season ends
• Determined Vero Beach shoppers camp out waiting for Best Buy's Black Friday sale
• Russ Lemmon: Plenty to be thankful for again this year
• 51st Annual Stuart Christmas Parade comes to town Dec. 2 with Grand Marshal Joe Crankshaw
• Port St. Lucie residents should avoid Seybold Waterway in wake of sewage spill
• What we're thankful for in Indian River County
• WPB season officially starts with lighting of the 35-foot tropical tree
• Free Future Centenarians of America
• Snowball Bowl Fills Food Bank
• Toys for Tots Drop Off
• LaJuan Messer joins TD Bank as senior lender in commercial real estate finance in West Palm Beach
• Throw hoop contest set for Dec. 3 at Vero Beach High School gymnasium
• Kelly Tyko: Be prepared to make the best out of Black Friday shopping
• Artists for a Cause Treble Outreach
• Martin County registered voters will receive new information cards in the mail
• Martin County Public Transit is running on Black Friday
• Still time to sign up for Braking the Cycle Ride
• Treasure Coast Square celebrates the holidays with extended hours
• Local patient is thankful for new vision saving medication
• Go Joey Go! 5k Run/Walk Benefit is Dec. 3
• Snow Forecast for Dec. 3 in Palm City at Above & Beyond Christmas Tree Lot's Family Day
• PHOTOS: Looking for something to do this weekend? Here's 15 places to visit on the Treasure Coast
• Museums, Updated Nov. 23
• Art Happenings, Updated Nov. 23
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Nov. 23
• Parks and Attractions, Updated Nov. 23
• Jose L. Gonzalez: Reform needed to stop auto insurance rip-offs in Florida
• NASA to decide today about Saturday launch
• Holiday brings counterfeit cash to S. Florida
• Shelley Owens: Mimi's Cafe takes over Vista Plantation Golf Course's food concession
• Florida airports prepare for Thanksgiving rush
• Cooler temperatures served up for Thanksgiving Day
• S.A.H. Dentistry hosts 'Fill That Truck' food drive
• St. Lucie County seeks public comment Dec. 1 to update management plans for several county parks and preserves
• Letter: These street protesters fit within framework of noble unrest in U.S. history
• Letter: Church open to invite all for Thanksgiving feast
• Letter: Forces out to destroy America are sympathizers, supporters of 'Occupy'
• Save the Date for the Molly’s House Angel Run on March 10, 2012
• Pegler elected chairman of Indian River School Board
• Carter Associates marks 100 years in Vero Beach
• 2 men charged in Brian Simpson shooting death in Vero Beach
• St. Lucie County School Board elects new chair, vice chair, sets meeting schedule
• Three recognized for volunteer work with Martin County schools
• Martin County Commission adopts plan to designate Indiantown as enterprise zone
• Treasure Coast congressional lawmakers have say about debt supercommittee stalemate
• Community interviews to guide Port St. Lucie in Southern Grove development
• Indian River County felony arrests: Nov. 22, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Nov. 22, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Nov. 22, 2011
• Seidman Exhibits 85 Pieces in "New Eyes" exhibition at Harris Private Bank
• Jingle Bell, Jingle Bell, Jingle Bell, BARK!
• Uproot Hootenanny brings a SoFlo take on bluegrass, country, rock and more to Guanabanas on Wednesday, Nov. 23
• Tina Baxter joins Shears of Joy salon in Stuart
• The Barn Theatre and HOH Food Pantry join to feed hungry neighbors
• Next Gen Jewish Palm Beach invites young adults to meet new people, watch a movie and make a difference -- all in the same evening!
• New restaurant signs lease at Tradition Village Center
• Harless & Associates, CPAs & Peachtree Capital Corporation kick off the season with open house celebration
• Palm Beach Zoo & Florida Crystals Corporation host conservation leadership lecture with Pathera's Dr. Howard Quigley
• John Young: Elections, polls indication that angry men have trouble winning nowadays; how will that affect 2012 presidential election?
• Loud music may have led to Mariners Halman's stabbing
• Today busiest travel day of year at Palm Beach International
• Self-serve frozen yogurt shops 'hot' trend on Treasure Coast, nation
• Food Bank bowls a "turkey"
• St. Lucie Airport renovations get under way
• Seacoast National Bank sponsors Backus Museum exhibit
• Winter fishing can be productive along the Treasure Coast
• Restaurant Critic Review: Vero's Giorgio's Pizzeria is a slice of New York
• Judie Rappaport: Always review your receipts for errors, 'cash-back' charge
• What to feed the Thanksgiving crowd for breakfast on Friday
• Expect warm, humid weather until cool front comes Wednesday night
• Letter: Dear Mr. Congressman — about those Christmas carols before Turkey Day
• Dale Glading: St. Barack, trolling for college student votes, gives them loan breaks now, but just wait until negative financial effects hit government down the road
• James L. Fisher: Do Plato's, Socrates' views on government have relevance today?
• Port St. Lucie council approves district adjustment, encouraged to readdress future endeavors
• Treasure Coast home prices continue to decline, sales volume improving
• Vero Beach Art Club members invited public to view their home studios Dec. 3
• Pedestrian seriously injured in Indian River County accident
• Boat runs aground, overturns near Wabasso
• Port St. Lucie approves its first flag; Club Med to fly it
• Home Depot joins efforts to renovate Vero Beach veteran's home after contractor scam
• Indian River County to boost economic development efforts by donating money
• Anthony Westbury: Stick to the code, kids, and learn from it
• Riley: Dogs & Cats Forever pet of the week
• JMC surgeon appointed to Commission On Cancer position
• Martin County libraries to close for Thanksgiving Holiday
• National Science Foundation grant enhances Palm Beach State’s Biotechnology program
• Nourishing body and soul
• Shop Small at Evelyn & Arthur on Small Business Saturday
• Evelyn & Arthur hosts donation drive for Hospice of PBC Foundation
• Seven Limestone Creek Elementary students to make stage debut at Maltz Jupiter Theater
• Caron Gala Pre-Event draws celebrity support in NYC
• Manatee rescued near Sandsprit Park to receive care at Miami Seaquarium
• Exclusive frogs leap Into Pavo Real Gallery at Town Center
• Jensen Beach Falcons steam Sandcrabs, 34-14
• Life without parole for juveniles is just punishment
• Linda L. Weiksnar of Crary Buchanan receives prestigious St. Thomas More Award from Catholic Lawyers Guild
• Grammy Nominated Hasidic Reggae rock star Matisyahu comes to Kravis for an Acoustic Evening
• 'Divorce Party: The Musical' makes World Premiere at Kravis Center on Jan. 10, 2012
• Small Town shares Big Hope for Youth through Outreach and Rehabilitative Housing
• Willoughby Golf Club unveils clubhouse following $1.85 million renovation
• Get a real job, scammer
• Red Hatters enjoy Thanksgiving Luncheon at Manero's
• Services today in Vero for barrier island homeowner shot to death | Video
• Waste Management and Publix open organics recycling facility
• Longtime WPTV news anchor Jim Sackett signs off for last time this week
• Escapee Reed's life on lam: Changed appearance, fresh clothes, food, money, stolen truck
• Natasha Monaco creates award-winning video for St. Lucie County
• Brain Bowl brings out the best in students
• St. Lucie County urges residents to review updated flood maps
• Flaming Knights schedule annual toy drive
• VGTI receives enthusiastic welcome at St. Lucie County Economic Development Council Luncheon
• McNally joins Infants and Children P.A. medical practice, with offices in Jupiter
• Island Home Interiors of Vero Beach opens beachside studio
• Few Treasure Coast companies have received promised state development money
• New state department having trouble keeping track of economic incentive money
• Die-hard shoppers might have little time to sit down for Thanksgiving dinner
• State Road A1A now open in northern St. Lucie County
• Firefighting recruits get firsthand experience battling blaze
• Monday chat: How to safely shop on the Internet
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Nov. 21
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: Nov. 21
• Things to do in Martin County this week: Nov. 21
• Things to do in Indian River County this week: Nov. 21
• Judie Rappaport: Mom's Alzheimer's is beginning to endanger those around her
• Singing Christmas Tree at Hobe Sound Ministries
• Public meeting on Fullerton Island will be on Monday
• 'Landscapes' exhibit goes on through Dec. 31 at Lighthouse ArtCenter
• Editorial: Need a reason to be thankful this year?
• Chalk talk: Mom and Son Movie Night at Roger Dean
• Carol Saunders: 'Joseph and his Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' coming to the Maltz
• Editorial: Public, officials in Indian River County should attend free seminar on open government regulations
• Editorial: Port St. Lucie Mayor Faiella wrong to consider memo her personal property
• Letter: Tim Tebow was a winner when he was born
• Letter: Cruise was supposed to ease grief; fare for widower added to it
• Letter: Casinos in Dade and Broward will provide revenue
• Letter: White House and Congress should learn from history
• Rich Campbell: Heard isn't qualified to serve as chair of Martin County Commission? Have you checked out her colleagues?
• Editorial: Martin County Fire Rescue officials must prepare now for termination of federal grant
• Mike Haridopolos: Prison privatization essential so Florida can prioritize expenses
• North Palm Beach County events calendar: November 20
• Original Brooklyn Water Bagel to open soon in Jupiter
• Fort Pierce man charged with DUI manslaughter
• Veterans spotlight: World War II Army veteran was tail gunner
• Festival of Trees draws crowd to Vero Beach children's theater
• Remember when: Surprise for mom on Thanksgiving Day
• Eve Samples: Pizza as a vegetable? It's another missed opportunity by Congress
• Russ Lemmon: Will those who forwarded email really go all out to 'shop small'? Let's hope so
• Anthony Westbury: This wedding stuff simply doesn't add up
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Nov. 20
• Martin County volleyball team is 7A state champion | Photo Gallery
• Find out how your local legislators voted this week: Nov. 20
• Could Houston some day train in Martin County?
• Michael Goforth: Far different Novembers for beloved basketball and football coaches
• Letter: New grading policy in Indian River schools works against student achievement
• Thumb up: NASA launches job search for new generation of astronauts
• Letter: What we need now is another old-fashioned gasoline war
• Thumb down: Withdrawal syndrome in babies soars fourfold in Sunshine State
• Thumb down: Visitors to Halpatiokee Park should take precautions to prevent burglaries
• Stephen L. Chase: Ready for a new cast on Reality TV, live from Vero Beach, where your vote really does count?
• John Pamer: Give Americans freedom to overcome federal budget baloney
• Letter: Dogs and people would both benefit from a dog run in Port St. Lucie
• Letter: Natural supplements being pushed out of the market
• Letter: Abundant life rests in forgiveness, charity and love
• Letter: 'Occupy' has new place to convene in Stuart, and isn't going away
• Letter: Warren Buffett lives modestly and donates generously to charitable causes
• Letter: 'Thank you' from little one makes old warrior's heart swell with pride
• Letter: Retail 101: Meeting customers' needs is pretty simple
• Letter: Be kind to others and rest will follow
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Martin County School Board should reconsider grant proposal for district's senior staff
• Letter: Had enough of what's overloading TV? Let's stage walkout
• Thumb up: Oslo Middle School gets new instruments for school orchestra
• Letter: Help Lauren again to do something again to help homeless on Treasure Coast
• Thumb up: Music for Port St. Lucie film brings awards to Port St. Lucie composer
• Business Partner Focuses Students on Careers in Life Science Technology
• Indiantown has high hopes for sustainable, low-income family development
• Jury convicts Palm City air conditioning company owner of receiving child pornography
• Blue Star Wine Bar in Vero Beach to be much more than wine
• Port St. Lucie police seeking public's help in purse snatching
• Vero Beach man charged in connection with carwash break-ins
• Digital Domain launches stock
• Martin County government meetings: Nov. 21-22
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Nov. 21-23
• Indian River County government meetings: Nov. 21-23
• Local mother races to help find cure for son's disease
• Two sea turtles head home in Juno Beach
• $6.5 million settlement reached in PSL child molestation case
• Sebastian planners OK expansion for Ay! Jalisco
• Indian River County felony arrests: Nov. 18, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Nov. 18, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Nov. 18, 2011
• Sebastian zoners OK changes at Mulligan's Restaurant
• Ballplayer Cabrera's St. Lucie DUI trial postponed until January
• Teachers tell disturbing tale of Nubia Barahona's school days
• Tara Biek Creative supports NPB Cultural Alliance!
• Military store opens at the Indian River Mall on Nov. 19
• Jim Hoffman named Conservation Cooperator of the Year
• Veterans honored at Unitarian Universalist Fellowship for Veterans Day
• Handel's 'Messiah' to be performed at First Baptist Church Dec. 17-18
• Exchange Club honors Emily Lunn and Austin Todd
• Animated documentaries to continue Social Justice Film Series
• Make a New Year’s resolution to learn about your genealogy
• Local sheriffs will continue sending youth facing juvenile delinquent crimes to regional center
• Treasure Coast jail officials make sure juvenile offenders are kept away from adult inmates
• Cooler today, but hazardous beach and boating conditions | Video
• Vero Beach police investigating barrier island homicide | Video, Photo Gallery
• Letter: Pastor Sempsrott was called to First Church of God to preach the whole word of God
• Letter: AP article uncritically repeats claims of U.N. climate-change panel
• Letter: Protesters as clueless about how economy works as our president
• Robert W. McKnight: Florida might never have known great Gov. Reubin Askew without former Treasure Coast resident Tom Adams
• Paul Janensch: See a microphone, expect — unlike Sarkozy, Obama — to be recorded
• Sigma Phi Decorates Molly’s House with Holiday Cheer
• FAU adds protected status to gay, lesbian students, faculty
• Burglars target coin machines at Vero Beach car wash
• Sen. Marco Rubio says bipartisan jobs bill built on common ground
• Citing concerns about union talks, Port St. Lucie Council suspends Budget Advisory Committee meetings
• Proposed extreme sports complex moving forward in Martin County
• Ex-Dolphin Griese presents 'Blood Bowl Trophy' to Indian River State College
• No quick changes expected when O'Malley partnership takes over Vero Beach Sports Village lease
• VNA proposing new assisted living facility in Jensen Beach
• Fort Pierce's Backus Museum to host Holiday Art Festival
• Sebastian Woman's Club hosts card party fundraiser
• First Friday Gallery Stroll is Dec. 2 in Vero Beach
• Women band together to make a difference in lives in Martin County
• Audit into Fenn Center wedding reception has cost taxpayers $17,500
• Indian River County residents called in multiple escape inmate sightings; all were false ID, report shows
• CenterState Bank forges new relationship with Save the Chimps
• Whiticar Marine North at Harbortown Marina upgrades marine equipment, offers new sailboat services
• St. Lucie County Commission chairman concedes to Port St. Lucie in 2011 Blood Bowl competition
• Martin County felony arrests: Nov. 17, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Nov. 17, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Nov. 17, 2011
• Dr. George Fyffe receives prestigious award from FSU College of Medicine
• Veterans honored at Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
• Treasure Coast Dated Meetings, Updated Nov. 17
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated Nov. 17
• Main Street Vero Beach to present 'Christmas In Downtown'
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Nov. 17
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Nov. 17
• Gardening Calendar Updated Nov. 17
• Hot meals served at Homeless Family Center
• Afterschool program needs reading mentors
• Fees rise slightly at Fairwinds Golf Course, first hike since 2007
• St. Lucie County to let hunters kill wild hogs in natural areas | Video
• Hillary Copsey: Two Port St. Lucie men share joy of the season and support local charity
• Letter: History of earlier scandals suggests how to understand Solyndra
• Charles de Garmo: Recent Veterans Day brings out memories of Air Force brat childhood
• Letter: Value, promote adoption for kids who need families
• Letter: Why does Florida government give up on collecting money due to it?
• Letter: Small increase in Social Security won't make up for three years of inflation
• Letter: Objection to illegal immigration is about the law, not bigotry
• Dennis Jacob: Vero Beach football team tackles major exams
• Victims in fatal Palm Beach County plane crash identified; they'd attended Stuart Air Show
• 'Suspicious powder' aboard Southwest flight at PBIA poses no threat to passengers
• UF researchers seeking volunteers to test online systematics program
• Cool weather takes a holiday as highs in 80s forecast for this weekend
• Additional outside report reveals deficiencies within St. Lucie County Parks and Recreation divisions
• Food needs outweigh donations on Treasure Coast as holiday season approaches
• Golden Gate group honoring 'invaluable volunteer' Rob Ranieri
• Russ Lemmon: Perfect storm of bad luck puts fledgling family business in survival mode
• Law firm with Port St. Lucie ties files for bankruptcy
• Eve Samples: 'Be the influence' (We're all role models anyway)
• Anthony Westbury: When redistricting takes on a racial tinge
• Port St. Lucie youngster being helped by Sunshine Foundation of Philadelphia
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Nov. 16, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Nov. 16, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Nov. 16, 2011
• PHOTOS: Meet the Martin County girls volleyball team, they're heading to state meet Friday
• Second Fenn Center audit reveals St. Lucie employees circumvented county policies, cut corners
• FWC on sharks: No take for hammerheads and tigers
• Nearly $3,000 raised for mom of local volunteer battling ongoing heart concerns during community betterment fundraiser
• Trout rules: FWC hears rec anglers, disallows bycatch allowance
• Want something to do? St. Helen's Harvest Festival starts Thursday
• Cain makes S. Fla. swing as poll numbers tumble; West Palm rally open to public
• Stuart roofing company says it will almost double workforce
• Intoxicated man locked in Fort Pierce CVS store overnight
• Jensen Beach Community Center gains more acceptance after a year
• Witness in Port St. Lucie double homicide says he was 'roughed up' by police | Audio, Photo Galleries
• TOPS Soccer can make a difference in the community
• Shelley Owens: Russo's Cafe in Roseland already has customers who are regulars
• Unseasonably warm weather continues, with a slight dip at end of week | Video
• Fall Classic surfs new water at Juno Pier
• Persson goes out a winner; JHS upsets Atlantic
• Jupiter Christian celebrates with patriotic tribute
• Crowds turn out for 10th Annual Holiday Craft Festival
• Bubba Gump coming to Jupiter
• Letter: Shorted on federal dollars? That's our money; why is Washington taking it?
• Letter: Young adults aren't being taught the basic skills
• Letter: Foreign aid is a small part of our budget, and ending it would be dangerous
• Letter: The Occupy Wall Street protests are shaming America
• Letter: We are being ripped-off by corporations, banks and Wall Street
• Letter: Quote often associated with Lincoln fits today as much as yesterday
• Small business owner files for St. Lucie Supervisor of Elections race
• Digital Domain expected to begin selling publicly traded stock Friday
• BBQ Festival at Martin County Fairgrounds will cause lane closures
• Miles for Makayla benefit run set for Nov. 19
• Holiday Lights at Tradition returns for the 8th year
• Fatal hit-and-run driver, vehicle located in Vero Beach
• Fort Pierce man missing since Monday, police say
• PAL Wolfpack wrestling program holds tournament
• Canadian utility says it's interested in buying Vero's electric system
• Indian River resurrects, expands plan for multipurpose building in South County Regional Park
• Davis seeks 3rd term as District 1 Indian River County commissioner
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Nov. 15, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Nov. 15, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Nov. 15, 2011
• Langford Heart Center at Martin Memorial among nation's top 50 cardiovascular hospitals
• Wheeler selected as new Indian River County Commission chairman
• Oslo Middle School gets surprise to the tune of more than $23,000
• Winn-Dixie rolling out remodeled stores; plans include Treasure Coast
• Indian River firefighters, deputies plan emergency preparedness exercise at mall Thursday morning
• Vero Beach business plans to give away 200 turkeys Nov. 21
• Fort Pierce grants another extension for construction of South Beach condos
• Person falls from I-95 overpass, dies, two SB I-95 lanes blocked at PGA Boulevard
• Was animal photographed by St. Lucie resident a wolf? Experts disagreee
• Mama says the Bubba Gump Shrimp Company is coming to Jupiter
• Restaurant Critic Review: Vero's Noodle House's extensive Pan-Asian menu worth the visit
• Fort Pierce Little League announces 2012 baseball and girls softball registration dates
• Warm, humid day ahead with chance of showers | Video
• Letter: Zuccotti Park and its owners show liberals' intended future for America
• Letter: New York Giants swept World Series in 1954
• Letter: Following religious reasoning to its logical conclusion
• Letter: Nation has a moral obligation to educate and support our veterans
• Letter: Cain's illusions of grandeur reflect on farce of GOP's nutty sweepstakes
• Letter: Hudson views it as important to get word out to many new voters in Fort Pierce next year
• Letter: Class warfare would be destructive for United States
• Letter: Fight over proposal to recycle building debris isn't over yet
• Letter: Thanksgiving proclamation has distinguished history in America
• Letter: Indian River County governments should not advocate extremist groups
• Letter: Veterans Day speeches failed to respect the occasion
• Letter: New economic activity at former dealership site is heartwarming
• Laurie Gaylord Files For Martin County Superintendent Of Schools
• Students at Stuart elementary school celebrate milestone birthday with their 100-year-old friend
• Documents detail Rondell Reed's activities after escaping Indian River County Jail
• Black Friday bargains being offered early at Treasure Coast stores
• 'Thanks For Giving' fundraiser Nov. 18-20 in Stuart
• Principal Dave Hall poses with South Fork High School's mascot Brutus
• Master's Academy in Vero Beach presents pilgrims' true story Friday
• Indiantown's Carter Park groundbreaking set for Friday
• St. Lucie students challenge smokers to quit for 1 day on Thursday
• Russ Lemmon: Voting finally tips to Turner, who becomes fifth woman to serve as mayor of Vero Beach
• 9/11 display to be dedicated Wednesday in St. Lucie County
• Super couponing presentation part of women's expo this weekend in Port St. Lucie
• Prescribed burn set for Nov. 15 at Savannas Preserve State Park
• Rio street improvement project to resume shortly
• H2Ocean plans expansion, jobs in Martin County
• Judge recommends OK for mooring field south of Jensen causeway
• Veterans benefits seminar set for Wednesday in Jensen Beach
• Red Cross aids victims of Okeechobee house fire
• Paddle river event to benefit By The River in Sebastian
• Jetty Park in Fort Pierce still closed pending bacteria test results
• Christmas Boast Parade takes to the Vero Beach waters Dec. 2
• Woman's Club card party fundraiser to be held in December
• Unity Center of Vero Beach to host Treasure Market
• PHOTOS: Three generations skydive together in Sebastian
• Port St. Lucie 'City of Dreams' composer, soundtrack win at L.A. Music Awards
• Morningside Library launches two new gaming events
• PJs & Books collection drive benefits Treasure Coast families
• Sea turtle nesting season ends on Nov. 15
• Oxbow follows owls and their favorite food on Nov. 17
• Culpepper & Terpening supports Education Foundation
• Report: Both victims of fatal Palm Beach County plane crash had been to Stuart Air Show | Video
• St. Lucie Extension urges residents to 'bee' aware
• Morningside Library schedules creative writing seminar for Nov. 17
• Vero Beach author offers tips on getting a life after college
• Week starts warmer, sunny today, then a chance of showers | Video
• Letter: Bumper sticker that says it all, "Obama Cares"
• Letter: Has this administration made a mockery of governing? Yes, it has
• Letter: 'Manufacturing jobs plummet' and we wonder why?
• Letter: Westbury's slam on how Publix treats seniors is typical for left-leaning newspaper
• Letter: Turnpike rife with corruption using our hard-earned dollars
• Career Academies In The Spotlight at District's High Schools
• Wind, rain chances pick up mid-week on the Treasure Coast
• Police charge Fort Pierce man with having pistol on school grounds at night
• This year's Stuart Air Show 'a huge success'
• PHOTOS: Veterans events, high school football and more in our weekly recap
• Share your memories, thanks and recipes
• Fallen SEALs remembered in poignant ceremony Sunday
• Monday chat: Protecting the environment for future generations
• Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: Nov. 14
• Things to do in Indian River County this week: Nov. 14
• Things to do in Martin County this week: Nov. 14
• Indian River Adult Education offering evening culinary program
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Nov. 14
• Man wounded, shooter arrested in Vero Beach
• Troopers searching for driver in fatal Vero Beach hit and run
• ENDNOTES
• Dwyer athletes sign scholarships
• Editorial: Martin County Commission missed opportunity to help Business Development Board build trust, bolster credibility
• Edward White: 2011 year of unprecedented GOP attack on voting rights of average Americans
• Timothy Benson: Florida's election reform laws will help prevent fraud that has disenfranchised legitimate voters
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Auburn
• County: Don't dig up beach
• Laurence Reisman: What was biggest news in Vero Beach last week? Electric vote? Police chief cashing out absurd sums of unused sick, vacation time?
• Letter: Did president's criticism of 'corporate jets' cost jobs in airline industry?
• Letter: Our government leaders should be ashamed of themselves
• Letter: Port St. Lucie orphaned by Tourist Development Council
• Letter: Energy future, economic development come with refining what we have
• Letter: Why destroy one Fort Pierce facility to build another one?
• Letter: Christian and Jewish response to religious insults is moderate
• Letter: Space Coast Symphony deserves your support for remaining concerts
• Letter: Swale project in my Sebastian neighborhood is something to look forward to
• Editorial: Fort Pierce needs to be moving forward on changes to employee benefits
• Editorial: Accreditation of Indian River County jail means little when personnel fail to follow written directives
• Sights, sounds, smells all add up to thrilling day at the Stuart Air Show
• Visitors from across the globe attend National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum's annual Muster
• Community steps in to rebuild Stuart couple's home
• Find out how your local legislators voted this week: Nov. 13
• Remember when: Sewall's Point vet had behind-the-scene roll in famous flag raising
• Anthony Westbury: Loose lips sink ships and infuriate PSL vet
• Russ Lemmon: History not on Turner's side to become Vero Beach mayor
• Eve Samples: Job applicants feel duped by $629 'training' fee
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Nov. 13
• Indian River County courthouse news: Nov. 13
• Michael Goforth: Upcoming marches on consecutive evenings hope to break deadly silence
• Bob Dowling: Martin County nonprofits working hard to address special education issues public school system can't touch
• Jeff Pegler: From bullied to board, how it's critical that Indian River County address bullying in its schools
• Thumb down: Florida drivers fourth worst in nation, according to report
• Thumb up: Martin County's Citizens Academy returns after two-year hiatus
• Letter: Occupy St. Lucie?! Now, that's one long, strange trip, dude
• Letter: Rep. Rooney should speak out against "Fast and Furious" gun-running scandal
• Letter: Many reasons why I want to opt out of FPL's smart meters
• Letter: Even high European tax rates are not enough to pay for socialism
• Letter: FPL's 'smart meters' are full-time surveillance tools
• Letter: Adding more bars is not my idea of improving downtown Stuart
• Letter: This fitness tip just in time for Thanksgiving: get off that duff
• Letter: If only Vero Beach ophthalmologist had known people in high places
• Letter: Need sidewalks on 11th Street Southwest to save lives
• Letter: Glibness about situation at Gifford Cemetery after rain was disrespectful
• Letter: Rep. Posey has supported policies to protect both fishermen and fish populations
• Letter: Speaking up for my brother, Chief Dappen, against an unfair assault
• Letter: Recognition for longtime Indian River County Habitat for Humanity volunteer well deserved
• Letter: Romney is the only Republican who can likely beat Obama in 2012
• Thumb up: Vero Beach-based Carter Associates Inc., celebrates centennial anniversary
• Martin County's Business Development Board to allow public comment starting Nov. 17
• Appeals court upholds ruling on Martin development plan
• Harvest Food and Outreach Center gears up for events in Indian River, St. Lucie
• Cardboard City in Jensen Beach raising awareness about hunger, homelessness
• Top 10 things not to miss at Stuart Air Show this weekend
• Gifford Youth Orchestra holding concert Saturday afternoon
• Nurses' union plans strike at St. Lucie Medical Center after negotiations fail
• Crowd thanks veterans during annual salute in Port St. Lucie
• Legal work for possible Vero Beach utility sale could approach nearly $500,000
• Ray McNulty: O'Malley comes home to Dodgertown
• Veterans Day spectators line Stuart street, park with signs saying thanks | Photo Gallery
• Park cleanup highlights Great American Smokeout in Indian River County
• Veterans honored in Vero Beach, Sebastian for their commitment, service
• Fort Pierce pushes ahead with plan to protect marina
• Real Estate broker joins Hobe Sound Chamber Board of Directors; Charlene Oakowsky elected to two-year term
• South Florida's emergency watering restrictions lifted
• Treasure Coast road report: Nov. 11-19
• Space Coast Jazz Orchestra to have inaugural performance Nov. 20 at Vero's Emerson Center
• AutoNation at forefront as dealers put car maintenance records online
• Woman's suit against Martin Memorial can continue moving forward, Florida Supreme Court rules
• Adult and Community Education School can help you have a new career
• Kristine Towns joins Florida Eye Institute Surgery Center
• Aerial Antics Youth Circus to perform at 'The Christmas Puzzle'
• Rock City Gardens donates flowers to local schools
• Rich Campbell: Kline vs. Gaylord may be strongest argument yet for an appointed schools superintendent in Martin County
• 'Nutcracker In Swing Time' opens Dec. 9
• RCT presents 'Disney's Aristocats Kids'
• It's hubby vs. landfill in search for wife's $10,000 ring
• Andress Insurance now at South Point Plaza in Vero Beach
• The Vero Beach Winery opens, features tropical wines
• Report available to help homeowners in danger of foreclosure
• Free tax help available to Indian River residents, who may see bigger refunds
• New Elliot Museum on schedule, budget; to open in early 2013
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Recycle glass into centerpieces and other art objects
• Cool and gusty today, then gradual warming through weekend | Video
• Letter: Many veterans' latest battle is against Lou Gehrig's Disease
• Letter: We must continue with veterans benefits, not cut them
• Letter: Buffett knows how to play game, with taxpayers left holding bag
• Letter: A veteran remembers his mother's poem — 1945
• Letter: Nov. 11th is the day for honoring veterans
• 2 beaches in Martin, St. Lucie counties closed because of bacteria
• Panera to build prototype bakery and cafe at Stuart's Wedgewood Commons
• Perry Como's former home in Jupiter Inlet Colony torn down
• Vero Beach's Trinity Episcopal Church members giving thanks for new organ
• Fort Pierce officials agree to help pay for city's seasonal light display
• Benefit Sunday in Port St. Lucie for cancer patient
• Code sweep reveals 204 Golden Gate properties with violations
• VGTI creates new spinoff company
• Lakewood Park woman lauded for saving child's life in July
• Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter starts selling Miami Marlins merchandise Saturday
• Bealls Department Stores offer military discount through Saturday
• 2 appointed to Brevard Community College trustees board
• Treasure Coast Veterans Day memorials provide fitting tributes | Veterans Day parks, facts, events, closings
• Samaritan Center in Stuart has open house Friday
• 'Rogue Aviator' author to sign book at Stuart Air Show
• Author's Nov. 13 presentation at St. Bernadette in Port St. Lucie postponed
• LIVE area high school football SCOREBOARD
• Army Corps waives day-use fees at recreation areas Friday for veterans
• Fundraiser for veterans at Stuart's Deck restaurant Friday through Sunday
• Veterans can enter to win flight in aerobatic plane
• Rock Around the Christmas Tree at the Molly’s Gallery December Opening Reception
• Martin County High School Students Fight Childhood Hunger
• Art Enthusiasts Filled with Spirit of the Season at November Molly’s Gallery Opening Reception
• Enough Is Enough! - Workshop
• Give a Gift that Keeps on Growing as a Sponsor of the Molly’s House Serenity Garden
• Whispering Sound HOA Donates Wish List Items to Molly’s House
• Seacoast National Bank names Carl Newton Financial Advisor
• Early voting in Stuart
• Early voting in Indian River County for Vero Beach, Sebastian, Fellsmere
• Tips to win the battle of the holiday bulge
• Target, Macy's among stores opening at midnight on Black Friday
• Dog training open to the public at off-leash dog park
• Risk-taking developer's vision realized at Vero Beach's old Luria Plaza
• South Fork High School homecoming parade closes some streets today
• Plan to remove bushes for sidewalk draws Hutchinson Island opponents
• Restaurant Critic Review: Palm City's Ristorante Claretta offers outstanding Northern Italian cuisine
• Gusty, few sprinkles, rough beach and boating conditions today | Video
• Letter: People are being fooled by referendum on Vero Beach's electric utility
• Letter: Damien Gilliams: Elect me and bring accountability back to Sebastian City Hall
• Letter: It's lack of demand, not too much regulation, that causes a bad economy
• Letter: Public-sector jobs stimulate wealth, and it stays in our country
• Letter: Stuart voters should reject misleading Haney Creek proposal
• Letter: No question, skilled labor at premium, with demand sure to increase
• Letter: Protests are inevitable result when governments fail
• Letter: Tracy Carroll: Proud of stepping forward to serve Vero Beach; my efforts merit re-election
• Letter: Sebastian would be well served by Coy, Wright, Miller on council
• Local Business Leaders and Educators Work Together to Plan the Future of District Career Academies
• Smythe Donates $10,000 to Build Butterfly Garden at Molly’s House
• Holiday Giving to Molly’s House from Style & Comfort Home Furnishings
• Children’s Services Council Of Martin County Announces New Public Education Coordinator
• Bring the magic of the season home with an ornament from Molly’s House
• “Dolphin Tale” real-life rescuer visits Jupiter Middle
• Motor Coach Trip to Seminole Casino Nov 16 & Dec. 15
• NCCI Holdings raises more than $279,000 for United Way
• BNC, Treasure Coast Chapter Invitation to 'A Unique Fashion Show'
• Sawgrass Mills holiday shopping trip
• JeuneNu professionals attend International Conference
• Scouts collecting food for White Doves Holiday Project
• Choral Society opens 50th season on Dec. 10
• Barn Theatre presents 'Painting Churches'
• Pet greeting cards spread holiday cheer and help animals in need
• Two-year degree programs prepare students for careers in growing professions
• Hospice Evening to honor woman who helped bring the first permanent Hospice Center to Palm Beach County
• Sign up now for Humane Society pet training classes
• Murray Insurance Services participates in Palm City Fall Festival
• St. Lucie commissioners expected to approve Fenn Center interim policies, procedures Tuesday night
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County hosts Lights on Afterschool
• St. Mark's MOPS offers community, mothering support and encouragement to mothers of young children
• Seacoast National Bank named Affiliate Company of the Year by Martin County Realtor Association
• Dying with Dignity
• Festival of Trees opens with preview on Nov. 18
• Digital devices pilot plan starting at 3 St. Lucie County schools
• November fishing forecast looks good for the Treasure Coast
• Widespread flooding in Vero Beach leaves woman bobbing in floating car on U.S. 1, closes a school
• Guardian ad Litem training scheduled for volunteers
• Grace Fellowship Baptist Church preparing for movie night
• SAH Dentistry announces 'Fill That Truck' food drive
• Spiritual Cinema at Unity of Fort Pierce scheduled for Nov. 11
• Chance that evening showers may make for soggy Halloween | Video
• Letter: Cooper's needling takes away from substantive debate by candidates
• Editorial: Florida Legislature should pass 'sick leave' bill to help school employees forced to confront catastrophic family situations
• Randall Milan-Williams: 'Scientific American' piece shows that grant grabs have overpowered the scientific method
• Robert W. McKnight: Impeachment proceedings against Treasure Coast man — David McCain — who served on Florida Supreme Court haunting 36 years later
• Letter: Bush not great; Obama an even bigger spender
• Letter: 'Stimulus' as employed by Washington is all short-term
• Letter: So-called smart meters are not so safe as they're claimed to be
• Letter: A multi-solution package for our economic crisis
• Dave Hyde: Another embarrassing day for the Dolphins
• Firefighter challenge brings competition, fire awareness to St. Lucie County
• What happened? Find out in the Treasure Coast Week in Pictures!
• Monday chat: Law enforcement offers tips for safe Halloween
• Dressed out in pink to raise breast cancer awareness
• Despite economy, ticket sales up at The Lyric Theatre in Stuart
• Ticket sales growing at Riverside Theatre despite economy
• Sunrise Theatre sees ticket sales continue to grow, despite economy
• Federal refinancing program changes may help some Some Treasure Coast homeowners
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Oct. 31
• Things to know in St. Lucie County: Oct. 31
• Things to know in Martin County: Oct. 31
• Things you need to know in Indian River County: Oct. 31
• Meteorologists confirm Hobe Sound hit by tornado
• Warriors in Game Land
• Hitchcock’s ‘The 39 Steps’ opens season at Maltz
• Letter: Many pet owners are confused by law on rabies vaccination
• Letter: Spinning merry-go-round of questionable matters with St. Lucie, Fort Pierce government
• Letter: 'Freedom of religion,' isn't license for atrocities in faith's name
• Letter: Highway construction sign on I-95 is case of mistaken geography
• Timothy Benson: Best way to solve Medicare woes is through Ryan plan; keep status quo for retirees, those close; have others select insurance through marketplace
• Letter: Time for Vero Beach to move on utility issue, among several others
• Edward White: Imbalance in Medicare funding can be offset with eligibility and funding changes and other efficiencies; just don't let GOP kill program
• Rich Campbell: Was 'spite' the reason Martin County School Board rejected grant proposal from schools superintendent?
• Letter: More Italians were in our service in World War II
• Editorial: Fort Pierce City Commission must establish formal evaluation system for city manager
• Editorial: Martin County Commissioner Sarah Heard's turn as chair is long overdue
• Editorial: Piper layoffs serious blow to economy of Vero Beach and Indian River County
• Letter: Employers make phony claims about not being able to find skilled labor
• Letter: Bible is the eternal, inerrant word of God
• Letter: Residents of Martin County can help veterans who need help
• Letter: FPL: Vero Beach's Nov. 8 referendum gives 'simply gives voters an opportunity to enable the city to continue negotiating the sale of the utility system'
• Letter: It's Columbus-bashing time — here we go again.
• Letter: Ken Daige: Don't fly blind on sale of Vero Beach's utility
• Letter: Who is the real victim of prescription drugs?
• Letter: Tea party partisans have Barack Obama confused with someone else
• Sheriff answers questions about what went wrong during the Indian River County Jail escape
• Indian River County courthouse news: Oct. 30
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Oct. 30
• Find out how your local legislators voted this week: Oct. 30
• Eve Samples: The value of a local historian in the age of Google
• Russ Lemmon: Gilliams must share Wolff's 'support' with every Sebastian candidate except one
• Tornado likely culprit as more than 40 homes damaged Saturday in Hobe Sound
• Michael Goforth: City Hall threatens character of Archie's, an Old Florida landmark in Fort Pierce
• Indian River County Jail escapee captured in Ohio Saturday
• Letter: Buffett's call for higher taxes on people like him is hypocritical
• Fay Vincent: What traits make a great leader? Can universities create one? Seems like nation lacks leadership
• Thumb up: Florida Senate conducting essay contest to choose 'page' for upcoming session
• Marshall Frank: Gadhafi and other assassinations: 'We cannot lecture the world about dignity, human rights and the rule of law without exercising them'
• Thumb up: Martin County High School benefits from Safe School Ambassadors program
• Thumb up: Drainage improvements showed their value as major flooding avoided in Port St. Lucie
• Thumb up: A day of races on the St. Sebastian River is scheduled for Indian River County on Nov. 19
• Thumb up: Federal judge blocks state requirement for welfare recipients to get drug tests
• Letter: Let's stop delays associated with giving murderers their due
• Letter: When nationalism is gone, say goodbye to patriotism
• Letter: Loss of riverfront restaurant-fish market is terrible commentary about Sebastian
• Letter: Lack of respect for president is nothing new
• Letter: Tents, pointless signs, street people — it's 'Occupy' in all its glory
• Letter: Only one way to salvation, and Pastor Sempsrott speaks to it
• Letter: Lack of sidewalks on stretch of 26th Street shows general neglect
• Letter: Here's how to save Social Security; it involves sacrifice from us all
• Letter: Buy goods from local businesses, not out-of-towners here just for the holidays
• Letter: Driver's deliberate killing of a turtle was hateful
• Letter: 'Naturist' Mezzapelle not the kind of person to represent Stuart
• Two Indian River veterans attend Washington memorial ceremony honoring Jewish chaplains
• Early voting starts Saturday for elections in Vero Beach, Sebastian, Fellsmere
• LIVE area high school football SCOREBOARD
• Seven Indian River County sexual offenders arrested
• Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church of Stuart sued in foreclosure action
• 14th Ave. Steakhouse in Vero Beach reopens with new look
• Discount grocer Save-A-Lot opening Port St. Lucie store
• St. Francis Manor residents in Indian River honor one of their own as a hero
• AARP offering free driver safety classes for veterans, spouses on Treasure Coast
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Oct. 31-Nov. 4
• Evidence found that Indian River jail escapee hid out in Sebastian home
• Martin County government meetings: Nov. 1-3
• Indian River County government meetings: Oct. 31-Nov. 4
• Longtime director leaving Fort Pierce's Heathcote Botanical Gardens
• Indian River County felony arrests: Oct. 28, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Oct. 28, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Oct. 28, 2011
• St. Lucie residents encouraged to attend session on protecting property
• Willi Miller: Audition for a movie or join steering committee for anniversary celebration
• College costs going up but Treasure Coast students staying in Florida
• Sunshine Laundry Centers brightens lives of area homeless
• SpectorSoft recognized as one of Indian River County’s 'Best Places To Work'
• Flavored tobacco entices youth
• PHOTOS: Vero Beach High School homecoming parade winds through downtown
• PHOTOS: Shark Frenzy at Sebastian River High School adds to homecoming fun
• Facebook takes down photos of breast cancer survivors
• DirecTV, Fox dispute may affect sports, cable programs availability
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Jack-o-lanterns have European origin
• Van carrying ammunition catches fire after crash in Palm Bay
• Weak cold front bringing rain to Treasure Coast; Rina no threat to Fla.
• Indian River State College to present Business Women's Summit Nov. 18
• Letter: Factually challenged assault on Obama ignores excesses that preceded him
• Letter: Bible's message is perfectly clear
• Letter: Memorial Park has gone from eyesore to point of pride for Stuart
• Letter: Point of Occupy Wall Street is big money's lock on government policy
• Letter: Frank Mezzapelle: Things we can all agree on, things I'd push for on Stuart City Council
• Letter: Vero Beach has no business in electricity business; vote 'yes'
• St. Lucie County shows TaxWatch highs and lows when compared with neighbors
• PSL Public transportation demands on the rise
• Jankowski named new athletic director at Vero Beach High School
• FAU presents discussion on independent publishing
• Monday's Indian River County jail escape mimics aspects of 2005 breakout
• Early voting starts Saturday in Stuart election
• Families gather in Fort Pierce to raise awareness of missing loved ones
• Vendor opportunities for Port Salerno Christmas Jamboree set for Dec. 17
• 8 companies honored as Martin County's Best Places to Work
• No blood samples in St. Lucie's judge's DUI arrest thanks to court ruling
• Port St. Lucie drainage work helped prevent October flooding
• Gym Like This! Gymnasts Dominate at Fright Invite
• Medication collection set for Saturday in St. Lucie County
• Save-A-Lot opening in Port St. Lucie
• Treasure Coast represented at Ironman World Championship
• R.V. Johnson Insurance staff member celebrates 30 years
• Guild musical sets focus on music of the 1940s
• Kiwanis Club, Childcare Resources to host golf tournament for tots and teens
• House of Hope expanding store hours in Stuart
• 'Illegal's,' a poem - Illegal immigration places a massive financial burden upon our country.
• Low Country Luxe to launch first holiday candle at 'Holiday Stroll'
• Boeing's spaceship to be assembled at Kennedy Space Center
• It took a community to rescue Smokie
• Barefoot Bay trustees hope probe puts mismanagement rumors to rest
• Cancun area resorts empty as weakened Rina approaches
• Police identify victim, alleged shooter in incident near Boynton Beach Home Depot
• FPL starts offering 2012 solar rebate applications today
• Rain chances pick up for Treasure Coast; Rina doubles back
• Letter: Say 'no' to spending money, building Indian River County School District administration building without clear mission statements
• Letter: Reasons beyond economics for Vero Beach to control its own utilities
• Letter: Andrea Coy should leave her job this November
• Letter: Congress needs to get busy and pass the president's jobs bill
• Letter: Can't we find a better class of people to admire?
• Keith Sharpe: Conservative churches must repent, lest nation continue to face more gay teen suicides
• Dr. Wesley L. Harris: NASA way more than just the shuttle; further cuts will cost us more in the long run
• Letter: Here's today's short quiz on Vero Beach mismanagement
• Letter: Putting bike racks on buses would boost ridership
• Letter: Stein-Kucinich is ticket for compassionate, wise policies in Washington
• Martin County High School Students Shine At State Competition
• Police stopped escapee, accomplices in Stuart for broken taillight, officials say
• Jennifer M. Trefelner: Calendart party at Art Mundo Center in Fort Pierce Nov. 5
• St. Lucie officials pursue facility use policy in wake of Fenn Center allegations
• Small but mighty artwork on display at Sebastian River Art Club
• Indiantown Rodeo attracts cowboys from across the country this weekend
• Todd Rundgren and Utopia perform at Sunrise Theatre in Fort Pierce Nov. 3
• What A Halloween Weekend: Martin County Events: Oct. 27-31
• What A Halloween Weekend: Indian River County Events: Oct. 27-31
• What A Halloween Weekend: St. Lucie County Events: Oct. 27-31
• Eve Samples: Rooney's offshore drilling proposal is making waves
• Bill proposed by Rooney would weed out inefficiencies in federal job training programs
• Stuart officials to spread word before parking regulations take effect Jan. 1
• Vero Beach man accused of holding up convenience store
• Solari seeking second term on Indian River County Commission
• Port Salerno students used Internet, Skype to track turtles
• Resident accuses Fort Pierce of breaking public records laws over resignation letter
• State attorney planning to offer plea deal in Merhige case, murder victim's father says
• Guinther raises $123 in Barefoot Bay trustee race
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Oct. 26, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Oct. 26, 2011
• Indian River County Democratic Party to host election kickoff luncheon
• Digest: Warfield students participated in the Pet Drawing Contest for the Humane Society
• Digest: On Nov. 1, parents of fifth-graders are invited to have lunch with their child
• Digest: The Principal’s Honor Roll party will be held tomorrow ...
• Jenna Katz-Schwibner joins Treasure Coast Community Health
• Digest: We celebrate All Saints Day with a Mass, 8:30 a.m. ...
• Digest: Homecoming Week Activities
• Bowl for local ministries on Nov. 13
• Digest: Join us for a fun evening at Family Literacy Night, Nov. 15 from 6 - 8 PM
• Christian Business Meeting to host 'Open Mic' Nov. 17
• Digest: Its last minute, but Join us today for the Second Annual “Trunk or Treat” held at Redeemer’s campus
• Digest: Congratulations to ...
• Digest: Nov. 3 PWE Chick-fil-A Night ...
• Search continues for Indian River Jail escapee Rondell Reed
• Digest: Congratulations to our chorus ...
• Digest: On Nov. 3 during first block (blue day), senior students are invited ...
• Digest: Nov. 2 a Nina Haven Scholarship Presentation will be held during second period
• Digest: There will be Staff Training on Tuesday at 2:10 p.m.
• Digest: Character Counts Week is a nationwide event ...
• Digest: Congratulations to our Artists of the Month
• Seacoast National Bank partners with WPTV for food drive
• Bring the Magic of the Season Home with an Ornament from Molly’s House
• Escapee visited mall theater before apprehension in Martin County, investigators say
• Missing dog Ted back in Jensen Beach with 96-year-old owner
• Kentucky company plans to open Jensen Beach gun store in mid-November
• Live murder mystery dinner theater continues Wednesday at Civic Center
• Port St. Lucie Fall Festival begins Wednesday
• State wants Indian River County to begin recycling bulk building materials
• Retired chef seasons Barefoot Bay ballot
• Twice-convicted murderer of Indian River deputy may get another chance to get off death row
• National Grammy-winning flutist credits Martin County schoolchildren with inspiration for latest project
• HANDS Clinic in Fort Pierce marks first year of operations
• Carol Hilson seeking fourth term on St. Lucie County School Board
• Martin County felony arrests: Oct. 25, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Oct. 25, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Oct. 25, 2011
• Windsor Imaging gave away 30 free mammograms at health fair
• Banner Lake Club and Boys & Girls Clubs hold kick off for new teen program
• Business woman contributes $750, increases awareness of United for Families
• Martin Memorial named Consumer Choice Award winner for eighth straight year
• Cue Center for the Missing Persons coming to Fort Pierce
• United Way honors community contributors in Indian River County
• UNC Alumni Club prepares military care packages
• Main Street to present Haunted Downtown Friday
• GYAC after school program forms new sports partnerships
• Registration underway for Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot
• Supervisor of Elections hosts 'Can for a Cause' food drive
• New Indian River County Publix to open Sept. 2012
• Pet Supermarket and Humane Society working together for homeless pets
• Martial arts offered to youth in our community
• Cloudy, windy days ahead; Hurricane Rina not expected to threaten Fla.
• Letter: Civilized execution too good for some of monsters I guarded
• Letter: Keep up great job but don't move Farmers Market
• Letter: Fluoride in water, down drains is wasting our money
• Sarah Gosney Joins Children's Services Council of Martin County Staff
• Seacoast National Bank named Affiliate Company of the Year by Martin County Realtor Association
• Elder of two Stuart brothers ordered to serve 65 years for attempted murder
• State regulators OK FPL's nuclear rate hike of $1.87 a month for typical customer
• Special Vero Beach City Council meeting Tuesday to take 'Town Hall' format about electric utility
• Russ Lemmon: Five years after rosy prediction, housing market closer to hitting bottom
• Martin County felony arrests: Oct. 24, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Oct. 24, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Oct. 24, 2011
• Eve Samples: A career derailed reveals a new life track
• Scientist who helped rescue Winter the dolphin visits Vero Beach school
• Fort Pierce man cops plea for purloined pooch
• Fort Pierce father of injured infant sentenced to prison
• Vero Beach woman charged after teens found drinking at her house
• Former mobile park owner wants to convert Fort Pierce land into a marina
• Winds continue to blow along Treasure Coast
• Treasure Coast Executive Planner, updated Oct. 24
• Martin deputies force vehicle to stop, armed driver put in psychiatric care involuntarily
• PHOTOS: Halloween happenings on the Treasure Coast
• Medical lab courier found dead in car at Stuart office building
• PAL hosts Knock Out basketball competition
• 205 to lose jobs after Piper decides to mothball Altaire jet program
• Jupiter's solar-powered trash compactors having impact
• Death toll in Turkey after earthquake up to 270
• Man dies after he and bike go over I-95 guardrail in Palm Beach
• Byzantine priest to discuss Eastern Catholic Churches on Divine Mercy Radio
• 1 killed, 1 injured after fiery crash on Martin Highway Sunday
• County seeks volunteers to serve on various advisory boards
• Expect sunny skies, some wind, temperatures in low 80s
• Let pets say Happy Holidays for you with "Bow Wow Greetings"
• Keep little ghouls and goblins safe with these tips
• Another section of I-95 widening in Brevard Co. expected to finish in Nov.
• Two inmates held for first-degree murder escape from Indian River Jail
• Letter: What qualifies Cain to be president? Glad lefty Hiaasen asked
• Letter: Read Ron Paul's words and see he understands essence of America's greatness
• Letter: Which one of these labor fables would you rather have?
• Letter: Cowpoke wisdom for our modern times
• Get into the Spirit of the Season at the November Molly’s Gallery Opening
• PHOTOS: Wondering what you missed? Catch up with the Treasure Coast Week in Pictures gallery.
• Tebow triumphant in return to Florida
• Pleasant weather ahead, but chance of rain later in week
• Treasure Coast photographers take to the streets during annual photo walk
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Oct. 24
• Monday chat: Hobe Sound resident took part in Hungarian Revolution
• Things you need to know in Indian River County: Oct. 24
• Things you need to know in Martin County: Oct. 24
• Things you need to know in St. Lucie County: Oct. 24
• Register now for Indian River Adult Education January career programs
• Man reported armed, suicidal crashes in Palm City
• Editorial: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers needs to make Ten Mile Creek project fully operational
• Carol Saunders: Maltz receives $15,000 grant to renew Kids Korner 
• North Palm Beach County events calendar: October 23
• Letter: What goes into St. Lucie County's general fund from ticket sales?
• Letter: 'Bilingual ability required'? This doesn't sound like America of my birth
• Letter: Who should be caring for Kiplinger Nature Park?
• Letter: 'Drink responsibly' convenient way for liquor industry to dodge accountability
• Letter: Overly simplistic view of water pollution doesn't help Indian River Lagoon
• Letter: New look of Memorial Park does a lot to restore Martin County's shine
• Letter: Intentional killing of turtle on Indian River Boulevard unacceptable
• Rich Campbell: The naked truth: Nudity issue may well determine outcome of Stuart Commission race
• Editorial endorsement: Vero Beach utility referendum deals only with potential lease of power plant site
• Jupiter wants authority to levy fines for illegal mangrove cutting
• Fay Vincent: Memory tape of baseball's World Series as vivid as ever, a reminder of the great things this nation is best known for; here, the rules do matter
• Letter: Lack of support of rally was very disappointing
• Letter: Palm City firefighters arriving for emergency? No, at deli counter
• Letter: FPL a company 'you can depend on'? Not in my case
• Letter: Snyder seeking to serve Martin County in same way he's done for 33 years
• Port St. Lucie business owners face federal charges in alleged kickback scheme
• Craft brews draws crowds to Treasure Coast Beer Fest
• Indian River expo sparks interest in saving energy, money
• How your local lawmakers voted this week: Oct. 23
• Veteran's spotlight: Palm City man flew 52 combat missions in World War II
• Eve Samples: These economic indicators tend to get overlooked — and they're looking brighter
• Anthony Westbury: Veterinarian snaps back at animal control policy
• Election of Delegate from Palm Beach County for U.S. Baha’i National Convention
• Russ Lemmon: Statements put everyone on same page before referendum
• Our school can win a $50,000 grant for students who cannot afford musical instruments
• Tequesta Cares - Breast Cancer Awareness Rally
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Oct. 23
• Indian River County courthouse news: Oct. 23
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Oct. 23
• Martin County government meetings: Oct. 23
• Indian River County government meetings: Oct. 23
• Michael Goforth: I had a dream of a better future for the children of Florida
• Fort Pierce man killed in fight started over cigarette
• Thumb up: Florida finally launches prescription drug database
• Letter: Try 'a little bite of heaven' in Port St. Lucie
• Thumb up: Florida Chamber of Commerce reiterates opposition to state's proposed expansion of casino gaming in South Florida
• Letter: Ethanol not good for my vehicles, but mighty good for lobbyists, agribusinesses
• Letter: Simple steps to solve the nation's economic problems
• Letter: Considering all this man can do, it's amazing he's still waiting for that call
• Letter: Closure of a single intersection can isolate parts of Martin County
• Letter: Republicans just can't seem to find extremist candidate who fits
• Letter: President driving us all into a ditch in his Canadian-built bus
• Letter: Quick response from combined police departments helped friend
• Letter: We expect AP stories to be unbiased; small sampling shows otherwise
• Letter: I screamed about electric bill, and amazingly FPL heard
• Letter: Let Vero Beach council decide what to do with utility plant albatross
• Letter: Trusting investigators to get to bottom of Barefoot Bay Recreation District questions
• Letter: In every way, Obama is improvement on his predecessor
• Thumb up: Port St. Lucie calls for statewide ban on texting while driving
• Thumb down: 'Dimwits' deprived former Vero Beach High School Football Coach Billy Livings of overdue honor in his lifetime
• Daniel Stump: Voting yes will allow debate over sale to FPL to continue
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Government entities in Martin County should begin now to lay groundwork for budget cuts next year
• Thumb up: Martin County North Little League will stay at Sailfish Park
• Nestor Torres Artist Residency Comes To Martin County
• United Way of Martin County News - October 20, 2011
• Group favoring Vero Beach electric referendum raises more than $7,000
• Fellsmere, Barefoot Bay running low-budget campaigns
• Vero Beach woman uses electronic-monitoring device to call police during assault
• Family Private Care offers Prescription Drug Discount Program
• Family Private Care partners with IRSC's Lifelong Learners
• Port St. Lucie woman charged after making counterfeit DVDs
• Indian River teen charged with battery for shoving principal
• Indiantown has their 1st Breast Cancer Awareness (5K) Walk-A-Thon
• Dogged West Palm mom didn't stop search for daughter found with family accused of imprisoning disabled
• State economists predict $2 billion budget hole for Florida in 2012
• Take the bus to shop on Black Friday!
• LIVE area high school football SCOREBOARD
• Florida Redevelopment Agency recognizes City of Stuart with Creative Partnership Award for Extreme Martin Makeover – East Stuart Edition
• Work in West Palm? Take the bus! Route 95 Commuter Express
• The Lakes celebrates Oktoberfest
• Exchange Club of Sebastian honors firefighter Ray Jones
• Exchange Club honors students of the month
• Human Resources expert offering course at UF Fort Pierce
• Treasure Coast road report: Oct. 21-28
• Lanes of Kings Highway in St. Lucie County reopen after crash
• Manatee Pocket dredging project nearing completion
• PHOTOS: See the renovated Memorial Park in Downtown Stuart
• Struggling economy forces changes -- many for the better -- at Treasure Coast car dealerships
• St. Lucie Nuclear Plant's No. 1 reactor restarted after repair of water pump
• Despite tornado damage, VFW puts up tents, invites public to Indiantown event | Videos, Photo Gallery
• Indian River Massage Therapy opens in Sebastian
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Some tips on dressing up those Halloween pumpkins
• Dry, cool weather to last through weekend, with gradual warming
• Pak It Inn Storage, with a facility in Port St. Lucie, to increase Web presence, marketing
• Letter: No convincing evidence that sale to FPL is in best interests of Vero Beach residents
• Letter: November referendum would allow sale negotiations for Vero Beach electric utility
• Letter: How about creative thinking on schools rather than blank-check approach?
• Letter: Dog gone missing from Publix in Jensen Beach
• Letter: Big difference between smart development, overdevelopment in Martin County
• Letter: Candidates, please talk about ideas, qualifications, not about religion
• Letter: Obama's lack of experience predicted his poor performance as president
• Letter: Will punishment finally visit killer of so many victims?
• Letter: Postal rates get nickeled and dimed
• Letter: Amazing turnaround at Riverside Park after a nasty storm
• Port Salerno Elementary Students to Skype with Sea Turtle Expert
• September housing data not so positive for Treasure Coast, better for statewide sales
• Russ Lemmon: Two months after opening, owners of Sebastian waterfront eatery calling it quits
• St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office seeking help in March 13 slaying
• DAR working to move Battle of Okeechobee marker to safer spot
• Archie's Seabreeze plans large expansion
• Tebow vs. the Dolphins will be on TV
• Fourth assailant charged in baseball bat beating of Fort Pierce teen
• Port St. Lucie officials think voters should have some say on council terms
• Football: Week 8 capsules (Friday)
• U.S. officials stress conservation importance during Pelican Island Refuge visit
• Martin County felony arrests: Oct. 20, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Oct. 20, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Oct. 20, 2011
• Palm City Orators votes in Patricia Bushman
• Vero Beach man fleeing with cocaine apprehended by police
• Thorpe named one of 13 artwork winners in National Calendar Contest
• IRSC swimmers and divers participate in Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
• Jensen Beach High School teacher who swims with sharks featured on 'Nightline'
• Samaritan Center Soup Bowl set for Nov. 3
• Attorney Norman Paxton remembered for his loyalty to Fort Pierce
• Voice: Reading Technology buddies are interesting because...
• Hobe Sound Child Care Center hopes to turn old sneakers into playground padding
• Howard Johnson: Texas loses Game 1, has to figure things out quickly in World Series
• Hillary Copsey: What are your thankful for? Tell us about it
• Cooler, pleasant day gives way to lows of about 50 tonight | Video
• Waste Management, Jupiter install solar-powered trash compactor
• Medical Supply Shoppe opens on Ocean Blvd. in Stuart
• Raymond James relocating to larger office in Vero Beach
• Letter: Key questions to ask about development pursued by Harmony, Hobe Grove
• Letter: Florida's money flows to companies while libraries close
• Letter: Columbus is one of the people in history that I most admire
• Letter: Utility vote sets course for lower rates
• Letter: Ugly prejudice against gays is not part of Christianity as I understand it
• Letter: Ballot item simply lets Vero Beach investigate utility sale; vote 'yes'
• Letter: Denigrate Cain's experience? He has truckloads compared to candidate Obama
• Letter: Sale of utility would precipitate much along slippery slope for Vero Beach
• Letter: Bible tells the truth about homosexuality
• Letter: Vero electric is a negative if you want to list your house for sale
• Letter: Steve Jobs was innovation incarnate; hopefully his spirit lives among us
• St. Lucie/Okeechobee county notebook: Okeechobee golfer ready for regional test
• Teenager found in Philadelphia left West Palm Beach willingly
• Tequesta tearing down historic railroad depot
• Florida Department of Environmental Protection seeks to simplify permitting processes
• Federal judge tosses lawsuit over Florida's new election laws
• Two day bike ride around Lake Okeechobee to aid orphans
• Van Duzer Foundation gearing up for annual blood drive Nov. 9-10
• What A Weekend: Martin County Events: Oct. 20-23
• What A Weekend: Indian River County Events: Oct. 20-23
• What A Weekend: St. Lucie County Events: Oct. 20-23
• House bill designating 'Alma Lee Loy Bridge' passes first hurdle in Tallahassee
• Miami-Dade Jail frees convicted criminal by mistake
• Russ Lemmon: Council doesn't want city manager to attend Winchester's 'town hall' meeting
• Martin County school board sued for alleged age discrimination
• Eve Samples: High unemployment, but shortage of skilled workers (this problem can't be solved with any jobs bill)
• VBHS '81 championship football team members recall Coach Livings' colorful life
• Turkey Bowl in Port St. Lucie will help fill Food Bank
• Fall Festival Fundraiser set for Oct. 22 to raise money for breast cancer
• 'Christmas Tree Lane' returns to Vero Beach's First Presbyterian Church Nov. 19
• The Source needs blankets, warm close for homeless residents
• Cool-down to drop temps after one more windy, rainy day
• Shelley Owens: 14th Ave. Steakhouse set to reopen Oct. 25
• Jennifer M. Trefelner: Hiaasen to speak at annual dinner for Friends of the St. Lucie County Library Association
• CenterState Bank Opens New Office in Fort Pierce
• Tornadoes blamed for damage in Vero Beach, Indiantown | Videos, Photo Gallery
• FPL, Seacoast bank highlight Indian River County chamber's Energy & Technology Expo
• Letter: Old fashioned wooden stocks might get attention of politicians
• Letter: Only suckers fail to realize Obama's jobs plan won't work
• Letter: Rain or shine, my cable TV service seems to be hit-or-miss
• Letter: Waste hauler's charges for our condo association go up, up, up
• Letter: Good for Martin County, Sewall's Point for catching this suspect
• Letter: Columbus ordered the deaths of many people
• Larry Bush: Florida Senior Open closes out Naples venue
• Letter: Students who choose non-demanding courses have difficulty finding good jobs
• Michael Lingerfelt: If there will be investments in infrastructure, feds should look at several strategies, including green buildings
• George M. Perry: Funding your own Social Security through retirement investment certificates
• Letter: Blame for faltering markets lies squarely with Obama administration
• Letter: Little verse on how to eat soup correctly
• Letter: Something's rotten in the way Treasure Coast gasoline prices vary
• Letter: Only a bare few booed gay veteran at Fox News GOP debate
• Martin County School District’s Career Academy Showcase
• National School Bus Safety Week - October 17-21, 2011
• Martin County considers borrowing millions of dollars to pay for dredging of St. Lucie Inlet
• So far, shortage not hurting Treasure Coast patches — but pumpkins are going fast
• Palm City company sees sales increase after reinventing itself, plans Stuart move
• Indian River Commission approves district map
• Equipment donated to Stuart's Challenger School in memory of two students
• East Coast Greenway Alliance leaders meet Oct. 22 in Stuart
• Tents bought with stolen credit card donated to Scouts in Indian River
• Blue and gold turns pink this month
• St. Lucie's new way of getting rid of leachate costs less, is environmentally friendly
• Former St. Lucie teacher sentenced for illicit messages to child
• In other Martin County Commission business
• Martin County Fire Rescue overtime pay projected to reach 15-year low
• St. Lucie County invites public to "Narcotics Overdose Prevention and Education" vigil Oct. 27
• Stuart's Samaritan Center hosts open house Nov. 11
• Port St. Lucie Amateur Radio Association offering free licensing class
• Indian River County contributes $40,000 to 17-mile hiking-bicycling trail
• PHOTOS: District 18-2A girls golf tournament goes on in Stuart despite rain
• Professional musician visiting Indian River middle schools encourages kids to explore passion for music
• Law Office of Lauri Goldstein expands
• Medicare open enrollment already under way
• Christmas Tree Lane returns Nov. 19
• Voice: 7th graders at St. Joseph Catholic School took part in a day long Retreat ...
• Crash blocks NB exit ramp of I-95 at Okeechobee Road
• Saturday marks 10th Anniversary of Pawrade and Pet Expo
• No one stopped to help teen lying in road, hit by car in Port St. Lucie
• Manager of Hobe Sound refuge retires, but plans environmental activism
• Attorney with offices in Stuart and St. Lucie County provides mobile app for auto accidents
• Out-of-town tags may mean 'educational tourism' dollars for St. Lucie
• Oxbow to host Halloween costume hike on Oct. 22
• Fort Pierce Library hosting poetry reading on Oct. 29
• Treasure Coast soggy, windy until Wednesday night, when cool change expected
• Letter: Rubio's vote on China trade demands explanation
• Letter: Post office's inefficiencies penalizing customers
• Letter: When charter schools borrow, repayment isn't a burden on the district
• Letter: Rooney doesn't understand how stimulus works
• Letter: Put stop to double dippers to help improve economy
• Letter: Crucial that we get fair price before Vero Beach sells utility to FPL
• Letter: Vero Beach City Council shouldn't be so quick to trust giant power company
• Letter: Brainwashed Wall Street protesters don't know what they're asking for
• Editorial: Federal authorities need to wrap up their investigations into former Fort Pierce housing assistance program
• New Indian River County subcommittee to determine best way to fight beach erosion
• Ray McNulty: Livings' omission from Florida's Hall of Fame an injustice
• Tapas Latin Fusion offering monthly Spanish cooking classes
• Transit facility could resolve Port St. Lucie congestion on Deacon Avenue
• Thousands in goods reported stolen from garage in Fort Pierce
• BankAtlantic partners with nationally renowned DJ Irie
• South Florida facial plastic surgeon Dr. Ryan Greene launches his cutting-edge medical IPhone app
• Russ Lemmon: Responsible dog owners feel at home at Dogs For Life off-leash park in Vero Beach
• Bella Group, Inc., engaged by the Law Offices of Joseph H. Graves, P.A.
• Hard Rock Vodka celebrates official launch with star-studded party
• Rivers Coalition presents to the Martin County Democratic Club
• Port St. Lucie supports ban on texting while driving, hopes to get other cities on board
• Eve Samples: Do we need a new law blocking debit-card fees?
• Anthony Westbury: Up the creek with no paddle — but we're studying the problem
• Treasure Coast gets five-star rating for a variety of medical procedures
• Sally Browning Pearson to give demo and workshop
• Three men apprehended in Indian River home invasion
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Oct. 17, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Oct. 17, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Oct. 17, 2011
• Laurence Reisman: Gov. Rick Scott right to target higher university educational funding toward math, sciences, away from some liberal arts
• 'The Diary of Anne Frank' to be presented by Lincoln Park Academy
• National Letter Carriers' support Muscular Dystrophy fundraiser
• Plan for Jensen Beach assisted living facility modified, soon to go before county again
• Gas prices up by 7 cents, the second week of increases | Find lowest prices here
• Flo photo, food drive scheduled
• Keeping PAL's neighborhood clean
• MLK/Dreamland Park interactive fountain closed for repairs
• PAL conducts Kids' Right to Survive training
• Treasure Coast's week starts with rain, wind; ends drier, cooler
• Celebrate fall mullet run with the Indian Riverkeeper
• Morningside Library hosting 'Vegetable Gardening for the Homeowner' on Oct. 22
• Former Vero Beach High football coach Billy Livings dies | Photo Gallery
• Letter: Those sentenced to death live on, but their victims are long dead
• Letter: Hooray for 'fat cats' who contribute to, capitalize on American dream
• Letter: Puzzle enthusiast is grateful for Fun and Games
• Letter: Fair sales tax is way to pay for what nation needs
• Letter: There are consequences if you reject Jesus Christ
• Letter: Obama's policies seek to undermine innovators like Steve Jobs
• Michael Goforth: Gov. Rick Scott suggests fundamental and controversial changes to college education in Florida
• Torrey Pines researcher hoping to find key to creating nonaddictive pain pills
• Fellsmere leaders recall Korman as strong-willed, capable
• Billy Livings moved to hospice-care area at Indian River Medical Center
• Local scientists building ocean test bed to tap Gulf Stream's power
• ARC of Martin County holding annual golf fundraiser Oct. 29
• Williams Jennings Bryan marker restored at Vero Beach Heritage Center
• Indian River Chamber of Commerce offers free tax benefits workshop
• Public meeting Oct. 18 to discuss Savannas, Seabranch state parks
• IRNA sponsors candidate meet-and-greet open to public Oct. 27
• Expect tougher grading standards this year for new FCAT
• Indian River Adult Education offering sign language class
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Oct. 17
• Monday Chat: Vero Beach animal control officer on cover of magazine
• Things to know in Indian River County this week: Oct. 17
• Things you need to know about in St. Lucie County: Oct. 17
• Things you need to know in Martin County: Oct. 17
• Vero Beach motorcyclist dead in U.S. 1 crash
• Good For You, Treasure Coast, Oct. 16
• Reunions, Oct. 16
• Letter: Do homework on sale of Vero power to FPL
• Editorial: Legacy of a Jupiter pioneer
• Letter: Sitting in dark, and getting a recording courtesy of Vero Beach electric
• Letter to the editor: Reasons sought for council action
• Letter: Grandson continues to go distance in proving himself at Special Olympics
• Carol Saunders: 'Arts in the Gardens for Young People' a new PB State College program
• Chalk talk: JHS homecoming, pep rally tickets to go on sale
• Letter: Lastrange Natural Preserve needs better access for handicapped
• Letter: Bring all manufacturing jobs back to America now
• Letter: Wedding reception matter should be firing offense for Brisson
• Letter: Minsky should expect reactions to his words, anonymous or not
• Letter: What makes the Farmers' Market special is the location
• Letter: Friends of Library provide incalculable amounts of help to Martin County system
• Letter: Ask for the price first to find bargains
• Laurence Reisman: Referendum naysayers miss the point; vote for Vero Beach referendum or proposed sale of electric system to FPL will die
• Mac Stuckey: Vote yes on Stuart referendum to help pay for restoring Haney Creek
• Fay Vincent: History may come close to repeating itself as Obamacare appeals head to U.S. Supreme Court
• Editorial endorsement: Vero Beach City Council
• Editorial: If Fort Pierce commissioners have lost faith in city manager, relationship should be severed
• Port St. Lucie teen charged with sex crime
• Field narrowed to 11 in Crown Jewel Festival in Vero Beach
• High School Football: Vero Beach's Road to No. 1 in 1981: Game 4
• Visitors like what they see at new Kane Center in Stuart
• High School Football: Fort Pierce Central's Road to No. 1 in 1971: Game 4
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Oct. 16
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Oct. 17-20
• How your local lawmakers voted this week: Oct. 16
• Indian River County government meetings: Oct. 17-21
• Martin County government meetings: Oct. 17-20
• Indian River County courthouse news: Oct. 16
• Anthony Westbury: The Wedding caused one separation; maybe more to come
• Eve Samples: Debit card fees might be a deal-breaker for this romance
• Russ Lemmon: Is deregulation the answer to Vero Beach's electric mess?
• Two Fort Pierce men wounded in legs by accidental gunshot
• Letter: Columbus was wrong about his most important discoveries
• Letter: No, there will be no tea party on the left because protesters don't know why they're protesting
• Letter: School out, banks closed for Columbus Day? Somebody please explain why
• Thumb up: Martin County Commission readopts initiatives in Job Creation Toolkit
• Thumb down: Florida economists projecting decline in state revenue
• Barry Moline: Trying to kill this messenger (Florida Municipal Electric Association) on Vero Beach power issue won't stop the facts
• Bob Minsky: Uber-rich sit on trillions of dollars while preying on middle class
• Randy Jones: Alcohol has devastating effects: Look at Barry-Lookebill case in Hobe Sound
• Jim Horn: As the middle class goes, so goes America; nation looking at cold, jobless winter
• Peter O'Bryan: Lots to like for Vero Beach residents in proposed sale of electric utility to FPL
• Thumb down: Indian River County commissioners step into controversy over sale of Vero Beach electric system
• Thumb up: Health Care Heroes making a difference on the Treasure Coast
• Thumb up: Exhibit and sale to assist Helen Terry in her fight against breast cancer
• Rich Campbell: 'Do-over' on Martin County's Job Creation Toolkit yields valuable lesson in good governance
• Letter: Republicans fulfilling Biblical prophecy with regard to poor
• Cardinals jump on Brewers' mistakes, take 3-2 NLCS lead
• Vero Beach uses a balanced attack to upend rival Sebastian River
• Caffey, Thomas and Poma trigger Centennial's comeback win
• Future of Vero Beach Sports Village still up in air
• One person died in Indian River crash that closed U.S. 1 for several hours
• Spoonbill Marsh spared serious damage from last weekend's storm
• Treasure Coast Road Report: Oct. 14-22
• Student tests positive for inactive tuberculosis bacteria at Centennial High School
• Indian River candidates battling for campaign contributions
• Former Vero Beach High football coach Billy Livings in stable condition Friday
• Port St. Lucie mayor working with nonprofit to send vets to WWII memorial
• Screen enclosure scammer pleads guilty in Vero Beach to defrauding customers in eight counties
• Medicare's open enrollment period begins Saturday
• Barley Barber Swamp reopens for tours
• Kids at Hope founder visits Windmill Point Elementary Friday
• Indian River County felony arrests: Oct. 14, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Oct. 14, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Oct. 14, 2011
• LIVE area high school football SCOREBOARD
• Sebastian Marching Sharks look to repeat as Grand Champion of annual Crown Jewel festival
• Search continues for Vero Beach bank robber
• William Jenkins, once owned stock car racetrack in Gifford, has died
• Fla. Chamber of Commerce opposes casino gambling expansion
• Palm City real estate business owner to run for Ciampi's seat
• Too early to say if weekend's storms harmed environmental balance in Indian River Lagoon
• PHOTOS: Get a sneak peek at Legoland Florida before its official opening Saturday
• PHOTOS: LEGOLAND set to open at the old Cypress Gardens location in central Florida
• PHOTOS: Martin County, South Fork match up in high school bowling
• Thrivent Financial plans free workshop in Stuart on financial markets
• St. Lucie County commissioner wants State Attorney's Office to look into Fenn Center case | Photos, Video
• StarStruck Theatre opens venus, classrooms in Stuart
• Karen Longo of Port St. Lucie joins Aloha Home Care
• Letter: Need job done right? Make sure contractor is real deal
• Letter: Red ink, not red tape, is causing business hiring to stall
• Letter: Nice to see columnists in Press Journal with good sense that Obama lacks
• Letter: Commentary page showed its two left sides
• Letter: Vero Beach power: Let FPL run it
• Letter: Pastor Sempsrott's anti-gay stance mostly self-serving
• Letter: Vero Beach customers can find out how much they'll save if sale to FPL goes through
• Letter: Gulp; I prayed for rain, and now I'm praying for it to stop
• Letter: Drones will allow our troops to come home
• Letter: Great opportunity for St. Lucie County teachers to learn about how to prevent child abuse
• Letter: Fort Pierce should not allow events to block handicap parking spaces
• Letter: McNulty's choice for 'coach of the year' is way wide of the goal
• Letter: Help Martin County fight to ensure no one hears these words: 'You have breast cancer'
• Bessey Creek Elementary Named 2011 Florida Green Schools Award Finalist
• Martin County High School Students Giving Russian Fighter Jet a Make-Over
• Bowling: Martin County boys remain undefeated
• Deal reached to keep Little League at Sailfish Park for next few years
• Vero Beach switch to FPL not likely to be thrown anytime soon
• Former Vero Beach High School football coach Billy Livings has major stroke
• Football: Week 7 capsules
• Proposed new council district lines for Port St. Lucie cuts Councilwoman Berger out of district she represents
• Morningside Elementary fifth-graders up for Internet math challenge
• Harmony developers: Review our plans in isolation from Hobe Grove plans
• Fenn Center reception controversy: Videos, Photos, Documents
• East Coast Greenway to run through Savannas, Seabranch Preserve state parks
• Annual Fall Festival/Pig Roast Dinner at Immanuel Lutheran Church
• Business Development Board of Martin County honored with community award
• Martin state committeewoman far outpaces challengers in District 82 state House race
• Necropsy to be performed Friday on pygmy sperm whale that died in Martin waters
• Indian River County felony arrests: Oct. 13, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Oct. 13, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Oct. 13, 2011
• Merhige's parents rebut lawsuits holding them responsible for son's killings
• Indian River's Chandler on board of Florida Association Of Chamber Professionals
• 'Our Town' coming to town
• Treasure Coast Support Groups Updated Oct 13
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Oct. 13
• Donated tugboat latest addition to Port Salerno seamanship school
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated Oct. 13
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Oct. 13
• Treasure Coast Dated Meetings, Updated Oct. 13
• Gardening Calendar Updated Oct. 13
• Florida's college prepaid tuition soars up to $49,293
• Ex-Highlands official again stymied from blocking evidence in Sebastian fatal drunken-boating case
• Elephant ranch in Fellsmere to avoid use of controversial bullhook
• September’s foreclosures up in Indian River; holding steady in Martin, St. Lucie
• Vero boy, 9, flown to Orlando hospital after crash west of Sebastian
• Hillary Copsey: There's something cozily familiar about the Blue Door, a downtown Stuart gathering spot
• Jensen Beach man, 65, identified as pedestrian killed crossing U.S. 1
• More rain possible today, then cool front moves in
• Cunnane now VP of business development at STS Aviation Group in Jensen Beach
• Letter: Waterfront project in Sebastian is worse than a boondoggle, it's a travesty
• Letter: Picture of Heady in Press Journal almost ruined my day
• Letter: Too many people have heads hidden in sand
• Letter: Taxpayers sucked in to pay for sand replacement on Indian River's beaches
• Fort Pierce students get uplifting message from Tampa visitor
• Vero Beach council candidates say city staff could face additional cuts
• Some St. Lucie residents will be asked to pay a fee to help beach restoration project
• Tools theft at Port Salerno Habitat site devastates building projects
• "Play On" season opener sets the bar high for Barn Theatre shows to follow
• Hanley Center Purple Butterfly Ball plans announced
• Anthony Westbury: Economic forecaster sees sunshine ahead in St. Lucie
• Eve Samples: State not doing enough to end "unaffordable" double-dipping, Republican committee says
• Russ Lemmon: What's a Vero Beach voter to think of Winger's 'split' view on FPL issues?
• 2011 Festival of Trees
• Forecast calls for sweet season for citrus growers
• Martin County notebook: Late-season challenges await Martin County volleyball team
• Indian River County notebook: Sebastian River grad to coach girls soccer team
• 1951 MIG being polished up for Stuart Air Show
• LPA on lockdown during dismissal as police investigate robberies in Fort Pierce neighborhood
• St. Lucie County notebook: Schools going pink for breast cancer awareness
• Martin County High students excited to restore MiG fighter
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Oct. 12, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Oct. 12, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Oct. 12, 2011
• With jobs bill stalled in Congress, Obama raises money, sips beer with unemployed workers in Fla.
• Hit and run teaches Stuart school crossing guard how much he's valued
• Stuart couple whose home was hit by fire has faith restored by community's help
• 100 dogs, cats moved to Palm City after Safe Harbour shelter evicted from part of its Jupiter facility
• Shelley Owens: Diamond Tea Room & Bistro hosts Halloween Dinner Oct. 16
• Prescribed burn planned today at Savannas Preserve State Park
• Thunderstorms possible for a few more afternoons, then weather changes
• Paul Janensch: Louisville's old 'Schnelly' brings big-time college football to a galaxy —Florida Atlantic University — not so far away from the Treasure Coast
• Charles Lee: Everglades Headwaters proposal critical to future success
• Letter: No flawed Social Security system for 75 years
• Letter: Be grateful for 5 percent that pays 50 percent
• Letter: Disagree with him, but brave man we elected president deserves your respect
• Letter: Plentiful benefits to shrinking U.S. government down to size
• Letter: So, how is it that waterboarding is inhumane, but lethal drone raids are OK?
• Letter: Eliminate loopholes and tax the rich flat 90 percent
• Letter: Ghost of Steve Jobs embodied by nation of walking dead
• Letter: Dionne relays misconceptions about capital gain tax
• Larry Bush: Hot dog hurler overshadows real golf accomplishments
• North Palm Beach County events calendar: October 12
• Editorial: Government and the private sector must join together to reduce poverty in Florida and Treasure Coast
• Seacoast National Bank raises $25,000 for United Way
• Martin County business leaders rally for Job Creation Toolkit, commission readopts initiatives
• Deerfield Beach resident's property value dispute reduced his tax bill and 55 others
• FPL says it needs more time to come up with purchase offer for Vero’s electric utility
• Fellsmere may pursue federal money for hiking-biking trail project
• Residents urge canal cleanup to help slow river pollution in Vero Beach
• Storms carve cliffs into Indian River beaches; sand erosion called 'moderate'
• Indian River school leaders address bullying on campus
• Hobe Sound fire spreads from shed to home
• Vero Beach electric utilities looks to upgrade phone system after calls about storm overwhelm
• Jamie Freveletti discusses new book Oct. 20 at the Blake Library in Stuart
• Fort Pierce woman sentenced to 5 years for DUI manslaughter
• Palm City man arrested after damaging neighbors’ security cameras
• Tony Lodovico appointed to new associate administrator-director of business development
• 5th Annual Pink Tie Friends Friendship Luncheon a huge success
• Black is the color of choice at Humane Society’s upcoming Howl-O-Ween adoption event
• Saturday is CommUNITY Day in the Heights of Jupiter: Neighbors unite to strengthen community safety and spirit
• It’s time to take out your dancin’ shoes, don your business, favorite charity, or school T-shirts and participate in the “official” Downtown Boca Bop Community Line Dance Friday evening, Oct. 21
• Fort Pierce teen accomplishes rare feat
• St. Lucie to survey rural Brocksmith Road in 1st step to paving option
• Furr & Cohen adds Jason S. Rigoli to legal team
• Martin Comissioners to consider readoption of Jobs Creation Toolkit this afternoon
• After boat overturned in Keys, family survived 20-hour ordeal, except for grandmother, 79
• Proposed aquaculture program on Hutchinson Island goes before Martin commissioners today
• Rain chances linger a few days, then drier, milder weather returns | Video
• Wellcare, HCA expand provider access for Wellcare members in area
• Letter: Federal mandate is lead weight on postal service; Congress must intervene
• Editorial: Local governments, not state of Florida, should have final authority over smoking regulations
• Restaurant critic review: Azanzare's serves up stylish, humble fare in Vero
• Restaurant critic review: Stuart's Sushi Yama Siam draws customers with ease
• FOS' Aquaculture advisors to make presentation Tuesday to county
• Carl Hiaasen: With Florida's straw poll win in his pocket, presidential contender Herman Cain channels his campaign, in Hiaasenesque fashion
• Sally Cary: Thank goodness for plasma donors; they're lifesavers
• Letter: Political center must flex its muscles this election and every election
• Letter: Contractors far more efficient, cost-effective than government workers
• Letter: Ombudsmen ready to assist nursing home residents when rights denied
• Letter: No mystery why gas prices have dropped; look at calendar
• John Young: Building the Great Wall of Arizona
• Lake Okeechobee, and its bass fishing, on the rise
• A big, first step
• Citrus Grove Elementary Students to Jump for World Record
• Vero Beach parking fines may double downtown and on island
• Vero Beach's cost of exiting power contracts may be less than expected
• The Frances Langford Heart Center at Martin Memorial recognized for outstanding cardiology program
• Fellsmere dedicates sidewalk to man who made it happen
• Eve Samples: A casualty of digital age and economy, family-owned Stuart Photo is closing after 36 years
• Toddler hospitalized after fall from balcony
• Extreme Makeover and Fish Foundation looking for deserving Vero Beach Family
• Jupiter Medical Center's clinical research department has opened a new clinical trialAL
• “TurtleWeen” celebration will include recycled costume contest, educational activities
• Harmony Ranch conducting poll on project
• VIDEO: Truck fire in Port St. Lucie caught on iPhone video
• Police say teen caught burglarizing apartment in Fort Pierce
• Local Boys & Girls Club members break Guinness World Record for jumping jacks
• Lang Realty launches new user-friendly website designed to enhance buyer experience and increase agent Leads
• LIVE area high school football SCOREBOARD
• World renowned conservationist set to keynote Loggerhead Marinelife Center’s Go Blue Awards Luncheon
• Inaugural Pooch Prom at Downtown at the Gardens a bone-a-fide success
• Heather Robbins joins Seligman Brand Strategies
• Hard work leads to Mitey Mite Silver first Victory
• Harvest Food & Outreach receives food for the hungry
• Learn to make paper beads at the Oxbow on Oct. 15
• Celebrate Halloween along a haunted trail
• Mega Yard and Plant Sale scheduled for Nov. 5 by Garden Club of Fort Pierce
• St. Lucie County, other agencies to hold auction Oct. 15
• St. Lucie Master Gardener plant sale rescheduled for Oct. 22
• Room with view may be in Treasure Coast home found through website
• After a weekend in which catfish swam on U.S. 1, only scattered showers remain | Videos, Photo Gallery
• Piper unveils new features, incentives for 2012 models
• Letter: God's children who happen to be gay make this a better world every day
• Letter: Reasons to go vegan, from health of body to health of planet
• Letter: Why are we spending taxpayers' money on dog parks and the like?
• Letter: Story about bees in Micco makes me wonder about oddity in Washington County
• Letter: Sexual orientation as choice? Righteous bombast has no basis in fact
• Letter: No good reason not to put dredged material where FIND intends
• Letter: Time to turn Vero Beach electricity over to proven performer in FPL
• Letter: Without changes, longer lives guarantee shorter life for Social Security fund
• Letter: 'Yada yada yada' of Barefoot Bay meeting is stuff of sitcom
• Letter: Folly of trying to buy St. Lucie County employers with tax dollars
• Seacoast National Bank official sponsor of Surf Central Surf Team
• Florida 48th lowest in federal aid per person
• New weekly photo gallery coming to TCPalm.com
• PHOTOS: Don't miss out! See the new gallery - Treasure Coast Week in Pictures
• Indian River Adult Education offering digital camera class
• Jupiter woman charged with grand theft auto, child abuse
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Oct. 10
• Things you need to know in St. Lucie County: Oct. 10
• Monday chat: Vero Beach vet helps 'Winter the Dolphin' survive to tell her tale
• Things you need to know in Martin County: Oct. 10
• Things you need to know in Indian River County: Oct. 10
• Worst of weather to pass by early Monday
• Guest columnist: Help your neighborhood be 'S.A.F.E.'
• Carol Saunders: The Borland Center debuts first full season with 'Little Women'
• Editorial: No justification for a government ban on all roadside solicitations in Port St. Lucie, St. Lucie County
• Letter: Listen to Heady; get to work selling Vero Beach utility to FPL
• Letter: Sen. Rubio, could you ask your banking friends for some help here?
• Letter: Credit for look of Bru's Room shared by dearly departed Bare Bones
• Letter: Payments for college athletes? Don't perks suffice already?
• Letter: Our veteran's protection should be priority for everyone
• Letter: Sebastian's 'working waterfronts' initiative needs some work itself
• Letter: Businessman Cain's attraction is that he's ultimate government outsider
• Letter: Adjust earnings for inflation before discussing Social Security nest egg
• Editorial: Federal government needs to keep its promise and provide funds to dredge St. Lucie Inlet
• Letter to the editor: Train station could be artifact
• Editorial: Indian River County School District should stop borrowing money to finance construction of new schools, other buildings
• Letter to the editor: Popular park is 'The Garbage Bridge of Jupiter'
• Chalk talk: Jupiter student's photo selected for national exhibit
• Regular Meetings Updated Oct. 5
• Editorial: All aboard to save depot
• Woman accused in fatal shooting denied bond
• Rain didn't cool off music fans at Latin Festival in Sebastian
• Martin County once hotbed for flower farming
• Stormy weather lashes the Treasure Coast Saturday; Vero Beach sets rainfall record
• How your lawmakers voted for the week ending Oct. 7
• Pet Blessing at St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church
• U.S. 1 north of Fourth Street down to one lane each direction
• Remember when: Meeting famous pilot
• Anthony Westbury: Another veteran plays the benefits waiting game
• Eve Samples: Glitch in state law makes 26-year-old teacher a retiree
• Russ Lemmon: New tardy policies still liberal, but they're way better than before
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Oct. 9
• Indian River County courthouse news: Oct. 9
• Martin County government meeting: Oct. 9
• Indian River County government meetings: Oct. 9
• Michael Goforth: Now more than ever, volunteers are the lifeblood of St. Lucie County
• Lots of rain causes only minor problems Saturday
• Okeechobee earns first victory by beating Forest Hill
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Funding for Martin County School District's career academies program is money well spent
• Thumb up: Florida TaxWatch releases recommendations to reduce state spending by $4.1 billion
• Thumb down: Slow invaders already having negative effect on Treasure Coast ecosystem
• Paul Tanner: Vero Beach electric's poor customer service, high rates keep businesses out of area, cripple economy
• Charles Vitunac: Carroll conflict to big to ignore; FPL ought to operate in the sunshine during negotiations
• Thumb up: At age 71, John Ouweleen of Sebastian wins national age group championship in marathon
• Rich Campbell: Thirty years from now, area west of Hobe Sound will be mere shadow of its former self
• Letter: Park renovation was to enhance the Farmers' Market, not force it to move
• Letter: 'Smart meters' insidious government encroachment into daily lives
• Letter: Nonbeliever questions assertions in believer's letter
• Letter: Unbelievable that Justice Department won't detain wife of drug cartel kingpin
• Letter: Change in primary date would keep voters from learning about candidates
• Letter: Woodfield Property Owners Association supports FPL bid in Vero Beach
• Letter: None of us is perfect, but by reading Bible we push toward perfection
• Ellen Mancini: Fort Pierce never overly supportive of Downtown Farmers' Market, but effort to move it is over the top
• Jim Vojcsik: Make character count in Martin County by acting as role model in effort to keep children away from substance abuse
• Ellen Gillette: Let's hope more open integration of gay soldiers works out well
• St. Edward's has happy homecoming, grabs first win
• Boynton Beach 18, Fort Pierce Westwood 6: Opportunities slip away from Panthers
• Carpenter outduels Halladay to reach NLCS
• Fellsmere, Barefoot Bay candidates file campaign expense reports
• Sewall's Point voters will go polls Tuesday to fill Klingensmith's vacant commission seat
• Indian River County felony arrests: Oct. 7, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Oct. 7, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Oct. 7, 2011
• Treasure Coast Road Report: Oct. 7-15
• Bayshore Association Management in St. Lucie gets new ownership
• New Vero Beach department heads may be encouraged to live in the city
• Port St. Lucie Council to debate proposed roadside solicitation ban
• St. Lucie Habitat for Humanity program aims to help veterans find homes
• New estimates show 26 percent drop in Florida same-sex couples
• Mezzapelle outpaces Glass in campaign donations in Stuart City Commission race
• Martin County business leaders advocating for readoption of Jobs Creation Toolkit
• Treasure Coast educators criticize Global Report Card findings
• Hungry burglars broke into Fort Pierce eatery Thursday
• Jensen Beach senior living community organizing memory loss group
• Stuart gas station is first in Martin County to offer E85 fuel
• Friday Fest postponed until Oct. 14 in Fort Pierce
• Treasure Coast Square hosts Pet-a-Palooza and Adopt-a-thon Oct. 23
• Mulligans Beach House is passionate about OctoBRA!
• City of Sebastian to host annual Halloween Costume Contest
• Marine Bank to host blood drive Nov. 2
• Five years later, rapid gunfire of Escobedo murders still haunts Port St. Lucie couple
• New Sebastian 'tales' book for sale Nov. 13
• Vero Beach Theatre Guild to host open auditions
• PHOTOS: Martin County defeats Port St. Lucie in Thursday night football match-up
• PHOTOS: Sebastian River wins in Thursday night football game against Olympic Heights
• PHOTOS: Veterans Memorial Bridge construction taking shape
• Biotech cluster will improve health, educational opportunities
• Biotech boom to remake Treasure Coast, officials say
• Heavy rains and isolated flooding ‘just getting started’
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Updated windows add style, efficiency and protection
• Jensen Beach company's detectors to be used in Afghanistan
• Letter: St. Lucie County employees who used Fenn Center for reception should resign
• Letter: Anti-union rhetoric in South is music to Chinese manufacturers' ears
• Letter: Motorists and bicyclists should respect the need to share the road
• Letter: Supreme Court ruling puts corporations on pedestal they bought
• Letter: For a more secure income in retirement, consider annuities
• Letter: Debris recycler portends terrible ramifications for those nearby
• Editorial: Stuart officials are obligated to follow the law after voters spoke by referendum on fluoride issue
• St. Lucie School District saves money using upgraded textbook tracking software
• Rockin' Riverwalk is Sunday on Stuart waterfront
• Tropicana will reinvest $60 million in its Fort Pierce location, receive incentive package
• Spiritual Cinema scheduled at Unity of Fort Pierce on Oct. 21
• Legislation would create new South Florida casinos
• Gov. Scott's emails cleaned out from third source — his BlackBerry
• Experts on mental disorders to appear as defense witnesses in Jupiter Thanksgiving murder case
• LIVE area high school football SCOREBOARD
• Developers present master site plan for Martin Enterprise Park
• Teen's death spurs St. Lucie County woman's successful effort to get sidewalks for Weatherbee Road
• Florida Oceanographic Society wants to create aquaculture program on Hutchinson Island
• Stage 4 Cancer Patient Near End of 3 Year Ordeal
• The CK Café and Bakery in Stuart Square has closed
• Cabrera's DUI trial is to start Nov. 30 in Fort Pierce
• Jupiter Police charge woman with shooting death of spouse
• St. Lucie Humane Society asks community's help in finding suitable replacement RV for Mobile Pet Adoption program
• Rain chances build into weekend on Treasure Coast, with downpours on the way
• St. Lucie detectives use database to track down burglary suspect
• Celebrate Mutt Show and Howl-O-Ween at Humane Society
• Doughboy's Donuts of Vero Beach picked for national firm's promotion
• Nearly $1 million expansion under way at St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church
• Oslo Middle School gets state Five Star award for community involvement
• Jupiter woman charged with attacking man with 2-by-4
• Sail-like shade for Stuart's Riverwalk stage to be done by Nov. 15
• Hillary Copsey: Readers can expect to religion story each Saturday
• Rain chances build into weekend, with some heavy downpours on way
• Port St. Lucie City Council invites businesses to join citywide sale event
• BB&T promotes Rivera to assistant vice president in Port St. Lucie
• Letter: Now for left's favorite sick video game: 'Tea Party Zombies Must Die'
• Letter: Schools offer several valuable computer courses
• Letter: Article has misleading details our our Stuart property
• Letter: Check insurance, tax records; are you overinsured?
• Letter: Why are so many lawyers advertising on TV?
• Letter: No-confidence decision on Recor was not spur-of-moment call
• Letter: People quote the Bible in support of their beliefs, whatever they are
• Letter: Silly spending on unnecessary street lamps
• Letter: Bankers Association wants to deprive homeowners of court protections
• Letter: With proper soup etiquette, tact delivers with taste
• Editorial: Florida law should be amended to give local governments more control over project sites chosen by Florida Inland Navigation District
• Letter: On columnists who know their stuff, and coal industry propaganda
• Stuart City Commission race matches new ideas vs. experience
• Auditors at St. Peter's Academy charter school in Indian River County report deficiencies
• Martin Correctional Institution inmate's death under investigation
• Replica Viking ships navigate Intracoastal at Leif Erikson Day celebration in Jensen Beach
• Martin County High School students will help restore fighter plane for Stuart Air Show
• Lakewood Park Library schedules storytime for Oct. 14
• Jupiter woman charged with stealing $41,000 from PGA National fund
• Martin school district's Race to the Top grant appears safe
• Russ Lemmon: In a world gone mad, government benefits more from copper thefts than criminals
• What A Weekend: St. Lucie County Events: Oct.6-9
• What A Weekend: Martin County Events: Oct. 6-9
• What A Weekend: Indian River County Events: Oct. 6-9
• State funding that helps FAU pay for Scripps deal dries up
• 'Laughing Lady' leaves Treasure Coast residents feeling good
• Spooks...or Clowns....on Skates at The Skate Factory
• La Granja Peruvian restaurant opens new stores in Port St. Lucie, Okeechobee
• Historic, contemporary Seminole Indian art featured in Fort Pierce's Backus Museum season opener
• St. Lucie Health Department waiting on tuberculosis test results
• Looking for something new and fun this weekend?
• PHOTOS: Dogs, cats and even frogs blessed at Blessing of Animals at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Tequesta
• Port St. Lucie enlists residents to fight crime with 'hot spot' bulletins
• PHOTOS: The beauty of the Treasure Coast reflected in the eyes of our readers
• Pets dying suddenly in Port St. Lucie neighborhood | Video
• Shelley Owens: Long Branch Saloon benefits from strong partnership, popular specials
• Jim Mayfield: Raise a stein and enjoy Oktoberfest at Stuart's Gazebo Park
• Restaurant Critic Review: Family-owned Chris D'Anna's in Stuart has delicious special dishes
• Willi Miller: Art, music, singing, genealogy, and historical programs upcoming Indian River County events
• Jennifer M. Trefelner: Dancing with our Celebrity PALs the place to be Saturday night
• Sunny, warm and windy today, then rain chances on rise
• Mike English: Historic night for Dartmouth
• Police: Man may have been shot by family member
• Palm Beach County plans to end Mecca Farms' full-time security
• Editorial: Add constitutional office budgets to TRIM notices sent to county taxpayers in Florida
• Letter: Indian River schools seem quick to dole out severe punishment
• Letter: To anonymous critic out there: Take paper bag off of your head
• Letter: Jobs Creation Toolkit comprised of bad policy encouraging corruption
• Letter: In great nation, has great statesman become extinct?
• Letter: My God accepts gays as they are, and so should Vero Beach
• Letter: Fort Pierce would be crazy to move Farmers' Market from ocean front to parking lot
• Fellsmere Council may give County Commission a $20,000 break after hydrant decision
• Port St. Lucie Business Women receive proclamation from county
• ENDNOTES
• Vero Beach officials will analyze other communities to better determine staffing levels
• Former Rosewood student, now children's author, visits students, former teacher in Vero Beach
• St. Lucie Commission awards contract for McCarty Road bridge repair
• FPUA's new method of transferring funds to city won't increase rates
• United for Families names Esther Clark-Moore Case Manager of the Quarter
• Vero Beach council wants 'traffic-calming' study done for Twin Pairs' corridor
• Stuart Sen. Negron files bill to address infant prescription drug addiction
• Federal grant will pay for five Fort Pierce police officers
• Ray McNulty: Woods makes Hobe Sound course his home
• St. Lucie Extension Office receives sea turtle grant
• Victim in Jensen Beach shooting in good condition
• Scripps Florida in Jupiter gets grant to study ways to help cigarette smokers quit
• Sept. 11, 2001 turned white powder into symbol of terrorism
• CityPlace in West Palm Beach hit with foreclosure lawsuit
• GOP candidates Romney, Perry, Huntsman, Bachmann to boycott proposed Univision debate
• Martin Volunteers organizes volunteers for 9/11 day of service
• St. Lucie Religion Notes Updated Oct. 4
• Martin Religion Notes Updated Oct. 4
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Oct. 4
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Oct. 4
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated Oct. 4
• Indian River Religion Notes Updated Oct. 4
• Crop duster crashes during takeoff in western St. Lucie County
• FPUA to vote today on moving fuel-cost adjustment money to help plug city budget hole
• Author John Sandford aims to entertain readers
• Enjoy sunny weather now, because change right around corner
• Editorial: Video by Florida Municipal Electric Association objecting to proposed sale of Vero Beach electric utility to FPL both interesting, hypocritical
• John Boyles: Florida must not emulate Texas accountability plan for universities
• Donald L. Gilleland: Social Security program is not a ponzi scheme; program needs to be fixed, not demonized
• Letter: We need policies that reward job creation on these shores, not others
• South Fork begins interviews for new athletic director
• Editorial: Ocean Research and Conservation Association soliciting donors to continue Kilroy monitoring of Indian River Lagoon
• Mike Graham: Coggin keeps eye on VB football success with pride
• Martin County Preservation Month kicks off with open house showing restoration effort of Sewall House
• E.W. Scripps acquires television station group owned by McGraw-Hill Broadcasting.
• St. Lucie's Community Transit resumes lunchtime routes
• Mad Potters Association exhibits ceramic artwork Oct. 14 at Indian River County Courthouse
• Look at possible impact of electric utility sale is on Vero Beach Council agenda
• Anthony Westbury: Move on, but clean up the past, too
• Russ Lemmon: Everybody knows what this color symbolizes
• 1 northbound I-95 lane blocked near Fellsmere after three-vehicle crash
• Should C-44 water be fed through Hobe Grove development into Loxahatchee River?
• Eve Samples: With DCA gone, residents are now vital watchdogs for growth
• TV falls on, kills 2-year-old in Port St. Lucie
• Pieces falling into place for manufacturing of Piper Altaire in Vero Beach
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Oct. 3, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Oct. 3, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Oct. 3, 2011
• Que Pasa, updated Oct. 3
• Historic Preservation Month Events 2011
• Treasure Coast Executive Planner, updated Oct. 3
• Priscilla: Humane Society pet of the week
• Cheyanne: Humane Society pet of the week
• Boys & Girls Clubs participates in United Way's Annual Day of Caring
• Celebrate 'Family Jamboree Day' on Oct. 8
• Gas prices drop 8 cents over past week
• 'Brain gyms' work out mind and body
• Lanes now clear after I95 accident in Palm Beach Gardens
• Jensen Beach man ends argument with shotgun blast
• Port St. Lucie High School Band schedules car-wash fundraiser
• Can't beat the weather - or the fishing
• Successful Steak & Stake brings in more than $28,000
• Adriana Rodriguez receives Spanish American Club scholarship
• Morningside Library announces October genealogy classes
• Fort Pierce Library announces October movies
• Group wants leaf blowers to leave Palm Beach Co.
• Celebrity Art Auction Raises Nearly $6,000 for Molly’s House
• Week starts sunny, dry; ends with chance of rain for Treasure Coast
• PHOTOS: Treasure Coast Week in Pictures
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Oct. 2
• Hobe Sound woman found OK
• Indian River County Adult Education offering Investing Fundamentals course
• Things to know in St. Lucie County: Oct. 3
• Things to know in Martin County this week: Oct. 3
• Things to know in Indian River County: Oct. 3
• Everyone's a winner at Special Olympics State Aquatics Championships
• Monday chat: Wildfire mitigation specialists offers tips for preventing fires
• Citrus land continues to disappear on the Treasure Coast
• Deputies charge Vero Beach man with Saturday night shootings
• North Palm Beach County events calendar: October 2
• Superintendent search series starts
• Soccer is still a big kick
• Carol Saunders: Maltz Theatre Guild presents The Glenn Miller Orchestra Oct. 9
• San Francisco transplant working on new heart program at St. Mary's
• Editorial: County should look elsewhere for dune renourishment money
• Chalk talk: JHS Agriscience plans plant sale
• Letter to the editor: Jupiter Alligator catch story offensive
• Ramona Nelson: Indian River County Housing Authority management agent responsible
• Editorial: Indian River Land Trust scores another success with recent purchase on Indian River Lagoon
• Editorial: Port St. Lucie must keep Crosstown Parkway bridge construction at location favored by city officials
• Editorial: With 'do-over' on the horizon, Martin County commissioners should approve job creation toolkit
• 'Canes start slowly, then romp over Bethune-Cookman
• Napoli's big hit lifts Rangers over Rays
• Bills' McIntrye happy to be a misfit
• Dolphins looking for confidence, chemistry
• About 5,000 attend PSL's annual two-day Oktoberfest
• Indian River Fire Girls' pink fire truck draws attention to breast cancer
• Visitors get glimpse of Bahamian culture at festival Saturday
• Remember when: Veteran recalls World War II events
• Oyster beds thriving in St. Lucie and Loxahatchee estuaries
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Oct. 2
• Anthony Westbury: Veterans keep waiting for their just rewards
• Russ Lemmon: What do collard greens, stoplights and sidewalks have in common?
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Oct. 2
• Martin County government meetings: Oct. 2
• Indian River government meetings: Oct. 2
• Michael Goforth: Team assembled for Florida Inland Port off to good start with St. Lucie County commissioners and public
• Indian River County courthouse news: Oct. 2
• Bad wiring blamed for Friday fire in Vero Beach
• Thumb up: Van Duzer Foundation encouraging high school students to donate blood during 'Be a Hero Day'
• Thumb up: Smithsonian scientists taking seriously the discovery of a fossilized bone found in Vero Beach
• Thumb up: Training complex at Indian River State College fitting site for national firefighter competition
• Letter: Don't move Fort Pierce Farmers' Market
• Letter: I'm sick of banks' charging high fees when our tax dollars bailed them out
• Bea Gardner: Vote no on referendum that would give Vero Beach City Council option of leasing power plant land to FPL
• Bob Minsky: Why aren't St. Lucie County residents demanding educational excellence?
• Robin G. Pechter: Science projects, fairs offer incredible opportunities for students in Indian River County, elsewhere
• Leon Abood: River Kidz event to promote preservation of St. Lucie River a huge success; there's a message for parents.
• Letter: Ordinary people became the heroes of Flight 93 on 9/11
• Thumb up: Wanted: Parking enforcement specialists in Martin County
• Thumb up: Florida Department of Children and Families taking steps to help ensure safety of children in foster care
• Joette Lorion Rice: Historic Preservation Month to celebrate Martin County's unique heritage
• Ed Killer: Unstoppable sand shift creates South Beach controversy
• Westwood's Khalil Mack is now University of Buffalo's sack master
• South Fork backs take off vs. Jensen Beach
• Vero Beach roars back to knock off Fort Pierce Central
• Vero Beach-Fort Pierce Central notebook: Both teams deliver hard hits, big plays
• Golf Roundup: Jones reaches final stage of LPGA Q-School
• Outreach, gifts from strangers comfort Stuart couple who lost Navy SEAL son
• Changes in boating, gun and sexting regulations among new Florida laws taking effect this weekend
• Florida recession unlikely through early 2012, according to Fed index
• St. Lucie Soroptimists seek applicants for recognition program
• Martin County officials and citizens share their concerns with state delegation
• Treasure Coast Health Care Heroes honored at Port St. Lucie luncheon
• LIVE area high school football SCOREBOARD
• HUD report should allay concerns about corruption in Fort Pierce programs, officials say
• Stuart/Martin Chamber seeking vendors for Holiday Trade Show
• Bob McPartlan running for Sebastian City Council seat
• FDOT to hold public hearing Monday in Fort Pierce on Treasure Coast projects
• Developer wants Martin urban services district expanded to include Harmony project
• Taste of Vero set for Oct. 12 on Ocean Drive
• Engine malfunction causes Wednesday's Sebastian crash
• Structure fire temporarily closes 4th Street in Indian River County
• Halloween, fall events on the Treasure Coast
• Nonprofits invited to recruit at Volunteer Fair Oct. 28 in Fort Pierce
• Reunions, Oct. 2
• UF update: Master gardeners to honor DeSantis at plant sale Oct. 8
• Chili's teams up with Humane Society for fundraiser
• Digest: Parent conferences went off well and ran very smoothly
• Digest: Spirit Day is Oct. 7.
• Flag football scores announced
• Digest: Monday there will be a PTSA sponsored “Star Wars” event
• Digest: Oct. 7 is First Friday of the month with a prayer service...
• Digest: PSAT Testing will be on Oct. 12.
• Character Counts! Student of the Week: Shawn Murphy
• Fort Pierce man charged with stealing Palm Beach County Fire Rescue equipment | Video
• Digest: Congratulations to Varun Lakshmanan and Jeremy Ortman!
• Digest: We appreciate those who came out and supported the Eighth Grade
• Digest: First-graders at PSE will have vision testing on Oct. 4
• Digest: Oct. 6 Lockdown Practice
• Digest: We are 100% adopted!
• Digest: Volleyball and Soccer games against Anderson Middle School will be played Oct. 3
• Digest: We would like to thank BJ’s Wholesale
• Youth football scores released for September
• Digest: This month JCHS will be selling fresh holiday evergreens
• Vero Beach won't pay $35,000 fee after electric association slams FPL deal
• Digest: Girl’s soccer conditioning will be Oct. 3 - 7
• Molly’s House Welcomes Ouellette and Priest to Board of Directors
• Fort Pierce-FPUA agreement unlikely to result in higher bills
• Vero Beach man charged with attempted murder of fellow inmate
• Skate City in Port St. Lucie closed permanently
• Fort Pierce city manager apologizes; commissioner still wants vote of no confidence
• Connected 4 Kids Coalition holding literacy workshops in Indian River County
• State officials investigating how millions of honey bees were killed in Micco
• St. Lucie HR Association announces Best Place to Work award winners
• State's CFO discusses pressing financial issues at Indian River Tea Party luncheon
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Sept. 29, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Sept. 29, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 29, 2011
• Safe Harbor's Pets of the Week
• Digest: Important events happening this week
• Digest: The fourth grade presented the tale of Annie Oakster
• Digest: Chorus Fundraiser begins Oct. 3 and ends Oct. 18.
• Digest: Second-graders concluded their study of Joseph in Genesis
• Digest: We would like to congratulate all of our students that participated in the Spelling Bee
• Digest: Support Anderson Middle School’s soccer and volleyball teams this week.
• Digest: Sophomores take the PSAT at no cost Oct. 12.
• You probably weren't imagining that flash in the Treasure Coast sky earlier this week | Poll
• Beaches Relay for Life kick-off party scheduled for Oct. 12
• Gov. Scott changes arithmetic on jobs-creation pledge
• Training like a sprinter develops shapely legs
• Celebrate autumn at bingo luncheon Oct. 21
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Sept. 29
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated Sept. 29
• Gardening Calendar, Updated Sept. 29
• Choral Society to offer music reading workshop
• Treasure Coast Dated Meetings, Updated Sept. 29
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Sept. 29
• Fla. Supreme Court asked to rule on drug-law challenges that could affect thousands of cases
• Palm Bay company to hire 100 more
• Hillary Copsey: Friends of the St. Lucie County Library Association go extra mile to get big name for fundraiser
• Smartphones, iPads and other devices inching into Treasure Coast schools
• Slightly cooler weather to make for great weekend outdoors
• Tony Smith Joins Rosalind's Uptown Fitness in Sewall's Point
• Nathaniel Reed: Though he could be 'brash, rude, domineering,' former Florida Gov. Claude Kirk transformed state into one that cared about environment
• Letter: Can't control your anger? Maybe you need new reading material
• Letter: Rude behavior by driver hurts his business
• Letter: Banks fees to pay bonuses to bank employees?
• Business and Education Set Future for School Career Academies
• Molly’s House Thanks Donors at 15th Anniversary Celebration
• Vero Beach jury will deliberate Friday in trial of man accused of killing retiree with concrete block
• Port Salerno roads closing Saturday for festival
• Sebastian residents give Indian River's legislative delegation an earful about FIND's dredging plans
• Martin County seeking applications for Treasure Coast Health Council vacancy
• Historic Preservation Month events, interest growing in Martin County
• Looking for good homes for good plants
• Russ Lemmon: Church's 'human assembly line' truly an impressive sight
• St. Lucie County holding redistricting meeting Oct. 11
• Business groups woo investors at Research Coast Summit in Vero Beach
• Former Vero Beach teacher to serve time for drug deal
• Anthony Westbury: Market story keeps changing
• Former Vero Beach postmaster dies at 89
• Martin County Library System now offers e-books
• The Learning Alliance summer programs are a big success
• Parenting Special Needs Magazine celebrates its third anniversary of supporting the special needs community
• Cameron Shepler wins Art Fest Poster Contest
• Operation S.A.F.E. Neighborhoods
• St. Anastasia Catholic School students participate in Pinwheels for "Whirled" Peace
• Octoberfest tennis at Riverside Racquet Complex
• Set sail for the Treasure Coast Bridal Expo
• Paul Dosal, Ph.D. to speak on Florida’s Hispanic Heritage
• Senior Resource Association to host Annual Activities Fair
• Register now for fall dog training classes
• Help fill local food pantries Oct. 29
• Treasure Coast Reunions, Updated Sept.28
• Art Happenings Updated Sept. 28
• Museums: Updated Sept. 28
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Sept. 28
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated Sept. 28
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Sept. 28
• DeVirgilio to run again for Sebastian council, cites spending concerns
• Couple fills hearts, stomachs with services at Jensen Beach park
• Reader callout: Did you see flash in the sky on Saturday?
• Shelley Owens: The Tin Fish in Port St. Lucie under new ownership
• Jim Mayfield: Paint a ceramic sea turtle and learn about real ones at Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge
• Jennifer M. Trefelner: James Hutchinson featured artist at Backus Museum and Gallery, other upcoming events
• Willi Miller: October full of music, theater, and dancing events in Indian River County
• Rains diminish; lows forecast to hit 60s by end of weekend
• Mr. Vine Ripe Produce Market opens in Vero Beach
• Letter: Proper etiquette for eating soup was not mentioned
• Florida Inland Navigation District approves budget, steady tax rate
• Budget cut proposals could mean layoffs, decreased services in Fort Pierce
• Facebook exchange sparks Jensen Beach confrontation, 3 arrests, authorities say
• Former New York City firefighter physically, emotionally rescues John's Island resident
• Miss Florida visits Martin County to promote conservation efforts
• Martin Commission issues request for proposal to lease broadband network
• Martin County Girl Scouts, House of Hope team up for food drive
• Electrical work to force lane closures in Stuart
• In other Martin County Commission business
• Martin County approves $329 million budget for 2012
• Trial begins for robber accused of killing Vero Beach retiree with concrete block
• Jupiter Pointe Paddling grand opening!
• Customs facility planned to open in fall 2013 at Stuart's Witham Field
• Partner Jaime A. Quick named to Palm Beach County Bar Judicial Relations Committee & Professionalism Committee
• Bella Group, Inc. engaged by Malca & Jacobs, P.A.
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Sept. 27, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 27, 2011
• Florida Inland Port introduces high-powered team to St. Lucie officials
• Jupiter High School's Spanish Competition Team initiates fundraising
• TreasureFest at Children’s Museum draws record crowd
• Leigh Jewelers launches new expanded website
• Crash on I-95 in St. Lucie knocks over concrete pole, hurts two
• Indian River Community Calendar, updated Sept. 27
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated Sept. 27
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, updated Sept. 27
• High school Youth Exchange scholarship applicants sought by Rotary
• Future of Palm Beaches Marathon in doubt after deal with SunFest falls apart
• Economists: Foreclosure backlog may delay housing price 'bottom' until 2013
• Traveling pediatric clinic gives 3,000 St. Lucie kids free dental care
• Palm City teen recycles computers, gives to those who have none
• Restaurant Critic Review: Food and setting spectacular at Citrus Grillhouse in Vero Beach
• "Cooking Lady" touts benefits of vegan dining at Treasure Coast seminars
• Season’s first cool down on way after today's rains, drier air during rest of week
• Letter: Improve America's economy by bolstering, encouraging small business
• Letter: Christian atheist is equivalent to being Jewish Muslim
• Letter: Non-belief in God is not bad, just uninformed
• Editorial: New wildlife refuge and conservation area north of Lake Okeechobee may be great idea, but what are state's priorities?
• Carol Weissert: Lowering property taxes in Florida comes with a price
• Eric Draper: Continued investment in water infrastructure necessary for Florida's future
• PrepZone Picks: Week 5
• Terri Pettengill Wins Molly’s House Quilt Raffle
• Stuart Commission finalizes unchanged tax rate
• Rudge takes ongoing Stuart property case to federal court
• Stabilization work begins on Bird Island off Sewall's Point
• Legislative Delegation proposal from Indian River would put more detail into taxpayers' TRIM notices
• Russ Lemmon: Church's sermons on homosexuality get delayed public response
• Dance class helps people with Parkinson's disease
• Florida author Carl Hiaasen to speak at library dinner on Oct. 27
• Martin County seeking consensus on funding to dredge St. Lucie Inlet in the future
• Anthony Westbury: Market vendors up in arms about forced move
• Martin County felony arrests: Sept. 26, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Sept. 26, 2011
• Tequesta Terrace residents enjoy Senior Prom
• New Mexican restaurant opens in Fort Pierce
• Carl Hiaasen keynote for Friends of the St. Lucie County Library Association dinner Oct. 27
• St. Lucie School District, former Fort Pierce teacher sued for alleged molestation
• Two seek seat on financially troubled Indian County River Housing Authority board
• Cold Stone Creamery locations in Martin and Palm Beach counties to host "World's Largest Ice Cream Social"
• Halpatiokee Chapter DAR participates in 9/11 ceremony
• Florida Oceanographic announces photography contest winners
• The Lakes at Pointe West honors USO Dinner Dance
• Football celebrity Lee Corso will motivate and entertain at dinner
• Three-vehicle rollover crash hurts two on I-95 in St. Lucie County
• The Salvation Army kicks off Red Kettle Sponsorship Campaign
• Vero Beach police capture alligator under car at Piper Aircraft parking lot
• Boy & Girls Clubs of Indian River County receive $10,000
• RCT readies for annual haunted houses
• Sebastian Karate Fitness & Self-Defense Center opens at new location
• Local church partners to bring food to families in need
• Gas prices still dropping as economies lag, production rises
• Take Spanish at the Adult and Community Education School
• Teen thrown from SUV then hit by two cars in I-95 crash in St. Lucie
• St. Lucie suing to get back $147,000 sent to New York firm for promise of 225 jobs
• Vero Beach resident working on fourth Christian book
• Thunderstorms likely today, with rainy weather expected until midweek
• Marshall Frank: Even among tough guy cops, it's OK to say, "I love you."
• Editorial: Florida must do a far better job of protecting residents living in state-licensed assisted living facilities
• Letter: Tragedies should have prominence in front section of paper
• Letter: Raised debt limit so Obama could have new bus?
• SandyPines Donates Molly’s Wish List Items to Molly’s House
• W.H.O. Foundation Awards $20,000 Volunteer Service Grant to Molly’s House
• Expect rain at least through Tuesday on the Treasure Coast
• Deputies: Port St. Lucie mom hid drugs, syringes under baby's dress
• Baby sea turtles fight to beat the odds
• Flashing headlights to signal officers are ahead could put you on wrong side of law
• Many Treasure Coast legislators say governor right to question federal jobs money
• Indian River Tea Party holding forum Sept. 27 for Vero Beach candidates
• Indian River Adult Education offering career guidance to GED students, graduates
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Sept. 26
• FAU has big plans for increasing research opportunities, online courses for students
• Palm City woman oversees FAU's Treasure Coast, Jupiter campuses
• PHOTOS: Today's images from around the globe
• Things you need to know in Martin County: Sept. 25
• Things to know in St. Lucie County: Sept. 25
• Things to know in Indian River County: Sept. 25
• PSL man dies on I-95 in Martin County
• Laurence Reisman: Slaying of Indian River County Sheriff's Deputy Richard Raczkoski by William Reaves still haunts 25 years later
• New Books: Sandra Brown delivers fast-paced thriller
• New Books: Director John Huston's rascal side revealed in insightful biography
• Editorial: It had to be said: Let's talk need
• Rich Campbell: Want to re-elect Martin County Schools Superintendent Nancy Kline in 2012? Bully for you!
• Timothy Benson: Democrats should start addressing Republicans with a modicum of civility
• Letter: St. Lucie Fire District taxes continue to rise
• Letter: Kelley's idea of Industrial Innovative Council could get country moving
• Editorial: Taxpayers in Indian River County should be told what they got for their money spent on conference in Orlando
• Editorial: Planned Parenthood opponents can claim only partial victory in Children's Services Council ending relationship
• Editorial: Two legislative priorities on Martin County Commission's list — economic development, inlet dredging — merit special attention from state, federal officials
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. William Buschmann
• Treasure Coast births, updated Sept. 23, 2011
• 100th Birthday: Roland Atkinson
• Dredging barge sinks in Loxahatchee River, but no spillage occurs
• Jupiter police have Facebook, Twitter
• Carol Saunders: 'Rock The Light' concert is a "Rock & Roll Revival" at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse
• Guest columnist: Cato's Bridge Beach comments need clarification
• Letter to the editor: Natural area needs preserving
• Smithsonian scientists take samples from possible 'Vero Man' fossil
• Manatee Observation and Education Center launching lionfish education campaign
• Micco subdivision residents share $12.9 million in Lotto winnings
• Decadent desserts on the menu at Indian River Mall
• Anthony Westbury: Waiting for new bridge is a lifetime commitment
• More than 350 volunteer during Indian River United Way's annual Day of Caring
• St. Lucie agricultural agent wins national, state honors
• Transportation officials studying additional I-95 lanes from Fort Pierce to Palm City
• Russ Lemmon: For second time, Mrs. B's closing its doors
• Veterans spotlight: Marine had narrow escape in Korea
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Sept. 25
• Indian River County courthouse news: Sept. 25
• Indian River County government meetings: Sept. 24
• Treasure Coast Road Report: Sept. 24-29
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Sept. 24
• How your lawmakers voted for the week ending Sept. 23
• Martin County government meetings: Sept. 24
• Michael Goforth: St. Lucie County schools changing course to become better at what they should be doing
• Richard Silvestri: Too bad Treasure Coast global warming presentation draws only eight people
• Pat Martin: Developers sound sincere about plans for south Martin County, but questions abound
• Glenn Heran: Seeing red in the socialists' efforts to continue to allow Vero Beach to provide power to the proletariat
• Lynne Larkin: Watch for mud, elephant dung in electric debate
• Letter: Oh, goody, a new TV season; on second thought, I'll pass
• Thumb down: Repeal of law banning cohabitation by unmarried couples may not be a slam dunk in Florida Legislature
• Thumb up: Legislative task force generates ideas to cut spending by $3 billion over four years
• Thumb up: Federal judge rejects challenge to Fair Districts amendments
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: New mission statement will guide taxpayers association's efforts to educate, inform county residents
• Eric Claire: Lack of want leads to less-educated generation
• Madden and Miller trigger Vero Beach's offensive explosion
• Jensen Beach 27, Fort Pierce Westwood 17: Trailing 14-0, Falcons crank up offense
• John Carroll 29, Orangewood Christian 28: Evan Percoco's field goal with :04 remaining lifts Golden Rams
• Versatility paying off for Seminoles' Stork
• Ed Killer: Hillbilly Handfishin' wouldn't be smart here at all
• 4th Grade Student from Palm City Elementary Wins 2011 Lillian A. Dassori Elementary Spelling Bee
• 2011 Special Olympics Golf National Invitational: Former gold medalist Braxton enjoys another golden day
• Fort Pierce boat joining Cuba-to-Florida swim
• American Heritage (Plantation) 40, Martin County 0: 6 turnovers doom Tigers
• Sebastian River 34, Okeechobee 14: Finnegan runs for 192 yards in Sharks' 1st win
• Gifted thinkers, inquisitive audience interact at TEDx conference in Hobe Sound
• Barbecue, sale Sunday in Stuart
• Man sentenced to death in Indian River County deputy's 1986 killing granted new trial
• Negron plans town to address Beau Rivage switching counties
• Martin Little League's former chief umpire gets probation for stealing from concession stands
• Highway dedicated to slain Indian River County Sheriff's deputy
• LIVE area high school football SCOREBOARD
• Patient demand prompts opening of Port St. Lucie wound center
• Three arrested in plot to steal, sell Martin County sheriff's bicycle
• Lincoln Park Community Center closed for renovations
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Sept. 23
• Alwin Tumblin of Fort Pierce gets two life sentences for murder, robbery
• Treasure Coast Club Calendar, updated Sept. 23
• Treasure Coast Music Calendar, updated Sept. 23
• Treasure Coast Arts and Entertainment Calendar, updated Sept. 23
• Teen missing since Wednesday sought by Jupiter Police
• Martin County felony arrests: Sept. 23, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Sept. 23, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 23, 2011
• Lowe sentenced to death for second time in Sebastian murder
• Red Cross teams with Redi Nurse to recruit health care volunteers
• Science Review Committees insures student safety
• 'The 800-mile Wall' to be shown as part of Social Justice Film Series
• Autumn in the Park begins Oct. 1
• What has Treasure Coast gotten for millions used to attract Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies?
• Good chance of rain today and more is on the way; Ophelia weakens
• Letter: Stirring 9/11 photo says it all about lives, innocence lost
• Editorial: Florida Legislature needs to revisit new law requiring local governments to rescind firearms regulations
• David Guest: Don't let polluters write clean-water rules
• Andrea Samson: Proposed water-quality standards will put already burdened households in poverty in even more trouble
• Letter: Know what you are getting with corrective eye surgery
• Letter: Republicans appear oblivious to what news pages say
• Letter: Let's take close look at St. Lucie County Jail's payroll
• Letter: This PSL intersection is Twilight Zone for zoned-out drivers
• Letter: Emergency care? Sowell's slam on government-run systems stretches credulity
• Letter: Apathy is your ticket to higher taxes, fees, Port St. Lucie
• Letter: Republicans are the party of no, won't and ruin
• Letter: President's speech shows why he should not be commander in chief
• Letter: Disappointed at how Casey Anthony murder trial played out
• Ray McNulty: Marlins leaving Sun Life Stadium without a backward glance
• Indian River Shores Council approves tax rate increase and new budget
• Feuding Vero Beach men will try to work out differences on TV show
• Call for entries to Backus Museum juried art show in Fort Pierce
• New charity provides free surgeries for Treasure Coast's poor
• Stuart's South Fork High students participate in NASA webcast promoting clean water
• Roadway dedication ceremony Friday for slain Indian River County Sheriff's deputy
• Indian River jury expected to begin deciding convicted murderer's fate on Friday
• Rock The Light Concert fundraiser set for Nov. 19 at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum
• River Kidz Art Awards-Make you think!
• Palm City Orators John Hockey elected as president and Thomas Plant as vice president of membership
• Free iPad app features Indian River Lagoon's Winter the dolphin, educates on marine animal conservation
• Plant expert Gene Joyner visits TRBG
• Best Management Practices class graduates
• Elaine McKelvey in the Martin County Master Gardener Spotlight
• Gunman robs woman with baby in McDonald's lot in Fort Pierce
• Jupiter Farms woman charged with stealing $25,000 from mother to pay drug dealer
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 22, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Sept. 22, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Sept. 22, 2011
• Poll: Floridians not crazy about Scott but love his welfare drug-testing law
• Indian River Land Trust buys 185 acres on west side of lagoon for preservation
• Sebastian residents question dredging project, seek changes to state law
• Crash blocks left NB lane of I-95 at Hobe Sound, troopers say
• Black Diamonds host luncheon at Gator Trace
• Martin County income in decline since 2007, Census report says
• CASTLE announces plans for 15th annual Holiday Magic
• Report: Wages drop, families living below poverty spikes in St. Lucie County
• More Indian River residents living below poverty level, Census report says
• Hillary Copsey: We've tallied your favorite comics and have other reader requests
• Rainy days are here while Ophelia churns in the Atlantic | Videos
• 3 Indian River locations offer free admission Sat. for Smithsonian's Museum Day
• James L. Fisher: History doesn't repeat itself? Just watch — and learn from the past to avoid making same mistakes
• Ron Edwards: High school seniors have major obligations this year
• Oak popular for floors, furnishings and endless possibilities
• Letter: On 9/11 we lost a lot of our freedoms
• Letter: CeeCee Ross soothed me in distress, as she surely did others on United Flight 93
• Letter: Lawyers, American Bar Association at root of many of country's ills
• Letter: Hurricane remembrance: Why you should not eat larger barracuda
• Fort Pierce man, 65, wins $10 million in Florida Lottery
• Martin schools give preliminary OK to allowing wireless devices before, after school
• Some officials in Indian River County who set tax rates will see their bills drop
• Sebastian cook looking for votes to make Pillsbury Bake-Off finals
• Slain clerk's daughters testify in Indian River murder resentencing case
• Three stages, 20 bands at Vero Beach's music fest this weekend at fairgrounds
• What a Weekend: St. Lucie County Events: Sept. 22-25
• What a Weekend: Indian River County Events: Sept. 22-25
• What a Weekend: Martin County Events: Sept. 22-25
• Russ Lemmon: Upon further review, paying $5 to park at football games not a sign apocalypse is near
• Port St. Lucie teen with cancer experiences his first flight
• Eve Samples: $43.76 million land deal raises the stakes for Hobe Grove
• David Lawrence, a child advocate, will speak on 'For the Love of Children'
• Anthony Westbury: Fort Pierce, FPUA need to talk more, build trust
• Storm Grove students put hearts into International Day of Peace celebration in Indian River County
• Public invited to deploy oyster bags in the St. Lucie River on Sept. 24
• Safe Harbor's Pets of the Week
• Vero Beach police seeking information regarding two dozen stolen kayaks
• What women and children can do to avoid assaults-Part 1
• Martin Memorial to open new wound center location in St. Lucie West on Oct. 3
• Calling all local photographers to participate in worldwide 'Photo Walk'
• Kashi to host Structural Yoga Therapy Workshop
• Quilted Giraffe restaurant in Vero Beach sold to Fort Pierce Napoli Pizza Restaurant owner
• St. Edward's alumni to gather on Oct. 22
• Character Counts! Student of the Week: Nijae Willis
• Grant of $360,000 goes to Torrey Pines in Port St. Lucie for lung cancer fight
• Buying land now will save millions on bridge in Indiantown, engineers say
• Martin booklet lists recipes, fish less likely to have mercury risk
• Shelley Owens: Lonestar Night Club is reopening Sept. 30 in Stuart Lanes
• Jim Mayfield: Maybe there's no chill in the air, but Downtown Stuart Craft Festival means autumn's arrived
• Willi Miller: Cornucopia of entertainment in time for fall
• Jennifer Trefelner: A special kind of art from very special people
• Port St. Lucie attorney Fowler speaks on long-term care planning
• Tropical Storm Ophelia unlikely a threat; some showers expected | Videos
• New Vision Surgical Center in Vero Beach receives AAAHC accreditation
• Letter: Why are top Florida teams shown on such an obscure TV channel?
• Fay Vincent: President Barack Obama's plan to 'tax' rich might have unintended consequences that will hurt some of nation's needy
• Editorial: Now that Sunshine Law suit has been settled, it's fair to ask if Martin County officials learned key lessons
• Editorial: Financial history of Indian River County shooting range is cautionary tale for county officials, taxpayers
• Cleaning up Carlin, DuBois and Blowing Rocks Preserve
• Fort Pierce residents will see power cost increase in October
• Martin County School Board meeting washed away by water line break
• Fountain at Martin Luther King Jr./Dreamland Park in Fort Pierce reopens
• Former art dealer from Vero Beach returning to California to face fraud charges
• Lowe's 1990 police interview presented to resentencing jury in Indian River murder case | Video
• Prescribed burn planned Wednesday for Micco Scrub Sanctuary
• Everyone wins at Treasure Coast quarter auctions
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 20, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Sept. 20, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Sept. 20, 2011
• Entry forms due Sept. 30 for McKee Botanical Gardens' scarecrows exhibit in Vero Beach
• Limestone Creek Cougars clean up Jupiter Beach
• Port St. Lucie student charged with bringing weapons to school
• Rooney pitches his jobs plan during meeting with Martin chambers of commerce
• Blessing of the Animals at St. Luke's on Sunday, Oct. 2
• St. Lucie Commission approves extension for A.E. Backus Gallery improvements
• Susan Adams seeking third Fellsmere council term
• Nominations are in for area philanthropists
• MLK/Dreamland Park interactive fountain back to normal operations
• Report: Martin County Schools chief Nancy Kline broke district policies
• Ex-owner of Port St. Lucie auto shop charged with not paying $58,000 in taxes
• 'Toughest 2 minutes in sports' comes to Fort Pierce with national firefighter competition
• Larry T. Hall joins Seacoast National Bank
• Stuart church ads a third more space, food pantry, safe space for kids
• Florida Baptist Retirement Center celebrates its Golden Anniversary
• Enjoy an authentic German dinner at fundraiser event
• Restaurant Critic Review: Flip-flops allowed at Vero's kistchy, casual Fishack
• Chilled soups are perfect Treasure Coast fall fare
• Week becomes muggier, rain chance on rise, tropical wave develops | Video
• Martin Fire Rescue helicopter makes emergency landing in Hobe Sound while transporting stab victim | Video
• Letter: Getting to know GOP front-runner Perry should frighten even tea party
• Letter: Learning to 'build peace' on the home front, world front
• Letter: Sickening to see GOP candidates bow to Coliseum-style tea party throng
• Letter: Animal hospital wants return of beloved cat Gateway's ashes
• Letter: Name-calling is last resort for Dems and their media friends
• Editorial: Decision to bring 'America's Most Wanted' back to TV is a victory for public and host John Walsh
• Tom Rooney: Stimulus II not the answer, but we can find common ground
• Letter: Turn on porch lights for benefit of little ones headed to bus stops
• Letter: On water treatment, taxes, some false assumptions
• Letter: Our travails have shaped us into a stronger nation
• United Way of Martin County News - September 16, 2011
• Port St. Lucie council approves 10-member districting commission to redraw boundaries
• Eve Samples: Are neighbor's video cameras a sign of 'the death of privacy in America'?
• Neighbor recalls rescuing child from burning Port St. Lucie house; murder, arson, suicide 'out of character' for man, 78 | Video
• PrepZone Picks: Week 4
• Hearing to give Port St. Lucie residents opportunity to provide input into Crosstown Parkway location
• Florida Humanities Council holds quarterly board meeting in Fort Pierce
• Seacoast National Bank sponsors Palm City charity golf tournament
• Russ Lemmon: Elderly father credits governor for 'taking action' in daughter's psychiatric case
• Holiday Magic fundraiser set for Nov. 19 in Fort Pierce
• Great plans for Great Chef Adventure
• Anthony Westbury: Red tape can be very sticky wherever you are
• Rogers files for Martin County school board seat
• Business women meet to learn how to grow their businesses
• Women say man they met online attacked them in Indian River County woods
• Hobe Grove development announces partnership with Coventry Development Corporation
• Water line discovery delays road work in Rio
• Tyler Hadley's Facebook invitation, other evidence released by State Attorney's Office in Port St. Lucie case | Photo galleries, documents
• New Vision Surgical Center achieves AAAHC accreditation
• Colourworks Salon in Stuart Centre North will host 2nd Annual Cut-a-Thon to Benefit Pink Tie Friends on Sunday, Oct. 16 at 10 a.m.
• Democratic Club welcomes Sheriff Mascara
• Annual Patronal Festival scheduled for Oct. 2
• St. Lucie Children's Services Council marks 20 years of investing in kids, families
• Nikko Munao wins Master Battle
• PAL boxers help Wood Stork Park
• PAL Youth Directors help at tree giveaway
• Today's temperatures more moderate than usual, but change in store
• Letter: Those in power have convinced Americans their way of life is threatened
• Christina Southern: No, Pat Robertson, it's not OK to divorce spouse with Alzheimer's
• Editorial: High percentage of children who are 'food insecure' should cause Treasure Coast residents to lose sleep at night -- and spur us to action
• Letter: Programs I've invested in are benefits, not entitlements
• Letter: Obama's brainless 'jobs' proposals won't right economy
• Letter: Obama's lackluster speech on jobs shows he'll be a one-term president
• Letter: Excellent care at Veterans Administration Hospital demonstrates benefits of government-provided health care
• Letter: Health insurance deductible makes no sense
• Letter: If we can't agree on everything, at least we should agree to talk
• Ray McNulty: More of the same for Dolphins | Photo Gallery
• Eclectic Mix at Molly’s Gallery October Opening Reception
• Competition, camaraderie make Special Olympics Invitational special
• NASA event gives Twitter users VIP look at spaceport
• Monday chat: Learning how to stay safe online
• Fast Facts from the 2010 Florida Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Data Report on Martin County
• Fast Facts from the 2010 Florida Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Data Report on Indian River County
• Fast Facts from the 2010 Florida Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Data Report on St. Lucie County
• Report cites high levels of obesity, cholesterol, hypertension in St. Lucie County
• Report cites high levels of obesity, cholesterol, hypertension in Indian River
• Report cites high levels of obesity, cholesterol, hypertension in Martin County
• Florida Atlantic University asks state for $6 million to create Institute for Science and Technology
• Divers to examine safety of sunken ships off Florida's coast
• Remember when: Volunteering after 9/11
• Editorial: Storm-water drainage fee not 'best idea' to fund projects in Martin County
• Laurence Reisman: Do Barack, John and Harry have the guts to meet with me to hammer out debt problem? We'll see ...
• Editorial: Sand replenishment project in Fort Pierce may be better for environment and save taxpayer dollars
• John E. Moore: Attack common enemy: fiscal unsustainability
• Editorial: Lawmakers should do more to reduce unfunded mandates for Indian River County schools
• John M. Carroll Jr.: If you dissect Vero Beach consultants' report, you can see where value of city electric facilities is only about $129 million
• Wedding: Elizabeth Duncan and Adam Ulano
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. John Rose
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Ted Campo
• Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Powell
• Letter: Children's Council deserves praise for not funding Planned Parenthood
• Letter: Complaints about high Port St. Lucie taxes met with blank stares
• Letter: Dionne reflects Kerry-like naiveté on nation's response to 9/11 attacks
• Letter: A 'Doggy Dining' ordinance would benefit pet owner and businesses
• Letter: Top management at Martin Memorial needs to watch money more closely
• Letter: Vero Beach pastor simply relaying what he knows to be biblical truth
• Letter: Those tearing down Christianity won't demoralize Christians like me
• Letter: Common sense editorial rings bell on Vero Beach-Indian River County water-sewer talks
• Letter: Best for postal service, country to put its job up for bids
• Voting in Congress: How your Treasure Coast legislators voted last week
• Indian River County courthouse news: Sept. 18
• Indian River County government meetings: Sept. 18
• Martin County government meetings: Sept. 18
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Sept. 18
• Boa constrictor that escaped in Tequesta has been found, police say
• Volunteers hit Indian River County beaches to remove trash
• Residents argue for, against South Causeway Bridge plan in Fort Pierce
• Port St. Lucie man, 78, kills wife, 21, then himself, police say
• River Kidz raise funds, collect trash at Sewall's Point Park
• FIND agrees to new sediment tests in Intracoastal Waterway in northern Indian River County
• Anthony Westbury: That's the right way to go, Joe
• Eve Samples: Commissioner Hayes is often willing to cut a deal, but he's not sold on Hobe Sound developments yet
• Russ Lemmon: FMEA's video is first salvo in what promises to be bitter election fight
• Michael Goforth: Next weekend, celebrate rescued dolphin and the amazing Indian River Lagoon
• No. 1 Oklahoma at No. 5 FSU has Tallahassee buzzing
• Letter: Cutting Social Security benefits is abuse of investment of our dollars
• Thumb down: Vero Beach set a record with the hottest August since 1940s
• Thumb up: Mobile pantry will take food to Treasure Coast residents through the Treasure Coast Food Bank
• Thumb up: Red Cross 'Vial of Life' program 'amazing success' in St. Lucie County
• Thumb up: Martin County Commission honors military veterans by renaming Indian Street bridge
• Thumb down: Drivers on Florida's Turnpike will have to dig a little deeper to pay tolls next year
• John Young: Geese concerned, talking about global warming; why aren't we?
• Stephen M. Mandell: Education system — private and public — must work together to serve youngsters' hence math event Sept. 22 in Stuart's 10th Street Education Corridor
• John Wind: When do silly, mean Facebook posts cross the line to lead to discipline in school, work, church?
• Ellen Gillette: You might not want to sleep with any of these folks, but GOP debate provides greater insight into whom you want sleeping in White House
• Paul Mucci: No way to measure intangibles teachers bring to classrooms, students
• Letter: With Fish, Lendl and more, Vero connections abound in pro tennis
• Letter: At last, public breaks out of spell teachers unions had over it and our schools
• Letter: Now that 9/11 anniversary has passed, let those of us who live get on with it
• Port St. Lucie tops Jensen Beach for second straight win
• Fort Pierce Central uses big plays to overwhelm Sharks
• Suzanne Eovaldi: Just say 'no' to the Crosstown Bridge over the North Fork in Port St. Lucie
• Ed Killer: Oh, no, Lake O Limbo, "How low can you go?"
• Ed Killer: One Sight's goal - catch a fish, win money, help someone see
• Martin County 35, Eau Gallie 7: Tigers make Commodores pay for mistakes
• Palm City resident's first published book spans continents and decades
• Kilroy is here, ready to do its part for clean water, for ORCA of Fort Pierce
• Indian River County, city officials meeting Monday to discuss beach erosion solutions
• Treasure Coast Road Report: Sept. 16-23
• Vero Beach gearing up response for FAA
• Fort Pierce Manatee Center festival and mural dedication Oct. 8
• Fourth annual Dancing with Vero's Stars set for March 10
• St. Lucie schools superintendent finalist for state honor
• PSL appointing committee to draw new city council district boundaries
• LIVE Friday night high school football Scoreboard
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Now is a good time to spruce up your patio
• Martin's Business Development Board names American Energy Innovations business of the year
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Sept. 16, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 16, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Sept. 16, 2011
• VNA offering no cost blood pressure and blood sugar screenings
• Martin County High performs first flash mob
• Bestselling author Debbie Macomber to speak at library dinner
• Cheerleading Class at Tequesta Rec Center
• Treasure Coast Club Calendar, Updated Sept. 16
• Treasure Coast Music Calendar, Updated Sept. 16
• Treasure Coast Arts and Entertainment Calendar, Updated Sept. 16
• Negron to file bill to move Beau Rivage neighborhood from St. Lucie to Martin County
• On Treasure Coast, 23 statewide groups represent veterans
• Poor economy means Martin veterans groups struggling to help their own
• St. Lucie veterans groups feeling economic crunch
• Indian River veterans groups struggling to help others because of poor economy
• Test flight could bring 2,000 Kennedy Space Center jobs
• Mostly sunny today, but chance of rain, rip currents on weekend | Video
• Letter: We will remember 9/11; how possible for so many to forget?
• Letter: Fellsmere is not the right place for an elephant project
• Letter: A better headline than 'Flash Mob' would have reflected the positive nature of the event
• Letter: Each of us should try to be among those who act for the public benefit
• Letter: Couldn't be worse choice than inflammatory letter about president on 9/11
• Letter: If we raise kids to be self-entitled brats, what should we expect?
• Letter: Outrage fully vented about 9/11 attacks; how about time for some truth?
• Letter: I was sad to see so few flags flying on the 9/11 anniversary
• Letter: Thanks to everyone who helped create the 9/11 memorial at Port St. Lucie Civic Center
• Letter: These things confuse, stupify, beginning with career members of Congress
• Martin County School District Finance Department Earns Certificate of Excellence In Financial Reporting Award
• Molly’s House Celebrates 15th Anniversary
• Sale at Fort Pierce gallery will benefit ailing artist
• First Baptist Jensen Beach begins a new schedule Sept. 18
• Foster parent classes offered in Indian River and St. Lucie counties
• Massachusetts man sentenced to 90 years in jail for Stuart bank robbery, shooting death
• Florida receiving funds to fight unemployment insurance fraud
• Retired N.Y.P.D. detective brings 9/11 events to reality for students
• Indian River jury picked for killer's resentencing trial
• Details emerge in case against PSL businessman accused of trying to hire enforcer
• PHOTOS: Ten striking photos of lightning storms
• Tour bus driver who fatally struck Vero Beach bicyclist won't be charged criminally
• St. Lucie County's Parks staff receives Florida State League commendation
• Patients showing appreciation through new grateful patient program
• On the Move: Stuart attorney Steinfeld awarded high peer review status
• Acosta appointed clinical director of Mental Health Association Walk-In Center in Indian River County
• Stuart man running across America for Wounded Warrior Project
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 15, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Sept. 15, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Sept. 15, 2011
• Celebrate the coastal areas where our rivers meet the sea
• State program to help match parents in Martin, St. Lucie for school carpooling
• Left lane of SB I-95 cleared in Martin County after being blocked by overturned truck
• Removing abandoned boat from Indian River likely will cost taxpayers
• Lanterns light up any season
• Parents of girl, 6, slain in Jupiter Thanksgiving massacre suing accused murderer's parents | Video
• Sunny with small chance of afternoon showers on Treasure Coast
• Hobe Sound-based firm introduces 'Love Bug Solution'
• Hillary Copsey: Veterans have learned not to hesitate, just do something nice
• James L. Fisher: How can you get Congress to consider major reforms that can help the nation reach sustainability?
• Diamond Litty: Tight new rules put juveniles in legal crosshairs
• brown bag urls
• Editorial: Martin County residents still waiting for county staff to post agenda items to website in timely manner
• Editorial: Turmoil within Indian River County Housing Authority raises questions about its effectiveness
• Editorial: Public input may be deciding factor in proposal to redesign South Causeway Bridge in Fort Pierce
• Aycock Funeral Home Donates Molly’s Wish List Goodies to Molly’s House
• Bodybuilder strikes winning pose in Worlds: Vero Beach's Alexandra Johnston took home three titles
• Lonnie Pryor believes in FSU coach Jimbo Fisher
• Shaffer a perfect fit for the Cobras
• Bill Hilbig: Local Special Olympians score a large haul at state golf tournament
• Treasure Coast Golf Calendar: Sept. 15, 2011
• Dolphins bring back cornerback Will Allen
• Ford consolidates Lincoln brand to Fort Pierce location; Stuart switching to Hyundai
• Florida Inland Port lines up backers for county application
• Ford consolidates Lincoln brand to lone Treasure Coast dealer in Fort Pierce; Vero Beach to get different vehicle franchise
• Port St. Lucie man who shot, killed wife critical in Lawnwood hospital
• Russ Lemmon: Once again, Fellsmere makes us do a double-take
• Mustangs Football 2011
• Teen Trendsetters program builds leaders, improves Martin County kids' reading skills
• Former Fort Pierce officer pleads to battery
• Eyal Goldshmid: Make sure home page is a live version when personalizing it
• Untangling the Web: 9gag.com
• Arrest made in year-old case where Palm City woman died
• LifeBuilders golf tournament scheduled Oct. 15 at PGA Village in Port St. Lucie
• Anthony Westbury: Stop the crime before you stop the bus
• What a Weekend: St. Lucie County Events: Sept. 15-18
• Two Miami men with drugs arrested in St. Lucie County
• Grand jury indicts Port St. Lucie teen Tyler Hadley for first-degree murder in parents' deaths
• Roads closed part of Wednesday for Homecoming Parade
• Rep. Snyder recognized with 2011 John and Reve Walsh Award
• Black cat adoption event planned Sept. 17 in Vero Beach
• Madi McGee's in Jensen Beach closes
• Digest: There is a great learning experience happening ...
• Enjoy a sit down Italian dinner with the women's club
• St. Lucie Community Calendar, updated Sept. 14
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated Sept. 14
• Indian River Community Calendar, updated Sept. 14
• Art Happenings, updated Sept. 14
• Free rabies vaccination clinic Sept. 28
• Storm water project in East Stuart designed to prevent flooding
• Indian River taxpayers spend $10,000 to send local leaders to Orlando conference | Poll
• Is it fall yet? No, but thank Irene and Maria for the relief | Video
• Power restored to areas south of Vero Beach after early morning outage
• Shelley Owens: Banks Sport's Bar & Grill opens in the former Bobby McGee's in Stuart
• Dining regularly with family deterrent to bad habits later
• Jim Mayfield: Autumn signals the arrival of the Treasure Coast's arts season
• Willi Miller: Check out upcoming music and sand castle festivals
• Jennifer M. Trefelner: Master gardeners hosting plant sale Oct. 8 in Fort Pierce
• Treasure Coast enjoys moderate, dry weather, but change coming | Video
• Treasure Coast students semifinalists for National Merit Scholarship
• Letter: Feel-good ending of 'Apes' movie not so good
• Letter: One term for all politicians, including the president
• Some Vero Beach property owners may see impact fee refunds
• Martin County settles Sunshine Law suit over Jobs Creation Toolkit
• Martin County School District earns financial reporting award
• Indian River County Commissioner Wesley Davis backs out of for-profit business that assists clients with building permits
• Habitat kicks off Women Build 2012 with Sewall's Point event Oct. 12
• Martin County buying River Cove property for $900,000
• Martin County felony arrests: Sept. 13, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Sept. 13, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 13, 2011
• Amos 'Buck' Taylor, 90, dies; longtime Sewall's Point resident and D-Day hero advised for 'Band of Brothers'
• Indiantown blazes website promotion trail to attract business
• Florida could get $7.52 billion through proposed American Jobs Act, but devil is in the details, Gov. Scott warns
• In other Martin County Commission business
• Candidate training planned by Martin County Supervisor of Elections
• Council on Aging of Martin County to hold open house at Kane Center Oct. 15
• St. Lucie Chamber accepting applications for 2012 leadership class
• Learn to Read in Fort Pierce recognizing volunteers
• Treasure Coast High School dancers to perform on national TV during Orange Bowl halftime
• Children invited to butterfly garden at Hoke Library in Jensen Beach
• Get Out Your Glue Gun and Glitter: Mardi Bra Decorating Event on Oct. 6
• Fort Pierce's Harbor Branch key in rescue of baby dolphin that's now a movie star
• PAL Rocket Camp ready to blast off
• PAL thanks our city policemen
• Bobby Bowden's 'GMA' announcement is about prostate cancer
• Restaurant Critic Review: Fondues dominate at Vero Beach's Kilted Mermaid
• Nice weather ahead as drier air gives way to rain-free days until Friday
• Saturday's Gospel Explosion in Fort Pierce to feature Grammy-winner Regina Belle
• Letter: No more funds from us to other countries, illegals
• Letter: Those who give voice to the voiceless should be respected, whether paid or not
• Letter: Deductibles, costs, exclusions make minefield of health coverage landscape
• Timothy Benson: No new ideas in President Barack Obama's job speech; no need to waste money on 'stimulus' when first Democratic plan did not work
• Edward White Jr.: President Barack Obama reaches out to Republicans with American Jobs plan; nation must get back to greatness
• Editorial: ZoraFest! celebration fortunate to have had Stetson Kennedy as guest speaker
• Editorial: Despite huge disparity in numbers, city of Vero Beach and Indian River County need to continue working to merge water and sewer systems
• Letter: Obama's detractors are unfair because he lacks experience
• Letter: Allowing dogs to run loose in cemeteries is a kind of desecration
• Letter: Dour media reports aren't just depictions of downturn but reason why it endures
• Letter: Interesting how these 'Obamacare' foes all have their health care covered
• Ray McNulty: Passing fancy, Brady shreds Dolphins' defense for 517 yards, 4 TDs
• Mike Graham: Sour ending or not, St. Lucie Mets had sweet season
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For New Bulldog Bank At South Fork High
• Last Chance to Bid on Celebrity Doodles & Autographed Photos to Benefit Molly’s House
• Russ Lemmon: Pagan's Motorcycle Club draws attention by renting a house on U.S. 1
• Anthony Westbury: Old media still brings results
• Hobe Grove project could begin work in 2013 or 2014
• Port St. Lucie school competes for NFL prize money
• Elephant center permit not given special treatment by St. Johns River Water Management District
• Two Port St. Lucie men plead to renting out houses in foreclosure
• Fort Pierce considers ways to collect more FPUA revenue without rate increases
• Daige returns for another try at winning City Council seat
• Vero Beach selects order of names for Nov. 8 ballot
• Gifford woman being evicted from Hurricane Recovery Program trailer
• Martin County blood donors set county record on Sept. 11
• Odd marriage: CNN and the Tea Party Express
• Motorist killed in Vero Beach accident Sunday identified
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 12, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Sept. 12, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Sept. 12, 2011
• Operation Back Pack at Jerry Thomas Elementary School
• Martin Volunteers announces 2011-12 advisory board
• Clerk Bock announces new hotline to report guardianship fraud in Palm Beach County
• Ms. Wiggles: Humane Society pet of the week
• Cubby: Humane Society pet of the week
• Sandy: Humane Society pet of the week
• Que Pasa Updated Sept. 12
• Treasure Coast Executive Planner, Updated Sept. 12
• St. Lucie County Community Calendar, Updated Sept. 12
• Children roar through new RCT program
• Martin County Community Calendar, Updated Sept. 12
• Indian River County Community Calendar, Updated Sept. 12
• Weak economy translates to more workplace stress for many | Take poll
• Vero man, home invasion victim in his old Fort Pierce neighborhood, returns, has car stolen
• Redfish continuing to feed on the flats
• Morningside Library hosting creative writing seminar on Sept. 22
• Create zentangles in color at the Oxbow on Sept. 17
• MLK/Dreamland Park interactive fountain temporarily closed through Sept. 15
• Jury selection starts today in fate of murderer who had 1991 death sentence overturned
• Firefighters put out fire inside The Gardens mall | Video
• New Books: Vero Beach author publishes volume of free verse
• Scattered showers this afternoon, then likelihood of clearer skies at midweek
• Seacoast National Bank Sponsors School Supply Drive
• Winn-Dixie Raises Nearly $1,000 for Molly’s House at Family Fun Day & BBQ
• Sept. 11: Residents remember 9/11 fallen in services throughout Indian River County
• Sept. 11: St. Lucie County residents remember those who lost their lives on 9/11
• Sept. 11: 9/11 attacks don't dictate lives of many who live in Washington, D.C.
• Names of SEALs killed last month in Afghanistan added to memorial at National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum
• Anthony Westbury: After 10 years, a friend can finally speak about 9/11 loss
• Eve Samples: A reminder of unity on 9/11
• Indian River Adult Education offering digital camera class
• Monday Chat: Heathcote teaching youngsters to grown vegetables
• Things to know in Indian River County: Sept. 12
• Things to know in Martin County this week: Sept. 12
• Things to know in St. Lucie County this week: Sept. 12
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Sept. 12
• Man killed in single vehicle crash in Vero Beach early Sunday
• Sonic presents open mic night Saturdays
• Sept. 11: Port St. Lucie couple find love, joy in tragedy of 9/11
• Carol Saunders: Lighthouse ArtCenter in Tequesta starts new classes
• Editorial: Time for 'Mommy' to remember . . .
• Laurence Reisman: The aftermath of Sept. 11: When you think the biggest story of your life comes to your backyard, but really never was there
• Letter: Can we no longer summon unity felt on 9/11? Let's hope we can
• Letter: Humane Society matching seniors with senior through September
• Letter: Don't let misplaced pride keep you from getting a handicapped card
• Letter: Tea party is average Americans of all stripes worried about too-big government
• Letter: 9/11 started out far away for us, before chilling intimacy at Ground Zero
• Letter: Respiratory disease justifying my handicapped sticker are not visible
• Letter: Photo ID on handicap placard would put dent in parking problem
• Letter: After all these years, FPL bid for Vero Beach power plant still questionable
• Letter: Getting buzzed by ambulance, apparently in jest, left us shaken
• Letter: Time to deal with Muslim extremists, illegal aliens
• Letter: Fly flag on 9/11, and treat it with respect every day
• Editorial: Important work of rebuilding from the ashes of 9/11 continues
• North Loxahatchee Drive to close for two months
• Rich Campbell: Funeral procession for fallen soldier brought 9/11 tragedy close to home
• Treasure Coast Pirate Fest rollicking good fun for young and old alike
• Lowe's employees help keep farm, exotic animals safe at Vero Beach Humane Society
• Sept. 11: Port St. Lucie man helped identify 9/11 victims
• Police suspect murder, suicide attempt with divorcing Port St. Lucie couple
• Eve Samples: Losses lead to unexpected lessons on 9/11
• Anthony Westbury: Ground zero experience scarred PSL man's life forever
• Russ Lemmon: Three snapshots of life taken shortly before the terrorist attacks
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Sept. 11
• Veteran's spotlight: World War II vet lied about age to enlist
• Indian River County courthouse news: Sept. 11
• Indian River County government meetings: Sept. 11
• Martin County government meetings: Sept. 11-17
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Sept. 11-17
• Remember when: Vero Beach in the late 1900s
• Cache Cay home destroyed in early Saturday morning fire
• Michael Goforth: Songs in the aftermath of Sept. 11 gave us a sense of unity in uncertain times
• Soldier salutes local 'cookie ladies'
• 'Back in Black' adoption event will benefit H.A.L.O. Rescue
• Letter: At sorry juncture, our culture has thrown morality out window
• Letter: Party loyalty blinds Rooney' in comments about deficit, Medicare
• Letter: President's threat of no pay was an affront
• Letter: Domestic violence remains an epidemic, but it is preventable
• Letter: Grasping for disaster-aid dollars? Let me suggest low-hanging fruit
• John Pamer: With growth facing Port St. Lucie in the face, has anything good ever come of it?
• Letter: Dog owners allow their carelessness to foul Indian River Lagoon
• Nicki van Vonno: Despite Florida's new growth act, Martin County's comprehensive plan remains intact
• Letter: People who complain about others using handicap parking space should find something better to do
• John M. Carroll Jr.: Is Vero Beach's electric system really worth almost $185 million? Doubt it, according to this professional engineer
• Letter: Volunteer efforts to save endangered bird threatened by littering
• Stephen Faherty: Former city attorney wrong again on selling Vero Beach electric
• Thumb up: National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum shows another side of an American combat hero
• Thumb up: St. Lucie's unique marine science high school given extended life by school board
• Letter: 9/11 anniversary approaches — 10 years of decisions driven by fear
• Martin County Taxpayers Association: Courageous leadership needed at top to reduce spending by Martin County Commission, school district
• Thumb up: Vero Beach named 'Friendliest Small Town' by Florida Monthly magazine
• Thumb up: Runway safety system installed at Witham Field ahead of schedule, under budget
• Thumb up: U.S. Agricultural Deparment provides financial assistance for restoration of Northern Everglades
• Letter: Liberal Democrats follow party line of blaming others
• Stuart mayor unopposed; 2 to compete for Group IV commission seat
• Animal-rights group want public hearing on proposed elephant center in Fellsmere
• Treasure Coast road report: Sept. 10-16
• D'Agostino seeking to settle defamation suit against Port St. Lucie's Faiella
• Heathcote Botantical Gardens in Fort Pierce offering an organic gardening seminar series
• Live Scoreboard: 8 area football games
• Martin County School Board OKs money for bat residue problem
• Sept. 11: What Treasure Coast residents have learned
• Dredging moves to Salerno Creek as part of completing Manatee Pocket Project
• Steady flow of natural gas key to Florida Light & Power's future
• Martin County Clerk of Courts hosting passport event in Stuart Sept. 17
• Robert S. Butler, music critic, artist, longtime church member, dies at 73
• Sirens will sound throughout St. Lucie County at 1 p.m. on Sunday
• Riverside Children’s Theatre announces Haunted House auditions
• Dolphins' Ross trying to find his way
• Sept. 11: Impact of 9/11 changed life forever on the Treasure Coast
• Lauren Peart is United for Families' Student Volunteer of the Year
• Fort Pierce man accused of operating illegal dump
• Martin County felony arrests: Sept. 9, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 9, 2011
• PHOTOS: Pentagon under attack, September 11, 2001
• My lifeline is a poetic telling of the kinship shared by two LOVERS who have discovered the true meaning of the word.
• Neither of Treasure Coast’s two recent multi-million-dollar Lotto winners has come forward
• Carol Cloud Bailey: During hurricane season, trees can cause worry
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Beck's is the place for quality used furniture with great potential
• Treasure Coast has 5 to 10 percent chance of getting tropical storm winds from Maria | Video
• Letter: Take time on Sept. 11 to remember those who died and those who still mourn them
• Letter: Obama energy policies send Exxon off to Siberia to drill
• Letter: Stop foreign aid until United States funds essentials
• Letter: Some diatribes against sale of utility have come from people rejected by voters
• Letter: Charlie Wilson: Reflection on past events brings me to an uncomfortable conclusion, an apology
• Letter: Republican presidential field saluted by polluters far and wide
• Editorial: Florida's university system should strive for more synergy, less duplication of effort and resources
• Letter: Is a 'concierge doctor' providing an appropriate level of service?
• Letter: Vero Beach City Council should pay no heed to Indian River County resident activists
• Editorial: Martin County Commission should consummate deal to purchase River Cove property on Indian River Lagoon
• Letter: Roundabout is great concept if motorists follow a few rules
• Letter: Not all the conditions that justify a handicapped placard are visible
• Letter: Our great system now skewed to benefit few at expense of the many
• Molly’s House Gives Bears to Children at Martin Memorial Hospital for National Teddy Bear Day
• Fellsmere city manager: 'We look at elephants as just big cows'
• Food Bank's mobile pantry hits the street to help curb hunger on Treasure Coast
• Federal officials unveil details of plan for wildlife refuge north of Lake Okeechobee
• Max Fitness Club in Vero Beach joins effort to support military service members
• Jack DiGiorgio will host Italian-American radio program starting Saturday on WIRA 1400
• St. Lucie County legislative delegation receives local wish lists
• 2 Fort Pierce men sentenced in tax fraud case
• Martin Memorial's former pharmacy director charged in hospital embezzlement scheme
• St. Lucie sheriff says he'll wait a year to resign as head of jail
• Annual Pay It Forward 9/11 effort launches good deed Twitter challenge
• Sept. 11: Search-and-rescue specialist, now living in Vero, recalls ground zero like 'a movie set... really bad plot, really good special effects'
• Port St. Lucie woman recalls New York City in chaos on 9/11
• New church consecrated in Port St. Lucie
• Salvation Army of Martin County seeking non-perishable canned meat donations
• Shining Light Garden in Vero Beach seeking funds to plant donated acres
• Treasure Coast health agencies: Flu shots, prevention key to keeping flu at bay
• As suicide calls to 211 continue to rise, prevention message remains crucial
• Molly's House in Stuart hosting a celebrity art auction
• Palm City real estate appraiser recognized by national association
• Palm City woman recognized as a Florida "super lawyer"
• Support Groups: Updated Sept. 8
• PHOTOS: Look back at New York City under attack on Sept. 11, 2001
• Sept. 11: Fort Pierce man helped build World Trade Center, cleaned up debris, now helping build it again
• Most officials in St. Lucie who set tax rates face lower tax bills themselves
• Three former Florida Panthers among 8 players with NHL ties killed in Russian jet crash
• GOP presidential candidates turn on each other in debate at Reagan Library | Poll
• Surf's up, but watch for rip currents on Treasure Coast | Video
• Hillary Copsey: Readers compare 9/11 to Pearl Harbor, JFK assassination
• Letter: Courtine's restaurant is doing as well as ever
• Letter: 'Clogger' — (n) one causing obstruction or hindrance on Treasure Coast roads
• Letter: Prophetic words should be taken to heart by all
• Letter: Appropriate Sebastian gets to keep two Indian River County commissioners
• Letter: Scary encounter on highway with half-cocked motorist
• Letter: Not so fast crediting United States for leadership in ending slavery
• Letter: Rhetoric of GOP contenders, pretenders makes President Obama look like statesman
• Letter: Get ready for more federal spending and taxes
• Letter: People are rude about handicap parking spaces even when they're wrong
• Letter: Don't let dress-code fight deprive student of what our children enjoyed in Indian River County schools
• Tip leads to capture of carjacking suspect in Okeechobee County
• Molly’s Gallery Season Opening Big Success
• St. Lucie County Fire District preliminarily approves property tax rate hike
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 7, 2011
• Tolls to increase on Florida's Turnpike
• Martin County felony arrests: Sept. 7, 2011
• Dangerous Treasure Coast rip currents a by-product of Katia, Maria
• Port St. Lucie PAL volunteer presented state award
• Sept. 11: Fort Pierce girl born on 9/11 celebrates her life and honors those who lost theirs
• Indian Rive Blood Bank at credit union Sept. 30
• Jim Mayfield: Big thinkers and doers to gather at Hobe Sound TEDx conference
• Resurfacing part of Northeast Dixie Highway starts Thursday in Martin County
• Russ Lemmon: Contemporary history has different feel than bygone eras
• Eve Samples: Small business owner pays more than $1,100 a month for health insurance; lawmakers pay $8
• Navy SEALs to be honored on Sept. 11
• The St. Lucie County Chamber and Workforce Solutions announce business award nominees
• St. Lucie County predator sweep this summer led to 12 arrests
• Martin County's House of Refuge closed for routine maintenance
• Stuart man's gift of blood becomes tradition, memorial event for 9/11
• Carrabba's in Stuart hosting spaghetti benefit dinners Oct. 3 and 4
• Free bowling day planned for first responders
• 9/11 events on the Treasure Coast
• Art Happenings, updated Sept. 7
• Officials: 'Undetermined' reason behind shooting death of Palm City 13-year-old
• D'Agostino reassigned, being investigated by Port St. Lucie police, his lawyer says
• PHOTOS: Newspaper front pages, how we reported September 11, 2001 in the US
• St. Lucie reactors on NRC list with increased earthquake risk
• Shelley Owens: Local coupon program really makes dining a bargain
• Restaurant Critic Review: Kodi's in Hobe Sound is the place to go for steak
• Jennifer M. Trefelner: New Horizons hosting Mental Health Awareness Walk in Port St. Lucie
• Rip currents from Hurricane Katia's swells pose danger on beaches | Video
• Pirate Fest to turn Downtown Stuart into family-friendly party
• Editorial: All Martin County commissioners should post emails on county website in a timely manner
• Letter: Raise needed revenue by taxing money being sent out of country
• Letter: Obama is about governing and serving nation's needs; GOP is about obstructing
• Letter: We could help democracy flourish by doing more for ourselves
• Letter: Country would be better off if GOP obstructionists worked with Obama
• Letter: Voters in middle must stand up and reject hard-right politics
• Letter: Compressed natural gas should be available in the U.S.
• Panthers fall to Raiders
• Editorial: Indian River County School District leads the way in Florida with propane-powered buses
• Editorial: Clearing of mayor's name gives Port St. Lucie City Council a new beginning to build upon for the future
• Molly’s House 15th Anniversary Celebrity Art & Autograph Online to Silent Auction Starts September 10th
• Little League to host annual meeting Sept. 12
• Treasure Coast inland port project changes name, agrees to partnership with Port of Miami
• Worker at St. Lucie Nuclear Plant tests positive for alcohol
• Scripps Research scientists pinpoint mechanism critical to protein function
• Martin County School Board approves a lower tax rate for 2012 budget year
• Former Perkins restaurant in Stuart to serve up barbecue
• Palm Beach County resident Selected for GRAIL NASATweetup
• Vero Beach Councilwoman Tracy Carroll seeks another term
• Stories of hope and triumph in the face of breast cancer featured on breast health web site
• 7 blocks of southbound 58th Avenue closed Wednesday
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 6, 2011
• Scripps Research Institute having economic ripple effect on Treasure Coast
• Local baker gives back in honor of 911 anniversary
• Indian River County Recreation Department hosting Special Olympic State Aquatic Championship
• Stolen catalytic converter incidents in Port St. Lucie could be connected
• County’s Largest School Supply Drive provides supplies for 8,300 local children
• MedVance Institute students donate wish list items to Molly's House
• Bach, Mozart, Brahms to be performed by 17-year-old Thomas Ingui
• Buddy: Humane Society pet of the week
• Oliver: Humane Society pet of the week
• Local Decorating Professional hosts successful Hurricane Stock-Up Party for ARC!
• The Rotary Club of Hobe Sound/Port Salerno at "Dancing in the Streets."
• BodyLogix Fitness adds boxing coach/ personal trainer to professional staff
• The “Seasons” Art Exhibition now online and ready to view
• PHOTOS: See pictures from the 5th Annual Patriot Golf Day events in Port St. Lucie
• PHOTOS: We found plenty to do along the Treasure Coast this weekend
• Digest: This week at PSE, Interim Progress Reports ...
• Elderly abuse, at a low point a year ago, now on the rise
• MCHS Band Fundraiser - NYC or Bust!!
• Treasure Coast High School dancers to perform on national TV during Orange Bowl halftime
• Elderly man missing from Jupiter home has been found
• Digest: Guidance counselors are meeting with seniors ...
• Digest: TCHS will host an Open House ...
• Digest: Rosewood Magnet School held its Open House ...
• VIDEO: Florida panther seen at South Florida water control structure
• Port St. Lucie resident, a 9/11 first responder, wrestles with images from rubble
• PHOTOS: What we saw on September 11, 2001 and what it looks like today
• Officials ask for help finding missing Jupiter man, 80
• Try these nutritious breakfast ideas for kids
• Jupiter Mustangs shut out PSL Blue Pirates
• MedVance Institute Students Donate Wish List Items to Molly’s House
• PHOTOS: A gallery of images from around the globe
• Fire in Jupiter Farms destroys home, kills several animals | Video
• Katia strengthens to category 3 hurricane; new disturbance forms in tropics
• Ask the Dog Trainer: Canine Life and Social Skills adds fun to training
• Russ Lemmon: Proposed tax increase of 38% brings out activist in Vero Beach resident
• TRIM notices tell only part of the story in St. Lucie County
• Treasure Coast cities spend $6K on Google ads promoting the area
• Bromeliad expert Al Muzzell coming to Vero Beach
• The Discovery Channel's Jeff Lieberman to address students
• Wiggle over to Oxbow’s Worm-tastic Nature for Families program on Sept. 10
• Treasure Coast Fencing Academy holds second annual tournament
• 'Traveling at the Speed of Love' class starting at Unity of Fort Pierce
• Flotilla 58 announces schedule for safe-boating course
• Fall mullet run has arrived
• St. Lucie County Extension plans tree giveaway on Sept. 17
• Fort Pierce Library will host 'How to Start a Small Business' on Sept. 13
• New Books: Stuart artist Julia Kelly illustrates children's book
• Letter: Do you have anything better to do that monitor people with handicapped stickers?
• Letter: Postwar economic history shows high taxes on the rich are beneficial
• Letter: Facts about national debt make clear Democrats are most to blame
• Letter: Annoying music at retail establishments need not be endured
• Letter: Cold-hearted conservatives turn noses up at needs caused by natural disasters
• Letter: Great care at West Palm Beach Veterans Administration Medical Center not diminished by a few 'bad apples'
• Letter: Letters to editor invaluable because they aren't hostage of same-old media
• South Fork High School Celebrates IB Diploma Rates
• 'Canes to rely on Smash and Dash vs. Maryland
• St. Lucie Mets armed and ready for FSL playoffs
• Monday chat: Economic council chief talks strategy
• PHOTOS: A gallery of images from around the globe
• Feds, state cut $3.3 million from Treasure Coast health departments, more cuts looming
• Things you need to know in St. Lucie County this week: Sept. 5
• Things you need to know in Martin County this week: Sept. 5
• Things to know this week in Indian River County: Sept. 5
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Sept. 5
• NOAA: New satellite needed now or hurricane forecasts will suffer as of 2016
• Drive-by shooting wounds two in Fort Pierce
• Fort Pierce police investigate dead pedestrian
• Christian rapper from Stuart aims to inspire others through his music
• Hobe Sound's new chamber head gets started with membership campaign
• Carol Saunders: Cooper Getschal concert an Off-Broadway night at the Burt Reynolds Institute
• Editorial: Fort Pierce and its utility authority need to work together rather than acting like adversaries
• Letter: Guy in Jaguar looked as far from handicapped as I am from moon
• Letter: Agreement on pay for St. Lucie County teachers leaves taxpayers on sidelines
• Letter: Were Martin County commissioners intimidated by anti-growth mob?
• Letter: We have laws to keep non-handicapped from using permits; enforce them
• Letter: Sad to see legal immigrants must leave while illegal aliens remain
• Letter: Martin County commissioners made commendable call on destructive development
• Letter: When it comes to handicapped parking, there's more to disability than meets eye
• Editorial: Report by Florida Municipal Electric Association should serve as catalyst for Vero Beach residents to get the facts about city's possible sale of electric utility
• Editorial: With one of two Stuart Commission seats 'wide open', prospective candidates have greater incentive to file paperwork, run for office
• Walter D. Paterson: Don't put fiscal straightjacket on United States with Balanced Budget Amendment
• Tom Rooney: Balanced Budget Amendment the solution to Washington's deficit problem
• Editorial: Review your hurricane preparedness plan now
• Veteran spotlight: Veteran helped liberate the Philippines
• Set backs helped inspire Vero Beach resident's publishing company
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Sept. 4
• Russ Lemmon: Renter blindsided by water bill, but county says 'it is what it is'
• Indian River County courthouse news: Aug. 4
• Eve Samples: Rooney explains his debt-ceiling vote, the do-nothing Congress and his new beard
• Anthony Westbury: There's grandma royalty in these parts
• Soldier gets to thank 'cookie ladies' at Vero Beach Elks Lodge
• Michael Goforth: You can go home again to visit friends at high school class reunion
• Letter: Putting GE's CEO on jobs council was bad choice by Obama
• Letter: Congress has abdicated decision-making role to super committee; don't surrender yours
• Thumb up: Average home value rises two consecutive quarters in Martin, St. Lucie counties
• Thumb up: New policy governing Florida's regional workforce agencies will help eliminate conflicts of interest
• Glenn Heran: Fallacies abound in former Vero Beach city attorney's attack on proposed sale of city electric utility to FPL
• Charles Vitunac: Four final reasons why Vero Beach should not sell its electric utility to FPL
• St. Lucie County government meetings: Sept. 6-9
• Al Forman: Martin County residents overwhelmingly oppose more taxes and fees for storm-water projects
• Editorial: Florida economy getting a boost as tourism numbers showing increases
• Thumb up: Memorial ceremonies in connection with the 10th anniversary of 9-11 being hosted by firefighters association
• Letter: I'd support business incentives if fund involved payback mechanism
• Letter: Cost of homeowners insurance driving people from their homes
• Letter: Don't believe right-wing attack ads against Sen. Nelson
• Letter: Free enterprise made United States the greatest nation
• Letter: Living life according to Christ's teaching, without religious belief
• VIDEO: See high school football highlights from Friday night games
• Jeff Sabin: Fort Pierce waste decision financially and environmentally sound
• Indian River County government meetings, Sept. 6-9
• Ellen Gillette: Community's investment in skateboard park pays dividends in St. Lucie County
• Vero Beach 33, Port St. Lucie 16: Two of 2 halves
• Eugene Wolff running for another term on Sebastian Council
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Sept. 2, 2011
• Fort Pierce man sent lewd messages to teen, authorities say
• Space Coast Symphony to begin season with 'Opening Night Gala' in Vero Beach
• Treasure Coast Road Report: Sept. 2-9
• Fort Pierce fundraiser to celebrate boy's life and help his family
• Girls' Night Out Will Raise Money for Music in Schools
• Sebastian doctor facing charges of steroid and human growth hormone distribution
• Treasure Coast Pharmacy sold steroids, pills through two local health clinics
• Indiantown Company Utilities temporarily switching to a different disinfecting method
• Juries find 2 Stuart brothers guilty of attempted murder
• Macy's Fall Fashion Preview part of Friendship Luncheon at Port St. Lucie Civic Center
• LIVE football scoreboard: Prep regular season opens
• FAU reaches record enrollment
• Fashion Frenzy FNO celebrates with 60 in-store events at The Gardens Mall
• Work finished on Witham Field's new safety features
• Ibis Tennis Club salvages U.S.Open Day for kids
• FAU campuses to host remembrance events in honor of the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11
• School choice in Saint Lucie County
• Labor Day closings in Indian River, south Brevard counties
• St, Lucie County Community Calendar, updated Sept. 1
• Martin County Community Calendar, updated Sept. 1
• Puzzled Families Autism support group to share information on 504 Plans
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• Grant expands innovative reading program
• Rich Campbell: At the risk of alienating my developer friends, the Hobe Grove and Harmony proposals are asinine for Martin County
• Kobie Gary, finishing federal drug sentence at home, has turned life around, dad says
• Vero Beach crowned state's 'Friendliest Small Town' by Florida Monthly
• Impact-resistant windows add security and value to home
• Molly Johnson Stracuzzi: Don't labor through home tasks
• Tropical systems bookend Fla.; after morning downpour, Treasure Coast cooler, drier until Sunday | Videos
• Letter: Regarding handicapped parking passes, one's disability not always evident
• Letter: Will voters empower corporations further or stand up for land, water?
• Letter: On environment, Hiaasen swallows liberal line, hook, sinker
• Letter: One day's letters a breath of fresh air, with no hint of stale 'tea'
• Letter: Scraping to pay for our disasters while sending boatloads of dollars overseas
• Carol Cloud Bailey: Blooms require time and sun
• Fort Pierce Commissioner Becht may hold key to city's tax rate
• DEA officials arrest Sebastian doctor and co-owners of Treasure Coast Pharmacy
• Developers laying plans for complex near Indian River Bridge in Stuart
• Stuart's Gulfstream Business Bank receives federal stimulus boost
• Stuart's House of Hope pantry move will improve food distribution
• South Fork students exceed international average in earning International Baccalaureate diplomas
• Registration ongoing for Guardian ad Litem training
• Work to be done Sept. 6 on Southeast Dixie Highway
• Roadwork to impact Southwest Countyline Road travel Sept. 12-16
• Blue Mass celebrated Sept. 11 in Jensen Beach
• FHP plans roadside checkpoint the night of Sept. 2
• Next St. Lucie County Citizen Fire Academy class to begin Sept. 20
• Mud bog racing coming this weekend at MESA Park in Fellsmere
• 10th anniversary memorial service set for CeeCee Ross Lyles
• Martin County felony arrests: Sept. 1, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Sept. 1, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Sept. 1, 2011
• BRIO supports local nonprofits with schedule of September events
• Grant from U.S. Forestry Service helps improve Girl Scout Camp properties
• Olive Garden honors those who serve on Labor Day
• Womens' Refuge to be featured at Sept. 22 luncheon
• Elks Club to host dinner dance
• PHOTOS: See how hurricanes look from space
• Don't guess your way around the gym
• Indian River snake expert on cover of national Humane Society magazine
• Principal to challenge self as well as Gaines Academy students
• It's still illegal in Fla. to live together as man, wife when not married | Video
• Cub Scout Pack 422 visited by founder 'Baden Powell'
• PSL Soccer Club registration is open for fall season
• Hillary Copsey: Spend part of Sept. 11 at a state park and promote literacy
• Katia now a hurricane; Gulf disturbance grows; rain chances wane today | Video
• Frisbee golfers relieved St. Lucie commissioners hold off on closing preserves
• Letter: Headline about sale of Vero Beach utility is misleading
• Letter: Denunciation of homosexuality is something Christians need to hear, heed
• Letter: Not impressed by pricey meeting of Vero Beach Utilities Commission
• Letter: Why is Vero Beach City Council ignoring warnings about sale of the power plant?
• Letter: The poor and powerless have no voice in America
• John Ciccarelli: Congress must pass incentives to bring manufacturing jobs back to United States
• Donald L. Gilleland: Slavery an abomination, but U.S. and England should get credit for ending it before many other nations
• Hayes works to maintain rural atmosphere in western Hobe Sound; developers offer different perspective
• Russ Lemmon: You'd think stars would be aligned for Vero Beach selling to FPL
• New owner expects to reopen Vista Meadows golf course in early November
• Rooney discusses options for moving forward with St. Lucie Inlet dredging
• Take Stock In Children president impressed by program results in Fort Pierce
• Honor Flight to take vets from West Palm Beach to Washington Sept. 24
• Floridians' confidence dip is overreaction, economist says
• Weather patterns have kept Florida free of hurricanes, but season's not over yet
• Millionaire, 84, accused of laundering money for family of fortune tellers
• Attorneys disagree on whether Mascara can resign from running St. Lucie jail
• Wright wants Sebastian voters to keep him on City Council
• Eve Samples: BP oil spill caused losses on the Treasure Coast, too
• Martin Teen Republicans organize!
• Kick off Labor Day Weekend with River Center Reptiles Talk
• This year's Stop the Tears run in Vero Beach includes a 10K route with timing chips
• Ed Kay named Exchangite of the Year
• Jury hears closing arguments in the Brighton murder trial in Fort Pierce
• Martin deputies looking for man accused in Golden Gate shooting
• Vero Beach communications business helped with Irene evacuation
• Treasure Coast FPRA earns state recognition
• Sewall's Point lemonade stand sparks River Kidz event to boost conservation efforts by youth
• Walton Road rebuilding finished in Port St. Lucie after 2 years
• Public invited to 'Fun Clean-Up Day'
• Allie Schepers named VBHS cheerleader of the week
• Jennifer M. Trefelner: Fort Pierce girls' night out event also a fundraiser
• Another Man's Treasure Sale in Fort Pierce has something for everyone
• Tropical Storm Katia still likely to curve away; Treasure Coast rainy but change in offing | Videos
• Armando Olivera: New nuclear projects offset initial costs with fuel savings
• Fay Vincent: Despite the shameless, under-the-table payments to college athletes, Americans have no appetite for solutions
• Carol Saunders: Loxahatchee Guild announces plans for its 2012 Gala
• Editorial: Port St. Lucie left with few options as it decides to name Southern Grove as a redevelopment area; it must work harder to find a way out
• Editorial: Referendum needed in Vero Beach on actual sale of the city's electric utility system
• Letter: Loophole racket needs to be shut down so American can pay its bills
• Letter: Obama joke of a president whose 'accomplishments' are no laughing matter
• Letter: Disturbing recollections of an Italian POW camp in Rochester, N.Y.
• Letter: Limit elected politicians to a single term in office
• Letter: Republicans believe tax relief for the middle class is a 'job-killer'
• Letter: You know you are a true Floridian if ...
• Treasure Coast companies dominate Governor's Business Diversification Awards
• Martin County more than doubles homes allowed in Bridgewater Preserve
• Activists score victories as 2 Hobe Sound growth proposals die
• Former Indian River teacher's sentencing delayed in wake of federal ruling
• Palm City firm changes name to Optima Healthcare Solutions
• The Ice Shanty opens 3rd location, now in Vero Beach
• Roger Dean Stadium hosts dollar night Sept. 2
• State sheriffs' group honors Reps. Snyder, Goodson with legislative leadership awards
• Daydreams and nightmares are matters of the mind, but when reality comes a'callin, they're often left behind.
• U.S. Sen. Rubio's vague positions haven't hurt his appeal
• Judith Leekin accused of abusing kids as early as 1980 in new court documents
• St. Lucie schools give one-time raise to employees to offset mandated retirement contribution
• Morningside Library welcoming Book Time with Ronald McDonald on Sept. 14
• Martin County felony arrests: Aug. 30, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Aug. 30, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Aug. 30, 2011
• Medical assistant program coming to Adult and Community Education School
• Digest: An exciting start to the school year
• Digest: Labor Day is Sept. 5 ...
• Lady: Dogs & Cats Forever pet of the week
• Keesha: Dogs & Cats Forever pet of the week
• Kismet: Domino's House pet of the week
• Construction of lakeside park, gardens at Heathcote may start in 2012
• Fort Pierce lumber company expands customer hardware options
• Suit aims to rid Palm Bay residents of stormwater fees
• FPUA lends a helping hand with Hurricane Irene's restoration efforts
• 18 acres eyed for biotech business in northern Palm Beach County sold to Army
• Restaurant Critic Review: The Wave combines Cuban and Continental fare
• Consider a potluck for Labor Day
• Tropical Storm Katia forms, likely to strengthen; tracking northeast of Puerto Rico by Sunday | Video
• Vero Beach Theatre Guild opens war drama "All My Sons" on Sept. 15
• Riverside Children's Theatre cancels talent show
• Letter: Invitation to clueless governor to walk in shoes of Florida prison employees
• Letter: Governmental trial period might be what we need
• Letter: Imagine revenues to be had from ticketing able-bodies using handicapped parking
• Letter: Let's talk about equity among Florida state employees' benefits
• Jack Tymann: 'A house divided cannot stand' — a Lincolnesque look at the U.S. debt, state of nation in 2011
• Letter: Giving Postal Service flexibility on benefits fund would help it financially
• Letter: Giving tax breaks to the rich does not result in jobs
• Todd Heckman resigns from Indian River Housing Authority Commission
• Pain clinic boss pleads guilty to second-degree murder in exchange for cooperation
• Man charged with lying about record during sentencing in Martin County court
• Hurricane Irene wreaked havoc on turtle nests in St. Lucie, Martin
• Hurricane Irene wipes out 11 percent of Indian River's turtle nests
• Russ Lemmon: Parents, teachers play vital roles in inspiring future scientists
• My Kinda Shoes opens for business in Stuart
• Fort Pierce man, 38, sentenced for child pornography
• PCs, Macs, iPhones fixed by iRepairIT at Indian River Mall
• Hobe Sound's new chamber head gets started with membership campaign
• Eve Samples: Indiantown immigrant's case attracts conservative supporters, too
• Register for adult education classes in Martin County
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Aug. 29, 2011
• Indian River County felony arrests: Aug. 29, 2011
• Operation Identification is Saturday in Lakewood Park
• Port St. Lucie Council unanimously passes a resolution to make Southern Grove a CRD
• Anthony Westbury: Golfing for a good cause is a holiday tradition
• Final donation from the Treasure Coast Charities Golf Tournament gets distributed
• Science Foundation grant helps IRSC launch photonics training center
• Fourth annual Worldwide Photo Walk comes to St. Lucie in October
• Good for You, Indian River County, Aug. 28
• Good for You, St. Lucie County, Aug. 28
• Good for You, Martin County, Aug. 28
• Seeing the light: Port St. Lucie slashes crashes by changing signal at busy intersection | Video
• PHOTOS: Check out the fun we had over weekend on the Treasure Coast!
• Front and Center, Aug. 28
• PHOTOS: PSL hosts Treasure Coast Classic Body Building, Figure and Bikini Contest
• Martin/St. Lucie ranked 6th for having home sales rise 2 quarters in a row
• September is Wiggling Worm Month at Oxbow Eco-Center
• Fort Pierce Library announces September movies
• Back by popular demand - couponing workshop scheduled for Sept. 6 and 8
• St. Lucie County public relations professional receives accreditation credential
• New Books: Former Jensen Beach resident turns scrapbook into published work
• Stormy, muggy weather forecast for today on Treasure Coast | Video
• Letter: How many of your customers are driven away by annoying music?
• Letter: We must become less dependent on foreign energy
• Letter: With regard to debt, stop wasting time and start producing results now
• Martin County School District Announces for Fall Registration for Adult Community Education Classes
• PHOTOS: Today's images from around the globe
• They were rarin' to go at the Fellsmere youth rodeo
• Sea breezes return to Treasure Coast mid-week with some heat relief
• Federal judge's decision could result in dismissal of local drug cases, attorneys say
• Barbecue competition to raise money for needy
• Indian River Cub Scouts to present 'Cub Roundup in the Park'
• Carol Saunders: Jove Comedy offers some welcome laughter
• Monday chat: Stuart flight instructor honored by peers
• Things to know in Martin County: Aug. 28
• Things you need to know in St. Lucie County: Aug. 29
• Indian River Adult Education offering water exercise class
• Martin, St. Lucie County public records: Aug. 29
• Digest:BCE extends a Big Gator welcome back to all of our families; especially those joining us for the first time! BCE has a new website! Be sure to visit us at bce.martinschools.org.
• Letter: Government smart, compassionate to let employees use accumulated sick leave
• Letter: Public support pays off with mother/baby home nursing visits via Martin Memorial
• Carl Hiaasen: GOP attacks on U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ignore the probem
• Michael Goforth: Florida kids should count for a lot more than they do now
• S. Len Weingart: Effects of triple bypass worthwhile just to say two words
• Charles Vitunac: The first four reasons why Vero Beach should not sell its electric utility system to FPL
• David L. Heaton: Martin County program makes SPLASH for children who cannot swim
• Editorial: Reinvigorated Lincoln Park Main Street sets ambitious, but necessary goals
• Letter: Was this gas price-gouging with hurricane in forecast?
• Letter: Obama treads reasonable line between energy development, public safety
• Letter: We have to question the need for Indian River County commissioners
• Letter: Sewall's Point residents weren't consulted about unnecessary paving
• Letter: Unnecessary highway 'beautification' costs taxpayers, drains coffers
• Dolphins have up-and-down day vs. Bucs
• Keselowski grabs third win of the season at Bristol
• High school football: Westwood gets ready for tough opening stretch
• Versatility is key to St. Lucie Mets' Ozga
• High school volleyball: St. Edward's wins Port St. Lucie jamboree
• Marte's homer proves enough for St. Lucie Mets
• Williams, Reinert take top spots in Hobe Sound Child Care Center Stampede 5K
• Service cuts in St. Lucie County aren't painful to most residents
• Nolte jumps into political ring, hoping for 33rd year as property appraiser
• Veterans spotlight: Officer saw discrimination in the Marines
• Port St. Lucie charter school teacher honored for her classroom skills
• A look back in time in Indian River County: Aug. 28
• Indian River County courthouse news: Aug. 28
• Eve Samples: As Martin County weighs big Hobe Sound developments, it's important to look north
• Anthony Westbury: City's new strategy might turn things right way up
• Russ Lemmon: Military recruiters ask, and, by law, they shall receive
• Kevin and Louise Payne compete at Mid-Summer Classic
• Letter: Learning Alliance complements work done schools to combat illiteracy
• Letter: Letter misinterpreted biblical passages about prayer
• Letter: Yes, we're hackers; but Sandridge golf courses are for everyone
• Letter: With dress codes and more, Indian River County school policies oppressive, arbitrary
• Letter: Roger Maris should be in the baseball Hall of Fame
• Letter: Tree planting along A1A in Vero Beach just one more example of DOT waste
• John Young: Here's to Grover Norquist, the mogul behind The Extremes
• Letter: President, Congress vacationing amid crisis
• John Pamer: St. Lucie cities win battle for creating problems where none existed
• Tom Hurley: Jobs and the environment come first in south Martin County's Hobe Grove project
• Beverly S. Paris: Florida Department of Transportation should have contacted residents before wasting money on State Road A1A landscaping 'improvements'
• Bob Minsky: Hold Congress accountable for mess we're in
• Lynne Larkin: Two sides to Vero Beach utility issues; Press Journal, compared to other local media, makes an honest effort at offering both sides
• Letter: Law-abiding, they played by immigration rules, but now have to leave country
• Letter: Let's deal with drug addicts same as alcoholics
• Letter: How does an illegal alien support himself and pay his income taxes?
• Letter: Small businesses can't survive with big boy rules
• Letter: 15 percent Ethanol gas would hurt older vehicles
• Letter: Florida's fiscal policy has earned an upgrade from credit-rating agencies
• Martin County government meetings: Aug. 29-Sept. 1
• Judge rules some portions of 911 call inadmissible in Brighton trial
• Lottery officials say Sebastian portion of $40 million jackpot remains unclaimed
• Indian River father treasures every moment after surviving aortic dissection
• Indian River County felony arrests: Aug. 26, 2011
• St. Lucie County felony arrests: Aug. 26, 2011
• Martin County felony arrests: Aug. 26, 2011
• 'Making College a Reality' is the topic of presentation Sept. 12
• HGM Tree Service opens for business in Port St. Lucie
• Volunteers sought for 2 spots on parks and rec board in Martin County
• Treasure Coast Road Report: Aug. 26 through Sept. 2
• St. Lucie County Fire District awaits word on bid for free solar panels
• Notice of public me