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$562,000 will give new boost to Sebastian’s Working Waterfront, protect environment, riverfront
Janet Begley | Special to TCPalm SEBASTIAN — Oysters, native plants and rocks will have a new place to call home now that a project to shore up the city’s waterfront near Fisherman’s Landing on Indian River Drive will move forward. The City Council Wednesday approved spending $562,000 for the living-shoreline project, which will protect …
Fort Pierce mayor election: Linda Hudson, Donna Benton talk police, crime, city’s image
Laurie K. Blandford | Treasure Coast Newspapers Show Caption Hide Caption TCPalm Editorial Board Interview: Fort Pierce Mayor TCPalm Editorial Board interview with Fort Pierce Mayoral candidates Linda Hudson (incumbent) and Donna Benton. Fort Pierce gets a bad wrap. Both mayoral candidates in the Nov. 3 runoff election want to improve the city’s image — tarnished …
Martin County sheriff’s officials asking for public’s help to find missing man
Will Greenlee | Treasure Coast Newspapers MARTIN COUNTY — Martin County sheriff’s officials are asking for help in finding a 61-year-old man described as “extremely depressed” and last seen Sunday, the agency stated. Ronald Rasch, of the 3600 block of Southeast Salerno Road in Stuart, was reported missing Tuesday by his girlfriend. The woman told …
Is seeing believing? Ex-Vero Beach manager didn’t envision power plant potential | Opinion
Laurence Reisman | Treasure Coast Newspapers Jim O’Connor has become a believer. About five years ago when the Vero Beach power plant along Indian River Boulevard was shuttered, the then-city manager was ready to tear it down and generate $300,000 from the sale of surplus. “I had just no imagination at all,” O’Connor told me …
Ed Killer: 4 reasons why impending Lake Okeechobee discharges are unnecessary
Ed Killer | Treasure Coast Newspapers Show Caption Hide Caption Ed Killer: The Army Corps should hold off discharges this fall One more item can be added to the long list of things no one needs in 2020: Lake Okeechobee discharges The last day of Summer 2020 was a wet one in Old Palm City. …
More than 150,000 mail ballots sent out to Treasure Coast voters with more to come
Joshua Solomon | Treasure Coast Newspapers A record number of mail ballots were mailed out across the Treasure Coast Thursday, shattering previous totals and showing a potential sign of how residents plan to approach voting in the middle of a pandemic. Nearly 157,000 mail ballots were sent, and more are expected to be mailed out as …
New charter school’s principal resigns less than one month after it opens
Sommer Brugal | Treasure Coast Newspapers FORT PIERCE — Less than a month after a new charter school opened, its principal has resigned, claiming one of the co-founders misrepresented her educational experience and character toward students. In a Facebook post last week, Courtney Paschal Purnell, the former principal of Independence Classical Academy, said the “school should …
Auto museum could be coming to former Press Journal building if Vero Beach OKs zoning change
Colleen Wixon | Treasure Coast Newspapers VERO BEACH — The city may change zoning to allow museums in the commercial district, and the first one already is being planned in the former Vero Beach Press Journal building. Businessman Wayne Gould wants to create an auto museum in the former newspaper building at 1801 U.S. 1. He owns …
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has charges dropped in Jupiter prostitution sting
The move comes after a Florida appeals court ruled videos of the alleged crime, shot with a ‘sneak-and-peek’ warrant, could not be used as evidence. Hannah Winston | Palm Beach Post WEST PALM BEACH – After an appeals court ruled in his favor and Florida’s attorney general said she wouldn’t take an appeal to the Florida Supreme …