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2 weeks ago |
eu.palmbeachpost.com | Laurence Reisman
Skeletal remains found in 1980 were identified as teenager Dorothy Strickland. A funeral director's persistence and a school district employee's observation were key to solving the mystery. The Indian River County Sheriff's Office cold case unit is now reinvestigating Strickland's death. The New Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church has stood along U.S. 1 on the south side of 39th Street, Vero Beach, since 1969. Across the street to the north is a warehouse built in 2002 with various businesses.
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3 weeks ago |
tcpalm.com | Laurence Reisman
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred removed Pete Rose and others from MLB's "permanently ineligible" list, making them eligible for the Hall of Fame. The author admired Rose's playing style but also respected former MLB Commissioner Fay Vincent's steadfast belief that Rose should not be in the Hall of Fame due to gambling. Vincent believed gambling is a "capital crime" in baseball and allowing Rose into the Hall of Fame would diminish the deterrent effect of the no-gambling rule.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Blake Fontenay |Laurence Reisman
A century ago, Indian River and Martin counties formed from St. Lucie and Palm Beach counties. Columnists Laurence Reisman and Blake Fontenay briefly reviewed the history behind the split as well as looked into the future of what is now known as the Treasure Coast.
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4 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Laurence Reisman
Over the past several weeks, readers have been focused on local roadways. At least that's my takeaway from some of the email queries I've received. A few weeks ago, I got some answers to reader questions about golf carts, skateboards and e-bikes. That column prompted a question regarding safety from a reader who lives just west of Vero Beach. I live off 16th Street between 43rd and 58th avenues. I have no choice to drive 16th Street every day.
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1 month ago |
tcpalm.com | Laurence Reisman
The columnist contrasts the excitement for Costco with his own experience of less fanfare at previous store openings, such as the Indian River Mall in 1996. While acknowledging the appeal of certain chains like Central Market in Texas, the columnist expresses a preference for local, family-owned grocery stores. The columnist questions the need to drive long distances or obtain memberships for chain stores, citing contentment with existing local options. Wawa. Aldi. Costco. Who cares?
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