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1 week ago |
veronews.com | Stephanie Labaff
The newly renovated house at 1615 E. Camino Del Rio is in Indian Bay, a gem of a neighborhood hidden between the bridges on the barrier island. “This is one of those neighborhoods that a lot of people don’t even know exists,” says broker associate Sally Daley, with The Daley Group at Douglas Elliman. When Raptor Development partner Brandon Solomon was looking for the company’s next project, his partner suggested that he take a drive up to Vero Beach.
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1 week ago |
veronews.com | Stephanie Labaff
The recently dedicated Kathy Pierce Memorial Park blooms with love, remembrance and renewal on the grounds of the VNA Hospice House in honor of Pierce’s unrelenting devotion to the VNA & Hospice Foundation. “Thank you for coming out today to honor Kathy Pierce and her family,” said Michelle Deschane, VNA director of development, welcoming the gathering of friends and family to the tranquil sanctuary. “I would like to thank all of you, the donors to this project.
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2 weeks ago |
veronews.com | Stephanie Labaff
A touch of Mykonos bloomed amidst the mangroves as the Environmental Learning Center transported more than 200 guests to the sun-drenched shores of Greece for its Mangroves, Moonlight & Mykonos fundraiser, a fitting match as our own coastal gem and the famed Greek paradise are both havens for lovers of the sea. Under a canopy of twinkling lights near the Thomas R.
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2 weeks ago |
veronews.com | Stephanie Labaff
Supporters of St. Francis Manor celebrated An Evening of Hope: Transforming Lives Together at Celebration Grove, commemorating its 50 years of providing affordable housing for seniors. “In 2024, we celebrated the 50th anniversary of St. Francis Manor. It is so amazing to see how far we’ve come. Our founder, Frank Zorc, had a powerful vision. A place where limited income seniors could live comfortably, surrounded by friends, in a socially supportive community,” said Bonnie Matz, executive director.
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2 weeks ago |
veronews.com | Stephanie Labaff
A serendipitous “wrong turn” brought the owners of 1905 Windward Way to The Moorings, shares Moorings Realty Sales Co. Realtor Erika Ross. “They were on their way to a Dodgers game and took a wrong turn,” says Ross, explaining how the couple ended up finding and purchasing their luxurious riverfront home in the renowned country club community.
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