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VeroNews.com is part of Vero Beach 32963 Media, LLC. This company produces the weekly print newspaper "Vero Beach 32963," which serves the barrier island of Indian River County. Additionally, they publish "Sebastian River News" each week, focusing on the northern part of Indian River County, particularly Sebastian and Fellsmere. They also release "Vero News" weekly for the mainland area of Vero Beach.

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Sandridge Golf Club in line for new $11M clubhouse

1 week ago | veronews.com | Ray McNulty

For the past six years, golf director Bela Nagy has been working on plans to replace the outdated and outgrown clubhouse at the Sandridge Golf Club. Finally, it appears, his dream for upgrading the wildly popular, county-owned facility will become a reality.
Behavioral Health Center: Crucial asset for county’s most vulnerable

1 week ago | veronews.com | Lisa Zahner

Across 37th Street from the main campus of Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital, almost 2,000 patients are admitted each year to a facility most Vero Beach residents are likely to never see from the inside. This is the Behaviorial Health Center, a place of last resort for the county’s most depressed or even suicidal people, for those who have stopped taking their psychiatric medications or need to start them, for those whose world seems temporarily terrifying.
Utilities boss sees fiscal path for new plant

1 week ago | veronews.com | Lisa Zahner

Water-Sewer Director Rob Bolton has figured out a way to move forward with Vero’s new state-of-the-art sewer plant despite the city’s current financial and credit challenges. Bolton now plans to wait until 2026 – when the city’s audit troubles will have hopefully passed – before seeking an estimated $140 million in bond funding to finance the portion of the $177 million project not expected to be covered by state or federal grants.
Vero principal to be new Associate Head of St. Ed’s Lower School

1 week ago | veronews.com | Lisa Zahner

Vero Beach Elementary Principal Lyndsey Samberg will bid her students and faculty adieu at the close of the school year to become a St. Ed’s Pirate as Associate Head of St. Edward’s Lower School. The hire seems to be quite a get for St. Ed’s as Samberg is one of the local school district’s most successful young principals, praised for her innovation, problem-solving capabilities and dedication to the district’s Moonshot literacy efforts.
County administrator can expect commission earful

1 week ago | veronews.com | Ray McNulty

Should it take two years for a new administrator to restructure the hierarchy, change the culture and make Indian River County government’s operations more efficient? Two of our five County Commission members don’t think so. That’s why County Administrator John Titkanich will begin the final year of his contract fielding questions, responding to complaints and defending his job performance at Tuesday’s commission meeting.
World of possibilities in renovated island home between the bridges

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.
‘Wonderful day’: VNA dedicates Kathy Pierce Memorial Park

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.
Residents to hold in-person town hall next week in Vero Beach

1 week ago | veronews.com | Nicholas Samuel

VERO BEACH — A group of residents who said they feel ignored and frustrated by U.S. Rep. Mike Haridopolos hosting town halls via telephone instead of in-person will host their own grassroots event next week. The organizers will hold the in-person town hall meeting with or without Haridopolos being there. The town hall will be held Tuesday, April 22 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Heritage Center, 2140 14th Ave., Vero Beach.
Deputy, officer pull man from fiery crash following police chase

1 week ago | veronews.com | Nicholas Samuel

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — A man has serious injuries following a police chase that ended when his car struck a tree and burst into flames earlier this week. A sheriff’s deputy and Vero Beach police officer pulled the man from the wreckage moments before the vehicle became fully engulfed in the blaze, officials said. The man, identified as Donald James Jr., had a broken femur and was taken to HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital in Fort Pierce, according to deputies.
Vero Beach police shoot 'aggressive' alligator near porch of home

1 week ago | veronews.com | Nicholas Samuel

VERO BEACH — A concerned officer fatally shot an aggressive 8-foot long, 210-pound alligator spotted crawling near the back porch of a home last week, police said. The incident happened less than half-a-mile from Rosewood Magnet Elementary School. “The alligator had made its way to a screen-enclosed back door to a residence. A supervisor on scene deemed the large alligator as aggressive and made the decision to humanely dispatch it,” Vero Beach police said in a statement.