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Archive »In The May Issue

	“It Never Hurts To Be Handed A Mike” Wesley Davis may be one of the more familiar figures in local politics, but without question he is the top-of-the-mind charity auctioneer. By Deborah Borfitz Photography by Denise Ritchie
	Some Like It Cold Soups are a mainstay of a chef’s repertoire; along with sauces and stocks, they are often one of the first components in a formal culinary education. By mary beth vallar photography by Denise Ritchie
	Ingrid’s Secret Garden Ingrid Biesaart found the house of her dreams. Or maybe the house found her. Her priorities were clear when she started house-hunting by herself in 2007. by carole crowe photography by Stephanie Russell-Heineke
	The First Lady Of Windsor She comes to Windsor whenever she can spare time from her schedule as the wife of Canadian billionaire Galen Weston, the mother of two children with four grandchildren, and a professional life that includes well-documented skills in business management and philanthropy. by john parkyn
	A Bucket List For Local Adventurers Residents of Indian River County are often astonished to learn that many miles of hiking trails, often rather modest in duration but extensive in bio-diversity, meander through quiet stretches of our area. By Deborah Borfitz Photography by Wil Jones
	Youth Guidance: Teaching By Example Two paths. Forty years ago Brian Connelly had no idea that the one he was about to travel would have such an influence on his life. His journey began the day he met Sam Block and was introduced to what was to become Youth Guidance. By Ann Taylor

Archive »Recent Articles

	Meanwhile, Back At The Grove From the beginning of the Florida citrus business in the 1800’s, attractive young women have graced many of the labels used by growers on their crates. Produced & Photographed By Jill Douglas Assisted by Susan Parsons and Elizabeth Holman
	Putting Its Trust in The Lagoon “It’s good to be involved with something that’s bigger than you are, something that affects the lives of so many people,” says Higgins. “It’s easy to forget how important it is to preserve natural lands so that our children and their children will still be able to walk through the mangroves, see all of the butterflies, lizards, frogs and other creatures. Sometimes we take it all for granted and we really can’t afford to.” By Ann Taylor
	A Story Of Three Bills At 6366 20th Street in Vero Beach, there is a century-old safe that has endured two fires, a two-story fall and a 1,300-mile move. The safe sits in the back room of Bill’s TV, and it tells a fraction of the story of the Kaser family, who have been residents of Indian River County for over half a century. By Teresa Lee Rushworth
	That The Blind Shall See Albert Ueltschi spent his life believing that the “best safety device in any aircraft is a well-trained pilot.” By Lisa Rymer
	Can Art Preserve Our Landscape? If you ask Dick Brickman why he’s so passionate about protecting the natural landscape be prepared to listen and believe. By Ann Taylor

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