Vero Beach Magazine November 2013

“How Cancer Became My Friend”

Of all the interesting and talented people within its white fences, Windsor now boasts the holder of the Ms. Senior Florida title, Elizabeth Ross Horn.

by Julia douglas

A Big Italian Family (Except They’re Not Italian)

Could a location be destined for one purpose? Food, say?

By Tania-Ortega-Cowan

Just about anyone who has lived in Indian River County these past five years can recite the misfortunes visited upon us by the Great Recession: Falling house prices, budget cuts, empty storefronts, homes languishing on the market for months or years at a time – the list goes on and on.

By John Parkyn

Seventh Heaven

With sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean one would think that’s why the couple from Florida’s west coast make it a point to spend as much time as possible in their new home.

by Ann Taylor

From Rugs To Riches

“Iranian rugs are just like human beings,” says Ali Arabkari through an interpreter. “They may be similar, but no two are alike.”

by Tania Ortega-Cowan

Less Patience Needed In Patient Pavilion

When the Indian River Medical Center un-veiled its new Patient Pavilion in April it was viewed as a significant step in an ongoing effort to expand and modernize a hospital that had been serving the healthcare needs of Indian River County residents for more than 80 years.

by ann taylor

November 2013

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“How Cancer Became My Friend”

A Big Italian Family (Except They’re Not Italian)

A New Legacy For The Lagoon

Seventh Heaven

From Rugs To Riches

Less Patience Needed In Patient Pavilion

Perfectly Plated

Like Dad, Like Daughter

Healthy Foods The Kids Will Love

Taking The Work Out Of “Workout”

	“How Cancer Became My Friend” Of all the interesting and talented people within its white fences, Windsor now boasts the holder of the Ms. Senior Florida title, Elizabeth Ross Horn. by Julia douglas
	A Big Italian Family (Except They’re Not Italian) Could a location be destined for one purpose? Food, say? By Tania-Ortega-Cowan
	A New Legacy For The Lagoon Just about anyone who has lived in Indian River County these past five years can recite the misfortunes visited upon us by the Great Recession: Falling house prices, budget cuts, empty storefronts, homes languishing on the market for months or years at a time – the list goes on and on. By John Parkyn
	Seventh Heaven With sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean one would think that’s why the couple from Florida’s west coast make it a point to spend as much time as possible in their new home. by Ann Taylor
	From Rugs To Riches “Iranian rugs are just like human beings,” says Ali Arabkari through an interpreter. “They may be similar, but no two are alike.” by Tania Ortega-Cowan
	Less Patience Needed In Patient Pavilion When the Indian River Medical Center un-veiled its new Patient Pavilion in April it was viewed as a significant step in an ongoing effort to expand and modernize a hospital that had been serving the healthcare needs of Indian River County residents for more than 80 years. by ann taylor
	Perfectly Plated New ideas for fall entertaining from local shops. By Fashion Editor Stephanie MacWilliam
	Like Dad, Like Daughter Vero Beach native Kathryn Block Faires is, quite literally, a chip off the old Block – her father Samuel Block, that is. By Deborah Borfitz
	Healthy Foods The Kids Will Love You adore your grandchildren and want to spend as much time with them as possible. By Barbara Reid & Photography by Phil Reid
	Taking The Work Out Of “Workout” At some point, it will happen. Time, that creeping, crawly, pervasive nemesis, catches you, challenges your self- image, and forces an ultimatum. It’s time to get in shape. By Jeff Gothard