Vero Beach Magazine January 2001 - Vero Beach Magazine

A Dream That Never Was

Tucked away in the remote northwest corner of Indian River County lies a serene little town where life goes on much as it has for many years.

Glenn R. Swift,

In The Service of Others

Vero Beach can boast of its own classical orchestra composed of more than 34 professional musicians who come here each season to play some of the most beautiful music ever written.

Raz Allen,

Local Flavor

Lent may be meant to be a season for penitence and meditation, but the day before it starts is anything but.

Sheila Lowenstein,

In Print

According to USA Today, Jayne Ann Krentz is “one of today’s hottest and most prolific writers.”

Dawn Bailey,

As I put this column to bed, it is early December and we have been having unusually cool weather as the wind has been steadily out of the north, which brings to mind one of the worst fears of Florida gardeners. Freeze.

Thomas P. Lowe,

They're Not Just Cops

Any job applicant who is looking for a role on NYPD Blue or for high speed chases, shootouts and other drama, is in the wrong place,” says Hugh Cox, Director of Public Safety in Indian River Shores.

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