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Vero Beach artist Barbara Landry has created a work of art that will help more than one million handicapped Americans this year.
It’s early Friday and the sun is barely up as John Majewski strides into the small building the Indian River County Volunteer Ambulance Squad calls home.
Walk into Charles and Rosemary Sanford’s home on a Sunday afternoon, close your eyes, breathe deeply and you are transported to an exotic world where spices rule. Welcome to the world of Indian cuisine.
One of the most common lamentations by homeowners is the inability to communicate with the individuals who maintain their landscapes.
Carol Pettice, a retired secretary and receptionist from Syngenta Crop Protection, remembers when she first noticed a growing public awareness of her workplace.
Better known as “Doc,” C. Gorham Phillips has just finished a commission to provide three needlepointed cushions for the front of the main altar of England’s most renowned church, Westminster Abbey.
Cool and serene is the immediate impression.
After a 40-year career at the Press Journal, you might expect that John J. Schumann Jr. would be happy to consider himself retired. But Schumann doesn’t like the word; the term he prefers is “redirected.”
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