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Highly decorated boats twinkling with colored lights and displaying Santas, elves, gifts, garlands and wreaths travel in a line during boat parades along the river. MARINE INDUSTRIES OF THE TREASURE COAST

‘Tis the season to sparkle

Holiday festivities missing the last few years because of the pandemic are back, and an even larger choice of holiday celebrations awaits.

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Read more about the article OWN A PIECE OF PARADISE
St. Lucie County commissioners Larry Leet and Cathy Townsend welcome Cabo Rio RV Resort co-owners Jim and Carrie Chalmers and son Callan at a chamber of commerce ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 7.

OWN A PIECE OF PARADISE

Jim and Carrie Chalmers are creating what will be a benchmark for the new standard of RV living with Cabo Rio RV Resort, being developed in north St. Lucie County on Kings Highway and Indio Road.

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A.E. BACKUS MUSEUM AND GALLERY Numerous paintings by renowned local artist A.E. “Bean” Backus and various artists of the Florida Highwaymen can be viewed at the A.E. Backus Museum and Gallery in downtown Fort Pierce throughout the year. An upcoming exhibit titled Kindred Spirits: Paintings and Letters from the Kiplinger Family Collection will bring additional Backus paintings as well as some by Florida Highwaymen artist Alfred Hair. Rick Crary tells the story behind the exhibit in The Fine Art of Friendship, beginning on Page 50.

Searching for a better life

Why did we come here? If you weren’t the one leading your family’s move to Florida, your children or other descendants may be asking that question one day.

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A group of middle school students is engaged in playing Lagoonology, a game about the Indian River Lagoon that comes with a room-sized gameboard. JOHN BUCK PHOTOS

GAME CHANGER

John Buck entertains, teaches and engages classrooms of middle school students for an hour with nary a screen in sight. How is the miracle achieved? The feat is due to Lagoonology, the interactive, room-size board game he invented.

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